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, 1863-05-30


The Eweather OF the tpast week was ungenfal
Some rain fell, more especially on Thursday but
the fall was partial. andwe are beginning to hear
want Of more moisture. bit in consequence Of the
night frosts, which, following upon hot noon
day SIN, cannot fail to do damage to the young
deeaea 0 IN hs Weaier Whin teR
dH!e or 1tniglt, the prospects of crop will be
materially lcssencd. With the condition Of sam-
pies improved the weekly GALES hare reached the
highest point since haiycet, This is \ circum-
fttnce ho" ever more indicative Of NECESSITY than
satisfaction with prescnt, prices aud by no means
crop have been withheld. Prices this week appear
to have been partly stimulated By Mondays ad-
vices in London and the Withholding OF American
sanpi5ss but scarcely Il per quarter haze been
eral Government brought Come dullncss at the
weeks close, even on short foreign arrivals.
Bnt there is another question arising out OF the
evident aestitutio1 Of the South. Selfntcrest may
engEcst to the Fcderals that their near ncighbors
would pay better priccs than Europe for their pre-
scnt surplus cereals. and policy combined with
larly az England seems to be as little in favor as
the "rebels." Such diversion muet permanently
enhance prices: while nc one get knows what may
arlee out Of the Polish question. The continental
markets showed little change, and Paris has re-
maincd calm and unalttred. New York receipts
and Shipments arc less than expected, and prices
at the present exchange rather easier; but exces-
rive fluctuations still obtain.
The arrivals off the coast, since April 81, were
only two cargoes Of wheat. Sales were made at
especially ID Egyptian wheat: Polish Odessa
wheat 4ss Sd PCT quarter; saide as 3dGs35s; Dari
36s: Odessa Ghirka ION passage} 46s: Egyptian
maize ess Sd; maize ION p1ssagej 2sa6 15ss: Sati
beans 3es Cd rye 3s; ditto tor continent) 3as I'd,
cost, freight, md insurance; and Dari, Gig.
The sales noted last week Of natiye wheat wcre
9127 quarters j5s sd against So 430 quarters in
1s6e. The London averages were 47s i'd on 30j1
qnar;ers. The imports into the Kingdom, for the
week ending April s5 were ST ,5se quarters wheat,
and 49, S35 cNts, flour.
, 1863-05-30

An inquest was held yesterday, upon the
the body Of Annie. the child of James G.
Dudley, esq, m account of whose accidental
death by drowning, on Tuesday last, re hare
already published. The Coroner's jury re-
turned the following verdict: "We, the jury,
find that the death was caused by the gross
and culpable carclcssness Of the workmen
having in charge the rnising and repairing Of
the adjoining house, in leaving said cistern
exposed, and the wafer in it, after having been
duly notified Of the danger and requested to
keep the Eamc coycEed.''
Patrick Fit=gibbons, thirty.six years ofagc'
residing on West Jefferson street, near Tay-
loT, was working yesterday morning at Flint
& ThompEon's elevator, loadinga vessel,
when grain spout gave way and fell upon
him. He died in about twenty minutes from
internal hemorrhage. TheCo1oner' jury found
that "there was carclcssuess on the part of
the owners and foreman, in not keeping the
epouts in a good and secure condition.
, 1863-05-30
The Imposition Case.
CuIcAoo, May %, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

find in your issue Of this morning somewhat
ecnrriloue article headed !" Imposition Ipon Sol
diers. and signed g Private Soldier Ii IL gene
rally pretty sure sign that man is either writ
ing for buncombc OF telling lie, wheu he refuses
to si:n liis own proper namc to bis production.
tlcmanls clerk as he styles the agent, mt the
drpot mar tie Madison street bridge asked him
$6e5 for military ticket from Chicago to Louis.
vile. hy. This sir. r. :: deems. i very heavy
ruppose, flon jris!aonvtllc 10 chicaso, as no nil
itaty tickets arc sold from Louisville, hut from
Jef.ersonyillc and Sc % t. the price. He says
however, TINT he finally paid the Sc as. but men
tally protested against tic extra cha.ge Of t~en-
ty-hye cents
The facts arc these: The price OF q military
ticket from Chicago to Louisville. is s6.25. The
ticket reads: Chca.o to Valparaiso, Valparaiso to
kokomo, kokono 70 Indianapolis. and Indinnapo-
liz &c Louisville The arrangement is for the con-
Of this ticket, au omnibus ticket, which will take
him from Jesrrsonvlc to Louisville ftcc Of charge
and II the conductor failed 10 give Mr. p S. In
omnibus ticket. It 10 not the fault OF this office
The private foltller is mistaken about the price
Of tickets from Louisville being 81. This is as
he took the olnnibue ftom Louisville to Jefferson
vile, he paid 3sc, making his through fans s633,
thsiead Of SO. IS az charged from here
The two solaitrs Of the 10ad Illinois Vols. did
not buy thtts tickcts 1t the above mentioned oice
NEAR Madison street bridge" and consequently
aforesaid ''gentls manly clerk. They were
bought at another Office, II bought at all.
Y.ur" l.. S. wishes to know II ''his CSC was
credited 10 the loutesillc Omnibus Co. or spent
for cigare:" Answcrto this eau be had by CON
suttins the report Of ticket Gales to the c. s C. L.
r Il. Co., or ealing upon the undczstyled-who,
4. Hol1nAr, Agent.
, 1863-05-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY EyEETNG, May 29, 1858.
The demand for. money continues active, a.
though transactions are somewhat cramped BY the
fluctuatlng condition Of the gold market. About
all the currency in the Market however, is readily
employed ut good rates.
Eastern Exchange is little flrmcz to-day, but
the line Of qnotatiousis is not tchauged-par11s buy
ing; hG54 selling. Very few are asking the latter
figure, except III email sums.
Gold is uppish to-day, owing to tho uncertainty
which shadows Grants operations in Eickaburg.
II word should come that Grant was for eertai" IN
possession Of Eicksburg, gold would reach deeper
depth than it has seen for the last six months.
MeElroy's Bank Aote Reporter gives notice Of
ncw ard well executed counterfeit on the Nor.
thumbesland Bank Of Pennsylvania. yignette-A
canal ecene; female portrait On lower left end :;
child's head on the lower1ght. They are generally
very new-1ooking, and paper very white. They
were showed pc.tty extensively on the West Side
last night.
4 bank Of issue called the Southern Bank Of Mill
nesota. with q design Of doing general banking
and collecting business, has been established at
Winona. lite circulation is ss5 ,00U. all secured by
United States six per cent. coupon bonds
George ". Kathboue has been elected PRECEDENT
Of the Dallk Of the State OF Indiana, to succeed
Judge McCuloch, who has been appointed Comp
ttolleE OF the q. S. Currency.
, 1863-05-30

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to tue Chicago Tribupc. I

IoFcela2 O1sP1FeH 10 st8E V11e7ss,,V ltIuunC.J
CHcrsAA71. May %, 1863.
WusEv-Tbe demand in the morn,nc ,vaa g,{,
~ ~ -. =. .n,.~. .o,1. -, .A' 'Alt'
ea.e - ~" o;asa, ta1s
'oF wagon. 1ue maEAet e'oseo' 'c1t Afna unoez Inc
advices from tie East.
pnoys1oss--Thc market is anet nnd unchanged.
,,a .h,,-o =, t,a-;1r .nouob doing IN ..t,b,,.h
"4'u 'nste ~ aatu's sDousA ooi"s :. es'Ao'isn
prlcca, anu quotations are merely nomlhA. 1,An
Iris choice city brands Of old ness pork sold at
~o.E ,.a roo ~, .ax,.. =. a., xn ,,,x ,,,os. h.1a
e'fo' ana w osls counuS III ss'oo' nc" nses ne.u
firmly at $11 5oG313.o0 for country. ana Sl35o44
14co for city; bnlk shoulders quoted at 3s4c; sides
at4HR5c. but there IL scarcely any inquiry fpr
1;.haS. +h... .,s,a j.. ,,.aon 80 ,,.,cos
arc nominal Prime city lard ia is In fair demand
at 95xc. but &c. ard in some cAses kc higher il
, 1863-05-30

The manufacturer would respectfully call
the attention Of all who have occasion or ne
erssits TO write much, to the great advan-
'agcs ind upe.iority possessed By the CosTu
gated Plated Metal Pens over the ordinary
s'eel.rens. They are uncomu1only smooth on
the point, md DO not tire the hand or arm
sitter excessive writing, neither do theg leave
that tllsagreeablc crampcd feeling usually ex-
pc.icneed sitter writing for length of time
with the ordinary steel pens. The mauuf.c-
;H5sr as"t TespeSbuly selsts trs being cont
New York. Bos on, Philadelphia, and Balti-
more, In which cities they arc used iu prefer
tpce 10 all Others, By the Custom Houses,
Post Offices, Banks, and principal mercantile
houst +, that none others will be used after
writing with bis for any length Of time.
But !. short time has elapsed since Corruga-
led Plated Metal Pens hare been Introduced
to the public, still a marked preference is
given tiem over all others, for the following
Tensons:
The Corrugated Metal Pens arc not 50 liable
10 corroee, they will not spatter or cut
through The thinnest paper, they havo an easy
gliding motion, certainty Of equity in aidus-
, 1863-05-30

The r.ccints of nrn3uce t,nr,ro tbr n,et t,vantv
fonr honrs fnc)ni,e s57, br1s onr "a "a hu .rh.t
as6. rs bn corn. IA ~, bn oats 1 nan In rrc an5
81; hn harley The shinmenta hv + ate dnr;po tho
sorc nccriod ,rere.-1 eno hr1. aour A. M h.,
Dhcat sso ak I'm co,n % mn bn oate and "a mn
hp rxo '
rbo ,r,rso+a +o-5or o,r,nc +o ,ro-o ,,ro,.,,,o
oa,.;,og f-or, Nov, wi, ,.as. t,,s,- o,a h,o-o~t
.na ,,.,aaa ,,o,od -. ,.so,,1h.. NJ. - -,
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n.,e .,a 49,. ..a, ha,,ss. sen5 .r.,..s..N N
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co,a ,vsa rcnor..a ,h,nt ~, cc,,+ b,,,ho- T.
toraoa s,,,e,sh.t =, a.-a,stho,, +ts tsor..,, 40
tets ''@ s~'''~ ''''''
.r,,e ,1-tos4 ,,,,,.o4 ,,.a.s =. -.
hrs,o, ,r;.t, sa1os ~ aho,,. eo ~ ,,s,a,..,
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sc<,oos ~. ~
w. - ~ 49, 'lS .oaS
~ 'o' N'3e'seo spt no '1ns. s4oos u1m
al tne aa'anee. 1he inquiry was euient toe 4so'
spring, ons there was also 1a'f oeinaau ios NO.
party On esPAu'a" account ......
Ihe f!onr ma1Ret was more ACTIVE puI unenang-
ca, Will sa4es o. aoonI ~" ofls At solNbo.ae 1os
ehosee me sntst sat!as. aoe spfins
cAoas' Soesou ~ @te -, ne.e "siI
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''s. ~ ~ .' neA As'' W. eAelu0o lncn' !soln
o"s nst e.oles siHuus u op''n- e1uas arc hc4a
81 ofoe'e nefe pe'
~ .. ss.:o ,.''.,
- 80. n',.rs, ~ ..,s,. 1' ~ anu VIC
ana toas1. -. ro:sa. esss
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m,-..s h.,s,. d.1, an, s for ~, -. ~
~. ~,,oa ..+,ro ,,3 a-, o,d c,o.o3 a. ~ -,
se-a.a,+ ~ ~ w. hnshe1N,;,h ss1os ~ a,nat
.oo coo hmsh.,s ~ s-.<c7 TO- for canal AMI R,-o.
MI .e.at. s1c tor IT, y.1,,,v .ao,t aoc r..
Wit, co~r i, sto-c. .e7,c,.c fo7 N;r,d Corr, n
.to,a o0d tt1a.,.. f,r ro:srt.5 go, IN e,o-,~
~
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p-,r;s,.1.s
, 1863-05-30

The deliveries Of grain on the street MARKET dur
ing the week hare beeu slightly improved, some
Offered. Prices are also considerably changed;
the recent news from Europe being somewhat
more satisfactory. has in come degree cnliscLed
snppIy, somc 1,0t0 or 500 bushels being offered
saeh aay. Prices ars also some 31ic better, rig;
freely 70. good samples. Spring wheat-Thc quo
tat;one for this grain last week have been very
chargcable and unsettled. and receipts h;.sc been
PRICES reached SC on the street, but afterwards
III. to SIC, and to-day again to to SIC per bu.
, 1863-05-30

ted. There was not the least speculative inquiry,
and hardly any local demand A couple Of sma1i
lots were reported at $..t0 tor country Bupezane,
The market for wheat dropped, aud prsccs rulcd
in favor of buyers. Sales comprised about 1900
eackb, and n brls at !ocQa1s per bushel for COM
sc per busht1 for sound lots In prime order, with
sa]es Of about 1 sacEa Ut this PRICE. Oats open.
cd dull and bnyrrs offered only nc: but holders
WIRE stiff 1t hieh,r pziccs, and the market ruled
sti1@7:hc per bushe, mostly delivered at the ont.
, 1863-05-30

AnR1vAL OF S1cE AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
About two hundred soldiers, who have
been in hospitals in Kentucky and Tennessee,
but are now convalesccnt, arrived In this city
On Thursday afternoon, and were sent to
Camp Douglas. This step was rendered ne
cessary, in order to make room there for the
sick aud wounded Of the late battles.
, 1863-05-30


Owing to some cause OF other, which At present
c arc Unable to give With any degree Of certainty,
tit 1e hss bes slsIden reaction IN OIL and prices
signed for the decline One is that several new
Wells have been struck, w'lic another which looks
more plausible. IL that prices were too high here
markets. ofone thing. however, we are certain,
wlcl.is, that ealcs were made today at from = to
cents per gallon below the rates Of yesterday. let
tie cause be what it may. Wc note sale Of 900
brls to 70 Philadelphia. at a5N Q. b., packages
INCLUDED, and SO brls in bulk ut 1Sc: Other small
sales at lower figures were rcpo:ted, bns they wert
not we'll authenticated.
Refined also il less actiyc. and sales could not be
effected unless at q decline. For Immediate deliv-
cry. We quote nominal'y at 3S1ioc III bond. and
t: s0c, II G. Sale Of & br1s in bond, city brand,
for IulY dcllTcrY At 4Qc.
, 1863-05-30
Award of Government Contracts.
HATTJYnur Ms-l1 1SrY

Capt. Thomas c. Sullivan. Commissary Of Sub
eisience TO this Department, made the following
awards OF Contracts to-day un.les thu proposals
advertised: ]. =, Eastman g. Co. Of Baltimore,
l,aGu bags prime Rio coffee, at 8 { 2 II; l.5sU
brls mess beef at sl4.a5@1a45 James ". lam
mersly OF Philadelphia, 500 brls thin mess
more, eco brls, prime mess pork at Sli.s7
q bsl; 100000 1bs new bacon sides at S7.s7:
Reynolds, Howell s. .ReiG Of Philsdelphia,
Jars; james Bcasy Of Baltimore, 5CO,0o0 IS hard
brad. At $50; II. Il Crawford Of Baltimore,
G.GG0 ns sumatra pepper, on the berry, ata1.ic.;
at 39.s9: VIM. A. Fowler Of New York, 10000 bu.
zavy bcans, at S3.6u; Drasely s Fenton. Ealti-
more, 10.tC0 ms new hacon sidcs. at S1as; 35.lO0
NJ euga1-cuEed hams, at S975; 65,t00 1bs do at
% 90
, 1863-05-30

new Ao1h " Oo1 1N1AFAet-14aS [1s
There has been very little done this week In
wool The auction sale In Boston has again drawn
the attention Of buyers Tomorrow about 900
bales Cape wool will be offered to the highest bid
der. Domestic leeces were in rather better re-
quest last week, but We hear Of little ofanything
moving the present. Foreign wools are very dull,
and holders are tired OF waiting for the market to
take start again. They ars, however, pretty arm,
in anticipation Of wool selling very soon. After
the LIST Of June wool will begin to sell in the
, 1863-05-30

The amendment recently made to the United
sIa1es = E1clee INV, oy Nhlcn hnauiaetnfefs are
addition to thu, already levied on their gross sales
appearing to them go onerous and unjust, and II,
believed undcr a misapptehcnsIon on the part OF
Congress us to Its effect, National Convention OF
Manufacturers will be held in this city on next
deemed best III the premises, and for the reasons
abore named ifpossible to urge upon the autaori-
tire at Washington the suspension Of the same,
until the meeting Of the next Congress.
Manufacturers Of every branch are cordially In
yited to attend,
4. D. TirswoRTrI, President.
The prcER throughout the country are respect
ful1y requested to notice the above.
, 1863-05-30

T EOEKa.
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Darl'y
brls bu. bu. bn bu. bu,
BnfIalo .-.... 1900 31aoo 3lV650 5000 1900 49,.
, 1863-05-30

Received, 54.900 ba. The Sentinel says: The
market WAS easier yesterday, and closed lc below
the ruling pscee of Wednesday. The market
opened At S11sss for No. spring. with sales dnr-
lug the forenoon OF about 14,Coo bushels, reccded
On Change ana nnaes ths inusnss ot Dis
co.ed Al M TIe aa.s ee wete 1e Q. ebf.1 st.
$1,17H. No. ? was dull and neglected, opcntn: At
81 Is io1 Smiths receipts. and closing, at LUZ. To-
tal sales Of all kinds s.. coo bushels.
Lake frcishts are less firm, bnt not lower to
American ports The bark City Of Chicago Was
chartered 1t SIC for wheat to Buffalo, the schooner
Grenada Mt l5e to Oswerc, tho bark Advance aud
scho0nct NictoEia ut l4alc 10 kin.stQn.
, 1863-05-30

Wheat-Sa1es principally before reported: 80 bu
bu No Rctl at 81 81 s.500 bu Mich rcd ut ii 80;
l,CN: bu Mich wlitc ut $l.3S; Geo bu Mich red at
$40; 1,G00 bn do at ST 3 before report; 10l9 bu
report: 9,5OO bu No. = red at 81 %: 100 bu No,
red 1T came. Co5r-Sale 4.OC0 bu No. ! at 55Hc.
We heard of one lot offered at Sc but not taken.
Oats-Salc 500 hu at &c Freights unchanged.
Wheat, to Buffalo, 355c; to Oswcyo, 7Hc.
, 1863-05-30

Cloversecd ia more active and the market ia
STEADY; salrs Of 800 bags at e.4M9;9c for fair to
prime, and NC for re-cleabed Timothy seed is
seed is INACTIVE at $2a5 q bu Of ID b. Calcutta
linseed ia firm bpt 1ess active at 37H q bu
at Boston and on the spot.
, 1863-05-30

TIE STATE sAnnATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Don't forget that the State Sabbath School
Convention Of Illinois meets at Jacksonville,
next Tuesday, June I'd. The St. Louis s. Chi
cago and Great Western Railroads will re-
turn delegates free who hare paid full fare In
, 1863-05-30

Ill grain sod "}H stGreH "a rtDgrfsI In
Nis market Telyyf a. subject to sc sordqe ,rhtch
IL raid u The blEe7 erc{uf,re IF The ]rice raid
for he 0Tatn to he sfAer. i1en frdusactfpui is
1sTied ~. o. b." Or. ftee of stota.eT lii Hoxr
f0ies are UuU,eu as "dtiirereG. Unless ofherwit.
stated.
Fn1pA4 EVENING, Nav %. 1863.
FRE1GuTs-act;ye md cosfcr' The cncscc.
mentE ~ere; @ 10 :, p9b1!ns aEd
NAY T. retGW, Mttn sosn: al pa!A "a'ctly
au -,s ss45s Mn.t3s rva nm % "asa, a:
49Te5' Rattei nt aoTr!s, aaF'Tst s Ssen h1nler,
D. Sa Ilup a. & H. H"us. anu dpef1ai,
eca WI! mu os1a ~ eent: nose9t, VIII rs AZ
-, ~ p.f5 = aS,s..f .;t go w ~
~ iflu u tnista MIN corn, a.
~ ~ ~ IN. Ms.o1 Anuelsoh' Win
WIZ t,aot ~ oanaeFson,
VIII ~. nneat, ,i =. ts1a eo, ,.,, c...
hy hy tfrtHe'S:-N,n oiis AouF r. no-tnn, VA
t+he ~ auu tnGhst ~ TINT, " S1SO;
ttoV .'is ~ fse~ iotK, va o lac 10 bmnalo' anu
l1tnce Gy fa,f, a. 3l.lu l,Uoo PITS uonf 10 Aew
4 ~. VIZ ~ o'"ss' aao '"e44'e " eana'' NJ
= ,,..
[fLU1 N-ICceFco,o o.5tl bfls sh!ppcu. ,.uU brl5.
, 1863-05-30

NEW GIFT Book STonE-Books and Photograph
Albums are selling at reduced prices and Il valna-
hle gift Of silver or plated ware giEen with each,
at 81 Randolph street, under the Matteson House.
Do not mistake the number. my22Snt
, 1863-05-30

FRIDAY EVENING, May q, 1861.
BEEF CATTLE--A dull market and prices
casicr Salre were:
BnIdy sold Bird & Shaver 81 head premium state
eteere from Warren County, averaging $50 ns, at
$ 10; .6 head very fine twoyear old steers, frd By
Miieon OF Natrcn Co, averaging 1926 ns. at
$50. They are considered ose OF the finest droycs
IN market this season.
La.oque sold Cook IL head. '.tailends," averaging
a09 MS at - IS; 81 head good state stecss, aver
aging l,1SG lDs. At $+.50.
Hipt1ey cold Mcf fhe1son e. head good govern
mcnl cattlc, urcragfng1 ,US3 ms, at 450.
HOGS-Less active and 15Gs0c lower. Sales
, 1863-05-30

~ The very best and cheapest Wigs. Toupees,
Ladies' Braids, &C., In Chicago. can be found at
Bar1ow'a Wig and Hair Dye Factory, % South
C}arls etrcet, upstairs. Full directions for meas
uring the head sent IN application. r. O. Eox
51s7. mys8-T T&s
, 1863-05-30

p Cook 4 McLaln, 9s Dearborn street and 1o5
ck sesn and a5e
yated in superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
pleached and pressed in the latest style.
tnh1Ok4m
, 1863-05-30
New York Stock Market
By Telegraph new YonK, May %. 1863.
AEtfrn and hettf.r c1nsfn1r NC

G0TENS4EST ST0CK3.
Us 6s 81 Gsi0S1f q. 81 gear cert. .1olK
I 3-10a ...... .,107D107i{
MoSEy-Eaey ut per cent.
Sterling exchange selling at 157115714s for first
class bills,
Gold hrmer-opcnirg at 1451<, declining to lii4,
and closing active At ll4.1Gl lis.
, 1863-05-30

<ro ,,s,,.4.,, +n,4 ,,4h .,
.,,.,,,,,,, 49,, con,;,,r ;,,to 49, 5 ''u
IT., r t,,.,, =, e''u'
e,.,f;,, noaaes,.1.s -. ~ p'opoAt'on W 'hc
~ 49,, sse v. ~ .a' p'esens a, emefecneg'
$500 a.a,,,. ,.-', ~ oa' o!1'scs anu coan.
r-,~-., . - 'i'''' !ae' ~ ele s"''
.s,,a ia,., =. s.a.1.'>.s -, "A. .ue nooie aneu
.o1,oa - ,,e,,... -. ,-:.,-x WV - .eeoH' ~.
,.,1 ,,on.;,,,oo .',,,aS.. 4r4,e c,',..'s.,.e
and o-,,o. ~, H. a.,
n,,cn or rraro.,n,aa andn-anca and nnsnr.
n,seoa ,,aro.- 49, :. 49,, ,r,t, firm hare
hro,ets ,r trnrt ~ .,,a dolly c,nnor and r;t1e
nil, at Viii s,,uro-oxh,ns by fatieuc and
shor+ ~ot;o,s En- vim, and for whom do
.,esa xolrrtcers hr,rc md dare nil thiss IN
o,,o, +ho Miss;ss1nnf for Won and far mn tn
,a.1.a r7,onov. IN snstain the government anil
r,;-a ,-a,,,o ~ our nronertv. enoh}c us IN c.rr1
a., r,r h,s;ncss and pleasure. to worsh,o IN
our churches: 10 keep our semsnarics IN m.
er,t7on. to preserve our rrain warehouses.
1rn,tful fields, sleek stock. and vell.f,lIed
harms. to enable ms IN ri under o,r avn
,;nc md fif. tree and cothe, onr ,v,rcs and
children aronn1 MS ot home w,;,e tbcr f,rbt
die. and are manned TnNHcr-unQEf 001ltuG
sun by day. insect. and malaria by night
uusheltercd hv tent. Dare we refuse to
nnur mt sunn1;cs and money to the Doint OF
sclf-dcnial, for, God only knows, how many
thousands wounded nov, and more to follow?
Southern homes are almost universal Y denu-
ded Of carpcts to furnish blankets for their
soldiers. Southern women cut down their
wardrobes to ecantinesss to convert them into
shirts and drawers for their rebel brothers.
Southern men empty their cotton gins to sus-
tain their so-called government They are in
earnest. We must be, too. Like conquers
like.
One of the ladies who went down to vicks-
burg recently, in behalf of the Sanitary Com
mission. was tauntcd bv one of the Southern
women with the coldness and Indifference of
the women OF the North. uYour women u
said she. sscome down here. wearing ieyelry
and Haunting in silks: do YOU suppose ,sf
would indulge in such luxurr. when our hos.
pitals ore rocking with wounded men. aud
| houses Of caruets to make into blankets 70,
arr cofd;orc ard coll our pl,+o ard ;nra1rr +c
, 1863-05-30

Ocean Frefghts ut New Iork-May ct.
Freights arc lower. To Liverpool o., 900 bu corn
mt X Gesd bulk and +hin's bags; 100 hrls flour at
q I'D; Fer neutral. bN1 tres lard 1T a7s Cd. To
Glasgow per neutral, 400 tres lard at 39s The
charters include Norwegian brig e.0oo bu. and
chip 80 eco bu to direct irish ports 1T ssl7s Sd.
, 1863-05-30

g Nervous Diseases aud Physical Debility.
arising from Specific causes, in both sexes-new
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
Aesociatlon-eept III Realed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address. DR.. J. Skilln Honghton,
Howard Association, No.2 South Ninth etreet, Phil
ade1phia, Pa. maJl3-4w
, 1863-05-30

E The Eric Railway Company have assumed
perpetual lease at the rate Of 100 per annun,
on the ButIalo, New York and E1is Road, including
the Geaesee Valley Branch.
, 1863-05-30

ing The ink, softncss fpofnt, and great dura-
bility.
Tie following testimonials, selected from
numerous others, are submitted:
I have used tho Metal Pens OF Mr.. G. Bar
nard, and highly appro. Of them.
c. BARsTow,
President st. Nicholas Bank, n. Y.
We have used the pens Of Mr. Barnard, md
find them to be Us lie represents, md take
pleasure in recommending them to the public
WELLS, FARGO 6 Co..
a. MU1L1GAN, Cashier.
c. Barnard'R pens lIaye been tried, and are
highly approved in this Office.
s. G. OGDEN,
Auditor o. s. Custom House, N. 7.
Having tried the Corrugated Pens by Barn
ard, I can recommend them Us excellent:
SAMUEL L. BREEsE,
Commandant Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
have no hesitation in saying Barnard's
Pens are decidedly the best have ever used.
s. c. HAY,
Agent q. S. Express Co., n. Z.
G. BARNARD, Manufacturer Of Corrugated
Metal Pen. John Street, C1erkenwell, London.
Depot tor supplying the United States and
the Canadas, liz West THenty-fourth street,
New York.
, 1863-05-30
HUNGARIAN sEED-1i bass prime at i.Go.
Al T-Itnuat..tif. Eiur firm nj Il ID dr1ifEtcd

ears. -
and frIn hut common mixed grades are dull and
heavy salcs were:-Ca7goes Of schrs. Illinois aud
Honest John, from Truesdelrs mills. Muskeson.
sthr Calcutta, from, Johnsons mills, Kalamazoo,
common mixed, at <1a 0o; cargo Of schr. Hiroude1,
from StoekbEidEc's mile. 3 strips, at $500.
EHINGLES-Market easer .Sa1es:-asS5O, COO prime
shaved Shingles, fron, Muskegou, At 1870; 5 oGo0
Sawed Shingles. from Ausde;on at S3Gl; 150,U0
Sawed Shil gl-e, from kalamazoo. at $500.