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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-01
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III ons CO ed " "a tfse cove urasuf
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W ris- p7i sad Tennessee viii hereafter ad5fe Sc
b anio- sFll. i Haut selma Ala
= r5aosiur for contracts ia iroa. etc. time y ii be
ta4e, - irsf ran gng FL terms e1d 81 LEGAL dsfas
iiro1 ts Selma oliea, instead cf submit lag propo
sale - lisitf1 ie-ls il hlha-oad-
J. N. ST. JOHN
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-01
INRnR HalInN IElATEn.

A hF persol fnoriug anything of my serF ant Els1,
"A SULLY cox Wtls plesse tell him that have jlsi
srrived fr1m New Or ears, and can be fcuni At the
Confederate Housa Jarkson. Mss He sent
BolIv sprIngs Hiss.- "a auggs. last. any peTon
knoH-ir g Inn VIII please give hun pa to Jacks q.
rnhef l2ts j. j. BRYANT
, 1863-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY NNAEsZET.

g..
The activity noticed yesterday is. If ANYTHING.
ecneibly increasing. The weather is superb and
stimulating. Our streets are alive with business,
ard trade il in I'LL respects large and Inspiring
Fo. almost every 1ntcrcet prospects, Mt the Wcet
were never better. Bankers have an abundance Of
means, and customers Eeem likely to hare plenty
of use for it.
New York exchange Is rather easier. The feel.
ing is notd 60 much to the present actual condi-
tion Of tho market sas to tue certainty that lower
rates must very soon be realized. Some OF the
Bankers look for decline as carly MS next week.
The rates are az yet x buying Of customers, and
= selling. One largo house still buys at par and
sells at r. For large lots VIC saw thon sell at par
for screen Backs.''
PEiyatc dispatchcs rcnorted ro,3 IN Wal, strao+
opcnirr at 15a so1d dorn m 1s11x ,,oz,,, ex,, ~
the frat hoard at 151 Thu c,osinr f,o,,o a. t,,
ercond was rcnortcd at 1s1.< rho ,o1,-a ho.o -.
n,ost of tbe div wea 1aa6a1sn ro,ro-,,a 49, n,sss
II WIS firm at tl,c INNER f7cnro and ,o.ho,. 49,
finn ohnre ,raa n.,d hv aon,r;,a o,n.....,
The nrfcc of s;1ye, VA issa11o ~'s*-~
f1d 1,rcnarrv Notca rar,o r., ,,o,t,., - ~.
o,ice az eo,d rhcrc arc ecorco,,, 49, -, 49,.
i.at Tba ,,,,.o ~ ,,,,- =, ~. 80 W. ~ A
,ho 1,ons.o,s -ser.a - n,r .nr.,.a4 I = soeae VI
.,,..t t"' '"'@ @A1Ae' o'oe1e p"s
u, auo eu eeA a. tet>s pls.non4 .
the'e r. - o."1ee'y an5 eanau1 currency anoat
State Bank and Kentucky 1o21103.
BUFFALO lQFRAc71cE-The system Of atarn nroc.
fire for sone time In voouc anon7 ~ Rngs1. rz
, 1863-04-25

CLOVER sEED-stock heavy and market dull
'1H TMorMY nH5hr = sEEp.peuand light md market
MEss FSkK,oS s!l. + S,a Sonn.
tE f.s sne EFs 1etS buk Shoulders loose
- TfHLlilow-s brls country at Dc. City Tallow is
Iii IiDEsNThe market is vcr; dill and prices are
1fc per n 1o"rr. We quote as 1oli"ws: .-
Dry saltea,. ......................1a Oil
Green Sailed, -. b "a "a
Green Country. ...-......--.-.-...--.....7 70
Grnbby :; price;
SALT-Market very dull aud tendency down
wa1tls. Sales: 1.t00 br1s Saginaw aud Ouondaga
hs sh Of bqyers oPton IN .r,n,v
and ealts range from 1sac-the latter for strictly
prime. Common grades are quiet at 15117c.
EGGs-St.ady. Sales: G1 bsls bg thu mark, ct
'15SotT 15PotTATOEs- Dull. Sales: 40 hass prime Ne.
shanuocle at SIC; Pinkcyes, 75c; Common Mixed,
POULTRY-chickens are plenty and dull at
se.oo O doz. Turkeys arc in fair demand ut e1sc
Tie following saies were made yesterday W and to-
dny:--CaIgo Of schr. Albattoss, good mill run,
flcu, Spalalpg's Mills, Mcnominee, Ut 5 500 de-
l!vered on c. 3: 81 =; r: dosk; cargo ot schr.
s.4.00: ea1go Of Dexter s Mobiles mixed lumber,
from Traverse Bay, at sl451; cargo Of scar. Abi-
gail, coumon mixed, badly cut. at 81; 81; cargo Of
| Eehr. Fanny ant Floy. from Sheldon Mills, Kala-
mazoo. common mixed, at $13eQ,
| SHiSGLEs-.Markct more acttiyc and steadr.
Sales ooo oo1 best Rogue ..siver A. Shaved Shin
sies. 70 aftNe: On r. T.: 1l4.G0o Sawed Shingles.
: WED Shingles from Kalamazoo per schr j. S.
| Wallis, ut $3.50.
! .sIGARs-Theaayance in gold has strengthened
the views OF the trade, and increased the demand:
There is no Guotcb1e improvement III tn: market.
| We quote:
| New Orleans, prime to choice. ..........,n Gt13
Porto ico-Fair to choice. .10554!G1l5
| n T. RsH1ed-Powtlercd and -
| granulateG: ........... .164@151S
White coffee. A..........A G}t4A
! Yellow coffee, B........ .131s6p13,a55
Yellow coffee, C........,1a G6l3H
, 1863-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune'I
DETROIT. april a, 1863.
TP.-Barks Water Witch, London; Schooners
Mountaincer, Exchange, Norris, Simon, Gallatiu,
China.
DowS.-Datk Anderson; Schrs. Wings Of the
Morning, Wings Of the Wind, Wellington, Can
thagea, Scott, Kanter, Happenek, Jacinto, Shook.
The schooner Mi11arl Fillmore, when of sheboy-
gan, about o'elock yesterday morning, was struck
Oh the port bow BY a white vessel bound down,
name unknown. They were both together about
an hour before they could be discngnged. Capt
knight, Of the Fillmore, asked the name Of the
vessel which ran into her, but received no answer.
Tic Fillmore had her jib-boom broken, pal1-po=t
split, stem wreuched, and WIS otherwise dam-
aged.
~ During the blockade Of the Harbor yester-
dag, the schooner VIM Jones, while being tuggcd
into the river, ran afoul Of the steamer Water
Witch. crushing In her smoke stack and cracking
and otherwise severely iniurins her walking beam.
The schooncr's bowspsit was broken.
7- The bark Northwest, bound down from this
port, was the first vessel, this season, to pass
through the Straits. She passed Detroit on Wed
netday.
w We learn that large raft was grounded
on Thursday, On Thu1eton leland, River St. Clair,
willie In tow Of the tug Alliance, which when Last
heard from, wns yet hard on.
, 1863-04-25

aotal...,., WY 'eeUo 4'@osV ..,tr,coi ~. @ ~,
,.nans aa ~ ~ .oua 1,s mo hu corn =, os
H., ,nta "a H., 49, ..1 ,,r h., 1,,r,v The ship
,,onts bv rol. ;nc,,,oa I'm ,rls -four. 1900 bu
wheat. md i'm En- bu rom.
On the corresponding day last year, tho receipts
Of wheat we.c only G,a7s bu, and Of corn, e7,4ot
bushels.
There WAS good attendance on Change to-day,
and under the influence Of reported advance IN
gold, the markets we're more actiVe anu prices
1aled hiGher-cloeiug, however, quiet anu weak u
the improvement.
The hcst market was o1sSh' .'ua nAa 49,.
proved speculative 1nqalts' Pl"es ao's ~ a, t..
per bushel-libeEal eaIes oelng .naas ~ w.
No. Red Winter; $l.of9t.oo .oe Ass5es..a ~
ter; 71.1691.l9 1of no sun. 80 cs.;nts A.
No ? Spring; af'd te4So4s ~, ~ -aa,-+s
the Close however, a1iue1 l'e7 AAo ,ot
from New aot1i. the aa'anee ~ p.t.'7 "@7 S'
sussa'heo' anu 'ne n1iAet .1osso 49, .,.. ,,.4
inc f!our mafAe1 fe11a1as - ~ -, ,,,I...
sales OF spring extras ~ s'oo 4ot s'oo 41"'AN''
and 81 OUlof Gooa spflns Buiets'
lne uelnanu los eo'" mas aet''S 9u0 tos A"N.s
steaoJ-"itn sa'es ol aoo"l 1o'ooo p1sne's' a. s'e
LOT hiscf Mt1ed auoat' t1seS7 ~ 1or AlAea cotn
IN efofe; aua lof 1'sJecteu 10Th IL stofe-tas
malket CLOSING quiet.
Oats were III gooa Ge49snd and actsVe At o tuF-
thcr ADVANCE of ;H1lc per bnehel-with libera!
salc6 Of Mol at CO.,; G1c In store, Rye was ney-
lected. Barley Was i'll good request and firm.
niehw!nes were eteady at Sc. Seeds were neg
lectel and dull, cxcept Flax which ia in rood re-
guest, with ealeeat sa Gax663.54. Clover Seed ia
dull and nominal at s5.0n Timothy see1 was
quiet, with triaipe eales at s150.
The Provision market srcne,a1tv dp1r ro.d.v
we report a sale Of ITO brls CITY Mess por1- At
1880, and co. 600 1os sbouldera in DIR sa1t t ,<c
| loose. Lard is dull and ncp1ectcd-u+t, es,.s -,
! as ~ ,.o 80, .1,..t.. r., ,,1ss s@'Ts w
rr;ns itv Ta,,an - ,,o,d - ~ aas ~ 80.
,nts 10 sa1,,n- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~A0'' ooo eoaA''S
m,,. ,,,o.1.ct - rT;,. ..:,, .,.,,,
.,-+he.Iee,;.a, T.. ..,sss 80 ' a.N 4a5ss
~ ~ 1,,-. ~ ,r!@a 49,, a. ~. 80
T,... - ..as. ,,..,n -, ss ~. ~ =. - ~,
80 '' f''''e ue'1'N1' ""o III tae IL LIT
, 1863-04-25
New York Tal1ow wnTnrkct-April ~.

The following is rom the circulor Of Knight t
Sone: The market for this staple has undergone
considerable ductuation for tnc past week. It
opened with pretty fair demand, the first part Of
the week, at 1sc, for strictly prime shipping lots
but gradually It became somewhat heavy, and
ii 1.c. WIS all that could be obtaincd for prime.
Since Wednesday transactions have becn very
limited, as meltcis' and holders yicws did not
agree as to price. The aonnt held In first hands
is small as Is also the arrivals from Ill points. At
the close the market mry be considered only nomi-
cult to obtain for tho very best. N. i. Butchers
Association is held at l2Nc. No 2 and Head Tai
low is scarcc. and may ht quoted at 10Hc. Price,
this day 1s5s 10}5c; 1t69 1oNc; 1850, 1o4lc; 1861
, 1863-04-25

,~.---,,.rv,., - .s4>o' apAn ~ loo3.
FRElGHTs-MaEkct active and steady. The
epcagemeuts were as follows: To BrrFAlo:-
FaFs Pride oI Anecica; sch:s Contest. Colorado,
J. Bronson, Gold Hu.t.r, and Nightingale sui
w:th corn, At &c; sehr Hing ssseEs. wheat at 711c;
bark Panama, oats, on p. t. To PoRr CoLDoESE:
eehss y. Cornwall and Eabob, corn, at &c. TO
cp511Nawoop: schr. Fashion; rye, at s.
s1s. and 10 Boston At si.;0, viii run.ors of en- =:
esq mcnts at $l.,5 to New YoTk-
fL0CR-Eeceiycd, 1.::sgss brls: shipped By lake,
$3.50 bzls: Market still inactiye and nominal.
sa!cs:-1co bis 'sBartlett's N'' choice spring
extra on p t.; 100 brs good spring extra at $50
100 hrls good fpriDc supe.flne 1T $40. :.
MILL STEFFS-a tons fai. Midllnes in bags at
4el,Cu per ton on track; 10 tons Bran in bulk at
SIS. 20 an track
CORN MEAL-4 tons Coarse in bags on track at
5000.
1900 hu. Market adsareed s;Ssc pe1 buehei and
closed oufef ssfes.-1 an bn No Red Winter
In store at 81 20; x00 bt Teitcted Red Winter in
stole al sl0i: 1,s00 bp DO al o5: 1850 bu do ut
, 1863-04-25
Philadelphia Provision Markets.
Aurll 81. 1919.

pRov1s1oSs-The market is very Inactive and
prices unsettled aud in fAyor of the buyers, who
are not disposed 10 operate to any extent.
Mess Pork is quoted at S15HQtG. and Beef at
$isG5l6 per hbl- for Western and City Mess.
Bacon moves Oft as wanted ut tef12 cents
ders. Green meats arc quiet at 5IGj13c for shoai-
ders; 61tltHc for sides; 5.4GD7s<c for hams in
salt, and s5aQ5oc in pickle Lard Il offered at lie
ages M at 1aS1oHc, and Kegs sal at iaAds1sSe. Butter litter
Is striving and selling slowly at for roll.
, 1863-04-25
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfi5uncJ
C1SctsSATI, April II, 1863.
NH1sKEr-No change In the market. Sales Of
80 bis at 4a1< as;:c, the latter rate for wagon.
PEoT1s1Ss-So inquiry for Mess Pork. Old is
offered at SO delivered at Louisville. New is held
at $13 to $4. 100 hhds bu1k shoulders sold at 4Hc
packed, but the demand is not equal to the offer
iDgs at &c In bulk. Sales Of 500 tiers prime city
lard were offered at exc. Nothing done In bulk
sides or bacon. a good demand for sugar cured
hams at 1oHc on the spot and lie for juno delivery
, 1863-04-25
Army Awards at Cincinnati.
Army awards made during the past week were,
r YctHf1ra fni1n{ca

They are to Be- packed in barrels OF boxes; If in
barrels. to be hcadlined; and If in boxes, to be
stripped with green hickory hoops.
Tic following awards were made for other arti-
cles: 10,fC0 his clear rib s!ee, S727; 10000 rs
CLEAR sides. $3.50 W,0u0 1os shoulders, $3.50; 80
my s2.55; 4,010 lbs star candles. SOS; 5000 gal
Ions vinegar, 97tc; t.5e0 lbs hams, II. c.,) $9.e3;
1900 gallons whisky, G5;
, 1863-04-25

New York Stock aut1 Money Market,
By TetgtapL.J New YoEk, April "a, 1Sc3.

9oyEnSNEN- sroCEB.
USES coups. .-....lo6 o. s.1yreert 1ot.s
'-o)T. Noteslooh@1o5:s US Demand Sissy
MoEEr-Easy 81 5Qs6 a cent,
Sterling Exchange frme., with moderate bus!-
ncss doing Ut 16lIyl65 for nrst-class bills.
Gold drne7 and market unscttird audi irrreu,ar.
openins It 51k. declining to 5o1 and closing guiet
al 5aEm53A, 1-
, 1863-04-25

1IoH3E ETRATED Oh ETOLES.-A bay horse,
attached to two-scated open Democratic
wagon. His absence vas discovered
about half.past seven last evening, and it
is supposed he started for homo, 121 South
Green street, and was stopped By someperson
On the way. Any information as to hisyhere-
abouts will be thankfully received by tho un-
dersigncd, at LEI South Green street, in the
West Division, or ut 103 Madison street. A
suitable reward will be paid.
JQus II, NORRIS.
, 1863-04-25

New York Hide F7arisct-AprlI %.
Hides are dull and heavy. The sales include
1,5N' Rio Grand from second hauds, q D. at 25.<c
and eco do at aCc: also within few days hut lot
previously reported, 1850 California at 5i}3c.
, 1863-04-25


Wheat heavy and lower, spring selling at zoe.
and winter Mt 81 f.0lG11.20. Corn active at 65E159c
Onts lower. wi eacs in sacks at f6f17Dfc. Whts-
ky 35e13716c- hungarian seed 81. .1Ol11.a5. Milict
21.1s1S, including grass. Kyc CSC, gacks returneI
, 1863-04-25

The following will chow the exports of produce
and merchandise {exelnsiye OF epccie) from the
and eInce Jan. 1st:
1861, 1852. 7sss
For the week.. $7,0s2471 S1,83' ,Gs9 ss.71sGss
Prey sly reported 3s,3l7,sT 37,355,4ai 5G'6Gss09
, 1863-04-25

[Abridgcd from the New York Tribunc.]
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
etrect, 35ls.
The prices today arc quoted as follows:
First quality. .11HR12H Ordinary. ...9x01o
Medium, 49,. ..1Qtz0D11
Some extra good B:escs may be quoted ut 13c.
THE general average Of the market at 11c-
The most Of tite Gales range from 1ui5Es11ac.
Total number Of bccyes received in tic city this
week, 1855.
This is 1T head less than Inst week, and e73
head Ices than the average Of last gear. The
average number at cacl, "Wednesday market last
year was w. head, while the number today being
3,5si Elbows EOS hrnd less than the average, and
$50 0head lcss than this day week
EsEyEs FROM TIE DIFFERENT STATES.
4. n. Allcrton & Co., proprictors of the Wash.
ington Drove Yards, Forty-fourth street. report
the cattlein market from the following States:
New York. ......... 1G6 Kentucky ..+........ >.
Ohio. 16 Michigan. ..-......., IS
Indiana. ........---.. 81 Pennsylvania. asHs
Illinois,. ............3,073 Iowa.
, 1863-04-25
CHICAGO DAILY 11:A1fEAET.

eE- Ill grain sela "i store'' IL reported In
This market relurt :r9jfct to g storage. 'rhi:A
faf Ms gfaia to lie .<1er. iI.Aet. frdnsdction il
cIs IL .rhleh The seller pays thf storage, ftis re-
ported ''f 0. b. or free Of storsgc. IN flour
Aicfff
, 1863-04-25

For cloycrtacEc IL some inquiry fo7 export, with
sales Of IS bags at timothy Is firm at 500
bags at3.7a Calcutta linsecd Is dull, aud nav be
quoted nominally at $1.75.
, 1863-04-25

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
B5 Telegrnph.l tDE1paEroRr, April 2i-op.m.
CLEARED.
y 4 Thorr, Lasalle.
Lady Franklin, Athens.
" S turnee Athens.
Central City, LaSa1le, 1e3 bt1s salt.
81 O'ConneT, LaSalle.
EcsolHte. Athens:
Ausralia, Lasallc. iii 1,5o3 # lumber, IS II ehin.
Asia. Lasallc, 1a4 m lumber.
s \ Douglas, LaSalle. SSall N lumber;
Boston, Ctica 1851 # lumber, G,5O0 shingles, 1000
lath, AGO Il siding. - brls salt, so bu potatoes,
q, ,62S b 1.,dzc, G,o4d ns spirits.
Cuba, Ottawa.
Luclla, LSac, a brs limo, 5br1s vinegar, 46 brls
McSella, Lasalle %, 46a # lumber, 1900 chin
giles, coco lath, 61 bu potatocs.
A9uilla, Ottawa, Ct ,2l7 n lumbcr, 81 $50 1ath.
Commodore Foote, Lasalle. e13 m shingles.
Maple Leaf, Joliet, 6i.77s # lumber, 1000 cedar
posts, a5 brls salt.
Mor.is Ottawa, 42,s 9 # lumber, $50 brls salt,
81 Galr. Ashens.
ltyiathan, LaSalIc.
Gar, LaSa;1e.
b 6 WaIlsee; Il Sale, 1896 # lumber, 4s brl=
anlt. 2 5rs -four.
Investigator, AtheHe. 2 tone coal.
Atlanta, La=allc. IS It lumber.
CushMan, Ottawa.
ARRIVED. D..........Aprila q.
Tide, La Sale, 5000 bu corn.
TEonbaaonr, 0ttawa, 4.50o bu corn Troubadour
reported to have 4 case Of smallpox on board.
Neptune, Ottawa, 100 ou corn, A,13J brls stazch,
SO empty barrels
Waterloo Ii Sale, 1,1s. brls Aour 80 brls pork.
Angola, l. Sale, $500 bu cora.
Emline, Seneca. eo0U bu corn, IS bu Rye. hEls
pork, 325 brls lard, LOCO brs mo!asscs, $500 ns
fruit trees.
, 1863-04-25

There il firm market for fine greens, Of which
VIC notice eale Of 2, y half chests cx game cock
Oh private terms. Low grades OF teas arc dull
old ard nepy - . =
, 1863-04-25

Total since Jan. o,a99747 ao1s7oso 59,411 1o5
Included in the exports OF domestic produce for
Nour, ,es3 br1s corn meal 1'6, 736 bn wheat % 65
bn ryc, 9G bu oats, s77 hu cora 1864 pkgs pork
I'D hEls and 1879 tcs beef 7,06 Iii lbs cut meats.
lard, e17,g7G MS ta1loW.
, 1863-04-25
Certificates OF Lumber Inspection.
TnEAsrh1 DEr'T, Orf1cE OF 1S1. RRyExrE,
WASHINGTON. Aprt1 1o. 1S.S3 /

To Mcesrs. Ctrmb & Fish. Lumber Inapcctors.
Chicago:
GEST1IxEE: Your letter Of the 9th Inst, is-
closing form Of certificate used by you in measur-
II reply to youE inquiries respecting tho liability
Of Euch certificates to stamp duty, have to state
that under the provisions OF the Amcndatory Ex-
cisc Tax lar, approved March ID, ali certidcates
Of 1ncasu1. ment OF weight, arc exempt from tag,
/ nm, Sir. yours respectfully,
{Sicncd by DEPUTY Conmssioner.)
, 1863-04-25
LAW INTELLrGENCE,

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CounT-EJore
Hon. Thomas Drumnsozd.-Thts court ad-
jonrucd from Friday over to Monday, and
next week will hear causes set for trial, either
in Admiralty or Common Law, as may bc
agrecd upon by counsel. On Monday, the
14th Of May, jury will be empanuclled, and
the trial docket will then be taken up and
disposed Of In lis order.
STABBEG AFFRAr.-Isaac Lawrence, a sail
or employed on board the schooner Mazeppa,
Captain Burke, was arrested on Thursday
night, md examined in the Police Court yes
terday morning, for severely stabbing another
sailor named Peter Coleman. It appears that
Coleman and several others belonging on
another vessel, visited the Mazeppa on Thurs
day afternoon, and very slight alteration,
accompanied By very few, if any words, took
place between the wounded man and the rris-
oncr. In short, without much notice, Cole.
man first struck Lawrence and knocked him
down. As soon as be recovered his feet, the
prisoner drew shea'h knife and stabbed
Coleman in several placcs-ln the left side two
orthree times, once in the lett arm, and cut
an ugly cash across the right abdomen. Tic
wounded man was conveyed to the Marine
Hospital and put in care Of the surgeons.
His wounds, though, severe, are not consider.
ed fatal, unless through ensuing Inflammation.
Lawrence was held to bail in the sun, Of ST..
| 500 for his appearance at the Recorder 6
Court.
THE SECOND Ms11NEE.-The uusic-loyine
| public will remember that tile second of .l.c
| charming series Of Philharmonic ma!inces
| comes vE this afternoon at Bryan Hall. The
| programme We have before alluded to, but we
rcpub1ish 1t for the convenience Of our con.
cert going readers:
!. Overture, La Nozze di Figaro, Mozart.
2 Polka, Trailing Arbntus, '...-.... .Labitziy.
| {Frcc translation for Orchestra By Balatka.}
l. Lightning Gaop .Labitzky.
| g. Overture, " La Slrcnc Aubef.
G. Souvenir dc Robert le Dlablc, .Ba1atEa.
Naltz, 1I1mcr hctcrer,f ,f..........- ...Stranss.
| g. March, "Tanphause Wagner.
, 1863-04-25

The large vote polled in the Sixth Ward on
Tuesday last renders il matter Of no doubt
whatever that frauds Of the most glaEing char
acter were perpetratcd there. At least three
hundred persons voted who do not reside in
the Ward, and the whole 1nattcris undergoing
Investigation. From the absence Of Union
challengcrs and ticket-pedlars on the after
noon of election day, and the carclessness
manifested by those whose duty It WAS to see
that not an Illegal vote was polled, there is
too much ground for damaging suspicion
copoorharH
, 1863-04-25

md moro tctIvc. Teef dull and heavy Bacon
Sides quiet and hru. Lard drmcr with good
1ay Ard
, 1863-04-25

Salt continues dnIl the receipts arc general,
going into store and transactions are very limited
We quote Liverpool ground at $1.b5D1.60; Maj
Island at 3Sl.-sagc.
, 1863-04-25

he1ronB debility and organic weakness, should ap.
Ply Immediately to Dr.. James, formerly Of james
Hospital, s. Customhousc ST., New Orleans, La,
and now of 81 Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill, and save
themselves from the awful consequences OF these
terrible maladics. The following from the Mobile,
tAla,) Advertiser. Of May I'd. 1851, is very compl
mentary to Dr.. James. Readit:
"DR. JAMEs.-We learn from the New Orleans
:. "a man, whoae sands OF life have recently run
tout, but yeritable and t}illful practtioncr,}
..who has been conducting one Of tue largest Hos
"Custom House, New OElcane, Louisiana, leaves
during the, present month for the North
What be Is !eaTinS for we cannot say
"our present troubles with the North Be that as
it may, we can say, and with confidence, that le
has the reputation IN this country, in
"epecia1ity. OF any physician t1ut ever r1actised
In H. Furthermore, We have had occasion to
know that DR.. james is an honorable man, and
"or no lit can give them q cure. The fact, aIfo,
"that DR.. Jnncs residence has been permanent
zone, ig good evidence Tint he is capable OF &C
complaining What he promises in the treatment
'of the speciality III dis.ase III which be confines
'1is practice.''
The following is the announcement in tho New
Orleans Cretcenf, to which we have referred:
"DErAEruRE or Dn JAMEs,-This gentleman
IS medical benefactor OF mort so great that to
largo portion Of the community his departure is
nrday for the North. Nc can checrful1y recon-
mend him, wherever he goes as a practitioner in
his peculiar branch Of medicine, who has no living
y. Jan.es Office and parors. IS Randolph etrect.
of:ce louls from a. III. until 8p. LII. All consul
tat:oEs iuyiolable.
e# Communion Services in the Scotch Church,
Fulton street near Clinton. Preaching Saturday at
abSsta Al a faSc neenss f oeae @ie
hy Communion Services acc4rlng to tic order Of
tic Church Of Scotland. Preaching on Sabbath
ips Of Thornton viii assist the pasto: Rev. Robt.
Patterson, on the occasion.
EEEr Posted ON THE LAw.-uaines' Legal Ad.
wiser publishes regularly, all decisions md other
important Information concerning the National Tax
E. ii. HA1sEs, Chicago, III.
BnowS's BRONCHIAL TEocHEs-This IN.rsrsa1
Remedy for Coughs, Colds. and Bronchial Atfec-
tions row stands the fret in public favor and con
thirteen years. It's merit and extensive use has
the TEochcs to be couutcEfeited, and VIC
would caution purchasers to be Oh their guard
against worthless limitations.
- Knickerbocker for May, and "A Fret
Fricnashir. new novel. have been received by
McNal1y S Co., 81 Dearbt IN street.
Paper Hanginss at legs than New York prices. at
WhoIcealc and retail. The t.ade supplied on the
most liberal terms. apl251m.
IE NERVOUS DISEASES AND PHrs1cAI DEB111-
III, :arsing from Specific CAUSES, in both sexes
new and reliable treatment, in Reports Of the
Howard AssocIation-scnt in eeaicd letter env.l-
opes, free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. Skillin
noughtton, noXard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Fhilade1phia. IA. apl9-3w
| .w Cook 8 McLatn, os Dearborn street and 1as
ehawls, &c. Gents coats. vests an: pants reno.
ya.ed II superior manner; Donnets dyed,