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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
NV. Wholesale Price, Of Country Produce.

Fon tug Wygx ENDING WEuSRsD,r. JrSE 10. le6e
lRsFOEted eIeia'i7eiy Tor Iss y T. TRIBUNE 0y DAS'
NOTICE TO CoyaGyons ~ FAH~ PRoDucE-Plt every
,bps In neat orie Marx plain indeblc directions on every
rrare including weish, with couut. and name o. aitl'
ccs Also bin Of pArticulls inside Of one paeNise
marked Bh,, and al"sys send ono by man. WIN H''i'e
CossIl.o~.-Fof cling Beres Fruit. &C. where Pack
are returned and on small lots OF stuff 10 e cent Other
Tor ssle, Of good Produce in good order
% Wholesale such Farmers realize All not Joooef' o.
BrrTSE-ihere hsa b,cn during the la three days an
artiye Engh eHroli d'nard Tor choice Msl,s hestss
rapidly reduced ana Is nov cute 4f,, 10, ar % I'm, we
have bec shown sales Of over 300 trains within tho last
tine day, At l5c. There is essential improvement IN
the published reports ~ the English markets Inc psesent
activity must b. mainly attributed to low freight, and the
high rates " exchange which Of themselves equal
nroft to shipper connased with year ago. Han hkn
,rb are les actise and lower than week ago
Welsh tubs coming forward and the naiket is nearly
bare Of this style State hrsns something lower and IN
mod rate request Oeuee County pals are, 10 large extent
,upul, ing tue city trade. We quote:
o .ng, Co, psi.....l1 ai8 rIkins, Penn ard W. -,
Wssi tabs. s,a.e ch..l3 Qlt Reserve. choice IA ais
HaIf.hrk stac. ch...I5 ol6 sirains Penn. and ".
firGins state choice 10 q L Reserve isir....R al
Do white and miSedlO az choice .........;'..J ~
O[sae H. ~ 81 sst. md ete4e
smunes the export demand and the fodder Cheese l.
aiiy cleared out Il prices ranging ou 4a6c p n, ss IN
quality. Strictly cnoce tneese brings lG'.c, snd little
isney lleIku4er County Las sold At &C. We quotes ..
New Cheee CHI ext az. New Chee.e poor faf4 e6
Dr.N.-Ne quote (pacAaee. included:
Md ice = 50 a. - kidney choice tbu2 35o2 IS
do com g9od..2 oOa2 - Marrow. chF on ;l bo". %
Pes choice bush! t5a2 t5 do com 70 good. -'4- %
BnOon CoKN-P m, 30lc.
BEEswAr-tf Do. 310 &C.
LIVE PorfrKY-W- quote; - 49,
Turkey, Z, ib..... 40 Geese p pair....l coal -
Fowls b B.......... u Ducks > plir...... .OU "
Escs-1he receipts not aee but the demand has so
greatly ALLEN oft that the market j. completely nssitd ana
ii quite impossible give trustworthy quc liious There
are now many dinig,d and bad tss that buyers exact az
count Of sound ones ~ abseru IN prce estimated
eau, ent thereto We s-est 70 aar shippers the pro-
pretty carefully candlng their Esss packing M crt straw
81 what chat AID forwarding by Express II forwarded
ordinary freight os should Invariably be used Tor packing
dnriur The warm weather. We quote;
Sirte and Penn choice, western do%'.''.'''' al
= doH..............lo3H
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vCRoP ITFNs.-In Wisconsin, the chncn Dug AMI
Hessian rs have destroyed many fields Of wheat
Ditto in Iowa. Ditto in Illinois. Corn in all thcs'
States looks well. though, owing to wet cold
weather. it is backward. The prospect Of good
hay crop is favorable.
Wheat in Kansas is very promising, and will bs
ready to harvest the fret week in July. SO writes
4 friend in Lyons County.
The canker worms are very bad this year in Mas
sachusetts-never worse says Tie Sdiem Gazette.
All remedies but the Oldest fail. This is pine tar to
prevent the ascension OF the worms. No material
has az vet been found better adapted for this pur
pose. and cheaper, than the tarred paper, which Is
used for hea,hing and sold at the hardware stores
II il usually cut into strips six or eight inches wds
and fastened round the trees, with few tacAs. But
first Il ia well to tie round the tree narrow roll OF
cotton batting 10 prevent the ascent under the tar
red paper of the grubs through any OF the creyices
in the bark. The cotton, too if it project little be-
low the paper, will keep the drip Of the tar from
running upon the tree.
The Vermont butter crop is good, AMI VIVA. il
more interesting to in the city than to the butter
makers. Il is cheap. At ST. Adams, last week, IL
l6c. pound.
The fruit crop in this vicinity continues to give
favorable promise though the weather ia cold fos
strawberries. Apples, pears, cherries, peaches.
hang upon the trees in great abundance.
Sunday night was very cold one and though va
saw 10 frost at our place few miles north Of thu
city, we heard OF it few miles further north, and
northeast, and have no doubt shall hear of So
rious damage. We cannot give tie range q the
thermometer; we only know that the night wa 80
cold that fun Winter bedding was comfortable and
Monday morning early an oveTcoat was a necessity.
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bought In at 2426 II to 1oi cont Is for st. and W
Al for to n cent 80 casks lao bags rehned from hayre
bough. in at .s6 for cent % tun' Bengal '0a 10Y
arrival at 80 for May and June shipment
SPLITTER steady at tlI 10 ,.,,,.o,e,
Spcgs-Peppe: Black 15OO bags Penang Sold at 39 I'D
for ca.h TO I'D usual terms l3Oo bags on sod az
3;d Tor good fsir and 3sdu I'd tor very goOu he mas
sgly dsc lined 4O0 bsgs Singapore sold a. 'i d'u
SrGRIhe market has been quiet at about previous
OF British Wes, India 900 bids sold ncndug az pno,c
sala nan of GA hbds 70 bb Barbados ffo " ~
and "a hid, 80 bns bags crystaz"d beroc- rom %
S2 - HID. tcs lO bb Denersre a. S ard 6l' ool';
Snndries om 80 a366; 2lJ7 bags Maus wee oisposru
GOOD 70 fine brgt crysszed; 6Ol bag' Benet we,e nav
Rallied Al rs $50 Tor mid yellow Sirups nd o1
GOOD mid 20 good yellow Grsinyj ~ bsg- Madras wee
partly realized at 80 1916 for mid brown TO 10" seho"
pV,tev $50 bags Msurus sold at $685. and $50 bsgs Cur.
nsah Date eeal az 81 u376 Foreign; IJ hhfs ara 1oo
Dbl, Porto Rico a. auction mostly bousat IN aOoVe lne
value few lo's sold at q 0 f2r low ma 10 i.,I
sold Al p 6G33 fox mid soft yellow The private tanssc
ton. comprise 5000 bags clayed Mauia at Jo"'4 rou,
floating cagoes have been disposed Of Tor TN, country VIZ
thre. Haysna 30 boxes mixed NO. II az az Z'V ooN
No 10 AZ g. and 80 boxes No II al p B. all fully insured
and one Cuba MuscoydO 32 hLds and 100 dds a. q V;'
T,ti@w%rhe market Is dull; st. Petersburg J. G. f0 Oh
the spot all this month end 43al8J OCTOBER 10 De-
TEA-There e strong demand for fine Cousous at very in
prices Ore. Teas are also in request and prices oil tHe a
tr have Improved Id ID y %, At G1iliS b '
r,s-Engi.h steady; Biocks IA Bars l5 Refined is
A few sales Of Straits a, 49, cash c.,-e
TrrpyyTNp-There "a fair demand fog Spirits AZ a u
"a for American in barrels, and Il 06 for French ss'
Of The later to arrive have been made n 'o'u
10 o. stocks Of all descriptions becoming much redncef
AMERfcAS SrOCKs have declined m price daring ur Ps'
vel United state, III G3 United States - 8 Masachn
sets s. Sterling 99 Maryland IS Sterling @ iennsy
Sterling 80 Bonds r. Boston City cent sterng w. lne
| Raihoa Securities are also lower and oheted
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trae firmer in closing transactions. The supply OIL
gold demand notes larger than the demand ana 'ne
quotation is weak at 1923 al02s.
In Money there is no change, excepting an IN
creased amount Of transactions at 5 y cent. Loans,
however, which are running at 3dl y cent are III
most cases still uudisturbed.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco for conversion anu
temporary loan are small to-day, not eXceedin9
100000
The receirts at the New-York Custom House TO-
day, "wednesday were: Imports sll'oEs 10; VIII
draw.ls from Warehouse $64O44 o.. Total go,
800 -. All the payments were mace III u0'ii""O
notes.
The adyiees from Washington indicate the passage
If tbe nevc currency bill Of $ljO,OOOO 600 demand
Treasury Notes. Whatever may be the intrinsic
merits Of the question the plea OF Government me-
cessity which is fairly urged will probably be suii'
Gent 10 override all opposition.
AT auction to-day We're sold 709 lots of French
goods, chiefly of the importation of l.. & b. Curtis
& Co. The sale wss well attended and passed OF
satisfactorily, realizing nearly well as the best
sales of the season. Very few lots were passed
Vienna square broche shsws are low aud medium
priced delaines brought an advance over previous
prices. Also $40 lots Of ribbons and millinery goods
desirable descriptions of which brought good prices
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company hal
declared sem-aunual interest dividend of y pei
cent on the capital stock, payable after the LIST
July. The transfer books viii be closed on the 2Otl
inst.
TIE Merchants Exchange Bank has declared
semi-annua dividend of per cent on the capita
stock, PAYABLE on and after LIST July.
The following is a statement OF the Exports
Breadstufs from the United States TO Great Bntaii
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Another anniversary of the eyergoous Fourth Of july
approaches with three quarters Of million of In
camp in field and hospital in defense Of the principles tho
enunciation Of which made the day memorable.
Let tho memories Of the dead heroes Of the past be hon
ored by our mites Of contribution to the living heroes the
pre- sent battling calamity suffering severely
and patiently for tho identical purposes for which the i'm
lnors's Of the Revolution pledged their lives fortunes,
and their sacred honor.
Already most Of city hospitals filed with noble.
,esscrcing sufferers and battles to be fought
more pestilence braved.
The Sanitary Commission "a voluntary organization which
hiss gained the confidence Of people aud the
admiration Of the civilized wod continue, it, appeal, foe
aid
No Government could ell Ill. demands for hospital
comforts and necessities for Government could anticipate
tie proportions the struggle OF tie hour or he cOnDsen
cic which demands which only the united sympathy
0! a jn. and generous people meet
The great feature of the conmemoration We propose will
be the collection articles Of indispensable necessity fos
hospital use
Partly worn articles of which every household can sprs
something are frequently useful Sheets cotton
shirts cotton drawers cotton SOCKS cotton Wrappers sof
flannel b,nds,es are greatly wanted by the noble Commission"
Jelies and wines worth more In sie ho'p'' '''' w
our tables
Cast of ersarmen.s for soldiers WHO have lost spoiled
their uniforms, necessity
ARRANGEMENTS will be made for the customary morning aud
evening reocinss Grafton, Sc and citizens viii be invited
to open their barns aud houses contributors from abroad
This county has noble body Of men to the field La
il not be lsggsrd in strengthening their ia battle. aad
nit, eating theif suaerings in camp and hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAES OFFICE-Juss 10
ARRIVAL OF POLITICAL PRISONERS FROM NEW
ORLEANS
The Ocean Queen which arrived here thls NOM
ing bad board the Hon Pierre soqe eKunted stdes
senator and Adolph Mcseresu. a rich merchant Ct New
Oreans who sent North by order o Cen Bueg They
wore in custody Of Major 3. knsmsn one Of Cen Buffers
.faf Ills Orna intention to take them 70 Fort w ar
en bu, on al wing here he received orders C deliver them
into the custody of the Marshal which was done Tie Depny
Marsha took to transfer them TO Fort
aayete for safe Keeping Gen. Butler having gwen odsfs
that no conversation should be held with the pnoners no
one bu: the Ma.shss officers authorized TO converse
thnnI
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The above shows very slight increasc during the
month, leaving the total still below $l2, 600 OOO
The market for gold was heavy this morning, and
sales made low as 1864. There was afterward
better inquiry, and the market closed at lOGalO6l
Indebtedness Certificates are rather heavy at 1901
~lOOa. The 80 Y cent? after selling a, l05I were
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Marseis-cixrFrLLI EErOAIsD yOr THEN. = TnInrnn

NRDSEsDAr. June ~. 1862
ASHES steady and in fair requests sales Of so bDs
q 1Jd - 81 for Pos, and 10 for feaIl,.
BLLSWAk inactivei small lots Of Yellow selling at
32t n Sc, oash.
COTTONThe inquiry has been Les, active to-day but the
market closes steady 3laj for Mddng UpaDds and do
New Orleans aud Texas with sales Of about 90 bales Ni
the rather moderate stocks hand and the small supple.
coming holders enabled 10 maintain pccs should
the opening Of the Mississippi River increase the shipments
North to any great extent prices viii probab give way until
they reach point At which CNpotos operate Edyant
when further decline viii be checked by the dem nd
which will arise 10 supply the wants OF European anLlc-
The exports for tho week ~ bales but these
composed Of the Sea Island lately cold AZ auction Since
lOFFEE-Rio Is moderately active end tie market l.
strong sales Of JO0 bags 2lc The sale Of Skmmin
reported in our last was at y.c Other kinds quiet but
steady
COCOA-A very fair demsrd has prevailed and prices
FINN OF sale. Of $50 bbs Guayaqul private
CANDLES continue devoid Of activity. and heavy at
5GBc. for Adamentine Nd2Jc. ior hiesuci dIdc for
Spefm aud 3Jd Sc for Patent Refined Petroleum has
great melure supoTseded the demand fO Candies owing
It's chcapnes- and brlancy Of sh although it Ia dan
gerous article when coming In contact with fame spark
FIRE, the people have It," OF tho Professor
Of the Medical College recently remarked at public meeting
II the cheapest light known in aud IL super
seding all others extensively except which well
be dispensed with. Hence the limited inquiry for Candles
the past year
COPPER-Rehned nyot has been IN good request at 2i
PIC cash for large lots aud Csc parcels. New
sLes,bng sells slowly PC Yellow Meal re. and Bos
aud BazieIs at &c. mos Old Sheatbn. commands 2Oc
cash
COAL-Tbs market for Foreign Is dull and prices unset
tied; sales Of 100 Hardy Steam at III cash Do
incc is active and prices are unsettled the receipts
liberal by railroad 49,
Flour Is less active but with moderate arrivals prices
withou, much though they favor the buyer at the
close The medium and better grades are In limited request
ana pes, rseg r tho aari 1890 eb a. fiV'gti q
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roIrRT CALFNDAR-THs DAY

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcrIr-Part Mos III.
GOO CO4T % OIL l72) 1902 2295 22s7 1901 1908 2o5 l11
23l 2J3 a3l5 23l9 2l2I 22J 2Jl5. Part II-tos 1900
$50 202 22i 226O 1852 2570 PA 26 2l30 RIB 40 6oS
228g 1886 2e9S, 22F2, il60, 2l2i, 1914 312, 653f
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The exports of domestic produce for the week in
clude As bbls potashes, S5,6G bbs. flour, l52 bbls
rye -four 1888 bbls. corn meal, 200 bush
wheat. 49, 727 ush rye, 500 bush. oats, 1850 BUSH
peas, lg7 bush. barley and ,2iS BUSH barley malt
49,, 969 bush. corn, 30i9 boxes candles, 675 tuns
coal, 6S bales cotton, leo bales hay, II bales hops
IS bbls rosn 50 bbls. spirits turpentine, 46 bbls
tar, 80 bbls pitch, Al III gallons whale OIL H. 100
gallons sperm oil, % 800 gallons lard OIL 1870 CALLS
linseed oil, 4,Oi2 bbls. pork, 49, bbls. and 7G2 tcs
beef 1904, $50 ib cut meats 373 $50 10 butter 49,
92S Is cheese, 9O2 $40 h lard, ties. ,l26 bags
and 25j bbs. rice 100, Ala Ii tallow, 1915 pkgs.
crude tobacco, 6,724 ID manufactured do, and 1901
ID whalebone.
The New-York State loan Of 100000, bearing
interest at the rate of y cent T. aunum, payable
quarterly, the PRINCIPAL reimbursabe in 1873, " as
awarded to-day at Albany to tho successful bidders
at an average Of lI02 T. cent. The proposals re-
quired the payment of specie for the loan, and as
gold rules in the market at 81 a6l y cent premium,
the bids were equal to ll9, for currency. The sue.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

To hs Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR The following is a part Of poster prepared
for one OF the villages Of Western New-York, Pos
sibly its publication may furnish useful hint 70
other localities o.
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SUPERIOR COURr-SPHcIAI TgRM-JUSg 3D.
Before Justice barbour.
rice.-Motion denlei

VIM. II. Miles agt. Flansis Brice.-Motion denied
In 70 p5e,i,ion Of Flen LAWYER. Gc.-Order granted
Geo G. Moor. at. Eli'he NJ. At'waiefi Jonn Chotch
at Wu. Fowler &c; Hans Chri'Siausen s2t ise Lam
ford-Sfoions granted
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.
Bros. a. Co. remark
American stocks have declined in price during the past
week United States 6s 50 do S. 20 Massachusetts, s. ter.
ling, 81 Maryland do 90; Pennsylvania Sterling 70 bonds
Boston City ~ per cent Sterling 80 The railroad seCuTi
ties also lower and offered.
Buffalo and Lake Huron were lower and Great Werern
OF Canada shares lower The British North American
Government securities quoted from al H. cent lower
several instances. In United States stocks the ard
10 continued with reference to Of pfinc
pal descriptions Ne1i oIk Central having further receded
q q Michigan Central t mortgage cent; Virginia
Erie 4th mortgage, Michigan Central Cony ertble ard
NewYork Central shares T. cent each and United States
and Erie preference l. cent each
The London Times Of the 9Th thus notices and
quotes the market:
Ia Canada five per cents there fall Of b cent the
last price being lJdOn ia consequence OF the attention
drawn 70 the circumstances connected with the defeat Of the
Cartier Ministry the Militia bill
The TeazstODs Of American Securities by European hold
rs continue rspd scale and luher general decline Las
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cessful bidders were :
Totsl...............................8eOO 5000

Thomson Bros, and Liyermore, Clews & Co.,
each bid for the whole amount Of the loan a, fIac
ton under the lowest proposal. Some bids were
awarded as high as IL. The high rates secured for
this loan are attributed to the fact that the greater
norton of it, was taken as a permanent investment
and it is supposed that little Of the issue will be
offered in the market. The stocks Of this State
have been for some time very scarce, and we know
of no important lots excepting those offered by
Thompson Brothers. The requirement of one-hal
State stock by the Banking law Of this State as
deposit for currency keeps the stocks out Of market
and furnisbes basis for values which sustains quo
tations al high points.
The Persia to-day takes out 1913, go in gold.
The Exchanges at the Bank Clearing to-day were
$2l,796,6 Clio 81.
The coupons of the City Of Marysville, California,
due July !, will be paid on that day at the Bank Of
the State Of New-York.
Tie Michigan Southern Railroad Company viii
at an early day, give notice that DO exchanges Of
past due bonds for Sinking Funds can be made.
Tie Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
advertise dividend of ) T. cent upon the principal
of the canal registered bonds.
The City oi ST. Louis adyertises to redeem its
credit in full by paying all back interest and the
principal Of all matured bonds due or to be due before
July ], on presentation.
The mails BY the China have been received.
This statement shows the following variations Of
the Bank of England as compared with the previous
week.
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OANr-Pigrons sould be pickrd and pached IN Ice We
quote: Wild Psrons picked. g. doS &c. squads q, e,
q ioz, = - p ~ Squads. Wild, do, -cGs-; Wild
/ Pigeons S.fllted r. dor, 81 =
PoTAToEs-IhrIe f. very little change IN ,he market
NoraScotias accidentally quoted up instead OF down
| LII ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBEEs-JUsE l3-Beors Justice
BARNARD
DTCIsIOS.
Elizabeth Cohen agt. Bernard Cohen-Juds msns
Of divorce granted.
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IAdvertiseulent.t
DREW a. FRENCH.
Ppoprcy COMBUSTION MFRcuASra
P~rrsn CuxxsR Foes, PouLrRr OAnk, GRAIN FLOUR,
PORK, &c. . .
No d Erie Buiiiiug. New.York
Our motto 4, Quick sas and prompt rsturns'
Eefsseas,D, K. Mast,n Prsdens OCEAN bsnN Ns0'to'S
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STKAwBKRRlEsIhere Is perfect gut OF this delicious
fruit, II oyorows It's regular channels OF trade and IS yoc
fcousy hhwked and pedded through all the highways and
byways OF the city. 1t is met with In fruit stores IN go
ceries the s,rcetcorn-rs the hcaes OF the sawbey
girls and in the wegons Of tho wasonboys. They 30
cheap refuse to buy. Everybody eats them,
tho preserving houses busy with Them still the supply
eKceods tic demand and tho daily receipts cleared nom
hands With much difficulty The for good to extra
choice fruit IL JG3c. q pt.besket.
o..
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irr,-ie foowns ano.!!on. n. for 30 qnaI.s..

FEArhyrs-We quote: Nesteul. caoice q n 33diOr.
FREsH MEA1s-COIutry consignoTs frequently leave the
harses in their Veal and Mutou which injuries tho s1s
q quote:
Heel Sides good y ~ Pork heavy .........fi az
Mutton ~ % Pork, l.h...........s 0i4
Lamb q ib........l0 alJ Calves, live wegl.....s sj
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NuEHRtks-t To-, hNtc.
GoosEBERgIKs, y bush, 81.
~,o
New StssApples b.5 u . Plums. choice y d. CT
New Western y ib....5 W aspbeuies.......'io az,
Cherries ............l80I9 Observation-Disclosures" ''
Dried Peaches. choice. 2Ud2S
OsoNs. Bermuda, p bbL, -
GRKES PgAs-Long Island 81 bush. b2c
TunsIPs-Nhi, y 100 bunches +2a ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

We understand an arsr cement uudrT sufficient guarantee
aud approved by the military sutlor'es hls been ener'
into f5f The suppy % bills o ANAL denollr tou not =
than 81 nor more than \ r each TUE Vii obviatc roy
colyeneace which the public might be subjected nom
scarcity OF small change
TN. folIow,uO interesting extracts are from "
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-05-21

WOUNDED AND KILLED.-These words
have become so familiar TO our ears from
their repetition as detail after detail of
bloody battles has met our eye and reach
OUT ear, that half the horrors of war are
by no means realized by us.
"Wounded and killed." An arm bro
ken, leg shattered, splinters of bone pro-
truding through the lacerated flesh, a
hand shot of, the stump dripping with
blood, a jaw broken and tongue pierced
by swift messenger Of death, the eye
torn from its socket. Oh the excruciat-
ing torture the patient suffers during long
days and restless nights. Who can tell,
imagine, much less realize, and all for
what9 Love Of Country on one side,
and rebellion and detestation of the gov
eminent, and desire TO pull down the
strong pillars of state and Constitution
on the other. Then, if death comes to
the relief OF the sufferer, oh the hearts
that are made desolate, the grief that
clothes in sackcloth, brothers, sisters,
friends, and that brings down with sor-
row the gray hairs of an aged father and
mother to the grave, or, perhaps, more
cruelty still, snaps tho bond that bound
the husband and father to beloved wife
and dutiful children. Who can realize
all the suffering and grief embodied in
those three words-kiHed and ,Oounded!
On whose shoulders does the awful re-
sponsibility, the guilt, and the curse rest
Who must answer for all the blood, woe
and wrctchedness that marks the pathway
OF this cruel, fratricidal war!
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-05-21

GET THE BEsr.--As a general thing
the best article is the cheapest in the end,
and especially is this the case with d. B.
DeLand a. Cos Chemical Saleratus, an
article which every one who has tried
it will say it is just the thing for the pur-
poses it was made for. 1t is manufacture
ed and for sale, at wholesale, by the pro-
prietors, at Fairpcrt, Monroe Co., N. Y,
and for sale by most wholesale and retail
dealers everywhere. e elacgia
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-05-21

Resume of weather for tho month of April,
1862, compared with April, 1861: