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, 1865-07-28

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tN.N$n-N'41 .1-'.a'4As.-1 ~ .e-. t,r, n ~.
wv ~ I no nf4rt,r.t -s,sta,d -. - 4eas
o.ss IT, ~. nm nf M =, ,aa..t 49,. -. .ne
! - ~. The Presidents ~ oaa9ts
e.,t T,.atcr,r snnerh- J,rt.en ,- "A@ per
n,s,.11 nntEtttrd and c.rsh" 1 was CON-
I tran, If Fremcnt had on,-: 49,, - ~ o~n
bt.1es of escape, INIT h. Fs1.staa 1ae 81 Inc
Ftnd.nr thst ~. .H.. so ~ 10 II:
Shields M ~ as,." go uso Paused hhem.
of the r.dcc hon,as uuo"u 4..1 INC east side
Conraa,s etn.. k -. pe " m.efcept jackson At
,n,,bt .,..~ ~ 13t hepubAe, Whe:e he
III. r y" cfoas the Shenandoah,
~. ' ienont would Keep mp the direct pur
-. 1of seven Gays jackson retreated and
1"ont eklfm1shed with his rear guard, In
oue OF which encounters tho noted rebel
cnlei Aehby WIS killed. On reaching Cross
Ae5s be halted and gave battle on tho s.h
OF June to shields, whom he defeated. a.
part only OF his troops were mp; and, on
thc Vth, to Fremont, whom he 1epulsed-
both claiming victory. That night be
crossed tue Shenandoah 1t Cross Keys, and
that VAS The Inst sccn Of stonewall Jackson
unu4 he leu on Gen. Porter, on the 9Th Of
vune' ana routed him It the battle Of Ganea'
'l,n' 5temonI made no iurther pursuit, but
!Huaeeo -. MS sHps down the Valley, and, un-
IL superseded BY Pope, did nothing more. I
ehe1as returned to Mcdowell; Who. ia.tum.
alsae no advance, but lay on the bank of this !
Rappnbacnock, 8pell-bound.- Jackeou's bold
, 1865-07-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MON ETAKY.

IHU1spAT EVENING, July n, 1865.
The alfabsorbrng topic, IN commercial ard
financial circles to-day WAS the weather and lts
eject On The crops This morning early there
were heavy raioat accompanied BY thuaderstorm,
but throughout the day the weather has been dry
and wAm, with mir breeze nom the west. The full
dispatches given In our news column from neatly
all parts Of the Eorshw will give our reader,
sona idea Of the extenfo the damage to the crpp,:
ont NC would venture tho suggestion that ough
the grain may be injured to considerable extent
the Gtpa are heavy, and there Is not sufl Il ant
grounds for panic On tho question. Il may be
We'll enough foI speculAtors on Change TO raise
the CIT cfa total tlura Of the crops for thers II
IL understood, aud all such nonsense goes for
what 1t is worth; but We caution tae public
aaa1nst believing that the crops NE destroyed,
week Of dry, clear weather would do much toward
ensntlpg sho ssfety OF one Of the beet crops va
ever had; and even although 1t may BE- dams.cd
In some places, yet the country IL very large, and
We expect there will be good surplus lef1 for
export 70 foreign countries after having supplied
the hone markets.
Tbs Produce maIksta to day were again excited.
and we note further appreciation in prices OF
&c per barrel on Flour, SC pez busheI on Wheat,
SC on. Corn. 2ic On Oats, and 1Q113c on Btley.
HiehW11ea advanced 713c per gal. Provisions
were tTMer and more active. 49,
Owing to The eagernes. 10 invest In Produce,
the money Essket to dsJ was active and very
clcse. AT the leading discount houses there was
a very active demand for currency. and the bank-
eIs discounted h1ste1ass pspe1 kcsiy It per ceut
per aEnnn hut quite number ofnpp1Icants were
driven to the etzeet where they p.id 1D1{ per
cent. and in msny cases as htgh as per cent per
month fos Accommodations. In riew OF the ex-
trsordlnaly advance In prices curing the plst few
IaYg, soma Of the haukefe arc GljsulAyinv land
able caution by demanding much larger ma.11ns
than IL uanal.
The closeness In the money market operates uu-
Faro1ab'y on Eastern exchange, which wa report
Fery Gull and weak at f3l-1a discnunt buying
ind par to 20 prem. selling. Some OF The banks
o-day sold round lots at In disconut.
The news from the Mexican frontier has been
eized upon By The gold specnlators to-day asa
ever with whieh to pueh quotations upwards, and
We have to report quite an ad7ance eincs yester-
Lsy. It opened in New York today at 1431s, de-
tined 10 1881 and closed At 9p. M at 1861. The
o loving NC the quotations tele2raphed 70 James
fnVH T. Rrnthpra rn16 herEor~
, 1865-07-28


FI@la-1b. N s1iet IL ac'ita, ana uiea+ ms uu.
c1Anked ard dEn. Stocks 3srr sfrsYali; Aoasukst
r.: need sno seyrral yAyt-e5 1d t. enpstary out os
.Ef maj ftf. HA et n tnut q - -
, 1865-07-28

Hudson Is M beAu'i i:nl IS any one could wish.
neTeF eaH 4Res pia0tations-thfnk aoer
Gees do not exist. But all along here you
see inc saa navoc that war has made. For
m1les n. auo n mAee vef5thiug has been dsstro5.
I'd: lhe nne nAnsf.ns OF the plsnter. the
cabins Of The negroes, and all h. Eurar
houses, costing each as high as 500 600. have
been burned. I tell ron sec. ssion hss moved
to be bitter Pill TO the S1uth. The people
are noT poor, haTe lost all, including Slaves.
ana not uelns used 10 work, 1nd often n2t
naFH : my amol:len TO do anything, their
can 1ee had Tor flom IS to so Der acre With
before the var Eefc worth from s50 to $lOO
per acle. Land can be had 70, IS ner acre
that Flll produce one and half bales ofcnt-
ten. any quantity Of such land ia for sals.
The iact 10 Inc people Of the North must come
down here and manage this thing, visa
t6e Flgat END Of people would some-peop,c
cnn,ti" mnS IT. taSe aSe an interest n he
fortunes. As said before the people NJ the
soum ..,! are dSing-alI they can to make the
soIdlt1on Of the black man as had ssnoes 1,3a
Tie plantations near New Ooriesps hova
aos, ae..o ossn troa6led BY the war, and are In a
l., oa ny e nIrtgal IN New Orleans, I found nv
e1n Press Hospital. assed him anv who9 9oain. h.
thought of your opening q law Office there.
DC replied that, It had money enanvf
70 Iass %hue getting established.I I wnnid
suceeeu. 4here are several Northern LAWYERS
mere Wao mare done veil. One, who has Inst
t6eaata mere, SAYS be is going to Congress On
nas ene uesto @ Vote. They are going 10 hays! the
be brought before the United States snnrsm" Ann n,
Conft In snch shape that the nero vi ,ria %
marx what say, Bus there are greet nracs
t1cal difficulties 10 be overcome Tha tns-
, 1865-07-28

t11ea' 'aa S1at1a-At. lomn elci1l &sh1
re r.. y nE cEors 1hfouganat Cent1s1 and Hortb.
T5eas we,te fallE-y. % NOT w.sr 7ery eaeons.e.
IL !ass eomn s,rt i, a. n; e: oee hsxted
nSIt!on q ne Stats SILL it Il nat 81 ayss1e COP
asV1 r.ina M p'9a = w=n aud p:avlou. te ~
ana hh:EiS IN gntta, IS very b.cf sars. sad lbs
c:n.aer ,ha y 2 ~ j. Las not ~ .nca 81 e e.
t@S'' I'd d., a,9,eans;' aud vi !sqot's az
fs,i 10 b,sne ,,to n,,,1,.t Teafa'r 'r..s.,e .bra.
onSt 16e only c,trulty II to secure Il IN socu g. egI y
,tset' ,tsEt' thef- h,a be- 70 Hnch fan: 80 ~
snaous soaiInv Ii wa sdltnE - wef E: n pan[
cn re RtIerye. y ltH - = PSt St.sec1 thss,
AIRY froI thr IN ne1taie sfs thoFe ee9a{ ~, asTo s
Ntl be very little ftuit-no paaca>s saa ouA IaN Spt
, 1865-07-28
HA4 ConducS Of a New {ork Re~i-
mEAt mt ChnyleA1oas.

I, me Charleston Courier, Of July 18th, says
me lo5th New York Volunteers, tDuryes's
1onaFes,1 WEo were removed to Norris Island
19r taking part in the dis:u1barces In the
chy, have exhibited 1nutinous spirit since
thelr removal. Gen. Gilmore sent an order
demanding the colors Of the regiment. bnt
the Colonel refused to give them Up, Hs was
plaeed under arrest, and the colors de-
Inanded Of the second otlcor in command,
WHO also refused, but on Gen. Hatch explain.
ne Colonera would simply he diso6edleace
Of ORDERS, he promised to deliver the colors.
delivery was made, when It was found that
SnlY t we etafts and india rubber covers had
been delivered. 1t was then determined to
olsatm the whole eg'mcnt, and other troops
were Brought forward. Guns charged viii
Efape and canister were trained upon the mu-
t.ntef troops, and orders given to IRE upon
1nem IN case any resistance was offered. The
nseless. generally Stacked thelr arms aud
t1 t1piAte their crime.
, 1865-07-28

New YORK, July 27.-Jelf. Davis health
has failed to such an extent that he has heen
permitted 10 take outdoor exercise, that is.
outside Of bis easement, but inside Of biz
Fortress. Dr.. Craven advised this. saving
that, unless 1t was granted, he conld not 1Iye
much longer. Mr: Clay, through his physi-
s,an.r san: bas secured the same privilege. A
walks. He has not had sent him. excent Nv
BITS wife, single letter Of heartfelt sympathT,
but there hare been letters in which III tia
bitterness Of hate and tauntinE sarcasm and
earnest aledfctIon have conder sed words Of
tie most Etineing rebuke.
, 1865-07-28
The Joyce Murder ssil1 q myrrry.

The telegraph has already announced
the full discharge Of John Stewart Kho had
been arrested on suspicion Of being the NUT
dcter Of the joyce children, In West Roy
bury, Nass. This Is the second Arrest that
has failed, and Notwithstanding tbesstmuius
Of some IS coo reward. the police arcas much
in the dark as ever. The prosccutItg attor-
neg iu moving the release Of stegart, said
the defendant was ut Tatt's ous-with1n
ono mile Of The place where the tragedy oc-
CURED. He left at IL O'Clock On thai day, al
Though engaged to do a days wo; *. His
whereabouts after that time had been satis.
facterily accounted for. The unfortunate po-
siti' iu which he had found himsdf placed
was IN measure, hoWevsr, due to himself.
But 1t vas the desire Of the government. 80
far as It could, 10 indemnify him Or his ar-
Its opinion, to be clearly and fully esoneratea
flom the guilt Of 60 horrible q Grim as that
of which IL had been suspected.
, 1865-07-28
11r. MeGo8au vas discharged from eus.
todY BY Coroner Collin.-N z X.raid ss5ss
Corruption Of Paris *orl.tr-
ahla Atufexuaax = xsx x1@e2sn,EHst14AiR 81 RN

Corruption of Paris Societv-Reun,h
aple elntexnents OF m. Duptn.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Star draws this dark picture Of the condition
Of fsocicty in Paris:
A very curious debate took nlace few
days ago in the Senate, on the present stuta
Of the social eyll In the city of Por,s. From
tue nature OF the subject discussed, the Coy
einment reporter vas not admitted. Ii. Du.
Pin, hos, however, printed the speech he de-
1tseted on that occasion, for pri7a'e circu.
latl2n. In 1t he energetieal1y condemned
1he Luxurious lives Of the upper classes Of
Pa1isia1 society, comparing fha women nf
the present day to this frog In the fable, who
burst while attempting to swell itself to the
s:ze Of Ills friend the OK ''When q married.
womtn has not Dc quvi to psy her bills, she
ehrinks from tellin. her husband. Her avn
pniss being empty, ahc Aesses on credit,
Thch cannot last forever. The. efore Aha
siens oIe1 c3aDge. OF which the payment
!: alnost ,nrnriably fatal to .Eirtue.n I BE-
AsEe tne veteran orator by no means exay-
gerates this Picture Of the highest circles Of
Pa1is scclety, where the object Of every wo.
man 10 to outvie her ecquaintances ID The
lavish extlavHsancc of her DIRE IS and enfour-
aqt. In fact, 1t Is now recognized that su-
ctcty closes the doors OF its salons to those
whose nile en- sftne ian expressive term Icau-
not n ndcr into EnE1tsh} does not come M to
It Wasabut very lately gentleman Of mod
e1ate income assured me that seven hundred
francs waB tie lowest SUM he could spend
each time Ee took bis wife into French
ballroom, and even then the lady seemed |
singular from the platnncss Of her attire.
Such being the state Of things In the respect |
able portion Of the community, it mar easily |
be tmsg'ncd to what the expenditure of an
other and yet moro reckless class of Womeu
now amounts, md the consequent ruin
brought on families, whose sons the Anony-
mas Of the hour involve In hopeless debt aud
d,1acu1ty. b.. Dnpn suggests a somewhat
utopan remedy, namely: the establishment
q soctet5 similar to that Of the nations Of
The Roman Republic. where young g,rls and
nsrlied women would be trained to habits Of
;. " mocesty, deceucy and domestic virtue"
The scheme may have been practical Ia tho
lays OF l. 3cu!gus Or Of Cato, but do not sec
y what process Of reasoning u. Dupin viii
induce thc Coralies und Boutlangers Of iho
2uaEtier Bteda, or eyen the P4lncesses and
'1a.qn'ses % Ts sec IN The Bots de Boulosae,
'xcaanse t6esE point Dc d'tneon dresses or
heir gilt bondoirs, for even q Temporary
cs'dencc In NJ. Dupin's aoeie.e de temperance,
, 1865-07-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

IdH saks Or HTata ara noto Ss<zeS On q boMs ~ ~
stefaoe n Geecrd11es rtta q rtss.uIaa passtY ~
G1aagfs and ara 70 rsooFtsd ~ ", axEa osasrto.
- THURSDAY ETrra July n. 1855,
,,FEEltsElT@--LAN FRanGurs vtre a,a .t,y and
u99raanEea EegsgeMenta ra: 70 BrTrALo
sstndsnkv no, Conc IL aud yeitae. cain &
nau h. cern At sshf HarnnIisn esra. :. H.:
LAkx AND EAL FaE.sHr9-are tIrm II sd-aa5c TOR
70 hteao a7t hAttaese rates tar IL cass and
ALI RA!L FKz,anrs-A.e a.m. It sc 1aa STA Tor
~ " 70 New TX AID b1.roa-
K.Kectt!ra: i1oa oF'.: .hpgsd: ~ 2s1n!% ps
WaiTs wi.T1x-soa 6sis E.sis iws;..~s ss 10 !o9
On r.1;; 200 bris mes mined a. ~ H. o's 1adsns
). E ,soa: ifo IT, o.is 6 .scosa.n kso
49, TO- si,. IS s, e
so !s.' = se l 60 I'll IL. % It Is e. Fl i %
e: e n lott = v.+J + = s , ots
* rrs ass.s.tks, and le5 e. r net IT, nsmea =: :.
i9 err IT, - sbpo.d eo g.
ys,s.s se,v. md l@;c p-.ter. s.s. - oes: .ess: RID
wiSrsk-'.u .uo ba So. ! K Ed = slao; SO ou M 70 u
fsts@S @ s. ~ 4 h ii e. 3, q Z
i ss & = = "a! e Z !sS 4 =
j.2G0 bu ront sll3-cio4,nR Quies at ILLS tor NJ.
1CGs T .Ntcet.ed, 7s1so hn: shipped. a,ssas tn.
= s!o119sste 4 s an o1 s.: 500 p w. Il
d. Il ssHe: stuo 6a 90, It az; " 81 Sa Sa
ea sa II d i Z ~: ssssS' 5.@s eeS
g ss i e. = 81 's;:s .4 ::
au alza Mixed 1t g.; ~ bu No. NJ 67Ha; istQ9
, 1865-07-28
11at1on. The thing Is too absurd and peril.

"iauon. The thing Is too absurd and peril.
Gus 10 gain adherenta and advocates.
Again, In regard to tho reception OF negro
testimony in conrts Of law, the sctlon Of the
Provisiora1 governments 1t the South Is Civ
Ing mort practical and suggestive illustra.
tons Of the effects Of committing the adjuss-
ment Of the relations between the freedmea
ard their late MASTERS into the hands ar
Legislatures only bound to loyalty by the
tothem-terder Ngamen1 Of test oa.hs. The
course Of events Is tending to most hopeful
and happy results. Experience Is ha.d and
slow school, but seems a necessary style Of
education to ye1v many.
, 1865-07-28
Return Of 1he Dnsky Warriors OF the
SYI Nations,

The volunteer warriors OF tha SenecaB,
Tuscaroras, Oneidas and 0nnndagas,o ,of West.
ern New Yo1k. have Just returned fom ealls-
bury, N. c., alter three years lnart service.
This gallant body Of brave mtn Eere &C
cepted by the War Department, thDueh the
management Of the young Chief Gusick, OF
tee Tuscarora tribe. The comEiny first
served In the 18th army corps as "1hdepend-
ent ecouts," and soon after associated In
the osd army corps. The compan{ had tha
honor Of participating in the Carolina cam
Eaign, under Geo. Sherman, which tperhtton
resulted 60 cloriousIy to our arms. Capt. g.
Cusick served for time On the stat of Brig.
Gen. Cooper. and had the honor Of receiving
q portion of the arms Surrendered BY tie
rebel Joe Johnston in North Ca1otl4.-3uC.
talo Apress, 25lh.
, 1865-07-28

LCof1espordercc Of the ch!cngo TribuneJ
NoaHx, Jnly -, 1865.
My boarding house does not aIord peni
therefore I use pencil. I arrived here two
~ 49, ~ 49, ;1o 1.s,,e t,,-s.s s -.
49,. go, Aaae 9.1et ,in1to d.
94elnpn4s, '1chsourg, Nalcnez, fot1 huueon,
ba:on Rouge and Ncw Orleans. like Men,
phle. Vicksburg Ia too uneven for pleas.
ant city. but II ia uerertb.1ees rrrv yell attn,
aFa' anu 4lo" ptssent Appearances must
nave oeen strongly fortified. examined the
forttfca tons about two hours, and felt well
paid fur nv tramp in the hot sun. Part Hind.
son Ia nm a h1rh hlnfE-the frat hinh 1ond
shoxo ~ ~ ~ o.1..,. - u.I".-,.a, .os nu 4aau
troops: Up to this point there are some
splendid plantatlons-but not q great msny
along the rfyer-uot one In twenty ba,no i'm.
,,-o,.ad .,ts ....o, 1,,.5. -, 49,
Motse , t1is seasou. : maue ~ luz inquiries
coa'o aoout tnese plaatatlons, OF the PAL
sengers cn board the boat, Of the keepess Of
the wood yards, {all Of the latter are North
ern nnen1 anf, nj the neprofa themee1ros 7,
"a = asa.,a1 ee-nn,a,at 49, .ho ss 1ass. -, -,
6sne1"l eo'pAsA1nt 'A~s tne nessoea MIA
moi Hork.,
NeEtopped asaWood-yasd which Was owned,
and had bten for two years, By q COMPANY Of
Orleans. They bad begun to make planta-
linn hV rtyf4fr 2 nT the rcft
.~s-s a ~ ~ ..s,s- ~ s.s rsu "go1' Anef
tnnoassu ~ ~ tnts Wy; tney airea 1oity ne-
.tsans ~ ~ ~ S aeS mGo1 ~ =. PER eora with
T., wn'l nso 1ia4s o. ~. sae nesloes
,,,ada ~ ,,t, ~ - ~. tae cont1aet nc
nrs,s ~ who had 81 aSsn. lne
toa ma 4 II Eo. M ,'sa aaa * " tas woik
wn1k nn,ess .hev ~ ~ a. 7sn f. ~ ta,s Mons
that he 1,ed h.. an na1 tha n,sas thu, 1t .oaa ne
and that liz nr+dnceasnr %sd ths e.tI aou aI' ~
cnltv with tbe law nrrrnes vhIcI, e he Gt.l, ha5
had. Alter ta1kiny a lt5np time ri h IT lin naI +
cot an rnportun,tv II, talF With same 4oi ~ 1iba
ntr1pcs. and I found thns they ha,i - ~ co1n. NM
plsiut TO uake also. wltch threw ronrh 1irht
IN the ttatemcujs Of the ogerseer, I fonnd
az cor7oboratiye Of the truth of the story ~
the negroee, that they ag1eyd in their state.
ment quite as remarkably aa the overseers
In theirs: " 1ney don't pay us for 1p6Qt
,eerk 1ce do.'' They told me that The
PIT decee.or Of the agent then in charge, did
tot pay them, and that this man would leave
them the 1e1t day-tha1 he had not vet naid
tbt N d cent. and probably would not. Their
lazIrcFs WAS fnlI7 ACE, united fIr. Rut snch
1ascality merits he aeSerest nunishmrnt %
IIpnrincip}ej men ION the North cana dnwn
ha,l, - Tak.. ,Tt,nsv With M scrn,ios uv"n ".to
how how theV make It. have insestisated seye. as
, 1865-07-28
Noaee 10 the Friends or Soldiers In tY,s
Army OF Ihe IFnuxHste
: HkAbQCAHTkn ARxT OF TIE TENNESSEE
LOUISVILLE, ky-, July II, 1885.

Aoo1ssuLx, hf-, July II, 1885.
Editors Chicago TribRpe:
All the troops, except four regimen late
II under tie command OF Gen Logan com.
posirg the Army Of the Tennessee, have been
mustered out Of the service aud sent to their
different State rendezvous to be paid OF and
finally dishanded. The four remaining rcci-
ments will get away this week; still there Is
hstdly cay passes but what there is re-
celved at the Louisville Post Office hundreds
Of letters and valuable packages addressed to
the different organizations lately ccmposiur
the Army Of the Tennessee, aud Is .these ia
no corps or division post masters here to re-
ce1re tnem. they arc Ct cou.se sent to the
DGed Letter Office at Washington.
by publishing the aboyo facts. Mr. Edi+or
you may arrest the tIAusmIsalun ~ many Ia
tere, and perhaps valuable packages, that r.
sent VII! not rtach t1ose for whom Ihey are
These headquarters, now reduced to the
General con n,aDding ana staff, together with
clerks and detachment oFthe United States
signal corps, under command Of Capt. Ta1-
[GE, VII, In all probability, BE- broken %
about the 1st OF August.
Let cur friends refra n from writing 10 us
until We eau notify them Of our arrival at
lome- r N. Spp1ycrR
Post Master, Hdq'ts Army Of the Tenn.
, 1865-07-28

Mr.. Calvert Comstock, late Of the Albauy
Argus, has been making . speech, Wherein be
says: -
nWs, OF the Northern States, must not he up-
chsrttsp1e toward those OF the Souta:in 9ta.es
who hesitate 10 admit 10 the control ofspuh1c af-
fairs men gust emerged from tia condisson Of
siavey."
Good SOL! We admit ths pl2usihtlitY Of
this. It sounds wen. Sow, try 1t tbs end
.fortmcst: :
"Te OF the Southern St.tc4, must rot be un-
charitable tCu,rd our Northern hrethrsu who h.s-
ltate 10 admit TO .hs control ofpaa1tc affairs men
j1st emerged from the condition Of srasson."
How does Mr. Coms.ock relish Mai ~
7. Tribune.
We call the aboye retost center shot, aud
would ike to sec the CQpperhead fap,y to It.
, 1865-07-28
IRE PRlRIac nHur

There Is vast deal of lyine done in re,a,d
to the public debt. ThAs part OF 1t which Ia
cempfised Of treasury notes-npn-t -tntcrest
paying 1ega1'tenders-is especially liable to
oe mleTeprese nted by epeculators, who hons
TO derive profit by their fa1sehoods. Some
MAINTAIN that the amount Of these notes ia
in1ly thousand millions, while others aro
equally sure that half of that sum will corsr
all TINT cuneuey now aaoat, We have hp.
iefc as return. sent by request from the
SECRETARY Of the Treasury, IN which the gross
ameunt OF the public debt, and the items Of
which 1t Is made mp. are brought down to july
"a of the current year; aud fer the sattsfae.
ncn OF all ccncerned we gladly transfer It to
our columns: The total debt-makin. no al
4oWance for recent sales of bonds, iucreaslnr
It about two hundred and thirty millions
s2.6S55 10, ,152, the annual Interest of which
Is Sl2i. .G3a e14. The amount of debt. in.
cluded IN The above. which pays no interest
1s Sa':. $50 20; and the following is the ex,ct
statement Of the legal tenders IN circul.t;on.
intetestpaying notes being included, viz.
$d59, ,39o, ,3G6, made up as follows:
One and two years per cent uotsa.. s5n "a ean
Tnlled States Iotes. old tstue...-..... 47361
cLlteo el3fet aotes, new 1ssae -.....- 41syis,7u
r,F~@NG - @e!k AVtces FAlE0 ., III. 11.tA.tHQ
eo"pouno interest nofss, jane ~, 81. 1631sses0
Tota', duly ead.-.......-..........s s6ss s5.>os
Add to this gross sum, the amount Of toe
ci'culation Of the national banks, estimated
at one hundred and dfty millions, and eay,
fifty millions more for the notes OF the old
State banks &c. in circulation. and VIC haye
= total Of about Eight Hundred and F1t,y
Millions, as the circulating medium Of The
country at this date. Our readers will agree |
with US that the facts are bad enough with
ont any c1aggeration for speculative pur-
poses, and that they are eerlous enough to
engage without diminution, the attention Of
our 1nnIc1ezs. Ono thing is certain; this
ho"dng ts conclusive aeninst tho prcsump-
ION that specie payments, either by the
'enEs or by the Government, will be speedllg
eeumcd. With this volume Of currency to
'e1ednc<d to healthy bulk, with gold at
10. AID with the speculative fever not much
batcd, years must e1apse before the col II Of
'o'd will be seen either 1n bank counter
r ina Government Office. Let us be thankful
tie necessities Of the Government In some
ew war, or in some new development of the
cmestic trouble, do not compel the issue u
stdl larger amount Of paper before the
ime for reduction OF the masa now at oat BE-
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, 1865-07-28

Tbe A:rty. .1s and ,a1es OF Be Cate ~ Phi!ips'
Avenne Drove YAsd reach sbout 100 heat this week
Tta ma ket Is dull ana p1lce1 fath.f lower, fxtrs
PennsJlvAnia ard veAtet1 aEa selling Mt 15l16Hc;
ft,E 10 coed 1t le814c; sao common II from 1ossi
= D. 81 70 qnsltty.
sukKr-1he demand I. good, and pr!ces ara rather
batter; SE14 heAd arrived and sold from Ea6kc 4
\, grcas. ~ to condition.
Hoas-About 1900 head arrived, aud sold It thu
different yat =. from 3l5 t60o the 100 * Id &c.
enriin Y.tp quality.
, 1865-07-28

Editors Chicago Tribune:
A1GosA, Kofsuth Co, Iowa, July 20, 1876.
The1e ore still several hundred thousand
acres Of choice Government land In Iowa,
The best locations asc IN the Upper Des
aiolnes Valley. kossuth county alone con-
talns Government land enough to make more
than thousand "homestcads y nearly ali
Of It choice land, well wstered, ness timber,
in the vicinity Of schools, MILD, post offices,
1al!sead Lines, dc. The rapid increase Of the
agricultural population creates great de-
rsrd for mechanics.
Twill cheerfully give any further Informs
ton respecting these lands.
Very truly yours,