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Cljicogo Cribune
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1803.
THE NEW®.
Gen. Sherman had a noble oration at In*
dlanapolis, yesterday, worthy the hero of At
lanta and the March to the Sea. We give hi*
speech elsewhere.
Secretary Stanton has taken Ford’s theater
for Government purposes. It la to be used
■Jor storing rebel archives.
A Lawrence diajatch reports farther Indian
•‘BarbariUca, where frightful
**rreaked on a single victim.
advices speak of disastrous freshets
from late rains. In Leavenworth twenty
Jives were lost. All the streams are bank
Jail.
It is a terrible thing sometimes to be taken
•Wrlth a sudden attack of duty. The Custom
officers in one of these fits sadly maltreated
jjome raw emigrants In New York yesterday,
i It Is a bad to -have been a rebel in
certain Missouri districts, where evidently
•the Union men don’t believe In a change of
Jieart, for rebels. '■
Oar Detroit correspondent mentions as if
of some importance, the movements of one
VsUsnfllgtam. 'Equally so those of the cab
driver who took the man to his hotel.
In Springfield they artf enforcing the Bon
dar law, -and shutting-down on traffic on
that day.
Attorney General Speed has issued an
opinion justifying the late assassination
trials.
Onr despatches give »n interesting resume
of South Carolina. Charleston
rthal the frtedmen troubles are exaggerated.
A Georgia paper flourishes fit. Domingo,
and its twin sheet echoes 1L One thing la
certain, the South most accept in the black,
■a citizen or a savage.
The Great £aatcm wIU leave Valentis on
the 19th, and reach. It la hoped Hearts Con
tent, N. F., alont the Ist -Of August. May
herreyogejs succeed to their hearts’ content]
Geo. Grant has richly earned a vacation
and has set oat to find it We surmise he is
going to see the Great Eastern land her cable
freight, and send, perhaps, the first message
to the people over the wa’cr.
One Whittlesey, lute of the Treasury De
partment, has sold himself for a mess of pot
tage and made aaeu of U indeed. The devil
gets some of hU purchases at a bargain. Oar
‘Washington dispatch gives the narrative.
NewO leans advices announce in a letter
from Shreveport the movement ol Gen. Mcr
ritt’e cavalry force for Texas. Oar dispatch
gives a very foil chart of his route.
A tornado Jail .upon ft suburb of Cincin
nati ycatei day and made Tough work among
tbe gardens. liollvcswere lost.
Gen. Sibli y is reported nearing a body of
hostile Indians. "We hope he may find them
this time, and bring the Indian war into the
ehape of a fight which would end the thing.
Thus far it has been only a quartermaster
and commissary affair.
At Bichmcnd Gen. Warren has pulled on
Lis army gloves, and handled the dealers in
faro roughly. Served them right.
An Important report Is issued by Gen. Fisk
tcuchlrg Freed cu-d affairs in Kentucky and
Tennessee. It is given in onr Washington
special difjia’ches. Colored projierty io Ken
tucky has come to be mighty uncertain, eri
dcnUy.
Mexican advices show the Jnarlst party
etill offering a bitter and sharp opposition to
the Fincco-ilexlcan scheme, with a rising
hostility among thcpcople.
A movement is on foot to mike Cai-o the
place hereailer for the payment and disper
sion of returning Illinois troops.
THE CHOPS.
All classes of Tbibcne readers wHi be
glad to receive our full telegraphic summary
of advices frem representative localities in
Illinois, lowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michi
gan, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas and Canada
West, touching recent meteorology and the
condition of the c ops. The present b»f
been a rmarlrable season, and the fate of
tie Lai vests of the great bread producing
section has been felt to depend upon the
weather experiences of the past two weeks.
Thu thfe; have not had tbe entire effect ap-
P chinfed.ourreportsmakeclear. There are
but few points where extensive disaster is
declared. The general testimony is that the
•present will he a season of remarkable
bounty in most of the leading staples, espe
-claliy fehculd a favoring extension of the
warm, ripening weather bring to perfection
the splendid .corn crop. A year of plenty 1%
under Providence, to Jet faff its full fruitage
■opon the footprints ofthe war. All transac
tions predicated upon a scanty crop of
-cereals will be shaken by the dispatches we
give ekewbeie.
WICKER ON NEWSPAPEOS.
Tbc courritfoe recommend a pne- for toe print
ing great it tsan some nf tb« otue: paper* offered
todoilfor; because the Tbxbcsc fits more than
dcnblethe clrcnlsttonofany .rher paper, canse
•queUiy It is pronmed toreicb ».mce tbe number
of cttlxene aud tax payers. sod toerefore to the
same ratio, fo ill* the spirt l of h- l§w reqa riQ < -
tbe Couucl to have its proceedings publi-hed
£eport ft tht Cotm-M Vammizu* on /Vtn/iny.
Aid. ShUtp moved that tbe Comptroller be di
r>cied to pay tbe corporatism prior.rs ths same
price that bsd been paid to (he Ttmei-
Aid. Wicker moved to lar tbit proooiition on
tbe taMe. Qe coaid not see toe propriety or tbe
TfcißOß charging five lime* -f much as o‘ber
responsible papers, one of which had a circnli
tioc greater by 6,000 than tbe Tihbtob.
Aid. Wicker was aware at the time he made
the abeve btalcment, that It was untrue. He
knew it to be untrue, and be knew that
every number of tbe Connell knew it to be
untiv«*, for it bad be n offlc‘a!ly declared
to be untrue five minutes before ke uttered
it. Still, it is not at all surprising that a
zntn who has been suspended by the Board of
Trade as unfit to do business with the pen tie
men composing that organisation, should
make such a statement as tbe abore, under
fiticb eiicumstances.
FBO» LOUISIANA.
Ntov'mcnt of Gen. neriitc’* T-xu Ex
pfdltlon-Cbtn of tbrlr Boute-De.
laleaUviofa Horn nimry-Poildcal
idatleri.
(Speck: Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Caibo, July 25.
The following InformtCon concerning the
movemf ljj of uor cavalry forces In Texas, Is de
rived from me New Orleans Timer.
ASnrevtpcrt correspondence of tbe Sth Inst,
e*y* tbe remainder of tbe let brigade of cavalry,
cocsi-ilDg ol two nglmtnt*, with Gen. Merritt
in person, left this morning and are now on the
vtiad. The Ist brigade commanded by Qen.
West will leave by to-morrow evening. On Mon
day mornng the whole of tbe cavalry forces will
be on tbe r. ail. In line of march. Tbe rente to
San An'cnla baa been surveyed with reference to
faculties for the march, such as water and for
age. Camping dbtancss hare been laid out
and forage depots and’ storehouses
for the material collected by tbe l«t
regiment of So brigade, whol-ft-for that par
nose about seven days ago, h*ve beencstavlisbcd.
it is remarkable for tnie season, that there la
water for horses and men a’] along the ron e from
Shreveport 10 SsnAn'on a, and that an nnfre
qnent June rise has taken place In Red river,
♦welling to? tide to a fool higher water mm in
the fir t week of June, when a np-.d fa J made o'd
t'sgen bt.lfeve navfoahon to Sorrreport w'nld
be clo-ed brfore July. It is In view of tbe ,e
lads that the march to Sir* Aotor.lo wiM not be
aticccid w'io more than thoee ordinary Incoove
ulecces that be»et a match ot rivalry through
■other sections of tbc Co on ll&tb st a reputit on
TurpKiity of water. , The route surveyed fixes
ftpnrteyV hamlet, a dUtsocc of fifteen miles, as
fife fisij Hopping pitce; tccrce to .Marshv‘l,
TVs** t* a distance of *•> m les. Here a hih,
Srobtb'y of tweoty-lour hour-, win bt male,
rotn SlrtFball to tbe head waters uf tbc Satitne
la but so mile*, thence to Utod-naa k si mites
and Mud Of-(k tt reached lo 19 tbe
-commaud will reset! K cue* river, Ntmek-a
Creek and Wntery Bon, a d'etaecs of but IS mile*.
PaiCkUce i<* beuce out 11 m ler, and getting pow
iniolbe bilm alsection Trmi’vrtver is crossed 25
miles f:OT r«lcetme. Snrouo’s plactstton is die
tart iherce 16 ml’ei. 8 miles further and
tbe Novstota rmr Is crossed. Nsme’eas
Creek crotsta the real at a distance of
8 taller, tccuce Oversell’, t, an apor'ipriate
name, b.k.s nn'er a Texae ten, fifteen miles
from l»»t water, bm toe Little BraxoMs reached,
fourteen miles from Ovec*villc. Five tnilrs lor
thtr, and tbe Big Draros will have lo be ferried.
Sefresbe<] t>y the proximity tot e cennioe river,
as coot a* it uidoubtedty will be, there iiaepie
of twenty-three mile* to reach Cameron. Thence
to8«o Ardrew* 1» tmt H«bt mil's; *o S*nGa
briel fifteen mtlee. ’Eighteen m-les, aud Bu»hy
Creek la crossed. Wamat C'c.-k 19 distant bnt
trn miles. It m bet sever miles to Austin and
Colorado fiver. Den* a lone bait will pe made.
Stirrng frem Annin the comm uid cr« b«p* On
ion cteek m an 8 mile march. Woody Spring
is a good ba’tU'g place; thence Ssn ilwro nvj- u
distant ini 10miles- Goadiioopenver w (erried
by a long stretch of 87 miles; th«nce 19 milee
and Cibolo creek la cmi»eri. is tnilea on the
homeiirefcb and tbe end of tbc present mar;h,
Ban Antonio la reached
Toe above Is the chart that will guide the ex
pedition oo the rente to San Antonio, a distance
01 425 efts. Tbere are 38 camptog spots. 2S
waterc;nrce« atwhMh the command wlilbilt. 1
JffcS'i day tnsren.
A serU.as set backbai happened by a defalca
tion ol B J. Hcott, Commissary of Subsistence of
vh(tc ca ary toroes in tba sum cf
a his com was to be nsed
for the pnrcLjue of bee r , motcos, and fresh meats
on Hie rente, es well as tor-the purchase of other
xuitert«> tccidenui to the office of commissary.
tyro t left New New Orleans w:tb ( 0,005 and was
tpetted by cimhlera, who dogged him to Shrovo-
J»oru where they inonced him to pity. De lost
tbemotcy. Uts habits of Intemperance led to
h’f arrtft hy order of Gen. Merritt. He was or
erred to turn over tbe books and papers to bis
vueccteor. DeKalb. While tbe order was dskyed
m Us execution he rode his horse out of Shrere-
Dl * safe was broken open, bn -no
Tsriiesare on the trick ol me
(.«. overtake him before many dava,
;L 1 be eaoblere h its. A man by the
r° tjo the jifitctpal spoiler .n these games
TwimcM»>cTof' 10‘sllty thepre-
Tatiicg ct or eoL.crsahcn. aud the foclin'-s
of ibe people on thlawexed eubj et are In wiSa
tuvtanCvs b'Unr. Noltbat the necro ia free, hnt
that be cvntot be made to work to hi*
<bt.dten and the htlp’essaged, who tbui «at a«a*
the menretsof the plsnt«r without equivalent
Do trouble ««to movenu-nu of the command
who pay fix everything itken on themirch it
la at ure«ect anticipated tha* should any occnr. u
vltl iie mei by Gen. Merritt oa the exigency
should demand. 3
The aj jirr&<"hlnpStale election already details
■baoows before. In toe canvassing of candidates
Sox Ihe SUte officer*, the mme ol Dr. B»te*. as a
candidate for secretary of state, has already been
Mentioned. B. W. outer, of this vicinity, aoiu*
BoenU *1 ertixen. Is a candidate fur Treasurer.
A Pre*Weßilal Journey,
New Touk* July Ss.—The Acj/re*, state* that
President Johnson anticipate* a Journey eastward
acd will be the guest of an eminent citiren of
his city.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ins rams ash m
CROPS,
Advices from Illinois, Indi
ana, 'Wisconsin, lowa,
Minnesota, Michigan
and Ohio.
CONDITION OF THE HiRVEST
EFFECT OF LATE RAINS,
From Washington—lnteresting
News Summary.
SEN. SHERMAN'S RECEPTION
AND SPEECH AT INDIAN
APOLIS, INDIANA.
The March of our Troops
to Texas.
GREAT FRESHETS IN KANSAS-TOR
NADO NEAR CINCINNATI.
Tie Atlantic Telegraph Cable to
.Arrive Early in August.
Our Kcw York Mldnl-M Dispatch.
TUE CROPS.
Weather and tbe Harvest Advices
irc'Bi Hie Northwestern Mates, Ohio
and Canada West.
ILLINMIC.
ADAMS COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to tic Chicago Tribune.]
Qczkot, July 25.
The tv either dearer and pleasant.
FULTON COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Lxwterowx, July 25.
The weather Js warm and pleasant to-day.
PEOHIA COUNTY.
(Spcoal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Peobu, Jn'ySS.
Weather clondy and appearance rain. We had
a very heavy storm yesterday p. m. and last night.
KNOX COUNTY.*
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Gaixsßuaa. July 25.
The weather to-day bas been quite clear, with
very little wind, but not very warm.
WILL COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.j
Toe weather Is clear and pleasant, flariey will
give about btlfa crop, and partly Injured by rains.
Corn, oats, rye,potatoes, hill crop. All that is
now required la three or fonrdtsaof gooihu
rerlng weather. Grain In tots vidnitv is In a
promiflng condition. Wheat, what th'ere Is, Is
safe, but about twn-th!rde crop.
LEE COUNTY.
[Special Despatch to the Cb.eago Tribune,]
Tbe ram has done no drm«ge, oat helped the
corn. All other grain looks wall.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
ispeuii Dispatch to the CMcato Tribune.]
Bocx IsLfixn. July 25.
Wheat average crop, about half cat bn: none
stacked. The rains thus far have done little
or no Injury. Oats more than an average crop In
quantity and quality, but a few more wet anfl cold
days, without tntemnlrg dry days, would be very
injaxlona to both wheat and oats. Little or no
one cut yet. Corn looks very fine. Ths indica
tions are that there w.H be a much larger cron
.Very little batlev and rye
pian'ed In this vicinity. Fm.t crop of all kinds
very small.
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
[Special Dispsch to the Cbicago Tribune.J
FtLEEPOKT, Jo y 25.
Throughout this county the crops of winter
wheat are good average. The crop of-spring not
over one-quarter on an average. Barley large
crop, but nearly all colored Ons.tbe heaviest
ertp lor many years. Bye fair average.
H CLEAN COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch to tbe Chicago Tribune.]
> BLooxzxorea, Jn’j 35.
Owing to tains 1b Kay, the drought In Jane
chinch bags, the crop of wheat in this Tlcto»
Ity to Jess than half au areraje, The continued
rains for ten d ys hare almost rained toe crop.
Wbcatinebocklsgrowlngsosstobe green,and
eren the standing grain hat bc,m to regr-tu*.
We do not eapect onr wheat to be marketable
Oat* are bury, or at least rerf rood- of coarse
tbe weather Jssflectfng oats tsdiy. Rye is pood
and waa in a great meat-ore eared before the nine
came on. Barley ia bat little is crown
hire, it la btntw po«Ible that worse season*
bare been known for barrelling. A boat one-half
the gram te In shock, reiy lime sucked at yet.
Ibe nay crop 1* fair, bat terribly itjared by the
Mias. Farmers, wi b sood reason, feel gloomy.
Com three weeks ago toffared soma for want of
rale, *at the seasocable nlnspnt It all right.
Tte b»ary rales of the list few diya bare aome
wl a> hart It, bat If the rest of the season fa firor
£bie we shti! exoect more than an average yield.
Tie’weathec to day if clear and beiattfal*
LASALLE COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Ottawa, July SS.
We bare had a great deal of rain (or tbe past
ten days. The farmers report that wheat and
oats tore suffered but very little aid that crops
of all kinds are better to this county than ever
knowr before. It Is warm and pleasent bere to
day. No rain. Tbe nod ts crying up very fail.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Mejtoota, Inly 35.
Cloudy esd some rain this a. rn.; dear sad sun
shining tb's p. m. Lots of rm'n in tbe past week.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribute.]
Poxtxac, July 25.
For tbe past two days, mean temperature 69{;
cloudiness, 7; wind 2, very variable. On the
94th, moderate rain from 5 to II a. m. About
one third of the wheat crop is secured in good
conoloon; the balance If hot ii*t'e crown as yet.
Com promise large. Oats and rye crop* good.
Barley crop injured.
KANE COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to rite Chicago Tribune.]
. Bcivtsaas, July S3.
It was very dondy this morning at 0, sod rained
very little. At present (12:40 p m)lt 1* but litUs
cloudy. I think II will clear off before evening.
niCHIG IN.
KENT COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch to the Cblcigo Tribune ]
Gbasd BaPllva, July 25.
A great deal of nl& has fallen during the pact
two days. Daring last nlghtltwn very heavy.
This afternoon tbe sky is rleir agiln. Probably
oxo-thlrd of the wbea* crop •« alii! ont. Wheat
will be an average crop. All spring crops gen
erally look well, and bid fair for more than aver
age crops.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
Gbaxu Hatxx, Jay 2s.
Veeterdiy the weather was very cool,.with
strong wind from the west. Light wmd this eve
rung from the southwest, and very cool.
KALAMAZOO COUNTY.
[Spesltl Dlipatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Kauljcaxoo, July 25.
Tbe wheat crop In this county has been much
Injutel by mat, and pxobab.y will not reach more
than two thirds an average crop. Potatoes and
tors are very fine and luxuriant. Oats are lock
ing wall. Birlcy .1* not much grown here. The
we»th*r for the past two days has been change
*b e, with heavy rains, and will be apt to damage
grain lying out. About tiro thirds of the wheat
has been secured.
JACKSON COUNTY.
(Special Dispat.h to the Chicago Tribune ]
Jacssox, July 25,1855.
During the past forty-elebt boors we have had
frequent shower*, rendering it almost Impossible
to eecnr* the wheat which had been cut for many
days. There Isnowno doubt that a large quan
tity of winter wheat in tVi vicinity has oeen ee
tiansly injured by -he rourlnoed wet weatber.-
To day a etono of wind is prevailing, with slight
showers. But little barley grown Jn this vi
cinity. Corn, oa*a aad -potatoes look doe, are
trowing rapidly, and give promise of aa abun
dant yield.
OHIO.
CLAEK COUNTY,
[Special Di-patch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPBzvenEU), July 25.
’ Wheat ligbt and somewhat Injured by smut.
Will be about, half a crop. Most of It yet in die
field. Corn looks very fire. Oitt rcmirkably
bevvy. Bye and barley loir yield. Weather
reasonable. Some rain for past two days, bnt
Lowliest and warm.
MUSKINGUM COUNTY
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnoe.]
Zakbjttlli, July 25. ’
Weatiur very wet for tbe past two weeks In the
Mnskiogum Valley. Wheat good In p!aces. Bay
very heavy, bnt a great deal spoiled oa accounl of
wvt w» other. Prospect of corn and potatoes ex
ceilent. Oatsgood. No fruit. Very little barley
and rye.
LUCAS COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the CLlcigo Tribune.]
_ ' Tolxdo, July 25.
weaihar oa 24th warm and sultry, raining a lit
tle in the night; 25th, gale from West—enltry.
Wheat somewhat Injurod;
grown considerable txoce rtp-airg. Com, oais,
rye and other crops in condition.
GREEN COUNTY.
[SpecU Dispatch u the Llaaeo Tribohc.]
Text a, July 25.
Weather has been mild with a good ceat of ralo.
Wheat pnwpecls good— mostly hirvest-d te
SomhernOhlo. Corn, oats, rye and bufoy never
more promising.
INDIANA.
ELKHART OOUNTY.
(Spectri Dispatch lo'the Colcago Tribnae.]
Klxqaht, Jn:y S3.
Net mneb rain for two days back. Wheat some
what xpjnrcd by rsln, tbe groste? part being In-e
--cored. Corn, Gate, Bye and Poutoca promise
well.
MARION COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Cblcigo Tribune.]
Istnuvapous, July 25.
There was a heavy rain last night* bet it Is clear
tr>-day. Wheat slightly damaged by rain since
harvesting, of Corn, Oats and Barley the pffia*
pecta arc for about average crops.
ALLEN COUNTY.
(Special Dxpitcb to the Chicago Tribune.]
Four Wants, Jaly *5.
fibe weather for the past two days cold and
eerrf*iV > ' < 'f7. c,cafl 7 mlaty. Coro and otte
very fair. ti>e good. Wheat nadly damaged.
MOO CODSTY
I?pedil Dlfpatch to the Cllnp, Trilmijc.l
~ TEnB. Haute, Jb'j 95.
VcrrhHtrnitts for the pm fwo 4«j t . i'l
vol. xix;
email grains and bay are greatly Irjured. The
Corn crop promises unusually well.
LAtORTE COUNTY.
[Spcaal Dispatch to the Chicigo Tribune.]
LarosTß,Joly 23.
This »s the first favorable day for harvesting we
have had for the past tea days, and wheat has suf
fered in of the continual value.
About one filth still remains uncut. The com
crcp Is middling. Oats, rje and barley exceeding
ly fine.
PORTER COUNTY.
, (Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.] '
VoLPoaoiso, Ind., July 23.
The weather for the put fewdsya has been
rainy. Wheat and Oa‘s are slightly damaged by
tbe raise. Wheat will yield an av.trage crop.
Oats are-extremely heavy. Corn looks toe.
Grata of au kinds promise aa average crop.
WISCONSIN.
ROCK COUNTY.
ISptclU Dispatch to tic Chicago Tribune.)
Jaxkstxlli, July *5.
Wheat, com acd oats are uninjured by rains.
Bailey is slightly injured. The harvest la just
commencing, with prospects fair lor all grains
ans roots.
FOND DU LAC COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.!
Ford nc Lac, July 25.
Weather clear and cool here this evening; wind
torlhweeb Hard shower, with wind, last night;
beat down gram come, but sot enough tolnlurelt
any yet. : •
RACINE COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Hocus, July 25.
The wrather for the past two days has been
cloudy acd rainy. Harvestingbar!eyfbegtta,crop
is fair. Wheat not ready for harvest ng. Crop
average tut much injured by bug and blight.
Corn very good. Oats good. Bya avewgr.
KENOSHA COUNTY,
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Bssoana, July 25.
Corn, oats, rye acd barley never looked better.
Wheat somewhat damaged by chinch bn;.
Weather forpast few Cava as follows: 23rd and
24th, damp and rainy; 2Sth, very fair sad warm.
DANE COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane. ]
Maoisort, July 23.
Tbeweaibtr yesterday was rather cool, with
U>bt ninln be p. m. To day has been warm
and pleasant, and an excellent day for fanners.
As tor as I can ascertain, the prospect for a p’entl
ftl bnrvest has not been so good for years as at
tbe present lime. The rain has sot injure! win
ter wbtau It being too cold to nut, its only dan
cer now being from Its growing. There is a"
heavy ctcp of spring wheat. After diligent In
quiry, 1 can only learn ot one or two fields tn this
Immediate nticbborhood that u at all affected by
the chinch bog, although farmers in the southern
portion of the State complain considerably of
the destruction of their worn' by the bag. Aye
and oats are heavy, and corn vu nev<-x better
than at present. There was but very little bar
ley sown m this rteton, hot what there Is prom
ises a heavy yield. Hay Is most’y spotl-d by wet
wfekUur, bat very little hrs been gathered, tbe
gteate; pertron rotting on tfaefleld.- Tbe potato
crop will be lire-e and good. l -
IOWA.
LINN COUNTY.
[Special DU patch to the Cbicago Tribune.]
Ccnfiß BfiPZDs, July 25.
Tbe weatler this afternoon ts clear and very
warm.
MUSCATINE COUNTY,
EBpetifi! Dispatch to Che Chicago Tribune,]
kusemt, July 25,
The weather la clondy and cool, with soma in
dications of rain, which we have had. mare or
lets of for the past ten days.
Wheat about half cat—none stacked. Not ms
terially damaged by wet yet, but a few days more
wet without Intervening dry days would be very
disastrous. A fair qtutitity, feme datniged nv
bug but more by b ignL Crop little l*>g«r thin
last year. Data, just ready to cut. Croo very
fine, tome damaged by failing dowa, Quao uy
largelylßcrcsted over last season. Com v>ry
proml-lng and nothing now to fear for it except
tally rrofts. Tbe cold wet weather for the lan
week baa stopped Its growth. Quantity greatly
Increased, rrefts ot a! descriptions very sanll
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Dobuqck, July 25.
Ithas triced very hard at intervals all through
the night, but has not rained to-day. It know
(st JSAOp. m.) clear and bright.
WAPELLO COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch to the Cbicago Tribune.]
OrrcjnrA, July 25.
Fall wheat has been harrested, with gencra'Jr
a large yield. Spring wheat has cot been cnu
Aa a general thing the ground is too wet for the
machine to work, and too wet to h?rre*h There
has tot been much osj cot and It is somewhat in*
Jared. Corn has been injured mnenaUy, or be*
ing drowsed ootby the rein aod to coneeaneace
or fee Impossibilityof p’owltg. Tcalowground
and tbe ntrr bottoms hire teen actually aob
merged, and tbe crops damaged in consequence.’
CLINTON COCNTr.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnae.J
Gustos, Jnly 83.
Weather to day pleasant. CoolJnonhwejtJmod,
Crops not materially injured by wet weather. If
It now remains pleasant there will be a lame cron
harretted. *
MARSHALL COUNIT.
[Spedsl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.} '
Mabsbai.towk, July 23.
Wtstber clear and warm to-day. It la estimated
thatthe late nloa have injured wheat to the ex
trnt cf one-third of tbe crop. No damage la be
lieved U> have been done other cereals.
DES MOINES COUNTY.
[Special Dispatch 10 tbe Chicago Tribune }
Bccuaorox, July 25. .
The continued rains have doubtless done great
damage to tbc wheat tbu Is moilly har
vested hot not stacked. The same la true of
rye, ard to some extent of 01U. The latter,
boaever. Is not sll cut, bat wbt' Is uncut K badly
blown down and tangltd. Bm bt'Je barley raised
here. Com win only suffer In consequenceoftbe
lain giving the weeds a start and making tbe
ground too wet topsow; but, on tbe whole, no
asrona tiouble seed be apprehended about tbe
com crop. The gKAiertdamage will neto wbe»i.
rye end oats.
POLK COUNTY,
[Special Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.]
* Dss Moots, July 23.
The wea’her is cloudy but no ram (o-diy. Har
vcstisg Is in full blast. Crops are splendid, bat
xsisa are to continual that saving them Is s work
of great difficulty.
• BLACK HAWK COUNTY.
[Special Dlrpatchuo the Chicsgo Tribune.]
Czpab Fails, July M.
Wheat considerably blighted by rains. Corn
very backward. Oats badly lodged. Rye air,
harvested. Bsrtey good and now harvesting.
The wheat sod oat* harvest not yet commenced.
Weather bad for harvesting.
CANADA WEST.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnce ]
Daxultok, July 23.
The weather for the last two days hu been
vary wet. AU tbe crops are pretty fatrwi’b the
exception of wheat, which is very light.
from sr, Paul.
A PlDlabed Rascal on his Travels—
-Personal and General News—From
the Indian war.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
Sr. Paul, July 25.
An extensive swindler named Davlcit tuUu
Harris, was noearthed nere Thursday. Sc claims
to bare been a refugee from UUslfdppl. The
first known cf him he appeared in Springfield.
Ohio, where he opened a broket’s office, married
a daughter of one of tbe flnt families, and de
camped a mon'h afterwards, swindling his fjt&er
inlaw and several otner«, and taxing SIO,OOO
belonging to Ciocfnnati banks. Nstning was
beard of him nntil last week when be was in -ked
to ibu c'.ty by a Springfield man who bad a cUIn
against him lor Lis swindling operation*. Tula
he paid to the smonnt officio, and hiving a
Uam, left for pine unknown. He was living ta re
»ltli another wife to whom be woe married in
New York city kst May.
Grn. Mesg&cr arrived this morning, lie Will
addrfMa a dt sens meeting this evening.
Sibley's expedition was to mors xrom Fort
Sn ty on tbe 61b of July, and expected to strike
a large force of hostile Indians near Fort Btce.
FROM UKTKVIT.
A Gorernment Officer Arrraled-Per
*t»nal and JOCaxuie.
[Special Dispatch to tbe Chicago Tribune.]
Dbtboit, Joty 25.
Dndel T. Fenn, Deputy United States Collector
of Interval Revenue, at Chtlsca, Washtenaw
county, was arraigned before the United States
District Courlto-day for extortion, Detscharged
with collecting an extra license foe froma pedltr
brsides obtain og from bim a qoac'ity of cloth
and teo dollars In money. lie d-nics tbe charges.
C. C. V*.hurtle ham parsed through tbe city to
<?av, eiopplcg a few hours. U Is rumored that
some of the lea ling Dcmo:rats of the city had a
.conference with him.
t 'The Revenue Cnittr Com.Perry left here tbit
morning lor Buffalo.
FBOJH SPBI.\GfIEID.
Dllnofa State Item*—Ttllltarf and Lo
cal NiWk-J rrival t>f Troops.
fSpcdal Dispatch to the Chleaeo Tribaae.)
SPEisomxD, July 25,
The Gcrernor hia been informed by telegraph
that the Mih Illinois Volunteer Infantry, consist*
log of 30 commissioned officers and 603 collated
men, were mustered out of service at Dew Or
leans on the 2itb init., and ordered to Spring*
field for dual psymeut and discharge.
TteUCta regiment Illinois Volunteer*, com*
pricing 23 cominisfioned officer* and CTO enlisted
men, and the 126 th regiment* comprising ST com*
xnlss'oscd officer* ana 660 rails .ed men, arrived
at Camp Batler yesterday (Com Pine Bloff* Ark.,
for final payment -nd discharge.
Aboot xou paroled prteocere belonging to differ*
emll'lnole regiments* were paid off at Camp
Sot er to day.
Dor. Oglesby and Col. Snyder returned to the
State capnol to-day from Chicago* having nad a
v<ry pkaaicttlme. Tee train by winch they nr*
nvto met with an accident at Lockport, which da
wjen it some thirteen boars, making the trip
tatber teutons.
tuning the City Coodfcll of this city
lf»c^ s . aocnoa€ct to Ul * Sunday ordtnacce*
■hob-v*.'? ooerale against the clothing nooses*
T'u'aud the laws of de*
ot Go <* and the Common
wealth, during the oast tew Sonlays, mating
li P nt - lf&able wtto a fine of
f6O. It Uto he hoped that thl* will soften the
cotsoenccs of mine of the gtnUemen In qnes*
Cole. John 01n*y end D t. Umteger arrived In
this- eitj tb*s afternoon, eg a committee from t*e
ChambercfCommerceal Calr“ to conr« w*ls
Gov. Ogle*by in reference to m«kta»'hat citr •
■ point of rraoeavoti* for the Hurt aueharge of I*l.
sole soldiers. They will h«yc an interview with
the Governor this evening at eight o’clock.
The following are among toe promotions re*
ccntli made by the Governor:
JM. Wm. Bolton to be I/eot. Cel oftheaireg-
Imam Illinois artillery; Cipt Jaaeat». pi 03 ,j
aid Copt. F:e*cber H. Chapman, t) be Majors of
same regiment. „ ,
Cspt. David Van ID«e tabe Major of the 206 ;h;
Capt Wm. n. Sommers to be Major of the 40th:
Cgph Natbio C. Goodenow to Lipu«. Co l , or
16th cavalry, and Capt. John Hoffman, Major of
the *CU» cavalry.
The object of the visit of Oca. Brayman, Qea..
Hayxle and Col. Harlow to the camp last eveoiuc
-was frustrated by the ntn The deferred duty
wU now be performed by the Governor.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Civil acd Military Blatters—The Order
Digamlng Pmdiaeo-G<>n. Uiaot—
hnrctoua —Pardana— Patents —pe*
partment Matters.
(Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Wasbihotoh, Jn’y 35.
BaJ. C. Presley, of South Carolina, who has
been appointed AensUnt Treasurer of the Unit
ed Stater, at Charleston, S. C.. held the same p>
altloo at the outbreak of the war.
Over one hundred and fifty pardons have been
granted to-fay, principally on the recommenda
tions of Governor* Pierpolnt," of ; Virginia,
Brown’ow, cf Tennessee, 1 * and Sharkey, of Bis-'
sisrippU
1 he Third Comptroller of the currency baa de
cided that the three months' piy proper, granted
by the act of March 3d, 1365, to officers on dis
charge at the close of toe war, is subject to the
internal revenue tax of fiva per cent.
The following appointments of medical officers
far the Freedmen’s tioreau have been made to
day: Sun. -Wheeler. Chief Metrical Officer:
Sorg. O. J. Limiter, Richmond: Burg. Lewis I>.
Harion, Raleigh: Snrg.-J. V. llinua, Augusta.
Qa-; burg. J. a. Applegate, Talohsase, Fla.:
Surp. Chas J. Kipp, Montgomery, Aia.rSurg.J.
Kipp, Montgomery, Ala.; Surg. E. Qritwolo,
New Orleans; Sure J. W. Lawton, Jackson
Mist.; Bnrg.J.H Grove, Nashville; Afa'cbarsr
Henry W. Lilly, for the District of Arkansas*
Snrc.lL R. Baybnrn, District of Columbia: Bu-g.
St. Join JL Mincer, Galveston, Texas.
J.B. Moore, of S. C., who is still here, siys
that the Southern people unite la the condemna
tion ol Jeff, Davis, and agree that if It hsd not
tHcniorhlm tbe war would hare ceased two
years ego. He also says that the mantgemeut of
our financial matiers and the commercial pros
perity incident thereto, was more dmoaragmg
to the South then the successor oar armies, and
contributed graat'y to the final submission ol the
rebellion.
Gen. Grant, who started lari night os a tour of
rtcreatloa, will first .visit Baraioga,anl ait-r*
wards take a sea voysge as fir aa Hiltlax. He
will be abacut about three weeks. HU finally
sad five ofbispereoaal staff ac:oaipany bt<n.
Nxw Yobk, July 23—The Po'Va Washington
special says a Cab'Mvmeeilng was held to-day.
WssßixcToir, July 35.—The Secretary of War
bee ordered ibar. to secure eqnsljajmce and the
same perscml liberty to the £r; edmen as to other
cltzeoa and inhabitant?, ah ciders tuned by past
district or other commanders, adopting any aya
.Uni ot passes tor or subjecting them to any re
sttaint or pnnlsbmeots sot Imoo-ed on other
ctaestf, are dicFn-d void. Kdther whites nor
.blacks will be restrained from seeking employ*
.meat when they cannot obtain it at a just com
pensation at their homes, and when Lot bound by
voluntary agreements. Nor will they be hindered
from traveling from place to pUce on proper and
legitimate bnslntse-
One hnnored and elghfj-fonr patents were ts
fined to day.
Preliminary measures ere in progress for the
trial of C«pt. Werz, formerly in coatga ot the
Atdirtcnnlle prison. A large number of wit
oefsis have already been am letters
tee con'tantiy received from thore wfiopoueaa
knowledge of the cruellies practiced on U-lon
prisoners by this rebel commander.
A number ol leading railroad nun from the
S'.ntb are here on business connected with their
respective companies.
Tbe AiMtiinatho Trials—District At
torney Speid’s Opinion— Jlaarylßiid
Folitu-s.
'[Sptclil Dlspat h to tbe Chicago Trlbnue.]
WfiSHBOTOX, July
Tbe Attorney General, at tb? request.of Presi
dent Johnson. Is engaged is the preparation of an
elaborate opinion as to tbe legality of tbe re:ent
trial of the assassination conspirators by a mili
tary tribunal. Tbe grennda taken by Hr. Speed,
In justification of thst mode of trial, arc that, at
'be time of (he assassination of President Lin
coin, a flagrant war. waged by persons owing al
legiance to the Government, was in progress;
that the city of Washington was an armed mili
tary camp, and policed by the soldiers of the
United States; ’hat the declaration of mtrtljl
law in tbe District of Columbia had never been
revoked, and, at the time of the tragedy, the city
w«* under military rule; andtha', for month*
tutor to the assassination, the President's person
and residence were guarded by the military
ExPostmsster General Blair, who Is a caodltata
for nomination to Congress in tbe district lt*t
represented by BenJ. O. Harris, the on wor
thy member, yeater;sy introduced to the
President a delegation of tome seventy five Bai
timorlins, who came here in the interest of the
aim-winter Davis party to present tbe claims of
certain conservative men tor appointment to
Federal offices In that c:ty. This delegation re
presents the old pro-:t&very eentiment of Balti
more. Thtre Is talk of a compromise, such as
Ur. Lincoln is known to have intended, wuch
shall divide ibe offices between the t«o. Hr.
Btstr is straining every nerve to secure the nom
ination far Oodb sees, as the district ts intensely
pro slavery. He naturally ne,d» more than ever
me aid of coreervatlvea.
Jcbn Kirkwood ht*been appointed itfeelrer,
ana Q*u. W. Deonieon Register of the Lint Ofl
ct-s at Litue Kock, Ark.
llae Prodmra of Eentackf-i Black
Mampede-Gto. Pisk’s
Faimrr’j orders.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WAsxnxorox, duly 25.
An Interesting report has jut bees received at
the Freedroen’? Bureau from Brig. Oen. S. Flak,
assistant commander of tbe States of Kentucky
and Tennessee, In response to an order from the
bureau, directing an lupectlon of the Colored
Refugee's Dome, at Camp Nelson, Kentucky. In
tbe tbe course of bis report Qen. Flak says: “I
leued the Dome full to overflowing of colored
women and children, and the number Increasing
dally. There has not been proper effort to find
tomes and employment for those refugees. I
at once inaugurated radical changes In the con
duct of ibe entire tnsiii niton and thill diligently
labor to keep tbe fatally as small as possible.
Kcotn'ky is just row being stirred to its bitter
drp he cntfieaiaveiy question, a body contested
po.ldcalciuvats Is sgftating the entire Stste. Tbc
only letne before the peooie is the ratiflcation of
toe constitutions] amendment forever prohibiting
slavery in the country, ana tbe devotees of ba£
bartfm cling to It? putrid esrcais with astonish
lae tenacity. Kentucky I fear will refuse to be
come one of tbe twentyseven (pall bearers re
quited to teat the remain* of the great anomlna
ucn to its final resting puce.
M*J. Oen. Falmir nss stricken tba shackles
from a'l slaves who will leave the Stite. His
cost commandants throughout the State are
gramltg • pu« to each coiorel parson niiklte
sprllca ion. Railroads, steamboats and ferry
Voatd are required to *nnsport all who present
the military pus and pay their fate. This order
was toned ou tbe 18m mil„andlhe result has
been that thousands bare crossed tbe Ohio, aad
ire now crowding tbe States lying opposite- Tbe
emancipation and deportation by Gea-ral Order
380 the agitation caused by the political canva*
ha*e aroused every colored indirtdnil In Ken
rncky to tbe tmpomnoe of striking for freedom,
and now the consequence la that the negro popu
lation is generally on tbe more (or some place
beyond the reach of their masters. In many lo
cai.ties the moat cruel and fiendish atrocitu* are
being v'slted cn slaves by their mrddened ms-l
terv. and especially ts ibis trae as relating to -be
wires and children of tbe colored meb who bare
ndb-ied In oar army from Eeatocky, and too lat
ter cla*s posh for military posts Five hundred
of this lists were sent to Comp N;lson dnrtn»
last week atone. **
Brtnn>lngßebris>lhs Great Wblttle
s y Tlitia on the fnasurr-flaval
jUatierw-The Jtif. Darla Howard,
(: pedal D.spstch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WAsmuoTOw, JnlyJS.
Cha*. J-Fsulkaer has arrived here. The re
ports of his psrdun are untrue. Be denies, how
ever, that he ever sympathised with or aided the
rebellion In any manner. The story that ho was
spcclil envoy of the rebellion In Europe he pro
ncnncee unqualifiedly fake.
A larce nnmber of Presidents of Southern rail
roads arrived here to day. Among the number la
Ucn. Brown, President of tbe Georgia Central.
The Navy Department io-dty lumen over to tbe
Treasury $l,O u,t ot’, as tbe proceeds from the sale
of Teasels iince the close of rbc war.
Mr. Seward and Fred. Seward and lady leave
for Cape May to-morrow.
Wallace W. Whittlesey was to day brought to
Ibis city mod lodged lo Jail, to swalt his trial as
ttieau'horof the XretMuy robbery erildi.OOU,
id Jote, 1564. At that time, one hundred Ci.OOu
6-20 bonus ware missed from tba Treasury, and all
efforts to account for their disappear
au«e f&'-frd. The bonds were Incom
plete sod usefrfs, but the coupons,
reing signed, con d be used and eventually led to
tee detection of the robber, upon whom ana
picloDbadkllenatb:* resignation of his pUco
m»ho Lean Branch office of the Treasury tail
December. Slcce that time he has been living
ex'icslTilym Idleness, all the lime having the
eycßofdctecUvta upon bim onVI ibe musing
links la the evidence being supplied by tbe late
developments, he was yesterday arrested lo New
York. The bonds Lavo boon drs'rojed, but tbe
conpcns.wi'h tbc exception of about ibOO which
bad rtea used, were found.
Nnmerone oIBc-r? rf tbe regular army, in va
rious grader, iron first Lieut, np to Brig, tod
MaJ. Generals cf Volunteers, are still drawing
pay as each. As the Votsntecr army Is now par
tially distanced, an order will be irentdasslgs
leg th* se < fllcers to their proper pmUlods.
Ir ts ncdeis'.cod that Judge Advocito Oen.
801 l and some other prominent officers are soon
tobeconslttoudsßoard to decide what parties
are entitled to the various rewards offered to
tbe discovery aud arrect of the atsaasite' con
spiracy.
FROM CAIRO.
Bobbtir and order or m Sailer—The
Assaasia In Cnatody—Borclarles—Ar
rest of the Goi'iy Eariiew.
(Spcclel Dirpauh to tbe Chicago Tribune J
- Caxso, Ju.y 25.
The city prpert are fi!!ed with accounts of
house breaking aud robberies, which axe on the
Increase. To-dsy a man was arraigned for exam
ination, against whom was the charge of bnrgliry
sod robbery. The man’s cimc Is Geo. W. Sbep
patd.
Ihe Cairo Tana has the subjoined report con*
cerclnjr the murder: “A few nights elnceShep*
pan?, in company with a cyprlan, attended a dance
at a home near the Ohio river, between Cslro
rad Mound City. Shepoirdwas dressed In bal
lot’s clothes, bat Is not a aallor, bnlacao'ker.
Wh'le at the dance he discovered a tailor present
who bid considerable monsy in a belt around h:j
person* aid resolved to passes* himself of It.
Representirp himself to the sailor as a fellow tar,
be Invited him home with him- The sailor
accepted the invitation and Irft (he dsnee In com
panywtlh Sbeppird and his demfrrp, bat had
net proceeded nr before Sheppard demanded the
sailor’s money, and on the ssilor’s refasiog to
rornpiy wl»h the demand Sheppard stabbed him ,
font times in the heart, rat bis throat, took from
him his money and threw tha body in the river.
The woman wa* an eye witness and testified posi
tively Bfia : nrt him, notwithstanding Sbepoard
had threatened her In esse she revealed snicking
In relation to the sflair. "What gives fores to
the girVs story u the f:c that she
swore ' as to blv breaking into a
etorcstd (tealmgtfaerefromce.’tiloartldis *h'ch
the owner of tbs store alleged to have be n burr
larxnsly entered and says were stolen at the time
specifier* She also swore cast a short time since
bht pnard knocked down ■ tailor acd robaed him
oftSSanda carpet rack,and ihsealior,soma*-,
treated and robbed, has identified Sheppard as
the mealiest and th'ef. His career, therefore,,
unless tne prosecuting witness is spirited away,
it l:k« 1, to be a short cne.
Last night the boose of a German was en'er'd
by burglars, and gold to the annual of $1,500
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 1865.
tad silver amounting to fSOO, w*a taken there
•Lom. To-day a darker omed Fletcoer, and
•cue or two accomplices, ware arrested, and the
mcoey, or a grester-portion of it, recorered.
The property war ident'Oed by the cloth in which
the gold waa tewed and the bag la
which the silver - was - enclosed. Chlo
roform is brought into requisition
ra.perpctntionof robaerlea. A sponge satnrat
ed with it is thrown Into the' window of the bed
room of the intended t cim. Ifan alarm la alv
en the sponge is withdrawn by a string attached
to tt.
Ibe lldth Infantry, 407 men and 16 officers,left
by--rail this morning; m remit ‘for home.
FROM €Ii\CIN.YATI.
The - Blnstroai Tornado
Ictlerday rtlornuig.
ISpeciai Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.)
• • * Oibcxsbati, JulySS.
• • After raining heretnoreur lees for ten consecn
live days, the season wound op with one of the
heaviest rain storms.we have-orcr known, lasting
from one o’clock until five this afternoon. In
connection with it, about four o’clock this after
noon a terrible tornado occurred about a mile
northwest of tbe etty. It seemed to have ori
ginated on the bill slopes west of tbe Mill Creek,
between Brighton and Cammlnsvllle, and
whistling eastward acrosa the Downs behind the
Dome of Rtfuge, it devastated everything In its
way lora space of two hundred feet broad by a
quarter ol a mile long. First, it swept away
some four hundred hot-beds, s&ah and boxes, in
a couple of gardens, took the roofs off two
orthiee henseg, lifted a spring wagon, with man
sna wl'e red market staff, trom the road, and
threw the whole over a fence, and made sad havoc
wuh the fine old trees surrounding Dr. Richard
son’s country sear. No Ims were lost nor any
one seriously hart.
FROM UAUMOIV.
Military aud General Ifews,
[Special Dispatch to the Chicrgo Tribune,]
Mawsox, July 25.
Tbs State inihoritic* of, Indiana telegraph Col.
Lovell, Provott Marshal General or this State,
tbit 103 tend destroyed at Indianapolis by the-
ISlIi Wisconsin amount to $1,960. Col. Lovell
has received the Uses of the 6ih, 12th. and 23d
regiments, and Ist battery, to be deposited In me
State Capitol. The 3d battery will be paid to*
morrow.
David B Ratnsiy hsa been appointed D:pntv
Dank Comptroller, in pliceofOen. Treadway, re
signed.
Madisox, Wis., Jnly 85 —The President of the
Board of Regents of the State Oolverstly hss re*
reived a letter from J. L.P.ckird, of Chicago, de*
dining bin election as Chancellor of that institu
tion.
. Over were paid to soldiers’ limili.-s from
the Stats Treasury yesterday.
The 23d regiment ts being paid to-day.
*lbe .’tale Teechers , *A>»*ociatlon, which meets
at Whitewater rex' week, will be addressed by
Gov. liwle, Ron, T. O, Rowe and many eminent
educators.
FBO3I LIWBENGE.
Fatal Railroad Accident —SeVlou*
Frekbet—From Hao Indian tVar—
Horrible Indian Barbarities.
{Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Lawnwcr, July 25,
One man was killed and three mortally wounded
ytfiierdsy morning on the Union PaclScSallroid,
by the colliding of an engine with ajhandcar,
eight miles below thlsldty.
Ibe fine railroad bridge across the Big Stranger
was swept away last night br flood from the re-
Crninfavy rains. The streams tnrougnout the
State ate generally swollen. The Kansas river
has risen six feet within twenty-four hoars.
A letter from the 11th Kissas, dated Tea Miles
from Pilot Bridge, gives accounts of numerous
minor bat'ies wl»h the Indians, and their depre
dations. The telegraph wires have been cut la
several places.
In cne cf the skirmishes one of our men was
killed, and the boy* were compelled to leave the
body. The Indians mutilated him horribly,
scalped him, cut the • hair from under hie
arms, Ac, cot his hands off at the wrists, cot the
smewa our of bis arms, cot bts heart and liver
cut, run s line through bis body, pat Mm upon a
pole end shot nineteen arrows into him.
FBOM LE fVE.K WORTH.
Disastrous Freshet—Twenty Lives
Lost.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicigo Tribune.]
Lbavzxwobth. Kan, July 25.
There was a gieat flood last night Aboui
twenty persons, mostly colored, were drowned.
The lore of property Is not great, as it was con<
fined mostly to small tenement bouses.
POSTSCRIPT.
4 O'CLOCK A. M.
[Special Dispatch to the Western Associated
Prcfe.]
New Tons, July 25.
WoMhlntrfon News.
WAimiroTOjr, JtUj 25.—0n the sth of Jane.
lE64,'be Chief Clerk and Superintendent of the
Loan Bureau, cooneclrd with tbo office of Secre
lair of the Treasury, addressed to the laUer a
note, stating that 100 bonds, partially prepared
fur issue, of fI.COO each, were mhring, and tbat
be had exhausted all the resources at his com*
maad la endeavoring to Dad them*; as they had
not been signed bj the Register or sealed, they
could not he negotiated.. The coupons, however
amounting to t190.000, were seiled and complete,
and parable to the 'earer on the first of January
and July is each jew, and could be
sold anywhere. The Solicitor of the Trea
sury haring employed two detectives of
ttlsdlsji was not long before they fixed upon
W. W. fthlttieiy, clerk in the loin office of tne
Treasury Uepartomm, as the guilty party, bat ft
vts net deemed advisable to make the arrest
nmil more conclusive er d -ace conld be obtained.
Ttelr snspleions weresireugthencd from the fict
ef b's resigning bis position In the Treasury in
December last, and of bis living snmptm>a*ly
without ostensible means. On B*mrdsy last the
detectives prucsedeo to New York,iand captured
WMtUeay at neat the WtslerullotcL In Court
land street.
Be cocfciird bis gnilt. and s’ated to them where
pome of the coupons were concealed, namely, la
ibe cbanoeiler of bis residence, where they were
subsequently found, but found the rest hid b**en
destroyed. On recovering all that was available
ofthe itolenpropeitv the detectives took their
prisoner rapidly to Jersey City to'catch the train.
W bluesy quietly seated himself to the car, but
soon af er the Ira n had attained Its full speed he
ttepped to the door, doubtless, with the Intention
of Jumping off, but was palled back.
Finding nlmself foiled, be endeavored to obtain
sj mpathy from passengers by accusing the others
oikldcipptnghim. lie wis safely landed here
th's morning and conveyed to police headquarters.
WDlitleey hsd sold some 19.000 worth of cou
pons, spa made abont f3.3<xi on premtnm on gold.
He bad no money when arrested, notwithstanding
h's high style of living.
The Navy Department la rspld’y disposing oflls
Immense fleet, at abont Government appraise
men*. The next great sales take place a* fol
lows : Boston, August 1; PoliadelphUu Auenat
10; New York, Anpnstlß; Hound City, IlUnois,
Ansnst 17th; and Washington, August 10
These esits will dispose of a Urge portion of
the fleet which has nkeu so Important apart In
crushing the rebellion
The Secretary of War having occupied Ford's
Theater, has Informed the counsel of Mr. Ford
that he recognizes the latter’s right to compensa
tion, and after a careful lovestigttiooof the value
of thebtuldicg.bss rusted It until the Ist of Pebrn
aiy ncztlor |i,500 a month, with the privilege of
purchaslrg it for fliX‘,ooo—price agreed upon
with »be Christian Commlselon—if Congress see
propertodoso; if not, to return tt in good con
duce. The building will probably be needed
for a depository of rebel archives.
The Uerald says returning veterans continue
to leave this city In large numbers almost daily.
These In and about Washington nave been re
duced to a comparatively small number, and this
Is being limber depleted dally. The city cow
presents much less appearance of a military cip
tts. than at sot time daring the last four vents.
21 ere wss the usual crowd attbe Whl e Bouse
to-day, notwthstaudicg the Intense heat ot the
wra*ber Ihe President devoted several boors
to receiving and hearing those desirous of ob
taining an audience.
The Wechirgtoa special says the United
Stales Pacific Railroad Ccmpany bare placed
twelve hundred mUes of their new lino of tele
enpb to California under contract, to be built be
fore the end ofthe present season. The wire for
ihe Ime baa been purchased, and poles for tb*
Interior porbooof it will be cut tins fall. Toe
whole line from Chicago to San Francisco will be
completed and in operetiou in one year.
Col. Geo. £. Spencer, of tbe 15th Alabama In
fantry, resigned bis commission in April last.
Latt Saturday bis res'gnalton was accepted, when
tbe CoTocel wss also promoted to a Brigadier
Generalship, bis commission to date from April.
Mootbern News.
A Washington dlspitch says the Richmond
Whig reconmcnced pnblica'lon today, by per
icltnon of Ocn. Terry. Ridgeway,. lw new
colter, it'll retains tbit pOJilloa. Jo his Intro
dnetory he tsye be ought to be allowed perfect
f etdom of dUcns-lononall subjects; bat as this
cannot be, be will dome nett under thoembsr
rseelcg circumstances which surround him. The
tone or hie editorial la that cf bitter irony at the
restrictions imposed upon him.
The confiscation set is vigorously executed
throughout Virginia, and the property of many
persons pardoned by the President has lan
libelled. In roett cases actions are disionPnned
on presentation of certificate! of pardon and pay
mei t of Conn fees Incurred.
The Tredegar Iron|VTorki at Richmond hare
beta leased by the United Sla'ts to the owners.
Jos. B. Anderson and his partners, who have
commenced business again as Iron maun actar
ere. Thete works being held by Government
sgerls as counselled property, revenue ts de
rived by riLllng Lhetn until proceed oca under
ihe confiscation act shall bo determined.
Tbe special dispatch from Richmond to-night
tijß the election tc-day resulted in the defeat of
Taylor for Mayor by 4WJ majority. Mr. Stntfle
rant was elected. Ihe election passed off quietly.
The Hlfhoond Whig of Monday says: “The
State Seal of Virginia has bees materially al
tered by the new State government; the figure is
tbo time, hot the werda 'Libert; and Union 1 now
appear above tbe Goddess of Lloertv, trampling
open tbe prostrate form of tyranny. 11
Tbe gambling houses In Richmond wtie closed
by tbe military on Saturday sight.
Tbebn'tof Ex-President Tyler has been re
moved from the Virginia State Library.
Sew York Hems.
Tbs ground heretofore occupied byßimum’s
Museum, and burnt district, has been purchased
by James Gcrcon Bennett. Barnum receives
fllo.’ooo’ Tb * efitlle .P BrchMe writ amount to
The Fenian Brotherhood held a plc-n'c at Jonas 1
” ond 10-CB7. The attendancs was very large.
Thirteen ocean steamers arrived m this port
yevterdsy. *
Tie United Service Petroleum care was under
“plMSuminr 0 ’ - Hu,,,:r *“ d c °‘- KeLo2s e "°
Prom Philadelphia.
POTLAPELrinA, Jn'y Ss.—Jiy Cooke reports
snbscrlpilons to the 7-30 lorn tc-day to amonnt to 1
f5.75f,500, not tne'ndmg those eniacnptio-s in
transitu which hare not been ordeied by tele
gr*ph The following sretne largest enhaenp
orns:
Second National Ba'k of Detroit ftOO.ODO.
Flnt Nations] RinkofLoolsTiiie, SiOU,OOO.
Ftret National Bank of B.Mmore, fifa'.vioo.
Se«ond National Bankoi Nubvii'e, SMO UJO.
Full National Busk of Ulccnnatl, KTS.roo.
Frcond NaMonal Bank or Glerelsod. $23) 0 0.
First National B/nkof Yamfle’d, Ohio. ilUO.*
00). ’*
Franklin National Bank, Colombo*. Ohio,ltlCO,.
000. "
- National Bank of Portland, SIOO,OOO.
Central National Dank, Philadelphia, «tOO/00.
It. K. BoMnaon & Co., Wilmington, *IOI,OOO.
Tne number of tndirldail aabscnpdoa* was
4.053.
IATaL
«f * Transport on th* Atlantic
ttwehery ßoUier Qnaitermuier
New York, July The Morth Carolina
2\me«, of theWd, says the steam propeller Quine
bang left Motehead City about 6 crclock
“ inr * < i*y, owning. bound for Baltimore, wllb
?T? n l» 0 discharged aoldiera belonging to the
foilowln-ccinmaads; 13 to the 3d U.S artillery;
•L* 0 .- #.?*&*• ftotbelflih and three com-
P?° le * of Jbe ,6ih Pennsylvania. About Bor 9
o clock, when off Cape Lockout Bay, the maebin
.%*7 work; atd the propeller being
by the breakers, waaspUt to pieces
sad became a total wreck. Between 30ara4T of
the passengers are rcporicdlosl. The scene Is
described as being fxiphtfnl y horrible. Some Of
we survivors are represented as acting most
nobly In their cflorts to save their comrades. The
Qtuofbsng la an old boir, built probably before
aoae of Its ill-fated passengers were born, and
might have done well cnoogn as a transport for
cattle, bnt human be'oce, particularly discharged
soldiers who have ftmght through the battles of
their country and are reluming home after a
long absence, should be tarnished something
more eecnxe.
South Carolina Matters.
WAsmscTOir, July 23.—Benj.' C. Presley was
to day appointed AssistantTreasnrer at Charles
ton. Gov. Ferry his reamed to Sooth Carolina
to urge forward the reconstruction of the State
Government.
Tbe Charleston Courier cmtlons the Northern
people sga'nst heltevtng reports o! the 111-treat
ment of negroes In that Stste, aid of disagree
rorets between tbufreedmen and me late slave
holders. “So ftr as we can learn,” siysrhe
Courier, “the new system of labor Is working
admirably.”
A quarantine of 30 days has been established
at Charleston, of all vessels having aboard Cises
of ytllow fever, cholera or other Infections dis
eases; also of all vessels from the West lonics.
A Mysterious Cattle Disease,
Mxarnns. Jnly 25.—0n the Arkansas and Mis
sissippi bottoms a disease has broken out among
cattle, bones and hogs, and his been raging for
tome time. Those attacked die In from twenty
lonr to twenty-eight hoars after tbe attack. The
(opposed cime is poison from black gnats, which
were very tblck some time ago. There is a great
lose of stock. Men have been atticktd with the
same disease from doctoring cattle.
irVew York Gold Market.
Nrw York, Jnly 25.—Tbe gold market Is doll.
The demand is a'most entirely confined to tbe
warts of imports tor duties. Tnebear* are qnlet,
and the premium appears to bo sustained totally
by the large amount held off the market by tnc
bulls. The quotations oyened at 113, went op to
143{, and down again to 113 J.
narasT.
Kaw York, Jnly «s,—Gold to-night 1131.
The Atlantic Cable.
JTrwYoiiK, July 25—A note from Cyras W.
Field, d* ted London, Jay lltb. says: “I leave
h*re on Thursday the 13tn instant. The Great
Eastern will sail from the Note on Saturday the
15th. We expect to leave Yaleotli about the
19ib, and to arrive atUeuls Contest dance the
fltst week in August. Everything is going oa to
onr entue eatteractlcii.” ® ° "
A Tornado of* Vigilance
Yo>k, July 25.—Oar Custom House ofH
ce«, en'pcctJDg emigrants or smuggling, imo
been making raids upon their bijjgtge* After
greatly frJgnteiJog these poor people, who
Itonght lh*-y were being robbed, and personally
injuring them in some instances, the officers
caaro to the conclusion that no smuggling was
done by them.
A Citizen or a Savage,
Niw Yoke, Jnly 25.—The Slacoa Telegraph of
the 16tb warns the authorities that unless atten
tion Is directed at once to the conduct of the
Frecdsun. the horrors of the SL Domingo mas
sacre wW be re-enacted in Georgia. Thu Atlan
ta InMligtnctr agrees with the above-named pa
per.
For Additional Telegraph see Fourth
Pass.
Nttti anujttismrms.
“ XCB CHZ2ABX PUNCH,"
A new and delicious wild' at
KrxSLDV’S,
Ctoioya opera Ho tss.
J;S>fc79 It
A New lee, “THB AMERICAN,”
KINSLEY’S,
Jfl6e7sS-!t CroihyVOpera Houa ■
“tathen in the course
TV of human events tt i, coa es necvsirv'•
toi't to Cartes deviilleor AmhrotTpes.aoto
BVBBZTT’S, 157 Bake fttroot. '
Ihffj ytnwtil r«tr»Vc,A»» pictures.at re rmhe
rrcea. Jr-'fc-ciu
HOT AIR FURNACRS,
i»arlor Grates,
AT THB OBZCAOO POWfifiT.
. oil and Office. 230A23S La<«sit» ea.
JjA.7Q3nTcar nt s. anaLßr MBkHS.
DENTISTRY,
“At fill mleeitwiore th* war.*’ w. L IIABKI4’
Dcat’stko B*. Haiti K*yaold»’Bli'ek. comer
of Bearoora and *>aUoo->u. J)£3jjT.'6 1-.
X>ENSSELAER POLYTECH
-11 WG iNSTirnry. Tt-.or, h. t td* fostv
fexroxu Ashl'az. Bastion of tb'a wrl’ Irrowa school
ovbxußvnxiao aso Fainui. sciasof. will con
»«»•■ But. utu. 1*63. Ton m»A.s.i;ii. BxdUiTZB
of l?W. tiTlsr faJUMo-nmtior. m»» b-, cb‘*li*a Dv
addreulrr Frot CDiHLaa DxoWFE. D*m *o*.
T;o r , n. i. i?Me:oi-<o:
PROPOSALS
rriUbe rteeivsflbyths BabicrtbtfnatilAny Is,
fsrtteteaoval ef tea «hoie cr a »*rt nt about 2 009
ytrda of esr.b, from Lnt cor ,w r of Kt f z a and vtfol
enttarseta. WHIGBT A hBi>TOEB«.
jyte.T.oetnet 161 Mieb gaeit.-eeu
gT. ANDREWS’ SOCIETY,
NOTICE,
A special meeting of the mesbersof tbit society
wni be beid at the office of Bern y Anthony « Bill*
77 Zearbom street,
OF THURSDAY EVENING, 37th lath, at S «/c’,OCk.
A lull attesdasee li mpictfally requested, at mat
tenof mportsocewitiba woufbtbsfjreiheneetlajr.
ROJBttX HBBYBV, Pmldf D*.
Ji3A.7SS2t miaou St. Andrews* society.
First-class Accountant
Wmted. to close a complicated Ml of books, asd
upes a new set.
J)2> S 8-ltlilp Address *‘P V A CD-" Tribuneoffice.
THE NEW PRIZE
Knabe Grand Piano,
D;T«*leaioths Stnltaiv Fs'rby'WM.KVABaAO
li cff«M for*iie bj th** p«m*s «ho dm* it at ha
Un«iralß*it'.e. Itu cssildCTed one of thv fin at In
•t uioen*« Qn w inthu Wnt. Can be seen for a few
dajaatUuMur.cbt rsof
J. BATES 6c CO;
P; der Crosby'a Opera nenvs.
b
DWIGHT’S SOAPS!
Old English a«d German Mottled.
71eb«t»adprrat la tbo nartet. Bvery family
’blu'd trytlem.
•T, n. ntINTHGTO.Y,
60LB MAHDFACTUBKB.
JyW.7C3 it 813 Wulilagton at,
U. 7-30’S !
FOB SALS BY
PBESTON, WILLARD & KEAN,
Dnabcro, and Denlen io all Ihhuos of Gov*
cromeut Securities.
Jy»e7Wlt dTCLAUS STKHET.
WE AKE NOW RECEIVING
some new ana a.'egantl; carvel Aid paaellaa
ESTEY’S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Which for teaniy cf S»lth cannot be > xeellod For
powtr.purltya-dccsaluvor tone, capacity mr ex
pieasios and ;rompesoa of action, ttus; l&attumsntg
ABE POSITIVELY UNEQUALLED.
DescrirUrscataiognufumUhedontp.-licttl nto
LYON & HEALY,
forner Clark and Washington Sts#, Chicago.
BBZrrs & NISON,
JltetTSß It Whoieaa e Aged,, Cincinnati. OMo.
LIVERPOOL & EUROPE.
lb> following are th» lalUogt cf tin tiTzaroot*
9. T. & t mtA etvavsuip c«> :ol the i»»xt root
weeks. The B»in*osy at amer evrrtes Uia U. B. *
British oau.
Fsoji Niw Tots.
• IVT OF WAIBtKQTOR.
KAHOAROO
UIV OViOSLOt.
CTTT OF MANCBltßt££
CITV or RhW 1 0;5....
1 irv np noun-,
c.rr of pusros.
Fannin CxnTincATis Iromi'l putt of Great Bri
tain »BU Ireland at i.ovm satv*.
b out bsAns iainnsvosQiv
“ .'Mr ip u. p puauip.
P act of cabins, sad berths secure*.
JAS. WARUACK,
F. 0. Bex 6] !H2 M Dearborn Hr ei, Ckluaso.
PROPOSALS 3? OR PAVING
JL D3AKBOBN STBSST.
Oma or am* *oakd or Public Woes*. j
ouoaoo, July atb.iasi. 5
fealed Froroaa's will be received by 10- ttvarw of
Paulte Works until li a. At. Sa'n dar. Angn.t 5 t.
fur the caibl g, g-afilnr ant with wooden
n o.kpaTtmeatbtariKra »’r e-, from the tons lit*
of want*. nstrCß' u>»«e nor*hlnocf Alaoroeitrevr.
accortllcs to speetbeaU OB fl’i 13 this office
talol'ajroTiJccnvwtl vep»Ufor romtfleapecUl
aa.*wce t levied to defray I>s ccat.wnea thes.ee
shall b? colleen cl.
P;fmanb« »ddr<a*adt'tieß erdOfPaMte
Wcrtf. laJoncd “Fractal* for P»»ib* “•■•rbara
tx aao
«l>b itrtt ea l> Ns approved by lbs Bo«rc. aids w u {
te fcr tbe • oligof the wbo.e work, except.az the
curb war*, for a dedal einm an* for the corb trails
staprireiaro rti of one bnrdred cab'c ftet
Hit B »'U ie*-rre -h« rzhs uj njs« any ir tu
Ur». *n J ro*t tp 11 • a h'O p o-t «i l*ac>*upcfitc nr •
po terra rv iteace ■at>fv.To,'7 : o«in B;a:d:;i«*
he!ac nipeteit.raiaKetnimpoa-’lbi*.
j.e GibD«La,
FfrKJ. U- T7~^
O J. ROSS.
Bca-d wfrn lUc Work*
A CABS.
FajblonaMeßrejs Making done at No gi an 4 SB
BUte »t.*ect. Mr*. WHTrfOßli. we.l kno»n £
'aihiontble dres« maker, will bi oletaaa to irph : r
fntrdaand fenuer patron; as abore. Hkown &
UATfllTftS. IrtteCyatne;
SOME FACTS AND COMPARISONS
IN REGARD TO THE
DIVIDENDS OF SFRPUIS f RERIHS, &c,
IN THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Offices, 144 & 146 Broadway, cor. of Liberty St.
CASH ASSETS, Jnly I, 1865, . . . . . $13,509,000
Income for Current Tear, all Cask 3,500,000
Paid Claims by Deatb, including Dividend Additions, . 6,000,000
To the Agent* and IhAicy-lhAdera of the Mutual lAfe Inturance Company, of Jfew Tort :
Various pnbiished statements have, aa yon are aware, been recently pot forward by the officers
and agents of prominent Note Companies, each claiming advantages lathe way of dividends over
ail oibers, and especially over this Company.
In order that these statements may be met and refuted by undeniable facta and figures, the fol
lowing Tables and Explanations have been prepared. A careful peroral of these figures wliL it is
believed, convince any unprejudiced person of the reporter advantages afforded to the Policy-hold
ers of ” The Mutual Lnrs;" not only by reason of smaller paaaanws and lamer nmnnsns
bat also trom the fact that these dividends are available sooner than in any other Company, either
to increase the insurance, or to diminish the premium.
These tables Illustrate the aclnal practice of the three largest Companies In the Uoltad State■-
“Tm Mutual Lira,” on the cash plan; and “ Phe Mutual Btmn ” and w Cohwicticct
Mutual,” on the credit, or note plan* Examples are not given of the other Note Companies for
the reason that none cf them have been so successful, or have declared snch large dividends as the
two now under consideration. For Instance, a well-known New York Company paio mst tea*
Dividends that bad been stasdixo declared for the last totees tears. (See last Henan of
the New York life Insurance Company.) i imjwpmoi
DIVIDENDS AND ACTUAL OA3H REQUIRED ON AK OBnDfART LIFE POLICY FOR 610 000
I&SUED AT AGE OF 85. 1 *
j "Mutuallift”. “Connecticut Mutual” or “Mutualßmeftt."
jAnnual Prem., $268.70. Annual Premium, $275.
| - XCTUAX CASH Mqprwn. |
iO?«p«Tm‘U DlTllerd* el ! I
or dirJdfnd. Aefn.ir«ih aparcbbt. Premium
leu aired *o pay p'etnl- p>y~«nrp« s f cut «ndl
BMUmurof ""S"" * nniortj ..'jTJcuh WIM. TO:ts
fKßllai ; G.1C.1 «.:4j W 5 MXguolJ
doLar 9*74-
j , ‘ »yo la CftiU.l
w *203 70 $275 00 $lO3 00 $137 00
2d jcar... i $lO2 79 i- 105 91 275 00 110 23 271 00
3d jar. ' 103 23 i 105 13 ........ 275 00 131 11 11100
< 5 J«ar. 103 32 . 100 33 ..• 275 00 103 08 ' 518 00
Sill !« }!3 50 j 158 20 $137 50 137 50 170 83 51S 00
o'h I'“ r - JIO 27 153 43 137 50 137 50 170 83 648 00
7th year. 118 11 ; 150 23 137 50 137 60 170 83 518 00
Bth J«T. 121 21 i 1H 10 137 30 137 50 170 83 318 00
9th year. 130 21 l 130 10 137 50 137 50 .170 88 . 518 00
10 h year 131 33 134 37 137 60 137 50 170 88 I 518 00
12lh year 140 77 121 93 137 50 137 50 I 170 88 I 548 00
13th year. : 152 40 118 SO 137 50 137 50 I 170 88 i US 00
14th year 102 92 103 78 137-50 137 50 ; 170 88 318 00
15th year. 172 83 , 95 ST 137 SO 137 50 170 M 513 00
10th year. 181 17 1 87 23 137 50 137 50 1 170 88 518 00
17lh year.... ; 190 07 j -78 03 ! 137 50 157 50 1 170 88 ; SI 00
i L i . '! Bi2 °*
Totals
theMowVoffiSSS*y! iy ° QfanrCl,tSt * I1 ‘ UnS nQ *“* ThU totwert *»flftlwwii.iße*worfleaib,iroa
Dividends in “The Mutual Lin ” are available hereafter one year from the date
on which the Policy Is Issued, as shown la the examples, or sooner than In
any other Ameiiean Company, while policy-holders In « The HoruAi, Bbsefit” or
“ CosHßcncOT Mutual” must, by their own showing, wait four years, or until the fifth
premium becomes due, before any advantage can be derived from dividends, it should be
noted, also, that a dividend of forty per cent, payable at the end of o« vear, Is just equivalent to
a dividend of fifty per cent., payable at the end ofroua year*—to say nothing of ths increased
danger of forfeiture.
The following Table, showing the comparative Dividends and Cash required on “Ten-veic «
Policies in the three Companies, lUostratea in a still more striking manner the superior advantages
offered by “ The Mutual Life,” particularly on this <-i**« of policies:
DIVIDENDS AND ACTUAL CASH REQUIRED OX “TEN-TEar”
AT THE AGE OF 35.
•‘Mutual Life.’- I .“Mutual Benefit,”
Annual Prem., $516.21, Annual Prem, $578.20,
psjm’t*
of diTtd no*
lot. U.H »
pmpajnreai »eQ<tr-d
cf mmlorc*.
Jkgian'ngof
Ist rear.... • ••
2d rear.... 8185 01
Sd year.,.. 743 70
4th year.... 153 43
sth year.... i 153 80
oth rear,...* 170 59
7lh year....' 180 75
Bth year...J 200 04
9*hyear....| 313 70
10th year....! 227 77
11th year....' 342 95
12lh rear....' 145 48
13ihyeor....j 143 40
14thyear....! • 156 48
15thyear....} IG3 67
30thyear,...! 198 51
I $2,020 95 I
Deduct cash Incunu
I'-exdaafierpnßluaa Pavel
cum ’■
Net cash onlli
iy (16 years)
*The tea year* having expired, tha poller become* paid up la tall, and the dividends la “ The Matas
Lire” and “ The Mutual BeneM" will coattoae, as an absolute caib Income dnrlsg the remainder of life. In
the former company, these dividends am constant ylnereasiog, while to the latter they win continue on
the life rate only, as shown In the table. Notes not to exceed oxx-tsisd ofthe premium on the *• Ten-Tear*
plan are taken by “The Mutual Benefit,’’ hot as the rwulti ore even fees /fcpomWr, examples are not here
given Caib payments are required for fourteen years in “Tae Connecticut Matua', n asßbowu above, while
tte dividends on the 44 Ten Yeaf’rate in that Coioptny not only cease at the end of that time, but are coji-
DiTiofAL on Uepayment <\f thaepremium* Jar We fnU ten yean. If from death, pecuniary eaharrass
m< nt, cr ary other eansv, these payments are discontinued Delore the end of tsn years, then the dividends
In 44 The Connecticut Mntaal” will be upon the life rate only. Moreover,! person desiring to change his
po’Ky in that Company tnlo one non-forfeitable, and paid up tor a proportionate amount, most nnix pat
ms ircTxs if cash, otherwise all pravioos payments will be forfeited to tha Company.
It will he noted tbat dividends on tho “ Ten Year plau’Mn “ The Mutual Life” aDer premiums
have ceased, are an ABsoivrx cash cicoxs to policyholders for remainder of life. Tho- 1 , before a
petsen, age 35, attains Us 44 table rale” of expectation of life, be will probably have receive! la
cash from the Company off that ha ?uu previ&uty paid In, and hie .policy of fIO.OOO, drawing a large
annual cash dividend for balance of life, will have cost him only the Interest on his premiums while
they were retained by the Company.
from the foregoing tables, we find that the actual cash required fora given amount of inntnuco
(especially on Ten-Tear and Endowment Policies) is less In 44 Tm: Mutual Lin” than that required by
44 Ten Mutual Bssjott” or 14 Cohfxcticut Mutual,” aud, consequently, fir less than that required
by any other company in the country-,- We also tin! that the actuil cash required by a credit com
pany, when premiums are paid by giving notes, loan becomes greater thaa when t2ie
premiums are paid all cashy thus proving the delusive character of the note system.
Tho figures given in the foregoing tables for 44 Tub Mutual Lite” show only the dividends which
maj be rtlieet upon at certain. It may be stated that these amounts are ten than those given to
similar policies at the last dividend of this Company, and less than, in all probability, will be given
at the distribution of surplus at the close of the present year.
The dividends of 44 Tire Mutual Lif*” are simply the restitution ofsarplos promlaats
to policy-holders In the proportions overpaid by etch.
Hon, Euros Wnronr, Insurance Commltslonor of Massachaietu, in a letter comiieaditacy of
this new plan of dividing surplus, July 11,18C2,siys; 44 This method of applying 1U own esporl
cnce is an element cf popularity and stability which can hardly fall to make the lsaoxfo live
ixeutUFOE AsaociAxtoK of Ibis continent also the xossl on or tub would.”
Prof. Wniour also states: “ Since a Mutual Life Insaraaco Company i§ as solemnly bound to
maintain equity as solveaqr, it appears to us that 'here cut be no oosslb 4 e justifiettiou of a uniform
percentage of dividend to the two classes of policies above specified. Other InsaperiblaghjacUoas
to these uniform percentage dividends have been dwelt oq in former reports, and they amount to
this, tbat money which belongs to old members is put Into tbe pocket* of oew comers. This process
of sacrificing the interests of the old members to the new onta, fo which the officers an! agents of
some of tt a oldest companies seem to adhere with a good deal of tenacity, we think would ba set
aside by any court of equity, and the question would aoon get there. If the older members should
come to tmderstand their Interests.”— ifast. Inturame Commlaetonere*'Report, Jin., 1-65.
Tbe distributions of snrplus premiums will hereof er be naaae annually, commencing
February 1,15G6, and may be used as CAS U la payment of tUo premiums, or to
purchase additional Insurance, payable with the policy. In tbe latter case, the
additions will also participate in each distribution of surplus. This, on a policy for 110,000, with
additions amounting to <5,000..the dividends will bo based, no*, only on the original policy, but on
the additions also. Had the dividends been app’ieJ to lacreise the msuraoca la the foregoing
example?, the total amounts payable at death would have been over C 16.0W, Instead of 110,002 ouW.
While tbe option Is thns given to policy holders of re reiving their dividend? In cub, or In the*
form of additional lnsa*ance(notallowed by other compiules without special medical examinations),
tbe latter plan is strongly recommended, especially during the first few years, for the reason that a
RWkittont or surplus Is thus created from which to draw, for the piymsnt of premiums, in caees
of emergency. Tbe additions on all policies Issued in the" earlier years of this Company would, if
Ihe proper portions were to be gradually relinquished, prove saffiticat to cancel all future premi
ums. The premium for any cne year, on any policy, may be thus paid by relinquishlog the consxs-
PCKDESO AMO OUT 01TLT Of addition*.
Finally, the premiums charged by “Tub Mutual Lite, 11 especially for “ Ten-Year” and Endow
ment Policies, are less than those chirged by other companies, which Itself amounts to a easts
dividend In advance. The first payment Is always ths largest la lf Tbe atn
taal lUf,” as the subsequent premiums msy be continually reduced by the annual dividends, as
shown in the tables, mill alter a while the prenllams are entirely canceled.
Persona demine insurance are invited to examine the system of “ Tire Mutual Lira Issco-
A9CB Covpajit or Naw’Tons, 11 where all premiums paid may be made nen-rorfeU*
able, Inasmuch as the Company will always give, on application, an equitable mine for {ho 2er
ror der of any policy, either In cash or in the form of a paid-up policy.
The last dividend (1563) teas larger in amount, and in proportion to premiums paid, than was
ever declared for the tame space of time by any other Vft Insurance Company.
.July tit*
..Am. *A.
□_ ri ,__ lT< „ a J ISAAC ABBATT,
SECBZTABies, raEO w GOBBIS,
BT7TZ*SB ? B BZ.OCB (OFPO9ZTB POST OPPIOB), DBTBOZT,
General Agent for JUohlgnn, Indiana, Illinois. Wlscon-
Communications from persons desiring to act as agents of this Company la these
States abonld be addressed to the General Agent.
O.
Wo. 47 Clark Street, Booms Nos. 1 and 2,
$3,190 88
$3,872 33
j $1,787 50
Acta 7 cosh
imH.
Fra- mu
p«7«bl«
In caib.
oivtderrt*
flfyper ran
on t.r inuy,
llfera.«.
$5lO 21
381 20
872 45
362-78
.350 85
839 cs
329 46
315 57
302 45
2SB 44
$578 20
578 20
578 20
578 20
440 70
440 70
440 70
440 70
440 70
440 70
$137 50
137 50
137 50
187 50
137 50
187 50
137 50
137 50
187 50
137 50
187 50
137 50
$1,050 00
$4,057 00
$3,559 03
825 00
1,023 83
$4,132 CO
$2,535 15
FREDERICK 8. wnSTO.I, PresitltMb
amm f^Sou’aSrJ'u^D?"
H. B. MERRELL,
®ln» loirflj 3£lnxxesota.
CBOUKHITB,
AGENT FOB CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, ILL.
NUMBER 46.
$2,887 50 1 $2,001 00 )
POLICIES FOR SIO,OOO, ISSUED
“ Connecticut Mutual.”
Annual Premium, $578.50.
i i cab
. TOaairM
r l«WeaAi * w
llf■yl.e.*f«nt.j ! *s• l £^ , oni-*
03 prcmlamt' s.®®;“,*® «a A
«<auui«(l|^;”»" y » U*.
b'.« la cub.
0 '
1
1 $233 50 $283
I 805 78 576
i 823 06 861
$283 25 j 357 63 1,153
388 35 357 63 ! 1,153
388 25 ' 357 63 i 053
288 25 | 357 63 ( i|ls3
388 35 1 357 63 ] 1132
238 23 «5i 62 , 1,152
288 25 CO 13 i SCI
283 25 i - 51 34 576
283 25 1 34 36 233
238 25 ■ 17 23 | ....
$3,882 50 j $3,570 20 j
■ Nothing,
j $3,575 20 |
Actuary, BHEPPARD UOWANS.
CAKiugß, FBED. JL WIN 3TO .-i.
Nets awmisnunts
UN, WBIBOS S (0
WHOLESALE DEALERS
DRY GOODS
~ 85 State. Street.
Bstlm banibt teayllyftf Cam BOTiur. iba ra-
Motsdreaea.wonid »arosnoe tottelr r*x*sr>s*ad
lbs I ratio. tiaS tbsix Itooc la ,a;y *
3*ull and Complete
la aU its BspASTwvrrs ef
Cottons,
Woolens,
Flannels,
T-inemctj
Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods,
Cotton and Wool Hosiery,
Blankets, dc, 4c.
BoilsUlsr aetllfremaix pnreba*rila tbalrilna.
tter Difdjtßthemwn* to xaaknaelawpriw* asasy
Hocsk m the West
J>. B. KISG.
f oraxtls D. H- Klzs i CX
S. Ti HAESIO-1.
Formerly Rarmoa, Gala 4 Co.
A-1 KOI.
8. A. REST.
NOTICE.
Tbs Meads of Ur. Edwin R jHtnmn, while at the
te»d or the flmnr Hetnna. Gals* Co, will please
notice *he ebaxe, hi baa made.
lyUttcaiiet
Elegant Residence
&ID
LARGE LOT
ros airs m
Tbos.B. Bryan’s Beal Estate Office,
Eea'decceoo rcr.beut corner of Calumet 17. an 1
sL, built J»»t year 0 j; net y-t occu
pi* Q; pr» tied Milsaukee Brick, wTheo stone oaa
ca t< e; Otabe nonao. bov p-o|pcilou on soat * ftca *
dining room Jolting p«rlurs; all be thrown
luoone by tolling doorv,* and ÜBeary opposite.
wooc-«or* ar Inea d >tn-lortis; anues,tailaii
opto Btepueee writ ••losflvwa ffrauj,” ana m«r*
BlemaatleiibDot&rorlea; fence Bai.t;stoai with:
lot tedded and planted.
LOf SO PHST BY 100 FHST DB3P TJ LIEB.JJ
Viewo'laki end Harbor unsurpiis-d. with park
Is Block teemed. Bte«m and horse car ititSoas near.
Th« prop r.y "IT red for *ale Decanij of eon*
•lca*d in heath la.he f*mlly of ihjow >er. nn»v»nt.
tog It* c ccupancy, jyjs *.9 at net
A SPLENDID OPENING.
A rare opportunity offered to pera:na wtshlag to en
gage la
A Z.ABOS AZ9P ESTBNSIV23
Mercantile Trade
n Mojustoirm, auxois,
One of the most flourishing bu»!rets po’nti on the
0.8 4Q. as.
88. C. HAHDiy, d slr- os of aakisc achange la
h's bniiar t ffer* for sals a 'ar.ee and rxtemlve sto;k
of General Hardware and Cutlery. Harness Hardware,
Etovca. Tinware. Leather, fiaraem. Saddles, Ae, Ac.
To reruns buHrg.be will lease, tor a tern of yean,
his splendid and capacious
STORE BOOR, 28 BY 16S FEET.
Adapted especially to this branch of the trade. In
een-ection with the e*taßUsbm*.nt are shops for the
mana'aciere of
TLBWABBt HißlfßSfl, BADDLB9,
With a corpe of workmen in each.
By active men, a business can be conducted here
varying Tom fifty to one hundred thentand dolla-a
p*r sa»um. C- HABDIH.
Jyln so-at itew wzatet
MBS, WINSLOW,
ab experienced sutw and Femil® Pbytteiszt. m
seats to the attention of njotfien, be
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
whlctt jcreatl* tstrJUay* She pieces* oi teething,
Kittening the pain*, redeem,? all
alia* ALL FAUf and apMsiodie action, and u
Sure to Eegulate the Bowel*
Depend upon It, mothers, it will sire rest to you
selves, sad
Belief aSd Health to your Lafanti
We OATS patnpand Kid this article (or over 30 yean
end CAN SAT IN CONFIDENCE AND TBDTA t
it what we hcva never bean tMe to ray of uy ottr
ardlemo-NEVER HAS IT FAILBD HI A SISQU
INSTANCS TO EFFECT A CUBS. when 0a«
aaed* Never did we know to matinee of dtaatitile
tioabyaayonewko aaedlt. Oa the contrary. eii«i
delighted with Its operation*, and speak (stance!
commendation of u* magical ettoeta andmedfcai itj
toe*. We speak in thi» matter " wdat wa ZK
aSOW," after 90 yean experience; AND FLXDB
OCS REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENT 01
WBATIW3 HSUS DECLASS. In almoct every la
itscee wberetae infant laiofferinsfroia pain and tt
haottlon, relief will be found ja utteea or twenty
minutes altei the «jrap is administered.
Foil direction* (or tula* will accompany each botv«
Ncne genuine unless the (to simile ol CUBIIS * ru
KINS, New Terk. is on the ontslde wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, Only 35 cents a Bottle.
The following la an extract ol aletter written by la
Rev. J. a Holme, pastor of the Pierpoc: street Bapu*
Church, Brooklyn, N. T., to the Jovrnai and JTsmwi
ow, Cincinnati, 0., and speak* volume* m favor o
the world-renowned medicine, WINSLOWS
BOOTHINO STB DP FOB CHILDREN TBSTBISf
"We tee as advertisement la yoor column* of »*w
WINSIOW’S »OOTHINS BYSDP. How, W« net*
•aid a word in Oivorof the patent medicine Helen St
our 1 Ue, bat we feel compelled to say to yonr teeom
that this is no homhmt-u* Hoot triad tt, and tmm *
obt act claim*. it is probably one of the mos
*ncc«Micl edlctneaol the day, because Ul* oMi
thebe** d th-ae of oar readers who have bat*#
cant rthaa laylnarappif.
■pgaTla Sm-wTasf-nst
J. & P. GOATS
BEST SH-COBD MBLED
THREAD
Always tor tala by
JOHN A HBBH AUCHINGLOSS,
SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YORE,
No. 108 Duane Street.
-w act
Empire State
BBICH IHACHIMB,
PATSSTEDISfIT MARTTFACrtJHSD ATBSHZN
-2CTADT.iI. Y.
RCapable cf mouldls* troa 30 to 33,000 Wck dal
ly. Mb tie labor ofelzbt mm ud one pnlr Horae*,
cr with atom for powrr, 60,000. No matter bow
sUni tie clay, or bard s.bitaaca the eta mixed,is
rell*Tt« itaeif of all without the aulataoce ol the
ncuMeror loaeof Cma.aud doe* b.ttirwopßthao
asyobetluua* Caabim* at\Ho BrtirHome.
CarltaUataaod prac Ijal men are la Tiled to ctl and
ex* mist. Etatiaai County rlabte for tale, offprint
yieailndoreweat*. G MIRTfN, >
jjjStfEKfcet e.ttKßtty, f** iaU -
WALWORTH, BtTSCHICK &
» 7 CO, Kaaafac'.arcre and UeatCJi In
Portable and. Stationary
STEAM ENGINES
STEA7I PCSPS,
loconoti™, Satis e aad Stationary Boilers.
Also »r sale
GOOD SECO!ID~M AND BOILER?,
lottryß U«3, r cr Paper StQlt, Lard Toaia andCxl
p-». Oil oSa W» sr TanVi. boas Boilc-E, Start
Zroft Wort or every docnptionT
Wrought Iron Pipe& Boiler Flues
. Br&»« sadiron Pi Mart for iresm. f»« a** Water,
la uw v»jl»ty. Bwt w.ter ted S'**ia Wormtn*
Apporata*. w» e*aM St*at_ Giant Vilra. Coct*.
w»uuere, Ac, Ba tit Me t, Aablwr and n-mo
Pocllcr. Hots Banter and lettt»r Seliai. GIF
225 XAKS STREET,
Coiner of Franklin, Chicago, lUinoia.
r nrbt Iroa 3>tm, 6»» ud Witter Pipe,
FUtlofS BjUerF.ttia, itlo*-
if« Jtsfcms:
REMOVAL.
Tile Packers* anil Prorlatoa Dealers Zcaor
anee Comsaar
HvT«n>mc\eil’to ttisirnsvOiflcr.Ko- IHCfcamte
of Cmtßimn BnHefar. V. a. 1 UrffJS, SOC*7.
j a:ysa.is<B. j> aiaiar-at m:
SHIRTS
Cf 9oparlor <pt.Uty tad FIT made to OSDSS at
EM'S lUEEISHIirO BOUSE.
is Uem i:cei. Corner Dor&ora acd Washington.
KEY TO LOVE; or, x)r. S. M
L'» dV celebrated prtvsse Lee rare on Peyefco
l>-> lea! FaactaiilOßa i» teacbaa ton to charm Uto«e
yoaloie 4C. s*crvta worth Snowing in It. Fries 30
ctsU. AliO,Gre«PrT*’oa‘ 0» torotowa Peieou.
Jcatort. pice|l- Snry mamadladythomidhave
o« *en«« »tlcb of eitaer. cr ayh. to dr i
Oflee-1314 Caaataot street, PbliVelpUl*. Pa. mid
•r*cft«e
jylSdPAtPnw
EYE 6c EAR.
DB PhpgßWQOp. Qcniiat and Aarlat. Operative
Surgeon lor Croaa Bye.C%tarae*,*e_ ard all picraata
of toe Kreacd Kem-Ofica, partore and Waeenm.aevtt
U Bn«beg-»1‘44 Baadolnn ttreey Chicago. Art*
fieui lye* ud lepras* laaorted. lyiaeti »;aet
IfeSn aJrtsmiammß.
Burning of the Museum
Letter from Mr. Bantam.
flaw You;. JslylUXS.
10D8B*. QSSfiIXQ 4 GO.
fiOTLW-Tbotw* tba dstnetios of Lbs am.
CAaewaheprotedetertoet lots to myaair sal
tbetabflc, I am bappy to rertiy tfca oidad*** toot
"H*P ft* m wind Xk\t blows nobody food,” and con.
*Qaetiy coodfSafTt you tbtt you maC-iuowa
ftimbmoffUndeaoartrotad tbelranaorlor fir*
proof gn»UU*la an ordeal of aa annual aorer.ty.
ThoMtwyoamsde firms too® time ajftwtjjatba
ofllcSQf Uselißiemß,fl4tteseecmdaoor, bics pars
of tag bßUdtiE,*dl*Ue bosses cftha firo. Afiar
34 boon of trial It vwfOaad asosyiba debris, sad
on opwtofltlbia day,bwyUWodwy Its contents la
■*«Tfoodo?*w. Seeks, pepan. poetise oflaanr
■ocs.beabbiib—eHarelicoedliloi fte lam educe
ssr, end % aobie rirnesefir oa tht tnatvortbiaMS
ct Hs&actfi's mi psoop um
Yovatraly,
P. T. BARIUM,
BEBBZNffS
Patent Champion Safes I
Tbs most reliable Piotecticsirasan aov known.
HERRING & CO.’S
NEW PAIRS T
Bankers’ Safes!
WUh Cemae 4 Floyd*! Patent CrystalfsM Iron, the
b«•oearfty agalaitaba*iax'adrulerer tasnuuc*
cured.
Herring & €o«, 40 State-st, Chicago,
XTEBBING 4 CO.,
Fc. 331 Broadway. sor.Hoiiay*r,S«w York.
jygetO St* a «aw net FMladalaVa.
THE YIMMO & 71RGM
OIL COMPANY
or oszcaoo.
Capital, - - - $2,500,000.
Working Capital, $75,000.
JHABLON D. OGDBX) PrsaUUnt.
CBAS. BANAOLPB, Vice President.
CBARLSS 3f. SdiTfly Treasurer.
Cl. S. HDBBABP, Jr#» Secretary.]
.DIRECTORS!
BAHLOJf D.CGDHB, F.L. UTDKHWQOD;
CHAD. RANDOLPH. TQO3. W.PHILLIPP.OfPena
CHAS.It SMITH* HoiLj.A.BABPISLO«a(Qtita
H.W.HIHSDALB, JOHR B3BT. Of Detroit.
The capital stock of this Company U divided into
•J3O 000 (hares as a par raise or tea Do Can each
Bnhacrlptlon price. Pour DoQart per share.
The property of the Company eosssta of 1,-137
aerea of land la Ife, and aa ownership of oaMwelfth
of the production of the Coqnr t > WelL
The landa an located oa Oil and Fttaols creeks, la
Pennsylvania, and la the Burning Spring*. Little
Kanawha and Fall Creek radons of Wset Virginia.
The interest owned hr the Company la the Coqaece
Wtu amouLta to shout forty hsmls of oil per day.
which, at leas than the average price of oil during the
lutycar, smpaf over ten per oeat. per annum upu*
tne entire capital stock at subscript! ca price.
A committee of rabserlhen, eonaisttak of Messrs,
A. C Badger, Ttoa. a. Dickers on and H- N. KldrWg%
were recently sent by the rabserlbm to thw
validity of UUj, location and value of the lands os*
Urtd. Alt® spending two weeks In waking a thor
ough elimination of them, the Committee madethdp
« port, which eloaea ae follows:
“The Committee were highly pleated with aQ the
Usds visited by them, both la Pennsylvania and VD*
Stole, and believe them to have been very carefully
ud judiciouslyselected, wltharlewofgjtuagaeaa
bot good producing oil tarrttoxy. Ibay believe thw
lues to le worth the price asked tor them, and
ebeej fully reccommaafi the whole scheme to the
stockSoZdirs.”
Sight Wells are saw going down oa this props tyla
West Virginia, ud the Directors propose to sink a
anmberof other* u oaee la feßaertrul
' TW» CompMyleaowlarreelpiofitieteeemafro*
oße-UrtUtb oftht CoooMi WelL
Maps of tbs propet* ihown it the Conptsy** ooa*.
lsUUle'9 Building, cor. Clirk ind BandoipbitreeK,
J*Xc22X-lotßßt
REDUCTION IN FAR*
VIA THE
Chicago and North wetter*
KAILWAY,
LA.KE SUPERIOR.
Xsebed. srrtnngst Ones Birttl o'*o<*oatmori
lor, where psasescen taka oaa oi ttaSaaßMomai
tba Traastt conraaoy. ud arar % vtm max <UfHf5
tripoa tbs beastubl ntw ox ara» a*y,
um m Mtsoa to taka Ous s>. a. trajaTaw tSTsSS
nj»uiTiiioia is. w. a. w„ smvtac M
at 13 p.m., when tmatodiatoooaaMoaii mads wim
zBBazBAHiB omen
For Portae* v*t, ifianmif* BowkiM.
»o Ksrqnotto a 9 boon
To rortago as boon
loriadin* meals end berth* cs stiaaers.
Nevis* mnyb/wn la ttaM.BM.wwoe iinii m*
nnety of SaUroadETi«b SfihqSßSa™ B
calm water*. this* the “InSdaomSL"
avoids all the diaßcnaabMwMdiMwM
one portion* ofXaSe ■emeiiiar
TASBABB—Qiea*o to Uarauae.
** M Pon**e !**«..
Beton Ticket* lane* betweea Titwo aad y*.
ooette Fine Tract Fishing la the vlcmw at mms***.
s?se.esss*»’ m » ■“* ■—
Airasceaeas have beew pm Memo wwmow m>
uSS*isr ssafsif.ftfs
6oo.IUIUMttIWH.IUIfWM.ShU,
STORAGE
A. So. 1 Floor, Provisions, Fish, Sen.,
tatloh’s
INSPECTION HOUSES,
mrr.Boan coraacmms.
0r Caa inspect “JM bunii sack Fork and BMf
pa- day* SasMofFub.
. ali its brtscb«, aad oysrbaoiuut
agar at once. Ho htb or tea days' delay as oar hosa
ea. We vork for oar eutosidrs.
W Look to »oor Port u aaads attention-
FrOTlatua pecucn dona by antbor* *
J. B. TATMB,
Oyp. Hick. Cent,
£52 anivtet
y-30 LOAN.
NEW SERIES.
Third National Bank
OF CHICAGO.
We bate UU day recalled • am hud ti m
BSBXBB
Bym dsw July uu.ua, «■•«« ammoaia
Pirtiae dating aiaraa taua«aiH>n as kt
X*ree of Cli*rf ,
From ■& pels* east cf QimUMnc mx m MM
wm aes*S ttMFBSI OF CHAae^
ISA ""-Ml QMSa.
CUdfO, Am 10. M, MMBAW Ml
BOSSOVBI LANDS.
\7e ba7B a lutb number of Improved fimi aid
tracts o>v*laab:e Uod far »n>eta si soerl»tabin
tola SPHiliOiß A MO&ST, Butts Broker*.
No 9 Metropolitan Bloc*. jj->wi jaw* 1
IAMB Sc QUIMUXT,
Commission Merchants,
67 South Stain otrootp
»T. LOUIS, no.
Adrinczi mode cn eta ilxaioeata.
J O, 9IELLSX, n«Br9alerai«L
JjlteS2 9. was set •
IOWA LANDS.
Three tboosand scree of toad for *a eat 91 CO per
toe. m»eraeof or«ut% mass asm oe»vy t'mb r.
IM 9'T acre'or p a’.-lvaod HU
per acreiorllmb r. Taew 1 isda virj BB'oroi tJaa
jearaaso. »»d .recoded laade, and a(realbtrnla
a:tbeato;efl«n >a
SPBINSBa Sc iHOBEYi
jySmM? set* c * er *' Ho * 9 Jfetxpmun dice*.
HICHWINES.
J^ZSSViF 7 mawctwtinu.ca
, w, T. JJnUPfcLDT Sk t'o«.
Jjaaaai3o.B»| ai doutm wewaeeL
T3 LUMBERMEN. PACKERS,
COMMIBSIOH ME-tcaiHTS, *3,
me aovmUrrvoalU'ketonaaeaa *'rar««B*Bt
to litre Mi time * nd pm >a»l attention la tie wbpl '7
or cither of tie above Interact*. t r aa/ * a lawa oat
cou.id»>«<Mi»eoa»artwjiraftiaaa» a.*^-***P. o,
Bpriaea tr3«KO 3 tjt*
Tt« Origins! Hows tawing MinnlnM*
niaanfhcrared trader tbs uaaadute sayegftstoe at
KHte Bone, Jr., thetoveomr or **• cewtn* machine)
offleoand aalearoom. 1S» clarhrtreeA. activelocal
■ceata vanted Utrouboßt tae Watt Addieuj. &
BHJAKTACC.,GeneraI AratalWar»
traet- nucaeA WvOAvwt-UHaace
DB. JAMBS
Will b# abMntfromOia city nuUiUii
U3TB or Tss mmn •o*l3.
lyTcr^tcwt
kata
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