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, 1865-06-16
From Richmond. Vn.

NEW f0kK, June u.
The Htra1ds Richmond CORES pordent BAYS
General Terry has arrived there and assumed
command Of The Department Of Virginia, In
place Of General Ord, who goes elsewhere.
General Turner has been assigned to the mil
ita.y district Of Henrleo comfy, embracing
Richmond. His trst net was to euuelch the
rebel Mayor, Who had been relustatel with
his negro. hunting rebel police.
A band Of guerillas, 500 strong, have
la'ely collected In Patrick county, Virginia..
t.reathening the inhabitants vita vengeance.
F0ur have been arrested, and two were at
once tried, convicted and sentenced to be
tllot. The others were sent to the peniten-
tiaEy.
The New York Tributes Washington spe-
cial says: ga delegation Of coiorcd men Of
Richmond arrived here today to seek IN an
dience with the President They represent
that under the military restrictions ii Rich
mond their condition ID not better than II
Was when they were in slavery, and they
propose to ask that d: special inquiry be
made as to the facts In order that the prop
er remedy may be applied to place them On
footing in consonance with The liberal and
enlightened policy adopted by the Govern
ment as to other coloted populations In the
EOuthH
, 1865-06-16
The ADMINISTRATION Trial.

NEW YoEK, June 15.-Ths New York
Tines Washington special says: 1--WE arc
now enabled to form some Idea Of the length
Of, time that the Military Commission viii be
futthet engaged in the trial Of the assasaius,
by arrangement among the counsel, the ar-
eument Of Hon. Rore1dy johnson, will be
had on Friday. This Will be followed BY the
argument Of Mr. Stone, counsel for Ds.
Mudd aud Harold. On Saturday, Mr. Cox
will present the defense Of O'Laughiin. On
Monday, Mr. Aiken will sum up finally on
behalf Of Mrs. Surrntt. On Tuesday, Payne
aud Atzeredt's counsel presents bis azgu-
ments, and on Wednesday, Mr. Ewing sums
up In behalf Of Mudl, Spangler and Arnold.
Il :s believed that Judge Advocate General
Holt will present tho final argument on be-
half Of The prosecution on Saturday, the Ath
Inst, and on the Monday following the Com
mission will conclude its work by the finding
and sentence. The senttnce cannot, under
the rule, be promulgated until after 1t has
end Of the trial lnay not be reached before
the 1st day of July"
, 1865-06-16
FINANCIAL and COAlMERCIAL,
NONE 1ABFs

THURSDAY ETEsIyo. June IS. 1865,
Gold tu-daJ ~as aeatn baoJaut, aud advanced ~
higa rs 147s. The speeulators are evidently op-
eating On The pr tpeet offs further decline Of our
securities IN England, and continuation Of thelr
return to this country. Whether or not, these
expectations will &c altzed Is question that IT.
tert.,a the public On sccount OF the efeet 1t may
hive on Talres, and that only. for there Ia
pothtpe either In the condition OF the country
ncr In onr relation With other countries 70 depre-
ats our currency EiDgte fraction, hut rather
Otherwise and white produce taken for export
and imported goods will be Affected by the pres
en-, advance In gold, there is Eo reason fus the
general markets being disturbed. as they were
wher The rebellion was At It's height.
One reason given for to-day's adv1nee In pti-
vate dlsp7tch Ii that importers Of Eoratgn mr.
chsndiss are purchasing freely with which to pay
customs dues, This Is not improbable. For sew
era! months past the stocks Of foreign dry COOS 8
IN New York have BEEN unusually low, and dur
ing tho past month very many orders we're sen. to
Europe to replenlsh their stocks. During the
present month, therefore, heavy importattons ere
expected, and purchasers may be getting Uneasy
End are now buying gold, fearing 1estit nAy 60
still higher.
Tho money market to-day war moderately &C,
tive, nud discounts we're moderately easy at 10 per
cert per anauu1, for first class paper but white
the bankers are accommodating their cussoueYs
with a1l they 1equi1t, tho supply Of currency il
less abundant than formerly, On account OF the
paymsaters drawing largely on the Government
iunds, with which to pay of the soldiers who are
row being mustered out OF the service In the city.
On the street ratea steady tl9la per cent per
month.
Eastern Exchange is in moderate supply, with
aless active demaud, bus there IL no material
chapge In rates. We quote; Ito discount 10 par
buying end 1-1o9t prem, ceiling.
Gold opened In Nav York to-day at 14st,
and closed at 3p. m. at14Tt. The following are
the quotations tslezzsphed 10 James Boyd s
Brothers, gold broker5.
, 1865-06-16

Here the make: opened With sales on TIC Stock
Board at 14i1 Glib, hut In the afternoon it ad.
ranecd to 1fh, and closed weak at 1454. On tue
street 1t opened at 1<2 adyapced to lis, declined
to 1881 and closed us 1l6. Silver was nominal
about 13s.
Government Bonds we're in fair request aud
s.vady. We quote.
Buying. Selling
hysiTssssass, Fsn To.iiss...:.::::. lss' i@ g
Iocal stocks remain quiet at 0G<E91 for new
Cook County Scrip and 1Y for old.
The weather to day was sEafn ApEsl-iko, with
Z. in and nupehtue alternately, and the atmosphere
was warm and somewhat oppressive. The recent
heavY rains must have completely drowned out
the chlneh bug and other enemies Of the farmer.
It will also set 1t feet The complaints which have
been 60 prevalent Of late with regard to the
drought The Illinois river Is reported rising
and uade Will probably revive In that Eecuon OF
country.
Under the influence Of the advance ia gold :hc
produce markets were buoyant and a=tiye. Whe1t
advanced &c, corn. a, and oz,. 303c per bu.hel.
In commercial circles there was considerable
commotion this morning In consequence of the
announcement that Mr. Whlteside, OF the itm OF
D,ggett & Whitestde, hud disappeared, taking
with him about 4t0,o in money, aud leaving be-
hlud him unpald checks for that nmonnt In the
hands Of commission merchants and BANKERS.
Yesterday morning ha sold large amount Of
produce to merchant. to be to bo delivered in
The afternoon, aLd on Change he purchased very
freely, npparen ly to meet the sale-paying for
the lstter In checks on the St1se SayIugs
Institution, and Recurring for the
former check on the Union National
Bank Ior 81, 500, and check on the Mercsaots'
Loan and Trust Company for 611, 900, on both OF
which he drew the currency and has not been seen
eInce. 1t also oppeats that under promise tothe
officers Of the State Savings 1n1titutton that no
would deposit ST., 600 with them befora the bank
closed, they certified checks drawn by HIM to The
amount Of $4,000. Ol'courso the ta1ance o. the
cheeks were thrown out Ibis morning. We uu-
dtrttand relaures a1e being taken 10 follow him.
His destination Is supposed TO be canad..
The latest advieee from India indicate The pro-
2rees Of the revulsion in the cotton trade there,
consequent uron the termination Of the war In
tie GIFTED States Tho large houss Of Cana 4
Son had ALLIED, with sbilties estimated to exceed
ilrea millions eterllng-ehieny, It II believed
through cotton operations based upon theory Of
longer continuance Of tha war heKa, Ths effect
Of tls failure has Jet to be India and China
IS well ~ 1naia, the arm having no less than six
bs4nch establishments. The Africa brings lute11t-
Keuce Of the failure OF several other old Bombay
heuses-thtt Of Woodhouae, Ksnrick s Co. amopE
them. The recent rise or abour penny per pound
In the Liverpool market will doubtless improve
III settlements which the bankrupt cottoa houses
may be abs to make with their creditors; but the
latter cannot fall to eu.r severely nad 1t Is statsd
that the nav jnint stock links and financial insti-
tut!ons In EtYlknd witt h~ the L1avlear losers
nf all.
, 1865-06-16

NEW FoRK, June 15.-The New YORK
Tribunals Washington special says: " Pesi-
tions for pardon from leading men Of thelate
rebellion are coming In by the hundred every
day. Among the men Of note whose petit
wald johnson and Joseph Il. Anderson, Of
The Tredegar Iron Works. A clause is now
Inserted il the pardon, intended to prevent
the applicant fom claiming In the courts
exemption from the operation Of the conds.
cation sets, thus leaving the settlement Of
The matter Of conhscatlon Of rebel property
to the Cour,s md to Congress hereafter.
where the fncts are such as to call for relief"
, 1865-06-16
CHICAGO LUMBER mAKxET,

T4CRepAT EVE, June Il.
LUMBETl-R ceived 7.sas N ,hinncd ~ ~ ~.
rsee'pta TO day ware veJ light tbs N arksr rpIed
quiet At about gtsteztA9 5 prices. saes Hetc:
Cargo schooner ROYAL Albert, irem Canata. 1e5 II,
ssltct lumber and stoek boards It 3laso. By ,od-
willie: cargo schooner Fahsr ironl kaInuax ,o e N
betttr than mill run. some u nth At III 80 By D.
Houghtellaz: cargo sehconer MerEnslt, fsam Kn1..
mAz:o, 20 N tos:. and I'll a7a deck lnad timber At
s1oto BY Carter: cargo schooner Petrol, fsom KA1s
uAzno. strips at 81 o., ~ Morton.
snINGLE9-R<ceiyed eos "a shipped ~ u. Mar
ket steady. ealts WG1e: go 1AwEd A. per tta,r
Petrtl. 1t 375sA.
LATH-Reeelved 7U m lhErped 1as N. Ma.xst
quiet snd 1trady At $L7saaio
We quote yard prices follows:
, 1865-06-16

HEEA
III. entire 1ales at tho various Jntda foct up 81
head At S7o9s. 70 for ordInuy II alr, aad saoe9so
for ttir 70 choice. Tfe1s hAa been considsrAbe Sc
hv!ty and truch eaZarne,s mBofe4ttd tbs part OF
bultss. Though ihe large srEtTals have ksD: the
yarda well nt1sd, comparatively f.v Ee1ain uos s,d
Thu competition to Gay hal Tbs effect II in<Tcsaa The
ptlte ttcm I9e0c over the cluainE tsura4 Of last
Eicht.
How dzevesa csn ket taelr money back BY such Ia
vsstr,ents Il I ko-fts OF .oms speculation 1t tho
yards. Good Hogs sold IN New York yesterday at
9ae- Dealers hrre Fay - 10 sud a3o 100 for tho
s-mc Esnde, leaving \ m ,.g!a Of slso3l.to = Ito,
which It would ta.m Is har'ly enough 10 compsasats
fur tho IiASs. Yet, dzovtrs supposed to know
1seir owa bcsntts, "a hare no rsss,p 10 questicn
th. r lhsewduess and foffc ~ We oay retez to II
curious faes-A fac: whlcht1 niud dem a11ttate
tha: the u spnculaura aud rvs. o.
we'll founded.
The sales 70 dsy are - t'i1ows:
, 1865-06-16

There was large attendance on Change To-
day, Ed undtr The influence OF a further advance
IN gold, The general markets rn1ed active and
huoyant.
The Provision market today waa quiet and
moderately active. The New York dispatch
quoted Aela Pork at 3sS.5o. Here the deralnd
Was fA,r and We note sales Of ssbrls Ness Pork at
, 1865-06-16
FOR IEVIGORATING THE
u SIsTN,
AND zpn TIL cCH OF
lcRoFuLA, CANCER, ao1TRE, ULCERS
SKIN DISEASES, &c.
Jayne'6 Attentive
Still Maintains Its Superiority.

hss a.1ssdsa s. sse & JATHEs .M1zRSffsv4
e 81 81 .;n e .hs 7soD,ssofs to se:S saa e "a am
tusliy q adieate from The human system tia diseases
e. sssss sss . g; Ss
been nu1d particularly be1etcl.lin
CANCER AND cAEcERoUs AFFEcT1oEso Of n,
stes' "a s 6 e. e.
dies. ~''A''N- '1A -1' @'-t'- . "a o'1es ss1's
6oThA Oh sWELLKD HRcK.-Ia tnnoua.anis
H.. A, hsys Sesa se:ed WHO havs CONTINUED il -
pRopsY AND DR0PsIch swKllEes.~Aa.g
oiss1a z. 6s,a sos.tes1 e. s2sse 3sa: hss - ss =
cue, Thereby the yate:, Or es1caeous !ie7ossioas
and al unnatural enlAEKe1neats s1e reduced
,8PWPsY, FITS. coEvuLs1oNs. see asa.ily 90
IN so aan 5e pa s. sa5si'o r
IN eu!o majority Of Gasse i r. tnss-
scRoFuI4.-1a Al :ee torn.of tai. dseas4.sa.shsz
ssas 8 = s1 1eIas eads q s.ens Eraooas
NOR &C. Asastivs a.s eeen ss se1aa nIs sm,aeat
soed :sSs S.: ! q nss
aKu D.syAsxa, Of II ktaaa, sctd Hssd. rees.z.
Sss et a s easea sS
Alternative,
cuENNAT13X AND NKUEALGIA-Io chrontn
rsser thts Alternative. per.sver1nzjy used ID Fn,,-
sY succesAful- In Aeuta Rheum4tiSa, JaYpe.x Iioi
meat ,hou:d b applied In connection, according "a
directions
. FRAALK CoMP1 ANTA-tn many affections poe4,-
liar 70 females, esp ctay Whao arriving .; sturitT
Or y lhe .eh.axs Ct NJ ~ Alssraiva Il ania1.
lion, E1e1ularity and Lsucor1hua, tbs best fcsni0
hAvn alNay1 followed itS Admtnt1tsallon.
CnMp1lcarD AND NI1KD DIsHAsRy, EKn.
VOU3 AFFECTIONS, DISEASES or THK HKAET.
DY6PEPSA. .IlvRK COMPLAINT. Con,titu.iool
DseAses ana diseases originating from depEaYad or
lnrers:s ststn Of she blood are al cured oY ly1es
AterattTe and While II = a.lt In many uedici1es
ts.t vhsn thsy 40 10 dl.sas theY alo
hyn hss 70 such ds1.o.es: Ma!ls neatIs:t1ax "a
atteng:e: The suEssef: Tbs unlou of D,s1svacrAx.
1oxIo and DHnB1rnCkHT propeyuea In th!a maul .toa
.ha fact th4s Ill these 1neu%ncea reudad hsfs
Hopieusly in ii operation, o1t1xalshtnx Ii from an
other al;rusx rzcpazssonl. Lot tho afflicted ay9 it
utaL
All p D 1AYNnA soNs Family A.d,n,nss ~
,ola IN Ch.ea3o by Aesaz,, TULLXR, FINCH 1 TuL
6CHAACK and r. 4 q. Il. HOOKER.
l6Cs&lu AWAT adp
, 1865-06-16

1o9NAu NAI1&a4A .1AH2 D% EH1Q49Cs
1nI. pank Will receive Subscriptions to the rav IN
1cIiplIon 70 tho 18th Of July.
Theee notes are lsaued Il ae.ortsastccs Of ~ F,
&s9 .Goo and R,o0; bth1 interest - tho rate Of
sla reF cent per annr In Legal tender totcs o. Il
the opion Of the Government par cent IN gold and
e p31abs three Jea.a tsoZ 1alh oE July, 49, o. E1sY
ta converted, At The opoa e[ tho hoi1eE 1t maturity
Into per cent SO Kola bearing toad1
By nct OF ConKreAs theT arc mes ROM EtatA md
xuliciphl tk1attoE, and having ta.s zdvaataZu nle
the best security for invest1e1t now n the mazaat
He allow the rluA rata OF PEI cant commission TO
B1b-a kenH, and Aend the notes. ttoe Of chsrEe.
The notes Will Be ready for teilyeIy ano4t the ii Of
luna. J. 4. EILIH, P5s1ldeat
EDVU L TEKHAN. Ca1htax.
, 1865-06-16

RUFUS HATCH
fyNHXKKLY HAT1h ! uN1A

:. BROkHE,
10. IS Exchange Place, Few Yo4x
aovazment SECURITIES, stock md aola, Doaxa. Ia
Eo1d Exclusively OF Ccn,c.!sk.ca
RuXEKKSC1t
Aes9h so1cmon srnu4 q 9or4. tm.caso, r.
4essEk- Hi4ckley Handy. Chicago, IL
!. 4. aealeI, AQ Chicago, III.
1. Y. Mum, &q.. Chicago, III.
c. J. RosE91, Esq, Chicago. II
Meda1a. Sound. Bailey Co, Hev Yazk CT.
Aessza- AcKln Rroa. q Co. Nsv Yorx C1sy.
HesH1: 3. a; TnekeF q CO. Hev Yc+k t:1.
Mesar1 lAthsop, bnith O. os~exo, A.Y.
, 1865-06-16

legc, Wednesday evening. Among the dele-
gates chrteu arc >Goyerror Ruckinsh1m Of
Ccnncctlcut. and Governor Saith Of Vermont.
The former will probably be the President OF
The Council.
Admiral Ft.,aeut is 10 be with the Bog
tcnials On the 4th Of july. On that day the
statue to Horace Mann in the State House
,arl Is to b. formally dedicated, Hon. Chas.
sunni er Icing the orator.
, 1865-06-16

OMAHA, June 14-About 500 Sioux Indians
In camp fifteen miles west OF Fort Mitchell,
au6 supposed to be friendly. this morning at
tackled guard Of 100 men, under Captain
Killing Captain Fcukes and four men, and
wourding seven. Quite number Of the In
dams were killed. The Indians crossed oyer
10 the north side Of the river.
, 1865-06-16
MARINE

VxsI1 s7arcK BY llauTyNa.-Taa b,ix Com
meree. Csps. J Smith, downward board. h.r.Ye1
here Je.terdsy N : soms.has crtppisd condition.
oEsenssJ. A,Itns tins tss aeen11s9es: tae @ yes.
~ il i To seo.s oeasJ, 1hsrcSas Wa M sasias "a
cargo. Two Wild tlaaass, follo1sd !2staas!y 6y =
he1d. ding ,hs top Eai.an. aat vita eys1J hing
eaanee; ID th,!e!o, @ ias ueck. NJ .opmM bed se:d
sA ht s11t nic. oa thn part ct !. Ee Of rae crew
ao!e VETS hur. sas passed on = tsr destination
AsH1A1--3cno& naE Il. tI1tca N. Ed. bou51 from
CattXo to AaEcEe:te, Lake Superior, In hALas1 ran
a>hose 1t Rnu 40 Llsnd 8trnitsrf Macktn Nv, tha
Nn lntt 1hs Lena han sncecsded In getting heF on
Without apparent damage.
, 1865-06-16

----A0eVN& 0CtkuV E11t H NKE2W@QhfSn
We learn that the extensive numbering mills oi
LaddiERton Wells. 1t MeuouInee (Greeu Bay1
were destFoJed BY IRE on Tuesday night, Lass
estimated at xto,ooo. Insured for S15,ooo. These
mills were gang saving, aud were srectel Last
summer. By this disastrous confsgrat,on, It ii
sasu the supply Of lumber from that point will be-
decreased onsfoufth. We have not heard any de-
tal1s a. to how The l1e ORIGINATED.
, 1865-06-16
COMmERCIAL.

TRunEDAI EVENING, Jnne IT,
Tie following summary showa the movements
in produce ana provisions during the past TWEEN.
ty.four hours and the same time lat year:
,dkCERI5 OF pRQDEcE mYe x
, 1865-06-16

A. N" A.-s.%s.... ..ss01 lc,uNN =. 81
During the evening, dispatehe. wcre recelysd
rom dlllagheF's Exchange, Ne~ York, reporting
tne opening s1d ctoeiug price OF god al l47.
, 1865-06-16

RDNATIOHA1. HANK OF CHICAGO.
Wa have th.s day received : larEa ru3piy OF the
THIRD SERIES teArIDE data july l5tn. 1850 atd aro
1rspart to MI osdsrg 10: tae same. -
Paltes deaitins 70 is!eat can teod currency on our
oft the Aissns1opt. and ths notea VIII he sent then
Zee OfchAIga. IRA HOLMES, C4:tlee.
f.hictHn. luuA 10. 19&a.
, 1865-06-16

The entered sales St the several yxrdl foot no
Anout GO head. It &I-te25-M for common to medium
sssr2et5 for medium 70 fair; aad SS.sG8sik tor
fair to good.
The reestpts 1t the several yards have not been.
large. but uose than sunlcieet Tor the de-
mand, and thefs remA!ns unsold IN the ya,1
Gus th1e pens not far from 500 head. The eh,s.
aetes otthe stock arriving not OF high order, con-
ssinE principally OF Light common stee1s and butch.
efs Cattle With few Of tho second quality OF shipping
baeves- Inasmuch ~ lhere IL 60 demand for ina bet
tar Cattle holders not TO ppt them
uton ths market. The sdv!ces from the Fast do ros
Improve the eotd.tion OF the uarxetz ttsro. bat
rather ted TO inc1ea.s the depression.
There - vely general feeling among AL shtpset1
mat atoek Ia too high eytn yet and they ara holding
Oh for co1c:aious from stock oHnetp. Tha diaeu 81
In hliagtng oNnc,s 70 view the market in the aarua
light II themselves canAss much duIlnsss and dc ~
md thus It Is that most Of the business doae has bean
in butchefs' stock lor city slaughter.
At moon to-daya contract for 5000 heAs was to be
let ry the government II Nashville. Ths nA1Rs OF
the hesncctsstIl bidders have not set tsan,p:zc1.
We quote tbs market dan Aod 25@s7hc ~ ns
lower. The sales arc a fol ows:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
MICHIGAN AaurHxHx 1AaDs-
Come. Co. sofia Lyman. Ruete 4 Co., 81 hsal
mtd1a1 Steer, Averaging 30 ~. u = 50.
Gfldley & Co. sold kaxrghs and Hickey. y heal
8lidjey 4 Co. 10 DoA Ela4 4 all, u hftd Medina
stock. eT aging 2ta 4 .. At 43f7,
6fidle ~ lN. to Rtnle1, IT haaa fslf E1tde ates,
kTesa4 iaI oie ~. n A@.
, 1865-06-16

teIs'aed IN illinois, whose 1tadsng city has
probably incrtas more In wealth, business
and Iopu!ausn curing the war thzn has any
cityin Carada curing the past half century.
, 1865-06-16

Governor Of Colorado.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-It Is not true that
Governor Evans, Of Colorado, has been re-
moved.
, 1865-06-16
CHICAGO DAILY zsARKEr.

(AAAaxIof Of Grnda arz nots nsats o. q aasas or T.
SsS5sf, aa1 Isps'ssasy saEs tsss@': q
FREIEHT&LAK1 Fsx's1r.- War sfvady and
9eehanged ErEas.ment, xss.: To B1y,aLo1;enr
sshs - asns sat Ier2s. ION
e @ r. acaf fo g.. ss.a. .nS r.
norI 70 .+w York Bu1.lo, - tor nour .aa &c
< aa I'd sas, =: III,
n5ss ssis :s e.: ,&s4ps.
~ s'' si1s e. e 81
ia ae i ,!sfs: ~ 6fls, ~ki:hnead" % r.: :ed
s Il Il Il: H:1 .os asssa s Z s
srstss ESsa.s ;lo; 81 :" d'En;hsss' Il ~; ;I!o
sss sSse' no e.: in. =. s? =, a. s?ias l.
81 s. s,sp6:s 81 esnsss = :s1i L s
FL hG y" e.; ID III IL
..nMsmpssa';;.. Z. q sr.1se sgra.s..e1 b,ls
81: ss is9 = = es ess aanass .''aa;''
Il & o $ g. g. g. s' g n e. ::
b bsy:.. a = - e Il % ),
Is; Fl :sss:: ss +. 2 e.
g 81 e p 4 Z = P &
& & d.; ';!ss S s. T. = q s ss.s; s;@S = T. !!
b e !. s isf Sa SshS &C. =
sle anoat 3t3v ou Rt}eetsd at sc 4asarc.osinx
n; .GAIssS.es'1ss. 81 asss en: .hpe.a Is Us ea:
A,5kss spsatd saeits, sna a. a. sses s5hs ous fel
afSs sss' e * III: | Is
stXc' 1900 hn Do /, eXs; 7io5 na do ii Sc; 100
q + q e "a 9S L 81;
s9!e Z III, ,saeab 81 y
IAN; Mar
A1.GQf3uL-Qulks AAu nomlaal u at c&att3.
HkAse-Na uiral Il .sc6 IL 5 far round lots. and
n6a,i g. coaSw. ns.r of no movement and
qGe;s ~ @.fEs: ri !; 50: :sa50.a % ps1 toa.
,DRO0tH -At1 guilt. He Q1ots
E1trA NJ. 3seoo1D
k.!s EaTs fS So. daz.... .........,.... X:i;a
HUT ii IDS ii: sasp i. s.@ s.
MemsIiet. NC quote: ''N' :. - ~
F!ime Fhlin. als
Fs:na M 1 frs:h ~ ais
Prime Fellow Fl, l12 &
Sas. i ;ss1 II do At m and 10
,a1Gt:f N.a.Tss Esrss2 is qu,es and prices ua-
Fsi'axt.''n r. Keyed 'tnsn. 100 g g
Esy.ssne; ea :ssm!s.., ::::.:::: ::::.::: 80 q
aonior b. iesass; sS
thica9s, bu. teamls,s, ioo................ So
MAvssay: b. tesnless g GO
Ee1xzoos 81. s.sea inn 80
sssa:a e.ty. se1sa ssin linea Lat s@
E1esIior, .sswed llna1 TO- H %
EmRife y
bo9sps 81. So
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opened strong but not active. Tha sales were :.
IL, ,soo bnsh wheat at 1ls19119, closing at tho
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were as follows: s'
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, 1865-06-16


Greek rs ouly Hebrew could write proves
that they were written bY men Of the class
OF their reputed authors.
6. Tho complicated political aud social
condition Of Judea at the time In which the
events Of the New Testament occurred-It
being under joint Roman and Jewish
goyernment--existed but for that brief period
and In that region, They arc only incident
ally mentioned In these books. They could
not have been forged by any writer's Of anoth-
er period or nation without immense learn
Ing, while the language and style of most of
lea1ned men. A lnic ute comparison as given
by DR.. MAST Of the coIncldents between what
mny be called the background Of the scenes
of the New Testament, the habits, manners,
laws, beliefs, pIejudices, hatreds, er1o,s, and
hopes Of the people. Jews, Greeks, 5ama:i-
tnDs. Alexa1dr,ans, Romans, g., the names,
character, conduct, relationships, and his.
Empcrors Augustus, Tfbsrlrs, Claudius, the
Jewish Kings and Princes ucrod the Great.
Herod the Tetrarch, Tor Antipas) Archelaus,
Philip The Tetrarch, Herod Agripps the First
(and Second) the Roman Governors Cyrenius,
pontius Pilate, sergfns Paulns, Gallo, Fes-
tus, Felix and the Greek Tetrarch LysanIas,
are all casually spoken Of, arc all capable OF
being proven to be In accordance with the
facts then 80 temporarily existing, by
evidence Ct Josephns, Philo, Suetonions,
Tacitus, Tlucydides, Psu sAnias, StraGo, Zen
ophcn, Pliny, and many Of the heathen his
tsaiaus and writer's. It would be Impossible
for unlefteled men ofanother age OF country
to f4itlfu!ly daguerrcotype the lnintentlonal
accessories Of given tlme and place. Henc3
the Gospels werc written by Hebrews,
pain men, living in Judea at the time OF
which they wrote
Three of the five historical books con-
tain internal evidence ofbeing written By CO.
tempo:aries. John says, (xix.35) And he that
saw 1t haxe record, and Ills record is true"
Either John must have written the fourth
Gospel, or the writer must have been guilty
OF wilful fraud. The whole character Of
tie Goslel shows that 1t could not have been
written BY low ana deprayed man. Hence
It was written by John ths Apos le. That
Luke and the Acts were written By the same
person, and the latter At the close Of Paul's
first imprisonment at Rome, about A. D. IS,
appears also upon their face. Az tho concur
rent voice Of antiquity accred!ts Matthew
With having been written still earlier, it fol-
lows that that Gospel must have been writ
ten within At most twenty ty-eiRht years, pro.
bably much less, After. Chr1st's death. The
GOSPELS being thus traced to the periods In
which they we're written, the differences It.
their mode, order, and matter became Of vas
importance IS showing them not to be copies,
but iudepe,dsnt witnesses to the same facts.
s. The existence and r8pM spread Of the
Christian church within seventy years after
Ch1ist's death t., wit. within the first cen
tury, not only as SHOWN In The Acts and In
the Epfstles, but as shown in heAthen
writer's, prove that III. 'facts" of tn. Gospels
were more ex' enslyely believed In than they