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F0EE SALE,
A Two Story House.

WITH ains TosmA aesr the dsEot Ia LfEouia. o.
" the Georgia kaLrsaC-ssFea acres of Ian st.
iacnaa- ms spring tRd sxcalleut vel Tha ID ne hal
ak ne places, and shs premises are veil improved
vita al Necessary g~uthouses azd Is well adaB.sd Tor
hots or esung hcHns. tao rains UOW psaEnE as cor w.
nreas hotrE Tor hat pur1sa-. About tsTratF Gre
acrss Of and haF woodland hail q nile distant "
be ssld with he premises. IhsTe are Sac orshsr5s tT
sEes lent fruit "a she rrsaisss.
For perttCu arf and tarug. apply On he premises. OF
&C sks subscribers In Roue, Ca
G. T. sTILLWELL,
deltlHs Q-R- Eli
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- Tie Gateaes C0aTisr publishes ist az
sas vessels belonging 30 tho Yankee ssuadron
On tbo Mississippi Il comprises Gee kun5reI
aRd cze Of sil classes.
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RenufY Sheriff.
For sheriff.

SCOTT wTLsoS Eas ssnssH'sd 70 ssrss as oHs x
tie Dspusiss 81 Ospt Ga esisr. 4 elected shsHf q
thas eosnty 81 he ersslng election taal5as
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SELMA OBSERVER |

II uudsrssnsd committee sPpsintsdi IN September
last by q eoarsarea OF 4isis.sa aad Eldss4 Of iee
CHnIboc.szs Pfessy ersa shursh, Ter he p1rposs OF
supplying that -asaonaa.ioa rh q Ctsra& Paper
hass oetsrAlasa 10 isus Weekly Pope q ssinz
hiszAaa, ts be saH.a
TIE SEE.NA OBSERVER,
Ediisd By EsT Z O RLEs0N.
Ths ORsrEVER viii Ls devoted to ths Interests q
the Uunbsr1and PresbYtsriaB osurch "a ths CoaisS
rata States q Amsriea. i . dsagusd e fusziS -.
ebursa . Dubl=msaiHn Of communication, q vs-, \
time nc paias viii b. sssrssto nsks Zee .ssBer prone
tive eflhs reisieas inserssl o. szs VzaEy a. lara.
saz o. s5sela! bsusnt 81 tas rsGS.
BsEsyiag hat such q payer ssnao AZ "a -..t a..
spprogai BAD receive. ha aa.rcnass o. tss ch,,h n.
esnaiaas have dstsaznsd to 81 in fts psbe,s.o..
tbs ssliest pfseaoahh period, Tls ast nm-1
20 l.aed tss afss ~seA IN 5asuaEy, 1854
Ths gsPoE for the Fzeaent, VII b Is-,s
sheet Of nsalin sse,
A1a s. r. and Easz OF tAs saursA. and all n.,.r.
to the enterprise are soustsd to prosur, ana 49,
auhEs1ptSes 1iiAoat delay. TcFns rsr ,,r- 49,
s'iiaF1 invsrAb , "a advszsoi six uop,hs tsr-s al.
Lars. '~'' co.
"a sennunieatens to bO s6drsuss 70. IA. editor.
Selma NasamA
~. b ROACH
&c WEAR.
A. A. BILL,
o. T. Jeszs.
n. WAILER,
asliIawsws osnniass.
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! R-1s rzarssL ou ths
--.gs roo 49, 1ae abe a EthSHT EE1-
~ o. marked Dr. a. U, Fract1n,
- Reward viii DO Psi1 for Is dslvru n
of fni-unzs1h tast VII lead o. a~ r,coEs1v
qzss sus ,aEsd 1-.lE.w
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HEADQUARTERS DEPAErHEzT TEEEussrs

hEABGUkETEEs DEPAETHEzT TEEHRssEE.l
D1ceGB1r LE.a, Is63.
SPECIAL ORDERS IA. cal
4 Col y. JohElcn VII proceed TO lte s.nr q
ssts5ilh a Tsnsezvo7= for TIE asn II EorgsH's son
aana wac zss ROW Espa-afss frsa ;ssif r-sEhueais aao
not sstASasi 70 ssy szist-zg eaVzy sfrzass.isu Re
VIII eFssaiss 'haE iata eoApSliss. battaLozs End rssi
HsE.s aad FqziP' Hsuzi sad Arb ihen ss rapidly q
possible. Al Preyes Ssrsbas and C5EnazdaHt q
Psrsi IL as - arfzsns vii give CoL JoaasOa every
as ia rae szssB1on OF thfr erdar.
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~ Tie Nv YORK Hsfala hes jest made S
uast iupollszs discovery. AeaogI,ng 70 tsbt
ar. Is casE scst double ths amount s. shes =
gro r~eeiaisal ,has oees q perform the sane
o5srad5li tr o sflls ene--osa5s ths diseTezes
u ~ siEs Of iAeT leot.
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Despite at tbs iFsads sud tke applisnees Of
earrHph0R, aud Ell the iniinidstisns Of Fewes,
evil snd military, nearly 0Ns miLios sHd a haY
81 Democrats marched 20 he POLLS Is tbs late
elections, snd recorded heir Totss agAiRst the
psiiey Of She Administration. These Who thiHk
the DsnseIAtic organization is now PsveTless
viii bs instructed By peTzsipg The following t.
bic Of the votes IS given At the State elections
IN 1861;
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TELEGRA PHTO.
&C. q - - Aa.oc1nnan.

|
Arters1 5~cocfa1aH 70 aste CerFres O. "a year 1888,
% TuAAsEER- IN Re Clerks amaa a ths Dis
tiet O9ur q lie ee-isssrsts States for lie RortE.
err Dhtriet 81 t7sorus.
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NNTEE.

THE sassrs snd uel frc- LlulIll= 81 Sc srur Of
4 Tsnnsereo, snd a-or l5eudt wi Ezd IS ds.ar %
Nsls-Hs. 0s0Fsia 70 rscsiss cad Q FzrE cream ga.
% ealSd tr - LETTERS PACKAGES Or arUal +.
q any ds8cdPte n. 4d2fsss LOUISE uepos e-ss CT
Col Lsos Vou Znksa, GsreitA aso-za-
r.. 3. VIZ
CeIT.s-s Ce,lr-.s Larisi.7s s. r AesssssaS
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GEN. FORREST,
rug
Great Var CHEF Of the Kest !


Tvs gives rs ssth1ritT ts rat-s 3 REGIMENT
II for his new osmmazA sAl zsn sos BOW "a SIC
Oot fsdsra.s 6tascaSzrlcs nor liable 20 r1asc pres
ey tie laws 81 Congress. and are asl1 - ercurs a8ars
service. vii be rsosFeL Eash MAJ mat prsFiis
hnssn Ufih a zsod horas, sadie AID birdie, sra ar-a
VIII b. fErEishs4 By tie aoasr=l AZ 4eadq1a--srL
hsn vi b. entitled . eli lhe pdVieF0s and heuuries
o. gonfsdsrata STATES foId-su-
~ eozufrYmGE-youlg AL e. Georna-5elaT PC
longer Gene ga q yoaE Easy pieces We lave e
auty 20 pH1urm-ths boblsst that evsr uovea tks heart
CT nervsd he arm u 3 z0isisE Hana, k0qes. uotasE,
VIE sitter children. al, al are 81 stake let IS 20
WhsEe re can hErt he enemy aoaL he usat easEiFF
eaief cen Eerast. vii euzbis -. - IL snsrev aud
dariEg % Waks up for pan i-nastl5n. Then TAI Inio
FazkA, naks Up companies and farm he rsginaut "a
10 Us be 81 for tie bstte-de-d
Ny address fer ne prsEzus f. Eona. Ga
3EEhN B. EUTEEE
-ITsfsF % asy eitissn o. Rome. hes. Wa EzsTrl.
Atlanta Mayer J. n OAlhouH snd CaptzfE 4. W.
Adsic.
ATLANTA. GS, Dscsmbar "a. Iss3.
HsEtlg known Adluts1t Green "a Batter from ehas-
hoed. I axe great Blaasurs 10 oo1unsuding h1u 10 he
patriotic young uen OF Georgia a. 8 gentleman a sn-
EEcrti7a-y sasrFy and budaea clpasty. ssd pos
Ess.sa 81 al he robls atf-l5stss q 3 q Ans aslsizr
and polshsd gentleman, and Pesaiariy FftaG sy ~.
tars % stressed a. a. oAoer q cavalry under . less q
Ike Cen Forrest g. ~ ADAIE
oeH4ll A p O. - Gar fuaef
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WEETE.--a EIaIILhER.

ORE usftl RTEsB DISTIILE-T zaz ssssb,f
q running e EtsEz Ezeiz- A-1efu
DkaWEE II
Celf%w srEuatr Pest g9-a
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enc HfIlTen asd q usif Of RsHtseTats IN
the Rrss stEteE-Ebs Eeturnssf Ike stare
ALanaEnnn-
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mAThInnsIaT-

USE 1nsersgEsd 1asrs 70 s1-r Ists . sa-lspozS.
\ s1es vita tar=o ysEaa laaiss vita a view . nssd4
meay- 81 heausg, anis6ittV add la-iai poEitiaa %.
ias hss'ers 81 ne canssqusnrs o. Welsh a irrsats6.
be sstEactiIa. Asdrsrs sHhsf
Capt. r. y. LYNCH.
Eiut I. n ADDISON. eE
Aisuf. T. o Lewis
TEA Tsuresaa
Bates Brigade. Breski-r d Ra frIufa e.
a 49, Amy ~ Ta~~rsg
, 1863-05-16
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

1HDA1 EfES1S9t 1l5F 10, lStt-
There is no change in money matters. The de-
nand for money is hardly equal to the supply. Ex-
change Close but the quotations have not chang
cd-bcing parG5h buying; X premium selling.
The Gold market ie quiet and steady. It opened
in New York" cnrbstone at $50. At the
Board 1.9at and close at 14a,.. In Chicago, the
buyingprice ID 14sO149 Silver is 1as11ss.
The New York EftniHg Hutf of r Wednesday saws.
The market opened without much elasticity.
Governments were firm. but on the share list de-
sire 10 realize produced 0 depression OF prices,
which, as was natural, affected most the sensitive
l.nes stocks, whose rise hsa recently been most
The recent advance in Chicago and Alton has at
tractcd some attention. and is aserlhe1 in part, to
and local relations Of the road, the future oprnnE
Of the Mississippi will increase rather than lessen
the traffic. both Of freight and passengers. At
a!c local On The pfclsr7ed stock the regular div
tdcna is to b. paid on the let OF July.
Canal To1ls.-Thc receipts Of canal tolls at
Buffalo, for the drst eercn days or May this year,
ars sit,s161; corresponding time 1scs M ne Re-.
over 1tst year Of $1a.6a2.ST.
M1LwAuKKx,-In Milwaukee, yesterday, there
wac fair amount Of business done In the money
market, and both exchange ard currency arc in
good supply.
The BrfTAlo oExroHT1oH.-Weco copy the follow
Ing from the Detroit Free n4ess:
There is very general complaint arising At
cyeF5 port which has any dealings with Buffalo, on
the question ot the unJustffable cxtortion to
Obliged to submit. The fact Is that system has
bccn adopted which is little better than plan "a
black.mall every Western man who does business
in Buffalo, By exto1tIng from them from &c to x
Of ope per &C ut on the whole amount Of business
transacted. The tax thus imposed On our business
yidnsI last Tc1r, and from this It nay be Judged
what the whole muet have been for the whole
tradc Of the West: The manner IN which this
blscl-nail ii levied is singular, and ought to b.
nv othe. city IN tc world equals It in the inscn
uiiy Of tic process 1t has adopted to skin its Gus
tomera. The process Of e1toEtion ia carried on u
down 10 New York Tia Buffalo. and when at Rut
falo chips The grain viA canal to New
York: To meet freight and charges II
Buffalo, he goes to the Paak Rat
, 1863-05-16

drawe. on hir consigncee: at the usual
silnc for such amount MS maj be needed, the bank
PLACES to tic shippers credit tie proceeds Of tho
alnft, minus the Interest, anIl any ono outside Of
I'nflalo would naturally suppose tue shipper ther.
had regular bank tcIoslt, which he could cl,er1
dt,,vs his cheek to pay his charges, QUO Of which
10. Instance Gy bc the lake freight. the captain OF
vessel, or flIc clerk Of propeller, that mas car
Rid the grain or Other produce across the Like,
talss the check rppnsins it be good far It's face
he 10 handed New York cxcha &c; bnt b. eays ht;
wants nlolcy to paF his han'la, aud New York ex-
change If no iltc TO him, Oh, well, he can get it
turned INTO money by paying Z or q per cent. So
tEe captain finds he can get nothing else, and he
goes to the agent Of the banR, alias the broker IN
the cellar underneath. and subnits to the share.
els ald the freight &c per bushc1 the whole freight
would be 500, but the black mail system re-
lulrcs that thlB freight money should be nlaufpu.
late for the benefit Of the DnAl0 nEtful dod ,ere,
and the ship owner is levied On by this dodge to
the cum Of Il ofone per cent, or ff9.o'. We ask
ifthis system Is not scanIalons and 1t Is to be
gardcd as 4 rcproach to the business community Of
Bufh1o. Ii it not enough that the whole Of the
Northwest pour5 its immense trade into
the lap Of this city and pays liberally for
bed by such slamclces trickery as wc hare above
Of the, Queen City. Are tue merchants Of this
Western Tyre Eo poor in purse, 90 poor in credit,
and 60 poor in spirit, that they hare to stoop to
this lo sogYeEy to Nys: Az ,..t th=iE banks g.. se
their financial standing so low that they can't
command currency enough to accommodate the
yerT trade on which they live, without resort to
this system, Whichis in reality nothing but black
mail or an extortfon unworthy my respectable
trading community that had character for decency
, 1863-05-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


FRIDAY EVENING, May Is, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-Maskei firm ndactiye. Sales
were.
Bird s. Co. sold Hoffman 10 head fair steers.
eos5tseE COVE a r. r. y Steers anu
shcfner sold Billy Moore II COWS, averaging o1s
bs, ut $3.75.
averaging 20, 1os, at $5.6a1f.
Edward sold MolTie, Zimmerman & Waixell IS
head prime shipping steers, averaging 13il lbs, ut
~ Houa1ey sold Hoffman IL head medium grade
Adams sold Hoffman *a head good state steers,
Averaging $50 Tbs, ut stso
head prime steers, averaging ,3ai TBS. 1t S525 81
head, averaging 1,103 lbs, at $500.
Gasdner sold McPhcrson o. lead prime bccyes,
Alanla sold .:albce. for butehering, II head pre-
MUM, ayt raging ,s61 rs; At $3.50;
Hyman s. Kublc sod Baldwin q head, averaging
1s00 bs, at ss.75.sThey were u ane smooth bunch
Dar,.eli sold Hoffman Ii head cows, averaging
''S sennsli @s sold Hoffman Is head cows, averaging
~oJ JAKE Fryc sold Hoffman as head rough steers,
cows and oxen, averaging lilo fbs. at s. SIN; II
eaa aks Fya aqa ao am BGMlss Ed
s'i Hall soiG moainsn 81 head averaging, 11sa lbs,
ilhery sold Sam Dowlcs IL head, averaging
| 1,a40 1bs, at s. 1sY.
Gridlcy sold Hyman & Rub1e 1863 head smooth
state eterss. averaging 1,2t5 bs, at $540.
Dee sold Robins 33 head, averaging ,137 fos, al
$.k jake Frye sold Tilden 4 Co., Il lead esti
mated at LED Us, at $531.
mated 10 average 1,350 1os, on terms not made
pS,,ith Smith eod Tilaen $ Co; s6 head, estimated al
1IOGSEMs,ket uuil and about 10c lower. Sales
, 1863-05-16

s7RAwBEnnBs.-We received yesterday
from Hoag, Willis & Co., s. Randolph street;
. box Of luscious strawberries, the first Of the
eeason. They were raised in Golden. down
in Egypt, and supply viii come to the above
gentlemen from that source during tho sea
, 1863-05-16

Flour WAS in moderate demand at low prices,
with sales Of over a,eoo brls at $4 a514*0 Tor low
$5G delivered for single extra, and 60 50 d brl for
double extra, The wheat market WAS heavy and
slow, with sale Of about sol sks st prices ranging
Corn d1ooped With aacs Of 1,55o sks at 5s1Goc ior
prime in good order. and at 55c for second hand.
Uate were quite stiff, but buyers declined to take
hold at th, alsat.ce asked. Prime oats, in good
barley, and 70 sales Of prime re were reported,
Provisions were quiet. A few casks Of country
bacon were reported at ss4c fnr rough shoulders,
and 5kGl6c e b for plain ha1ne. Lard was in fair
res.reet with sales Of manufacturing lots at 7@sc
2 n. The market for whisky was heavy, with
fa1es at 371zG1s5c p galion-the lower price for
high proof. Hay was rather frnacr today, with
eales at $lc5Gst10 Y 100 he, mostly at $i1o and
some tight.presscd at $1-1sn. Potatoes were
quite dull, with few eales the prices ranging from
there was but little business. and the changes were
uni1upo1tant.
, 1863-05-16
DESCRIPTION OF LANDS:

Sections s. :. T. 1s. so. Of Township 196. aoFsh ot
Set tiocs e. 49, TO- 80 81, Of Township 1o. north of
- RanEe IS. west. ,..+
Sections Is to Sc inclusive Of Township 1p6. north OF
sectinnsi I'll and Sections T. .: aud g. Township
107, north OF large H. wssE ,.o ,...
EccttuuB 81 to Sc Inclusive, OIL 1nRnSa4I 4o 0osA ot
eections S 10 s. iscnsyr Of Township 1o6. north Of
sec,sons : T. and 13 Of Township 1o7, north Of
Sections s. to IS inclustEe. Of Township lca north Of
Al, 81 Tnwnships Ice and 1c7 north Of Range H. west
Sections Il s i5clusse. Of Township l[s, north of
An og Ioxrshjpa los and 1oI north OF aaeo q ve.t
Eecttons 81 to Sc nctusve. Of Township l65 north OF
Range =, west. ~
Bids viii b received abcYe lavtted uutu thu ,.s
be examined and ttted upon, N@ " -
After tho Int Of july next bids viii be examined md
acted upon 1t the expiration OF each period AZ I'm
months. WILLIAM r nGTE ~"
Commissioner OF I1dI3n A6tirs.
m3u-1t<9 4W-sIsN x3T
, 1863-05-16

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.1
C1Sc1SSAz1, May is. 1S63.
N111skY--Markct steady with firm demand.
Sale. 500 brls at 110i1tc-thc latter rate for
wagon.
pRoy1s1oSs-Therc is no new feature in the
market. The Gales were 90 hhls bacon shoulders
at 31.c; 5000 pieces hulk DO at SIC, and 10 tres
lard at 9t&c.
milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
...; MILWAUKEE, May 15, 1868.
Reports from the interior Of the State repro.
sent the wheat crop in ftourshins condition with
promise Of IL rich harvest.
sFLorT-Dull.
Wheat closing dali at 81 70 for No. /.
FnE1eurs-steady at sKc to ButEalo.
New York Market.
New York, May Is.
Co1soE-Heavy and Irregular at 1890.
ut ~ sataa stats s exts
round hoop Ohio; S0sv17.o 90 tor trade hrands.
Wn1sKY-.-..lull 1T 1414et15,
GEAiS-Nheat opened heavy and closed 4m1c
per hu lower, under strong pressure to realize~-
Saafee clnb; sIasgi s. foS t winter rcd ID vest est
GI1s %1-aNlJl-3S lbt HlhktT Ten 1lnno13. NOfn
opened steady and closed hcavy and 1l2c
1owes-seGs:c for new and old mixed,
&c lower-72a173c. Wool quiet, without decided
change,
more steady. Beef more active at SO. G.50113. IS !;
repacked uaeee, S1211375. Bacon sides mora
active.
GnocERrEs-Bacon sides more active. Lard
Lard unchanged. Cheese dull and heavy at so
tic for new; old entirely out Of market
DUFFAEO, May Quiet.
GRA1N-Hh heat dull and heavy Two sales re-
ported on private terms. Corn IN moderately fair
demand at 62aqfE2Hc. Oats quiet and less arm.
FRE1oHTs-Steady; 1ac on corn, lie on wheat,
to New York. .
1NronTeso COO brls flour, Il 900 bu wheat, 81 900
bn corn, 81 W bn oats.
Exronrs-a,0c0 brs Aonr, 174,o0o bu wheat,
s61 ,O0Q bu corn, s., COO bu oata.
OSWEGO, May 15,-FLorE- Unchanged
GRA1S-W heat IN moderate demand; winter red
state at st45; white do at S1eo. Last night prime
Chicago spring sold at $1.as. Corn lower.
CANAL FRElGnrs-steadJ and Unchanged.
, 1863-05-16

There is very little demand for barrellc.l meata.
except to supply the Government, the e1lts for
which are mostly kept private Mess Pork Is
ut s:sds14 2 brl Western and city packed. OF beef
hams We notice further saIcs 1T $1103GDt7.IO a
b1l. Bacon moves of as wanted. and the sales arc
fancy cured; shoulders are quiet at G45G1{c, and
edcs at &c, hut VIC hear Of no ealrs. Green meats
nre steady but quiet at 7G1:1sc for hams in salt
salt Lard is hrld at 1010s.c for brls anil tiercca
and 1174G512c for kegs, which il above the views
OF huyerR, and We hear Of no sales Butter IL very
dull at 1415c for roll Cheese is bnt little imputed
for at l9G1sc 2 d. Eggs arc steady at 13c 2
, 1863-05-16
Albany Lumber TTarkct-Tay l3,

lC1o1K tHE A3UaHy LFEHInts 1uuFN17.J
Lumber commenced arriving by canal on the Sth
iust. and there will soon be fair stock and GOOD
assortment in market.
From the delays in the opening Of the Champlain
Canal. HtmIock and Spruce hare not as yet come
In, but they are expected in all thia week. Sales
have been fair from the poor assortment: IN market,
but many castomtTs az waiting for fall supply.
the uaal freights there being less than the usual
number Of calling vessels in the lumber trade here
go far this season.
only a.o.a feet Of boar,1e aud scantlipg.
The following are the ruling prices stthe leading
rards. =
, 1863-05-16

Value. Income.
Lands. ....$93!7, 3aGl q cent SIS. s4,Gt3
Houses. 3 ifa 1S.1E eco 10 p cent 34G 4lp
Esorks. n1i1. .e9p!OD actual 111,:6t,5s,
Manufactures 1,9eialls s0l onc..1H1f 910.f 5,l01
Eapotts...... 31G,6799:s ~ u cent s5,5::' %.
, 1863-05-16

Especial Dispatch to tho Cbicsgo Tfibuae.1
1HfDapoKF. May Is. 1861.
CLEARED.
, 1863-05-16
Flour and Grain at Grecn BAY.
[From the Green Bay Advocate, 18th

The propeller Cuyahoga took out FROM Bucks
warehouse on Tuesday morning for Buffalo, $4,000
bushels Of wheat LOFT brls four, 10 casks potash,
and one ton Of suudries. and the river steamer
Fountain City lighted out to her, over the bar at
the month Of the river, 1000 brls Of aour in addf-
ton to thc above, making freight OF CTS tons.
There mist be In the warehouses In this city now,
over 80 600 hasrels Of -four, ready for shipment At
the rate wheat mud tour is coming down the river
and By railroad, 1t will require two steamers per
day. next fall. 70 carZY the prQ1uce forward
, 1863-05-16

Hunts Merchants ldga.ine for May has in It an
article condensed from the New York Tribune,
and OF special interest at the present time show
ing the accumulations and national income OF thu
United States, and thus demonstrating cnnclu-
siyely {if any demonstration were needell the
ability Of the country to pay its war debt and tax
ation In fact 1t will bo seen by Of tho tables
wo give. that the yrarly income OF the nation was
In isGo, from tho eourcea Indicated, ahout swo
thonsa,d Millions and the writer does not pretend
to have enumerated every Eourcc Of revenue. The
investments in productive pereona1 property have
been IS follows ut the periods mentioned:
, 1863-05-16
MARINE VIEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARr1VEp.......... May u.
f Hnnsel nsFsap Tso kss 5a1as sSa
Prop Potomac, Gebbard, Buffalo, sundries.
F1spp FSp kdS hsraison. % Godeiss iso STs sastson
grop 4ib5eisps: gEsn; sasnia. .~.n ,so ,,,,,
IVY 81 rsil1oa ties a1a snntrie: ~
sSs ss'sE 1s%sE soa.
Bark Facinc. Home. Green Bay so m lumber. 10 Il,
Brig e Hutchinson, Hutchinson. Green Bss, 80
B1is sasan K cisiE. smith. KeVanco, So Cd wooa.
Brig Sebseforo!. Jasen Pierre Marquette. 20 1ura.
Hs;oss rs, s. nnbe
Sssr ssE 9 E;s1se soe
h aSs MRS nassa 81 Ssd ons eo,
sehr G1assbs srq1gss Gls gland g i toas A seal
sehr s. IsSfenee The1Esna shsboysaa. s eds wood.
schr Ta,aSe:msa. coaae'i Grand Haven 10 N luu.
seSF ESassEs @ @Ssstsa Po:ns ssele. ss ss:sslss !;
schr blue BILE Decker Wolf Rlver, /, n lumber. so
ssf %Sss r.! sSs - s. sSaa 100
sehf 5ses. 4isfs. sliaott, Naaistes IS N ia5,erS
schr transit, Hosg. Two Mvsts. 20 n lumber. 50 Ii
schr Bonrie pcon. Ledden; Buffalo. 2to m 1utnbez IL
fSm V,a nas Sity q. eas good
sef fieFo Isxii. soath Haven. isSoo' beadlies 1sa
schr SOW cnis: Gasick Wltlte Lake 50 IA lumber.
scuw Hunter WNhau., AnsSeSon. 8 n lumber.
Scow .nirnndere. Thompson Kalamazoo. IS n lum.
scow c. Dutz EayIoz. Grand Haven. 100 N lumber.
, 1863-05-16

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tripuae.l
DETRo1r. 3lay Is. 1865
Ur-P1or Maynowcr. Racine: BARK Maid. Sheppard.
Parana, Standard Watson. Fontanelle Sunshine, Raw
son Mary Jaae; Hr.g Treat standart; schs Sheppard
Portage York etate. King. Sister. owasco, Affair.
scott Dolphin. Ebats Desato. Great Vest Gertrude.
Lovely HIATT,
Dowx.-Prop Empire State. Chicago Cuynhosa:
Bark S, C. Wicslow. Maitland. Dadger, FercW. Chi
caco. Gaskin, slscl. Nucleus: BrE Commerce, Bay
City Sn1tsn; Husehlnan. Chloa. Wings Of the Morn
Ing, Mcdbuny, Oneida. Turdall. rIihhard, Couing'
Foote, Goblc, Montczuma. Whitman. Cuha. Esgle
Wing pIoyeT Bahama, Magil. Sbley Jessie. Luris'
Sims. Leader, Conquest.