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Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CoCRr-EJore Hon 7aos.
o'''"'1aond.-On Tuesday the Court Was oc-
eul''eu with the case Of the Union Line Trans
E'>''se,on Company vs.. the Tugs Stu.ees and
Mec.~ 1an. and the Schooncrs Racer and Eagle
Wing us was case Of collision, which
occurred On tn Chicago River On tl,e a1st of
September, 1sel. I.::e tugs. II is al1ered ,verc
rac'rs and engaged in SUI Of trlanon1,-
tight Tor the right Of way, the Mcc1c1t,,
claiming the precedence aud the sturrrs A.
putting the validity Of the cl:im, in The corrso w.
Of Which they collided with steamer hc1onn
ing to the 11bellants. The Court held thet
Whatever may be tho rights Of the tugs int.y
Sc, yet they had no right as 10 third parties, to
10 ut rapid and reckless rate of speed
through crowded thoroughfarc like the Chi.
cago River. Decree for libellants.
Rac for Hbellaut; Walter & Dexter and
Uura e. Booth for respondents.
STATE Cornrs.-Judge ManierEe still re-
msirs i'll, and as q consequence, the Circuit
Court is not in session The Superior Court
adjourned last Saturday for the term, accord
ing to law. The May term will commence On
Monday.
T1r Horr MURDER CAsE-The Arguments
in this case will, It is expected, take place be-
fore the Supreme Court, full bench, at otta-
wn, OF 1oaday OF Tuesday next,
, 1863-04-30
MARINE LIST
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. %
Prep kenosha, Hewitt Bufaalo.
Bark &C L. Downing, Buffalo, $50 m lurnhcr fror,
Green Bay. AA"A1
Brig DanneE, McEllgott, Buffalo, s4o N lumber.
from Green Bay. 1''-N''sA'
Bsis Algo1nah: Scandlen, Green Bay, 15o m lumber
of'g y y Lewis swcailand, osweso, 100 brIs salt,
S Schr ElEa, Swensen. White River, GO m lumber.
Scnf zen, Hein, Nilknson'e Pier, IS eds wood.
oenF z dspehcer, Mullins, Muskeson, is m lumber,
sehr sshr AAgo kaeAsf Fish Greek 5000 cedar posts.
posts, 1c0r : tics. IS eds wood, e~'-"
oeoF SaonsF'and' ,ooa Thompson, St Joseph, IS eds
schs Dele Stevens. Wilklson, st Joseph, 50 eds
cedar posts, s Ot0 pickets. -'"S~
Scaf H1pe. Eggcrs, Two Rivers, $500 cedar posts.
oeof FosttF, Hansen, Muskeson, 10 N lumber,
sehr CnyahoSn, Roberts, oswego, 40 m lumber,
schr J B Chaplin, Cronby. Detroit 1ao =, 1,-,h.-
frora Ococto,
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A Rural Copperhend

One Abbott, the editor Of the Macomb iii, i,
Eagle, aud email vender Of rural treason. IL
abusing the City Hotel Of Chicago because he
was Kicked out fit The rustic martyr unon
late occasion came 10 this city and forgot to
lea'e his treason behind him, but brought it
to the City Hotel in the shape Of Corpcr.
head badge. The consequence was that he
suddenly found himself in the street. and he
ought not TO complain, but thank his stars
that he got of SO cheap1y. We do not know
What is the fashion at Macomb- loyalty or dis
4o5alty-but the former prevails here to . con-
siderable extent, as this country martyr has
1oohu. The same kicking out would hare
oceu.'ed ut any other hotel In the city, or in
any aeeent society here, to the latter Of which
Lle young man is evidently strnncer. His
coppcrhead badge may do very well in N,
comb, possibly, but this way it Is cnh,orn,,,
cal Of treason, and if he comes un herr .r,;a
with it he will very likely get kicked ont
again. AS for the abuse Of his two nennr
concern VIC suppose the City Hotcl can stand
II, and that jolly Dick somcrs will not lose
pound OF Ills fat. We advise the small rus,;c
Copreshead to stay at home in future and
preach his treasan to his pigs, though even in
that case lie might get kicked ont of the pen.
, 1863-04-30

WEDNESDAY EVENING, april %, 1865.
Inc market Tor Dry Goods is more active, and
prices are without material change. Staple Cot.
Ion eooos IN the Eastcrn markets arc steady, aud
Inc 1oooeFs are about run ont Of desirable quali-
t'es' while commission houses demand higher ds-
ures' Here we lower our quotations On Fine
shittiDgs, Cotton Cassinercs, Deulms Corset
Jeans, Ileks, and cambrics. Prints arc steady.
Heavy sheetings are firm; but 1t must DO recoI-
lected by onr readers that Chicago merchants are
Low selling at lower prices than those asked byt the
1obbe7s and dealers In New York. Business hero
l. unusually brisk, and merchants from the inte-
fiof never showed more disposition to purchase
heavily than at present.
me following are the current quotations In this
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At st. Louis. On the a7th, Hungarian seed was
sold at $1e5G1.50. At Detroit on the aSth, clover
was in moderate demand at si7sc15.oo, and Timo.
thy was nominal and dull at Se0o. At Buffalo on
the eth, Timothy was in good demand at s., ,6ax
@1*fb, Clover nominal at S4.15, and Flax at ME-
G4 90. At Pittsburgh on the 9th, Clover Seed
was cold at $3.50, and Timothy at $4,000. IS at
Philadelphia, on the eth, 1oo bu Clover was sold
ut s5s5g35so. at Baltimore Oh tho eoth, Glover
was nominal at s5.s5 5Ga1&f, Timothy 81 0cae.5o
and Flax at 50. 3.s61315,
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iAoeAAaATioS or
WnEnEAs. The: l~~. LUZ MAYOR
Day Of Ap s,asn sst snd, Of ts Und st,tss M
lie tie1; fss,r 4staut, a. tay Of nstionai hnma
e's ~ =. :: aud prayer: Now, therefore, Frau
-, , ;er.an, Mayor Of the city of clllca-o. do
III that day from, their ordinary Iabors npd bnsi.
res asoeations. and repairing to their respective
Places Of Worship q ii thcif homes, unita In Oh
as National Fast Day. +. G. SHERMAN.
CHICAGO, april Is, 1868. Mayor.
In pursuance Of the Proclamation Of the
President, today LAS been set apart rs :. dny
OF national prayer and humiliation, aud
throughout loyal States the people will gather
together in the places Of Divine Whorship. ia
appeal to the Most High for the forgiveness Of
hatlona1 sins and for tho s1ccess of tue NJ
tional arms against Infamous traitors At tbe
South, and the speedy overthrow of still more
infamous traitors at the North; for contln.
nancc OF health and safety to ovr brave broth.
ers IN the field, md The restoration Of all sick
and wounded in the hospitals; forthc destrnc-
ton Of the rebel hordes, hip and th,eh, and
the triumph Of the glorious~ old far in the
hands Of Hooker, Rosecrans, Grant, Foster.
Hunter, and all generals who believe in thu
facredness Of their cause enaueh tn f,pbt
for it. 70'
1he DAY Will be very generally observed in
1his city by all classes except the disloya1
business men, have resolved to rcsfrn their
asoeations for one dny. The ever loyal Board
Of Trade will be closed the entire day, The
banks will also be closed. The Post Odlce
viii be kept open from to 10 a. m-, and from
frnm tn m n, ona f-o,, q 49, ~.
,,nsiness hours at Tho Te,eorsn,, oa,oa -,y ~
oue1Dss Aeu4e ~ NV Ae1es4.pn oinee "la DC
from to 10 n. H., and from to Gp. IN.
The rc1;,ious ser1iccs of N. ao., ;,1
f,i1ows. ''~@7 - '4' o'' VII VI 's
1H34S HALL.
80. ~ 1os aniteu PRAYER IN behalf Of our SOL
hnIi ~ n-Eou tnGi1 spiritual wants will be
tha sns,ia M at tnIec O'clock p m. under
Men Christian Assncia3;on a9e ~ u INC ionns
ing speakcrs aro expected tn aidrss. b ~
Letters Of deep interest from Hrie con Fa;t
several claplains will be read. ali Who have The tie
wcale o. our brave soldiers at heart are earnest
Z invited to aitcld: PASTORS of the different
Sorn "ss occups!seats on tho plat
CLARK STREET u. E. CHURCH
f,br-, .;1i 80 - Gnae allo Catk Sttcet n. E.
ces at the Clark Street Church Ad1nsses ,yii H.,
made By Rev. r. L. Collier, Rev. Dr. Eddy and
Hon Grant Goodrich. Services will com;ncnec at
halfpaEt 10 o'clock, q. N.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Plymouth Church. corner Third avenue and Van
Buren, street, Rev.J. i. Shepherd, pastor Seryi-
ane -salloA sAope.
HARAEH HAvESUE-BAP11sT.
Religious service at the Wabash Arenre Ro,+;st
Church, corner Of abash Ayenue and iii, sreat
lloyd.
A number nftbc Cbu-cho. ,f I'M xo..h D...
viii unite in hnIin" annvonr.tc Fst Ia pas1aon
ia The morninr' at t6e Knifh Ireshr4au:y %
at 10H O'Clock. ard in the eTe ninr Il the s1,i
eter Presbyterian Church, ut * o'clock. All an
'n'i'eu ~ a'teao.
ST. AssoAE1us.
D1v;on aervic. ,,if, h. ho,s G. .
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,ct;ua i 1.-THE market is steady and moderately
saies too out Inferior grades are dull at i5Tlsc>
e3s and brls good at alc. o>e AZ" JAS a. &c
SGGARS-OuF msrEat I.
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Runn1o Grain markct-aprtl %.

Ehcat-Reccipts e63, III bushels. Tho msrket
9niet; with i, but ltttlc doing. Sales yesterday
bu milwaukee, Club on private term, and D. e n.
l10oo ou Milwaukee at 81 Is; and 12,oO bu Port
Washington at 81 s5: closing with better inquiry.
quiet. Sales yesterday a. 1000 bu IN ints D ~
&C baeged. and III bn old western mixed At sc:
snd e.. aooo ha at esgGac. closing Tery quiet.
ual-.Keecipts 8. 100 bushels: buyers aud sellers
9pa1t: tsG69c offered, and S0c asked. No sales.
Ba.ley-1hc market very steady, with light stocks
and no receipts. Qnoted noninally at $1,i5 for
western; 81 ds for State and $50 for Canada RE
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New York Butter marEo,.,.,,

new fork Butter markct-4aprI1 25.
The receipts OF new butter from New Tori. stota
have not been az large the past week, but notWth-
stanulng this prices have declined. Old is aboat
Western Reserve will probably open at about ism
lse II ~ 5slIoW ard even eolor, but advise ship
pets not 70 forward any Light colored butter from
ONLY sell At low fcrrca ' s4" ~
, 1863-04-30

Ae<@SH
The receipts of Prolucc to-day embraced &; n !
brls -four, s7l6 bu whcat, H. s69 bu com. as All hn
oats, 1.6ss bu Eye, and 6i3 bu barley.
The shipnents By Lake during the samo ner1od
embrace 3,32' brls -four 49, $50 bu wheat s35 $50 bu
corn, 10, Go bu oata, and 1850 bu rye.
The steamer City cf -yeso FORK, with Ltverpoo,
adviccs to the 18th Inst, was tclegraphed this
morning reporting Flour dull and Cd lower;
Wheat steady; Corn firm and unchanged; Pork
easier; Bacon active at irregular prices; Lard
tending downwa,da.
This uewa, along with the unsettled state Of the
market, and the favorable reports from General
Booker's army, shook the confidence Of mere spec
ulatcrs in produce and the general markets opened
dull, and everything except corn suffered de-.
cline.
The demand for Wheat By shippers was triffne.
and the market suffered further decline of 1c "a
bu-with ealcs Of No. Q Red at 81 1901. ri; Amber
Iowa, sl.eo; No Spring, sl.t7@1.173; No 9
Spring, 9icDs1.02; and Rejected Spring, at snns,c
the market closing dull and neglected.
The Flour market was less active to- -tay, and the
feeling was dali and heavy all -ound-with sales of
only about 1870 brls, at s49cl l600 fn- low GRADES
to choice spring extras; 4soat75 -. winter al.
pcrs; and s4eCG14.a5 for good to psinc spriue an.
peTs.
Inc aemano 1oF Com by sh'pperswas active, and
VIC nose IN ADVANCE ot nc per oushel-sith sales
u aoou' e'o"'po pus0eis, at ba3c Tor River White
,m1aeo aaoa' s57sc 1or Rl7er ielowf. 0. b.; 1aAc
LUZ Lanai neu a'3eo aaoat 6oHc for Canal Mixed
10 D.; 4saz4s'se iof Mixed Corn in store; and 45H
saaoe ios he]eesea corn IN store. The bulk Of the
saee were az 9osc los good receipts Mixed Corn in
1a'otltc houses anu as1esc lot short rccclpts-at
"h'cn nsoIes Inc nafket eloRed drm.
oate .oneteu oeenne OF fally 1c per bushel-
'ne iua'Ae. pelns sEshuy " panicy' at tho Close
opening Win sales OF ireRh receipts No. in favor
lte houses ar 59c, amt closing With sales at 57Ko
5s1sc 1or short to good receipts. Rejected Data
opened at 65c in store, but closed at h5c
The demand for Rye WIS quite limited, and the
eales light at fa177a4c for No l, aud G7c for Re.
1cctcd in store. Barley was quiet, with but light
sales at s1.e5 for prime. Common grades arc dun
ard very Glow Of sale. There was more active in.
qutry ior Afsh"lnes, and NC note sales of 55Obr1
at 39c. Hungarian Grass Seed shows u decline or
2cas5c y bnshel-good qualities selling to.daya at
S1-W@1e6. Clover Seed is neglected and finl1
Timothy Seed is also dull, with light s.es Of nrro
at $l.g0. Flax Seed is in fair demand ,t q -see
$50.
r,a 1-,,;,,,,, ,,..,.o4
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TRF IT IT ALL MEASs.-H any Of our
readers hare been troubled to make light and
uniform biscuit, it is more than probable they
do not use DeLand 4 Co.'s Chemical Saleratus.
It is puro article, MT detrimental to
health, and sure in its effects. Try it by all
means.
, 1863-04-30

Canal Frefghts at Buffalo.
Tue Buffalo Adserfistr Of the eth eays: nTwo
loads Of corn were engaged for New York on Sat
urday ut 16c." Tie Express Of the asth SAWS.
"Grain ftcfchts nominal at 1ec for wheat and 1ec
for corn to Ncw York;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April y, 1868,
me money market is steady, with very little "a,
ration since our last report Currency is In fnll
eupply, and bankers seem to be fully able to meet
al Inc legitimate wants Of customers,
nc demand for New York exchange continues
apoat equal to the supply, and as ret VIC have no
change IN rates to notice. Quotations pa1ak
o"5'ne current selling rate, With single cxcep.
tien, Y premium. ~1eol''
Ffasate dispatches made the rate Of gold in Wall
ftreef, 1a9S, 150H91b0, closing at l5ok. The
statement that there was rapid rise in all street
-altef tne board-1n our }sst Issue, was mistake
resulting from wrong reading OF the dispatch bv
the person who garc II to us. Hero the price for
to-cay was cutie Uniform at 14a51f50, Pcrhaps
lazy would cover the most Of the purchases,
Silver 1SsGb140. Indiana State Bank and Ken
trck5 ZOE. Canada 145. Very few, If any, Of tho
hanks will pay premium for New Trcasuryuotcs
They sell at y premium.
CHICAGO AID NORTHWEST coxr4sr.
Cost Of Tosa and extension TO Feb. Is $40 3a7 osc
rreiefIsa flst mortgage. $l,a50,0Ol
seTtat inieTset hest hoajs %15fseSe to FsS <, ss
Minor e1tensien mortgages. s9,Sn S.1o
Sha,e sss, espitsl to cate: ::::... s,ois7ss
1.a paid ont from nc! income -sla1s5,saa6
Tcnmonths tratilc 10 Feb l. 1855 %';is si
Asaihet u mouths in 1861. III :'Gs
Increase. .--..-................, ,s1s9 as9
As the low-pr:ccd shares Of this road arc now
attracting good deal Of attention, we have com.
piled the foregoing figures from the latest otc,a1
report, Within ous reach. The regular annual re-
port, embracsng1a months Of the aac41 yca, end.
ing 31s uls., has not yet been published in pamp,,-
T. In 3farc ri
, 1863-04-30

- IT CANAL CONVENTIONAL meeting Of
all the committees will take plaza at the Mer-
cantile Association rooms at l-2 o'clock this
evening. Apnnctual attendance is requested,
as important business will be brought before
the meeting.
, 1863-04-30

Ioledo Grain mnrket-4April rs.
Received. 10 47G bn wheat. ~ 6ao hn ron * nm
bn oats. Wheat-Sales sac bu Eo. / Red NJ
S1:as 2,5e0 bn Michigan Rcd at $1.d0, ytstefday:
l,ee. bu No. White at S1.4o Corn:sales j. .31o
nu NO. Corn at Sc. Obts-SaIes 25n) hu nj G1r
, 1863-04-30

y cruel eyetem Of black lawa at variance with
thc progress Of the ase: you arc now Offered an
III with the brave and p4trlotic heroes ,So arc
now ashtfng to maintain the Government rc-cstab-
litb tht freedom OF their country and extend iii.
c'y ar' political equality "to all the inhabIt,nts
Jony JOKES,
T. P1ArT,
u. STAEIET, ! Cono,yttan
q. BRAproRD, -1s~'
MARCUS L. LEWIS,
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Ubifa9o Gritnl1e.
THURSDAY. APRIL 80, 1868.
THE CITY.

= B The Custom House Will be open TO-
day CThursdny) from to 10 n. H., for the
transaction Of general business, md from 81
4 p. H. for issuing Of clcarances, u
, 1863-04-30

lluHD PHILHARMONIC MATINEE. third
fhllhafmonic matinee, with full orchestra,
eakcs place at Bryan Hall on Saturday after
noon. The following programme will be per-
formed;
, 1863-04-30

Auot0tf HUH0I0 ST1NdIo,
Intelligence was received here this morning ttst
Inc bn1talo "archouscmcn have again combined,
ana me result is, that tho rate for cleyatfng aud
hshdhng grain is advanced 10 1c per bushel-the
sane as !ast eeason-the vessel to pay 4c, and the
owner OF the grain &c per bushel. It DOES seem
apparent that New Fork Is determined, one gay
aud another, to compel tue West to seek some
other outlet to the ocean than the Erie cansl Not
content with Fobb1ng Us By e1horbttant cau,l
tolls and unreasonable and outrageous attempts
, 1863-04-30

81. Louis Provision Marker-AprI1 2 8,
Market d1ll for all descriptions. A lot M a noo
C eoentr{ pork house shoulders in dy salt, was sod
has g. ioose, and 3hc packed. and casks country
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Il + Jeese Anderson. Lawler, Bay city, 1soo hi.

scfr Jesse Anderson. Law1es, Bay City, 1,soo b,1s
schr Adds, Coa,s. Buiao Is i, intahrr la%peE I'm
glce,, 15o brls 'our. from Ealasnazoos '"A
sehF ikndlnEton 1eo Badalo, la5 In lumber, from
sehr - B.eese6, e MHsFsddcn, Buea!o, 10 Number,
sehr Al5lses.sn, Toby Day City, 100 b.ls slit.
eeas srd a. In"e,ne' on anderson Wilsinsons Pier,
sshr 1:lbs. Thompson: Lincoln, os m lumber.
schr Ae":soland. Euzke, MusIegon. Is IN lumber.
0'ns Gror froI G Sn9, caanalsF Buffalo, 200 m lumber,
seh1 Queen s ot the West, sarsenton, Nenomiucc,
sshE sshE Seo SeoP Fosfs setIf nasas 1rs
lnmber. 1>A' ~'A1' 1'' IL
sehF y ~ Hc5sE I 3s,E woo'op Ba, Cit, 1so lumber
sehr ,Hs s1 v1,ss Clark, Buffalo, sas lumber from
scoW e Butts. Naylos, Detroit, 1oo n lumber
10 n shingles. A'>~-'s4'
= Eark Fcntanellc, Merton. Buf1a,o, 1s,s bu corn.
Ralk 1aalaha. Humphrey Buffalo, 5000 bu whest.
fatk Mary Van Jane, Mcdonnell, Kingston, 100 b.
Bark Southampton, s, NcKnts Port colbornc rs
Bark Maitland 9Isal. Mckinley, Port coloorne 17soobu
Brig northumberland, Milton, Kingston, 1915 bu
scar y e Ford. Shaw, kingston 10ao bu wheat.
scnF psl1s a. Joyce Prescott, l50 bu corr,
sehr White l,. sqnall, Lombard, oswego, scao brls
sehr Gross. Morgan, oswego, Il, ,9aa3 bu corn.
Sehr LiEe t4nkee: Crane, Osweso, Il 400 bu wheat.
Schr Milan, Roe, Buffalo, II 1000 bu corn.
Scnf onward Tracy. Buffalo, 1000 bu corn,
seAft Walker, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 19,5o1 bu
corn. -e'e01 ~"
schr Hamilton, Stewart, ButEalo, 1o,0oo bu wheat.
sehr Miami, Pennington, Buffalo, Ii, rs bu corn.
oehf ESeliue Bates, Peterson, Buffalo, 1900 ba
sehf Correspondent, Jefterey, Buffalo, 14,oso bn
Schr D Martin, Galliean Buffalo, Il $50 bu com
SchE arEo. kahler, Buffalo.
sehF l. Sheppard, Bucker. Cleveland, 14oco bu
sehr Joe Villas, Clark. Two Rivers.
sehrG North. Monroe, St Joseph.
Srhr Erie, Larson, Manisowoc,
Schr 4ueen OF the West, Largenton Ncuominee.
Schr Hel'goand. Burke, MuskeEon
Schr Anna Thorine, Anderson, Nilkirsop's Pier.
Schr Norway. Sherman, Wolf River.
Schr t;eo Foster, Hansen, Muskes-ou.
Schr Emma. Enhrecht, Muskeyon,
Schr sutherland, Thompson. st Josen1.
Scht Hope, Egsesr, Two Rivers.
Schr Gem, Helm. Wi;kinson.s Pier
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Cedar River
Schs y Spencer, Mullins, Duck Lake.
Schr E!sa. Swensen, White River
schr tfshhaWk, Hansen. Racine Point,
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...- AVE-" 1chh. april ~, 1863.
GoToS-Quiet at 66G67c for middlin, uplaods
f1nrR-Lees active and &c lower a6'TIf6 *
lGr extra state; Ss05I'.l5 for common to GOOD
ssanpn y Fl ln brands extra ronad hoop Ohio; $7s51
s9M1tor trace brands. Market closing heavy.
1.c(p htls in bond at &C. ~ '-4e ''eo1os
GRA5S-Nheas drll and prices are entirely NOM
aa1 Ha sofn quite firm. closed duu and dropping at
WooI-Quict and unchanged.
i'EoFIs!oSs-Pork dull and unchanged. R,con
s,6es slightly favor BUYERS 140 caeks rough sfdes
9HW10Ac. ''o" "e''y a.
, 1863-04-30

Pittsburgh oil MnrIxet-aprll rs.
Crude oil is firm at 16c i'll barrels, and asl6t1oc in
bulS Some dealers are withdrawing their stock.
anticipating highcrp prices. Refined is 1lrm at sa6n
90c in bond, and 3oSl4cc duty na;d.
, 1863-04-30

Sales Of 6o0 Nezicans at sc; 1,to0 Sandwich
lsiand on private terms: 1850 western and New
VsttaHs afT at a0Ga2sc; 145 bales Calcutta Buffalo
at 1sG sG19c, cash and mos; and Is bales COW on
private tclma.
, 1863-04-30

PgIsos4L.-Capt. G. B. Wilson, late of thc
11sth Illinois, now Of the Typographical En-
: gineers, is at present in this city. lie 1eayes
this evening, having been ordered to report
to Gen. Roseerans, 10 take charge Of the To-
biographical corps Of that Department. Capt.
Wilson left here as a private in the 113th bnt
has risen rapidly, as his shoulder straps. wor.
thily worn, aud the above order Indicate.
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Go Rs1!.,

no RENT-Dwellings in the bI,ck
@. Fin street corner Of Cla-k. from Nav nr,t
1nsa WIN path roona and all moterr Inli,rnr-.
Hen,s also one Ter eneus Worth Lstai4 .irert IL
IrrH npriHy 70 I. - oLMsfED 4 co, corner Lake ar.f
--.- -.'SS.S. npsttft:36s
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SeV York Stock and Money Market.
by Te'essaph.l New YonK, April %. 1861.
STOcKs16eond Rodrd-Ar. Letf..r md .at;=,

.1lUSEf-Eds1tt and unchanged.
Sterling exchange dull and nominal at 18an165,
Gold opening at 90, declined to 70, advancing to
5oA, and closing quiet At 60AG150H.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
us.6s 81, COUP .1061H 80 Trcas Notes, .1O5s
, 1863-04-30

Fnst Day.
In pursuance Of the Proclamation Of President
Lincoln, there will be no meeting On Change to
MORROW (H1th1
, 1863-04-30

EtlKGHtM MILL FUNEHASH"
of Chicago, has boughtt' - -. Wilson,
steam mill property = ~ nanm q magnify
+lc yI,w IN t1,e At Fairfield, Iowa, with
-u;,, ND 80. establishment Of sorghum
lar refinery.
, 1863-04-30

VESSELS PASSED DETRnrT
(special Dt.n,tch n the cb,ca,o T.,t,a,
| Drr,o,r ~, oo -ce,
| rr-Barl Dohh;na br;c cornr,ore. ~. .,.s,.
| man. " 1-''
| DowS-Dark Sexhcr,v a.h,a r,rp.,,..;.,,.
Scott. Drake. Pau1ipc antono wo,.o.;. D.,
| --- eA'' 0'eAA
s0 There is no marine news Of auy conse-
q1enee transpising At this port Our harbor is a1-
most clear OF shpPing-thc grain lcct nearly a1t
having taken their departure except g few vessels
which arc wind bound.
r. We learn that Captain Prind,r,e a ws,1
Hno"h Lake Captain, and till lately managing
agent Of the tugs belonging to sturges s Co., has
conght IN interest In the scr. Ellen Williams, for
metly owned BY the Peshtiso Lnmbcrin: Company,
He iItends running her in the grain trade the com.
ing scason, under his Own command.
~ Captain Kline, late Of the schooner $. @.
Andrews. died rather unexpectedly on the asd
inst, While on Lake Michigan.
tE7~ The propeller B. F. Wade. of thc -b;cseo
and sasuia Line, is to be taken 10 the ,]rv.1or. =,
Detroit. IN order tn haze hcr ,vh.o, ,s1..s ~
.-1- -. w. ~ A1''s ~ "uee' tepa1lea-
~ Numerous complaints have been made by
parties interested in tue Saginaw trade that th,,
entrance at the ,nonth of tho r;ror ha. rat 49,
,,o,e,,. st.,o5 ~. 49, -. LIS not oeeh
properly sta6ea OUT, rs formerly.
Y 4 Detroit paper says that the brir Fannv
Gardner grain loaded. which 1.f n, r,,c. ,.s.;
t,a ,oat ~ t,,a 49, ~ ~ e-Aeoso WIN
1He " tne Aest's a11!'eu IN tne river st CuiF
aud. when last heard FROM 1ay at ST. Clair di.abI.
from her certre-board being jammcd, This yesse1
" ~se o.t'is A'e ali onc' Which Left
Lake Michigan with the recent downward aeet
sE- The following, vessels arrived at Bufra}o nm
The 9Th. from this nnr4. PRONG cs1,,a .r.-s. W
."e ~''"f '"oAA AIAs posA. IioPs dalena MeEthant
, 1863-04-30

~ NERVOUS DISEASES AND pnvs,c,r nvc,,,-
I1S. arisEi,g from Specific causes, in both Sexes
new and reliable, treatment, in Reports Of The
howard Association-eent In sealed letter cuyeI.
Hcughton. Howard Association, No. South Ninth
ElIEet. f0llAGelpu1a. IA,