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, 1865-06-30
oPHys1c1AN HEAL T11YsELF,,,

+@~e-~ N4
Northern advocates Of negro suffrage at the
South. that most Of the Northern States ex-
c,udc negroes fiom voting, and that before
imposing negro suffrage at the South, VIC
should tirst adopt 1t ourselves.
To this VIC ansTer-:-.
L This Is mere question Of personal con-
sistcncy, and not Of 6ta:carnanshlp, and
therefore is false issue, as the true question
is moi whether the adYofates OF, negro suf-
dsge are consistent, but whether the negroes
ought To vote.
2. The question Of consistency depends not
on the past action Of the States in which We
live, for that may have been under the con.
troll OF the opponents Of negro suffrage. Our
consistency depends so1ely On ourown action,
aad We affirm that those wIo desire that ne
groes who have fought for the Union, who
can read and write, and who are selt-support-
ing, shall yote In South CasolinA, do also de-
site that they shall vote in our Own Northern
States. Therefore, II there be anything val
liable IN consistency, We are conslsteat.
5. The grounds Oh which suffrage Is urged
on behalf Of the negroes In tho rebel States
have never applied to the negroes In the loyal
States.
7, thu ~ehs7 aistas +be 1shitae .-n 63s.
,...r 49, s,s.,-, ,nr,1 r. 4ha 1o-.1 st,taa
both whites and blacks ase equally loyal.
.,.NS s-.n.a,,. H. .,,trs. .e ~ -, ~ h,..9-.
e.'s ~. .se.,.e tar.1 +ata,a a.. o,.:s.s -
"a .InN-.,' ~ ~ ~ 'NS' "''" ~ ~
'A = ~ :" -. .o,>o1 s..+se A.. rh,... a.. ,,,
~ -. tMn.tt;,5s r. NV. st.ta. hrt 49,
.h,.a .: ~ - nrt,ra no,n,. t,on ~ a., ~.
e-u-... y. -. ~ T.-.st.,t., -.
..1S ~. ..AN zen - o,o n.o ~ '.
" inc ceusu, y. 'aoSs w. -~''o'o NY soe'' y.
aoout one-nlneueln VI ou1 populatson. A
government may oe republican ana e1ando
one-nmetiesn o. t7 populauon IRON tne sur
iroge. indeed greater proportion are con-
stant'y excluded as Aliens bnt It by no
means loAo"s tnat aas government Is fepab-
ucan Wherein t~o"tnHas' OF aal'' o. even one
lhlfo tne people ale eAcauoeo.
q hhae me losaancance ol lne negro
Vote at me MOTH feuoe.s " "Astes OF ons
Attc mPortanes "neaaet taey so1o ss pot'
sthi tney nave oeen pie'enleu aotn sotng u
scnc o1 lae oeates onis ~ tus pon.sM aA'-
ance exeting oet"een Not1aesn Osnoc-
zacs" ana eousne'n slasels' anu 'ne1 exau.
son l1on loe aun1age n Aus slsts' ~ reason
o. co'of, n .s .eue u sa's's "a'cn CANNOT
Aone 81 sotsl's i's ,,,.' sonso.s ,n.u.. ,,o...,.,
=. tnc1e - nttie W ~ .nsS .ss.s.s poos1lon.
OF poWe, III NC uoi..n at. w. s 90. w 1ppnass
1ne p.acAs, anu .aet1'o.e .ne .s..ss Ill w no'
70 Ea'psu.s nsa !" n'. vs. .taS ~ "u ...a nc osl'
iot II ssneeseus ~. s.es = euong oc-
eate N we soaIua - "n, u1s.a. 4.suuoe " VI .us
naplts ,on,s, :: St; ~. ~ opress .ae
olashs' = ueeae "u'sa, my A4a1s nse tsa'
may "teaA - 49,, - 80. "e. - ~
auen ssa'nst ,ne o.a.e 49, 1 us - aasy n1e per
@!.pea o.2eat - sa.e the .,sS.hn,ds,s ' 80 a,sse
=. os seNN -s.e 49, 1.,s.,.s 49, 49, 1n..s.
, 1865-06-30

lin Louisville the money market Is easy md
currency and Eastern Exchange continue abuu-
dant while all good paper Is readily discounted At
O. per cent. Eastern Exchange rules at Ito dls-
count 10 1-1o premium. though eesetal Of the
banks are checking At paz.
--In New York Foreign Exchange is very r.
regular and IL quoted: Bankers' sterling, 90
days, 1Gsi1110; barkern' sterling, days. 11oi0
1tCK; commercial, 10991oea; francs, long date,
b.17s15.15; francs, short date, 511aG5,10.
During tho past week f2,2d7,1 40 currency
Was issued TO National Banks, which makes the
total Issue to date s143, ,0e4,s15.
- The total value Of foreign exports At Portland
fo1 the week ending june n, amounts to $3.50. 90
the shipments we're 100 brls -four, beng the only
article exported to foreign countries BY sailing
veatels for week.
The total va1ue Of foreign goods imported
into the port Of Boston for the week ending
June 2a was ssss ssanst ss5s ~ for the cor
responding week in 1851 Total since Janusry I,
$1o,1ta,351. The exports from Boston for the
week c1oeing June 70, including specie, has been
$685. against fill ,al3 for tho corresponding
week in 1861
In New York money lenders are audtne some
employment in tTndtng gold for few days on
condition Of Withdrawing the gold from Ill use
In the markets Otherwise tho demsnd for money
il very limited, and 1srge balances are teudsFed
to the well-essabllehed brokers at per cent Re"
tGtu.ble on call. .....
Tho New York World says that 1t Is under
stood inst the steamers which leave New York
this week for Liverpool, will take ont all the cot
Inn fkt7 cnn talyy
, 1865-06-30

LOUISVILLE. Jane 2o.-Theodore Colder, o
caught, and brought to this city On Tuesday
evening and turned over to the Provost Mar
shal, from theEce to the prison hospital.
Twenty-Five Jew merchants were arrested
In this city on Tuesday for selling goods to
sOfd{eta without permits.
, 1865-06-30

There was good attendance last night at the
Board Of Trade Evening Exchange, but the gene
ral markets were inactive. There seems to be but
little speculative disposition On the part Of opera.
tors. or Gold, $55 t0o found sa'e At 1881 ''calh'
OF No. l Spring Wheat, only $4,000 bn were sold
at 10fi for "spot.'' The transactions In oass
cover 60 Geo hu at 45i153 for regular, closing At
former figure. The general mszkets closed
sieady. Tha sales we're - folloHr:
sArxs AT TH1 BOARD OF TnADK EyBY1Sa Ex-
CHANGK.
, 1865-06-30

w The horse OF Mr.. Mum, living IN the
town, OF Flora, Was entered hst week. during
thieves, and about 500 stolen Several sus-
piclous characters mad been noticed lurking
In the nelshborhood for come days previous.
The Chicago thieves are probably taking
country taunt, and 1t stauds persons In hand
to be on their gua.d.-B B9vIdere Ill., Sdad-
ord, 27M.
, 1865-06-30

GA1EBuR6.-Thc 4th is to be celebrated
with grrat spirit at GalesburE. Hon. Lincoln
CLARK, oI this city, has been invited, and has
a.ceptcd the invitation to deliver the osation.
Tue people of Knox comfy will be sure to
hsa1 lomsth'ng worthy their consideration.
, 1865-06-30
Gov. M oltIc1s's AppOIntments. n

= NEW YoAK, June 2o.-Goy. Holden, Of
North Carolina has already appointed and
commissioned Justices OF the Peace In over
thirty counties Of that State, aud the work
still goes on. One OF the dulles Of these
Justices will be to administer the oath Of nl-
Ieetancc to persons dcs!rous of voting a. tho
election for members Of the 9tats CorTen-
, 1865-06-30
MA RTSE.

ct BsfnsT4an, bound down. la1ien Nth what Faa
SHORE md wa enEed to jet'son 3oo o9'nels her
TrmA1nd.r ofcarEo..LBuK Cum 18Th
AAR4yAL or TuK CHICAGO FLxET -Yc4tefdnY IT.
te1ncon in,tHt:mtnt OF the Chicago dees, dua 1t
iris point. pass:d down to ne number Of twsntJ.
strcnR nc1s 4gat wtHa thNt pIevailtd SsFeral. vo
lentn their arrival 1t the ST. t+lf tl:tt wers de-
fol owed b } = ism. So fae - could be uiscnv-1ed
while pa.llnG. none were d.saolyt a4ids from tho
m3ss. Tue ba.que Great West 10 was dEtpped
ct the soWs and rrn2ic u hti whethtE IN
deer douttct. patled doFn during the pAat night
Ipetrott Free Pr ~. 1s b.
, 1865-06-30

DErCsc7 WIscoEs1N CURRESoT. B0RST.-
We are infosmed ny Deputy Bank Comp
t1o]ler T1edway. that Sls7, ,7S have bean re.
since the first of June. It must be about
onc-fe urtf Of what was In circulation at that
time -.Hadfspn capito, asSth,
, 1865-06-30
supscR1PT1Ox AGENCY 7-aO LOAN
Ia

H0F8EHIF EIUN Nt7NNCX SH1U I1VNNt
a4opxp HkZ1nNAL RAH d7 EMaA8o.
This Bank VII rece4yo subscriptions TO tha ns1 ~
n 81 Notes. and r4Y the interest ftQu dxta o{ k1n.
fcf1rtlon TO the 18th Of July.
These poteN sfo Issued In 64nQnll18Hod1 OF $& XlB
1915 per cent PCT Annu II legal tender cota1, OF. u
N payable thTes yeas ron 18Th Of Jury D of my
Into DEF Eeus 50 Eotd. .pa211nE boud1.
" sct Of Congress theJ 1Fo nee from Bsas1 md
Municipal tsxasten. and haE11z ka1 advaotske, Ga
We allow the u1aN rate Of y ~ cat eonaE1iksca 70
Tns notea VII b ready nE de!tve1J tbon: tha lM Of
Jnnn- ..--- j. 4. ELLIE. ETe81aEQk
, 1865-06-30
COMMERCIAL.

TuCRspAT Evening, 5unc 50.
TIE following summary shows the mor-1s-s
IN produce ard provisions durtrg the past st
hours, compared With the movement for The SANG
timelAst yesr: = =
HIcYR9 or rRouCCX 1r3K 20.
, 1865-06-30

DETROIT, June 20.-The propeliers Illinois
and Dean Richmond collidsd lust night NEAR
Point Pclee. The Illinois aunk In fifteen feet
of wnter.
, 1865-06-30

From the Piedmont counties Of the State,
Campbell, Amherst, Ntlsop, DC, such occur
rnccs ~ the following are reported: MissF
CONNECTED, By the way, with one Of New Eag-
lund's greatest statesmen,) Is the owner Of o
large landed estate, aud was the owner Of
Imagining themselves entitled, not only to
their freed ON. but to \ division Of the estate,
claimed distribution Of tho realty and per
koERltty. The mistress sent them to Gen.
Gregg in Lynchbnrg. He returned them to
M!es F., with an intimatlou that she must
take cafe Of them. She sent than back agnln
to Gen. G., with message that every house
on her place should be burned, II necessary,
to prevent the negtoes staying there. There
upon Gtn. &. took charge OF them. take
the following from the lyuchbnrg Rtpa1lieax
Of June 10th:
At meeting Of part OF the eitIzens Of Mel
sen county, held al Newna: ket on Saturday,
the 10th Of June, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
!. We will not pay more than $500 p.r month
for number one fleld hand, cor mora than $3.50
for lumber one women and ploT.poys; lodging
fo.l and sations found as heretofore; The hands
rom sickness OF idlspe1s to be deducted from va
ges: The hsnde 10 he entirely subiect to the orders
i. 10 prevent improper interference. with each
others' arrangements. We will. Ia no cdse. hire
lsbo;er who docs not briIg With him cestidelte
Of character, and Of permission 10 rehtfe hln5elG
eha1l not epend hit time in loltering upon our
pretn,esf, or make ahem his headquait.ta, upon
any Pr tense Whatever:
bnt Il the Isborsr prefers supplies, and the e?a.
ploy' has them to dispose Of, he shau be paid IN
them at market ydtes.
s. That Presidents and Supertnterdents Of pub.
lie works ere rcqueeted not to hire hands engaged
In agricu tnre, without a written permission IL
presented y 'he tpplIeant from ihe flrrner IN
nhose service be has engaged. In the present
state Of the country farmers cannot compete with
g. Cltlzens Of The 7asious maeistss,a1 dtetsIctsin
this County, md Of the sd3Aceat districts in he
marie, are requested - unite with rs in carrying
!. Tia. citizens be called npon 70 subscribe to
.ad sSi psseui.ry of ri the second resolaiien f q
held az gross trcach Of good falth and tho gull
II party te held - gulty Of peljnry.
eas n te Requested to pn5l':h ihese proceedings.
MAYO CAnElL, Chaltm
PAr1 c. CA11AwAE, Secretary
The following is the text Of Gen. Hartsut7s
order. already noticed by telegraph:
HEADQUARTERS D1sTAlcr Or NoT1owAY,l
9EsEnA1 OkpEa No. 81. Uutll he civil .u-
thoEily Is fully rs;toEed, no more public meet:
this command to estsblth 4 fixed price for negro
labor. Or make dietincuons rrejuetelal 70 the In
ieFe.ta, and limiting The freedom Of The acks.
abe shsa s re-
In ta's respect Of those alrsacy held, afe dtsap'
tfovea.
Commanding etaesEs Of eon9sts. s,l tes thas y,
TN necessary expenses Of f1od and clothing, be.
sides reasonable sun fot tbs contingencies Of
sickness Il Mo % II pE's&e Ell f9s s. me sane
led between whites md blacks. All the circum-
Stances In each case will be c.retall, considered,
, 1865-06-30
Capt.. @. Q. aopkins Shot by u Peace

By copmand ol Msj. Gen. uABrsuYJ.
J. ii, HowAnD. Ms3or and a. A. @.
, 1865-06-30
Chicago Qrlbn11e.
-orx7rc, Txr.yEEktY AND: WEEKLY,

~ lpsra.r ~. u mi
1.iJ. 70 msil subscnbeIs. PEI dx months. 600
xH%Sssy ptr . :1s 3.JS
~ months ........ aaa-12
q r. u 1000
rNour1 n5 Dran, E1psa., OF IN Registered les'
trs may be sent 81 cur Tsk ~ ..,.. y.
Rsuitt.nee Nv, nv sad,,cns nav be msas Il sny
- !. I'm r.tes Ar71r TIT club h,s seen raied
.rrov,ded = full yrart subscription s smsds.
~Adtrsu " "cHlcAso 1h,eoSa. Gsee. e.so: -.
-.E-Txr oo 7ecE
FAlOAAFe : ~>14 ~ A0~~'
-----.---. --.~.Dv.w,oW
SOY AI"-s 80, "a rr,oet ral1ah1e a.%r
We es.mA .,s ~. on.ntity of cotton in
WITHIN ~, 80, 49, =. ~ :. ~. rn,,,,en
LIE so .,,a.,.ana 3,.,as .ra1atr1v W.,
two n!ls'S e.Se: s..,ssats. - rno~ - 49,,
more ;Vns1 ss e.aaa's.,o" l.. .,ssas ~ 1sat
1aee'' W. ~ ~ ~ - s.mr.,tan ~ ~ thn , 49,,
VIC - 81. 49, "a,.o, anants ~ no -ano1 W.,
kcpt @ae e1 go s,N4Ss S.
c1nmeu. auN y, =, - 49,. .' n.s.. a,.s,. 80 -
ccI7eet' 1ne teteo ~. sus s4s ~ 'Ips
fTcnts-u'e ccn's pei pouna' ~ .1e p'"so "
shIment, 1aho snse .ne eoi'lae'aal festflc
n0nss anaposeu W .ae oose3n'AsuS' naVe now
been taken on, II eannot ee less,l Il inilY
Ono Hundred anu An1tY.nse hluAons o.
Dollars. In adalt4ou 10 LUIS comfortable
Item. there Is IN the 1coel States an Immense
amount Of naval stofcs-tar, pitch and tur-
pcnttne-valueo atr VIC hno" not "hAf.
And sgsin, rs another addition TO
the means In hand that the South
possessea, there arc annunetable boxes,
ard hogsleads OF tobacco, Which at the mar
ket rates WILL amount to no lncoosderable
sum. We reckon thea that the available re.
sources Of the lately rtbelllous States In good
fnot Coufederatelmuney, ere notices. thau one
hundred and seventy-fse to two hundred
,nf,1,ons of dollars, which, In add. Jon to tbe
..rcvipr csops Of wheat, corn. tobacco. cot
1or. fuesr. re,deu vegetables, peas. bsanx
aud Huit-uo iuconsideeable item-is fn1,v
kuipc,cnf for the Ennts Of tic peonle f,r =
Sc,, tn rornc. We do not know how .nuch
A.. ,o,ds OF the plantation ard the lash pro-
.,nac n exncnd In sustaining life but We are
-. - tha+ with eueh resources at their c,n-
.,sna IN coual number Of people bred in thu
Ea..h vou,;, manage to subs!st with esse and
e..,toxt Ucnce We look with dlstrust nno,,
~ ~ t,,rar,ou. ea,ls which c,me IN ne fto,,
~ cn,tb ,or contributions for the sus,enarce
ef,hosa vim a, e len l,y Lbe war without ,be
s.. ,F.nnnort- Let the Smith fake c.-.
~ tt.elc It ueks md b.s h.on
granted ponucA EXEMPTION from the
penalties that snoulo soho~ rebellion. aud
now let her people a'so Lake care OF them
selves IN an economical way We do not say
that there is nesgnpofho "a Ii which there
is swami, let the people thereof 70 where war
tna not done It's Iegatim.te WORK ana t7ke
what they nna' DEL We 90 sAs iaas Inc pos
sible spoheE anu Luz spo'1ea a'e Allke sality
Of the crime t1a1 n2s osousht *aa1 hso The
la1d and there Is no reason why lhe planter
who has m abundance should not SHARE
peacefully he Will, OF torclb'y Il necessary,
with tho poor devils whom his trcafs N has
led TO degtitutiou and bessgary- In this there
, 1865-06-30

Al Or D JAENK soE's Family H~,ic.ne. e.
enld Il Cntea,S ey AsssEs, FutLSR, FINCH Ku4c
SCEAACK and =. H. u. EOCKNR-
t6JEs&11n Il MV&I &dp
, 1865-06-30

5-30 LOAN-fEW sERtEa.
THIRD NATIONAL DANK OF CHICAGO
We hAve thta day received = ls5Xa suVplY of tbs
THIRD SERIk3 bearing date 1HlJ 18th, D4, aad srn
pftpaled to MI orteEE Tor the sarut4
Parties desirng 10 Invest can acct turZens{ On OCT
81 fhe Nisaizaippi xnt tha potes wlU bt sen. them
nee ofch3-SE. liza HOLMES. CMale7.
Chicago tpue 10, 1A8.
, 1865-06-30

cuICAGU LUat BER MARKET.

Latdtaw. Middleton d Co report: Flout-Keceipts.
SO hrls usskct Inactive: no Transaction osJond
IetAu, md quotations quite nominal. Cofu-No
tales. Pozk noHinsl; sales Of inlpected maas IT
fl9 %.
, 1865-06-30

The ftit nds Of Senator Yates will be glad to-
learn, as they. will from our Jacksonville let
Ter, this morning, that he stands square and
firm for wha. the ear1cst men of the Uuion
parly believe 10 be necessary ard right In
the Reorganization Of the rebel States Con-
s'deripe his antecedents. and his complete
DEVOTION to the Union cause, and his censs-
quent hatred Of slavery In all its forms, and
, OF secession in all its manifestations, nothing
else could have been expected. Neyerthe-
less, We hail his declarations With uua1loyed
pleasure.
, 1865-06-30

1ss: 1kssst'p'':, Isl. 1s3s@' iMs A'isa ISL.
s?se aeea.,.... s ,ea y IS sss 1!sS e G!
4ssiss'i; Sssss:;;;:::: !ss;sss; i s.: $: g q
Total ...... ans gus sea asa
gann tiroe Last ,,
veek-...--..- Aa 900
The sAle4 1t the the Ys11ors yaEds toot up
about ], 10 hesd, divided IS foIloNs:
From s39" 9esd aesd
Eteaa s *S;..::.:.:::: .:::::::M'ss.a
From a1 a9...-'.s--.-..-...-...s.3 ~ ~ h nsa9
FIgm Is . observation-disclosures observation-disclosures 3o6esd
The 1eostpta to-day bass nesn liberal Aad The de-
mand Qrite active. Fair husehtfA' CAttlf bring
inside better prices todsy than It TIT corresponding
par,cd LAST week. The lover grades, hozeYs- kre.
anything. Atlll lower. Among tho &z111ah to-day
were taw ear1oadA Of vary good shipping cattle. bae
the few shippers in tho market not being dpo.ed u
thty found 10 ps1chaaeEs. The ehi:f desn2nd hsS
been Tor butcher. Cattle, although faw haEe been
taken ior the ,npply OF Government mlltsfJ estAo-
ishments on tbs Mississippi and It Nashville. Th.re
IL e.id ntY feeling cftlstEse on the osst Of shp-
pes ard ~ cu!stoss. aud no inclination to opstst..
We qnote the market ~ comparatively artiTe With
p.iess unchanged The sales $40 - follows:
CATTLE sALKS TO-DAY.
sH1RxA1 YAHDs- ....
Hall Reers sold coeFno1 81 head. Averaging as
a.me .o.d Glv.c. u head. averaging soo os, 1t
Cooley 4 Co. sold RsAnnk ealrs'. averaging Isl
dssse.! 4 Co, sod csrahr 10 head, avsssg:ns sso
susetr ao1d Sherwood 81 head. averaging sss D., at
ke,1 to ooahcn sshsaa. arranging ,yosa rs. a.
Ao.m asald Burnside 10 head, Averaging III. ~. at
.sesy 4 Co. sod Moore Is head, averaging 81. rs,
xIousk8 SOUTHERN rAKrs.
GnAsef sold Tain 19 nA6d, xrafAEtn1 49t
Henry re HFg1sa, 2, e Ruole Co. . hssd, aver
Longer GO. told II smita Il had cos.ss o1aa and
ia Frtss il S:td Eooah..ssss avtr,stns
.: K.iiy see EnHx.eht CT heed medium .tsass. az-
qiidlty GO sold cs4h 4 Bl.sa s. head. averaging
Ksiii soia S. IT.. wa,xau Co. q head averaging
nsaass s sSa B,un IS head, Averaging 1sa ~, 1t
Huesin::h1am = sold Gs-hsn 81 hssd, svsrast.s t.@s
z. i; zig |, 9s'ss r II ns,a medium
Eu:k1nGh.m sold kaWtssat !a had averaging
ui5etf scsd Cash B1sh ,s head, averaging os
!. aise!s, sold TO oa.ny % nsaa, averaging LOIS
) ardy so:d Hynan' Bubble d Co. II heal. .avo:as-
kav.1zh .od cssh Is bead fair a.aeIs. averaging
- = 'at
BnNrght sud ALen " head. avera7taE 1,lto D.. at
Gos,.ss sold Csaa Bllsh IT head. averaging slIeo
Josepn Eold cash Bnsn 70 hear averaging eo9 n.
roxr WAYNE 1Asns.
FYrer An to}d Sharp T. head Cows, etc, averaging
Itn.s sod Asz1t,, wstz.l Z E,innem.u szhead
aTs1sx.ng l:is9 ~ e. y. .,,sa st ss & & -
4HtpE So rs It $AoQ
, 1865-06-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

IAu sa:es or Grain ara noto te1d4 oa b1sts or 4e
storage, IN dcc1fd1neA MttA Fetoitsz0n passtd ~
'CadR1e ds:a repoFsxd by u, uE<ss otaerzstst
tHSdHkd1
, 1865-06-30
FROM JACKsONvILLE.

Ovation to Returned Soldiers in 3Tor.
eAn COuuty-GsoTern0r Yates, Ape ech
-R1s Views on Reconstruction and
4uEtNEex
, 1865-06-30

IAu sa:es or Gratn ara soto nt1d4 On eoAs ef Il
,sss sssssi pa aT's' 1e''sa 'y as' s"2's ess1's''
FRElGnrs- -1AxI fRsiaa.s W' VIZ: ID lae eoo5 d d..
uand aad arm. Engagements we're: 70 BrTTALo
Esa NiiIia@:. S: st.st. bies!asanan. e.
scott aad bark Mad, ee1a IL e; prop NohaVt, o.ts
.. ~ ~ SMtao-aeas Alaa1a fulno1s. wheat 70 IT.
Fi5u1 7;nses,,ss e,?o q nsl,: shipped s.ss7 sol:.
WaI1a. W1sTs.1A Robins r. Il ss..sa, oel:
SS. sSso = s,oiI's.; b: ss;x: ws7is: S:
a ii. .Gs ssSsrs as ss:o: IL 6.1s n9tt
g Is oFs s e e;
Fl: II, H. ~; II:
WHEAE7Recstyed so,&oo on .h!ppsd 1913 eu-
IL b ia Il Us. 10 ssf s. No II! Ed It J r.
ss tsek = s0 if14sa " !. q e ~ y .s s%9:
GO y 70 i .s 1 st5sx IS oeo eq so :: &
si@H: ssN@ % DC 4 ills: i:.lS: 81 DO i sLass:
sG9Su Do q g sit!: so6 6 on 4 sasx % e. ~
Releeted 1t 7oc-e.os.nS heavy 81 si.oiK ios MOL
sfC1RN-Reestyed. III s2o pu: lnipp.d. 1*ossa bu.
Hasket mode ately &C. astye .na 4e !oNsr- sass rsss;
"a 3 @ s. t9 ao ,: {;
A1loaTSu go b9 NJ i ,Ss 4 :;sc sna - eu Do st
Atthe eose the va quiet ass4c for 10. and
.6ATs.Eee.:1ss. 11ts b: .h'ppsas, $50 oa;
sx + TS d ao i e s. . e
s. ;' ssS 81 % e Il s:se-sia:as Jul :: 4se
ill., st e ;sgse r. e. H:hst e
% es hi. , q p II, Hs;; M
se: tss T. .5s!i a : s & e GSs:is %s:f
ss..s we're tans .eod.s E3le9 =.
, 1865-06-30
ERERDmEH IN VIRGINIA.

EhefY Cruel Treatn1ent-Grn. Nart-
Auffsz order tU Prohibit Com blAA.
ttVnA OF mNkt<Fn.
, 1865-06-30
New York stock mAf2ss.

Closing prices fo1 easa. June o. lsss. Eecel1ed y
g. sA1tanstku d Co., Commlssion. stoa5 &ao b9so
HrcfefN az fHarf ntrpRt E,h1eapn.
, 1865-06-30

4Ul4ls. $1Ih.2, 1u2
To which must be added the estimated an.
nual due on the first Of July o. 5000 900,
making grand total ofover 81 ,00Q coo.
The monthly receipts Of express companies
show as follows:
AdAms' Expresa Coupany-Janusry. S395 ISL !;
February, f3a6 $50; March, ,$s19. .l0d; 1piil. fe16,
Amerlcan-Jsnn..1, salo,4ss; Fcbru ary. s2as,
63{ March, $3a1, AS
United srates-s3t3,s ,s47; *7l2,ss9; 4s.4.+is.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.-$73,6oa; 7+66s; $T,8.2,
Upon these the tar IL three per cent.
Telegraphic receipts, taxed fire per cent,
are as follows:
American company-January, Fl17,al4; Fahzu-
ary, $lt8,s6l; March, $141 1,to6-
Peoples Lre-JulT to November, f30yQs6; No.
yembe1 to March, {2t+6s6-
te3,G ,G6a February, 81, 49,; March, f5aT5.
The following Is list Of some Of the dlvf-
dends made by various corporations, ard
taxed i've per cent,
Delaware and Hndson Can4l Company.-JulY I,
1sGf 10 September CO. f. 1o6 263; tar, {I05 2s3 10;
10. There dividends were twcnty. s11 aud three
October to FehfuaFy - T. 238 8l2 ta1, fill ST.
eiIhths per cent, and twenty four aud twoaeveathB
per cent on cspita1 Of $7,t00, ,0o. and assessed
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Company.-Diysee their aecnr1uIsteo surplus. be-
IN. dfT per cent upon their capital OF IS 63a $50
-amnutiing 10 Is 598, 80, on which they p7ld
dividend tax OF <i79, II. Their dividend for
the HoLth of January. 1865, Vas $sS9, ats Il, On
which the tax Was $685. o..
, 1865-06-30

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
p1Y1Cr OF TH1 pAtLr F11hUNNl
TIL x4oAy EvxI1sG. Jun3 y. !
TIE fot;ov1ux table shows the daily reee!p ao4
,hputps1 Of Beef fattts during tbs ucek eutias To-
any, eer psssd with 1eetpt aad Of tbs eof'
te po1tlns eek ofiess yens:
sH-rt
, 1865-06-30

W06D-Thefo S vt1y little dolrs. and wsq =
aHto ~ 0t44 "a 43"
6etCH
Msple tn ........... =
II II; ,ninn4d 30
NAISst quiet. Bales were 10 co nx nna new cnp
1sc 1, ,0U - Old medium As &>x:-
, 1865-06-30

Ite onet1nEs Of besyea Were larger tnls week.
reaching about so head y neEa$:e of g. ana sha
aaie. 1a9E:ns 4 isom l: to i7c for common 70
rculssa Of The ssts made public to-day At the Avenue
, 1865-06-30
CHICAGO STOCK MARKEr.
THURsDAI EvEsNd, june -.
.hAI+Ks At IHB FIRST board.
fInIH

.,CO 4 B........... Is
biLEs At TIE eKcoND BOARD.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27
GEN. Wilson'S Success.
CHATTANoOaA. Anril "a.

CHATTANOOGA, April "a.
The Gazette has reliable news Of the
movements of Gen. Wilson up to the
Both inst.
West Point, Columbus and Griffin, and
it is believed Macon, has fallen into our
hands. The rebel Gen, Tyler was killed,
and one hundred and forty-two men cap
tured, at West Point
The wood bridges and railroad depots
of the West Point and Montgomery
Railroad were destroyed at the former
place. A thousand rebels were captured
in Columbus and paroled.
Gov. Brown Of Georgia, has called out
all the militia between the ages of six.
teen and sixty for the defense of the
State
On the 10Th inst, a body of raiders
were on the West Point and Atlanta
Railroad, orty-three miles South Of At
lanta. Gen. Wilson appeared to be head
ing to the eastward for Savannah. The
rebel papers give no dates,
The Atlanta papers know OF the as
sassination OF President Lincoln, bu
make no comment upon him. They de
ny the surrender of Gen. Lees army
and say he was all right on the 1871
inst, and that Gen. Grant lost six thous
and men in the battle of Amelia Cour
House