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, 1864-05-08

,foTIox--1nn Nh ena e loEer; Sales e ss3s!e for
FIoUE-stste md Ne4teFn Is dull, unsettled md II
se1:o lower eslts It xto27eo for extra round hoop
puies. -. '.
Nuisx1-K1cittd and decidedly higher. Sales 1t
$1NR173 for ste and Western
GHAIx-Wheat-Lower duu aad nominal; ss1es 1t
1LeNalfs for Chicago EpflnE aul Milwaukee Csub; ;
eseady; sslss II q % for old mixed Wetsrnpa.t TO
1r1Fe on No1eay, ustszopcncd quito nfm Aad
clo&cd heavy ut a1aStc for Testetn.
.6hoCxEIx4-cofes Gull snd pslcea non1tnaI1r un-
changed. Observation-Disclosures 1t;sQt7c New
tafse8 dull. '
011s Petroleum tLm Crude nc. and - nrls T..
uned In bond at tas957c.
WooL-Quies n d 01m. ..
PkcT1sIoxs-potk very dull, and PRICES rule fAyu;-
able 10 ouycf1, with aa1e1 at SlI5 for tor
old GO =: txs.JS Tor ndH do 4es&dae173 foF old ant
stdca duh and oaanst lAzt dull and 1ownr n l3if3
lAEc- Buttar lfss 0tm 1t 254ase for comtnon .
MItne Ohio, and 3jt2G8c for sia&C. ;
, 1864-05-08
Illinois und a1fchfgRu Canal

IBptEld1 Df8p1&th % the EMt4R6 1ff6Hd8J
RR1paKro11, H., Nay I, 1881
CLRA1KD-EoLe.
An11vKD-Gold Eagle, lasa1le, 41on hn wheat,
Wasp, Latalle, u bhs nour, 6.oco ns tobacco Lady
Franklin, AthcrA dimension Stone: Inves.isa-
tor, Athens, 50 ydsrucb1e stone; LOOMS. Athens
atyts dlmcntiou stone Conveyance, DesplAtnes yda
dimension 70 yds rubble Gtone: Ditgo. Joliet ids rub
bic atone - coopexs ware; Blrrh4, Prison Is
ydt subble stonos Cushusn, Lssalle 75oo bu wheat,
59S bbls pork Danube, 0ttawA, so0 bu oats 100 bts
Hour: John Morrison, LasAlle, III tons coal.
LATER.
CLEAREo-Badger State. Lasalle, 10 hbls salt, <S-
800 shingles otlawa. Lasa11e. 1lo.8 lumber 30
shtnsles: Preston, Morris, = 80 lumber. zscoo
shingles y kegs nails Terror, Lasat 2o hhls sslt
1tao pests, 81 cords bark, Clyde, Ottswa 5000 ID
Der. 90 posts: Orator, Lasaile, lls,so lumber;
Sorthsup, Prison Clsfet, 1asa1le. 100 lumber; g
LooLis, Athena.
, 1864-05-08

FEW YonK, Mar T.-PriFate let:ofu from Chatta-
uoog4 atHrn positively that Gen. Sncrman's arnT
would move On the I'd Inst His force is large aad
P1irate letters from Balls Gap, Tenn, OF The
9Th ult, announces the destructaon Of tue Esst
Tennessee and Virgins Rallsoad distance Of d.
tcen miles between Lick C1ceE md G1eeuyille,
o1's command. Every bridge and Esilroad Tie in
The whole extent OF fifteen miles was burned. The
rails were bent and let IN such condition Inst Ii
left Bnle Gap on the a4th to dest1oy The Faii-o.d
over the NaiauRa River, f1v-four mics d'sta,t
from the Gap; h. urs torees hsn d3hs during ths
N movement with body q tho enenlr under Mnt.
return our troops burned ali the b1.d1es aud torc
up the entire track at al points within thelr reach.
, 1864-05-08

Fatal Railroad AccIdeut.-{;ueriIlcs
Routetls

Iou1syn1x, ky., May T.-Thf 4gurna.Aas re-
ceived the particulars OF the aecie1t on lie Leats-
vile and Nashville Railroad On Thuraday 7nornirg,
nesF the southT unnel, IN the vicinity Of Galatt1
The construction train left Nashville early Thu1s.
downward uafn from Louisville. containiug the
10Th Indiana eavalry. Boih1oconotlTes wers cou-
pletcty destroyed, thirteen roldiess killed end
Eighty y-eevcn wounded, tew tat4l!y.
Mo11arfeld, ky-, .adyiees says thst Captain
Brown. conmandiug k4uad OF Union cara'ey,
overlook Bennstt's EueTitlas attempting to ctoss
Gfeea 1iScr, made charge On them. killing Capt.
Cook, notorious guerilla, md cspturlnK ten
hoyses and several ehot guns.
No xews from the front.
, 1864-05-08

q .
SENATE.
AT 1:e0 O'Clock, On motion OF NJ. WILSON, ths
Senate weut Into executive eesAfon.
The PRESIDENT Fro tesa. presented the re8t:.-
nation OF the Rev. ByTun Sunderi3nd - Chaplain,
ST. RAMSEY, Of Mlnu., introduced q biii ms
king m additional grant os land to aid In con
tween Big Stone 1akn and the mouth Of the Sioux
Nocd River. Referred TO the Committee On fnb-
lie Lands. . -,
ate at 1870 O'Clock went into executive sessiou,
and continued thtTtta until 4:t5.
On the re.openIug at the doors, resolution Of
Nj. Hale, calling upon tho Secretary OF the Nary
tor copy Of the record Of tha Walker court m4l:
tAl. Waa adopted, =. ~. ~ >.
The Sonata thaI adjourned. =, :
, 1864-05-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Military and Conversational Matters.

I
WAsn1seTox, May :, 1851.
9en. EcuoS's nomination as Major Geuat.L au
touuetd In these dispatches yrate:tay, wxs made
to tic Senate today, which 1t o.cs cond, md hi.
.witsont 4he usual re:esercs to the committee,
Ger. cauhs stared West hT the afternoons srsin,
haztpx becn assigned 10 The command Of The mill.
taiF department. embracing all TIM Trans Missfs
sippi safes, except h.nsas ead Missouri. It Ia
expected that the ss1.ve. Of Cen Csnby will nut
section,
Gems. ingalls,. Alien, Turner, and Ruezcs, Of the
Quaffefmasters' Department, were cpndrued By
the Senate te-47y. ALSO, A. Bennett, Of Kaas7s,
k1e1spco 1cdian Agent: Chaa. K. Wells, Postmas-
ter. AisWsufee: D. T. Smith, Of Minnesota, aud
E. P. Fry, Tax Commissioners 10. TENNESSEE.
,.at Wasaisoros. aI. Aay IA recently passed law
aKes tsp T. th fos tee settlement the 1near.
app.optiates $4,000 for agricutnral improve 11eats
to enaele fEe1n TO become seltsustaIn1ug,
r,3s, %ee iTss.ae1t s has t9ss sppolnted Bc Gsa
and ordered him to the esn1nsnd Of III thc troops
wet Of the 3tssiaslppi river.
No Information has been received relative to the
Fostest, and the murder Of tSe CARLSON. Itis Be-
Htyed to be a cansrd.
The story fshe second defeat Of Gen. Banks's
:, |. y stated TINT he count Of ths House ehoxs
10 his seat. '
Rspors nom Dalton. Ga, tt,ta that there are
only Sa,N0 rebels there, and Johnaton was ze.c-
The Ordnance Department has contracted for the
delivering Of snocp sets Of infantry aeeoukEemeut%
Itoer 10 be delivered 1t New York co1t $:.C}1
s.C1t and thoee At st. Louis $3.50 Psc SET
Since permission was esven 70 eotdiers 10 the
regular teryec who re-enis.t to select any sta =
which they my choase to be credited as part Q:
qeo'a and TO receive Its bouaty, h:ge qnmbess
hare been seenred by agents OF New Easlsnd
eiftea. Boston h2s obtained over LOO Men- Lssss
IuttlnF agents. -.
Major .Geacls,s French End Keycs have been
mn:ts1ed ont Of the volunteer service By order OF
the Precedent.
Az The down train from Brandy Station wis on
the way down this morning, about 1hrce tn0e= this
eide Of Bull Run, 1t was nred into BY g0eral1as
concealed In tho woods. 4 vollej Was retacacd By
the guard On the t1diu.
attendanne Of la1es and En- at speaker Col.
sax'e reside nee tonight, = being the s1scs;on q
4 presentation to him hy has 1udlsnA E1e1os Of
Eottly eeYYfce Of ss1Fff.
, 1864-05-08
From Fortress Monroe.

Foa1a1ss Moxsox, May 7.-ross Royal papers Of
The 6sh xtats that F1otida Georxla and South Caro-
lina sro nearly depletet ct rebel troope who haye
Adnilu DAhlarcn bad alrIved 1t Hilton Head.
4 torpedo WA discovered in St. Johns River. On
the Sd, With a dead negro 1ttached to It. -
1.th nlt. The women collected In 4 body, with
a11ua and marched tho st1cets In procession, de-
riding bread OF blood. They seized food where
, 1864-05-08

FInpp-Mdre ack1ye--
GRAH-Wheat duu, unsettled and inactive; buytf8
eeleE1 vide ApAr. Corn In faif request: sales no
1neW u s11s; Noe rev It 31l4. Qats nsnez II aDxo
for Canaaa. md &c Ion Western Other Erains sa1ee
CAN'T. FH11ouf1-Lowcr to View York: whe1t Is;
CAxAE ExrorTs-E1aur, none: wafas II, 80 bu:
corn. f3V0 bu bailey. ~. .ks1 bu.
rDrn Jpd r1&. -
, 1864-05-08

:, Now York Money htnrHcs-1dE~ !.
Money EASY and Quiet ate3' = tenr.
Sterling exchange lowcr anu dull 1t 1a7&lss for cur
xEocy Aud nfzk Cl1es bills. = =.
0elo q. optntnk Il q AID eloelrE qulet 1t nv
TctaI exports ofs r1o to-dsy, : ,1s1,f:l
Government ttocks quiet. q. g. es 81, coupons
11SA0115X; t1s couv 1os3ls5x; I eH Oct. and april
, 1864-05-08

= fF1oux-CncLapEed.s scasce aud in good demand.
.G1Alx-Wh heat lower. winter rtd 1ndtnn2 $LEx.
To Com In the market, held 1t Il = to arrirf- Oa
F11,anrr-Ioxer. wheat lec to Eev York Lata
tmport1 i7coo bu Whs,ts RGop hu osts. Csaal q.
pcIts, 1Eo COO bu wheat; 9ieC1 bn peas.
, 1864-05-08

MOTHS GENERATE IN YOUR
AyA FuhG.-To avc4d Norua n the house sso4
your
FUfB for 8n1e-keeDfuv
, 1864-05-08

LGP0E3M OlEpAEEa 10 Inc NhtcA2u Tribunal
KEsoaHA, Wis, May Z, 1864.
a large and enthusiast.c WIZ meeting was hetI
at simmons' Hall last evening. Stirring aopea1s
were made BY Col. Eutnck, OF Milwaukee, Judge
Nogg1e and others. somo $3.50 was offered a
bounty for the one hundred days recruits, and be-
fore the meeting closed quite number aigned
thefr names to the enlistment rolls Of the "Keuo-
Eha County Guaraa." The excitement has but
5ustcommeueed In this section. A couuty war
mass meeting is called to meet In this city On Mon
day next, when 1t is expected that the comuauy
now being organized WI: be n!led to at least to the
minimum number. Tue enthusiastic war feeling
Of The people Is wa1ming up. The marshaling oi
the grand armies Of the Republic for the great c,m.
paign Just opening ss up the spirit OF the nation,
and bzinEs out tha. latent patriotism that eyeF
ssnnds ready to answer any and cre.y cal tie hon.
may demand for the protection Of all We hold u.
cred snd love.
Especial Dispatch to the ChIca:o Tnbune.l
... M1wAuaEE. May 7, 1851.
Pursuant to resolution pissed BY tie Eoard OF
Trade At noon to-day, 1at9e nrab:r Of citizens,
comprising tic most wealthy and influential rcr-
ctants Of orr city, assembled At TIC Cuaaher Of
Commerce this evening, foT the put pose ot taking
into consideration the question Of rals'ez 100 day
men. from this city. Jackson Had ey, Ise.. was
ehosen Chaiiraa, aud Georse GodE<ey, Esq., Sec
ret2ry.
Earnest and eloquent speeches wrre made by
Hon. Levi Hubbe.! ED Others, In tho midst Of
which proceedings. late dispatches werc re.i, AZ.
nouneins the satisfactory result Of the the, d..3
aght between Meade. aud Loe, which ueYJi7-
creased the enthusiasm Of the rueattuy.
Resolutions were adopted rctruesf;n. tho me--
chants and busnes. men OF the city to al1oa their
clerks to enlist, aud rccciyc theis situations on
their IctUi1 from the dcld.
RRea un rpH ntrfi
, 1864-05-08

1sttc181 D1ESake1 10 kus 1t1caXo IF1buaEsI
PT1rsnu0H, May 7, lE13.
AAsket quiet. Prices dim. Crude, bu'k. zix, YAK
sud s with hf1s e1les arce. but sle dlspo.;tIon
optfatn In Rkhnod. Tna ultereu~o betxeen BUYERS
md sellers two and three cents. Arrivals saall.
ElYer In GOOD bo3ting order
, 1864-05-08

viii mr~r Ht1t
ma$SlM-xk7
, 1864-05-08

in jan. .N'A' "eA0 p1s
The Eetefs were mixing demons, ,rations At
sfsreeton. bat had hesn shellcd oct By our gun
, 1864-05-08

CHcH1sA41,MaS 1.-Tha building On yiaa street,
between Fourth ab. Fifth. known aa tho Palace
Garden, was destroyed y nre this morning.
Among shpee drafted in the second ward yester-
dry, arc B. Buchanan Rsad, 2. B. Hlmpson, and z,
Henderson, editors Of the Ct1anere&1l-~ Tha drats
in the third ward takes placo On Nond&Y.., ~:
, 1864-05-08
The a aid ON, the Baltimore ond
0hf0 Exnflr0ad

BALTuoRE, May 1.-THE special disp,tche, I, II,
New York and other paper, about the Isle ra,d At
Piedmont, West Vfreinfa- a,e greatly exa :g2rat,;,
The whole amount Of da!naee done q the psop.:.y
cetd 4tce,coo No person Fas disturbed, ard there
was NO appearance cf munuder ut any other point
Al the tlatne are working re1alarly. and the ruad
, 1864-05-08

3; Illinois, Supreme Court.
OrrAwA. H.. May 7.-Tbo eecond call on the
docket Gu Monday will bo from sdyenty-e1Kht to
O. ehnntret and lourteeni inclusive. =, ,:,s..
, 1864-05-08

1ngeTtoil h-s 1s9 votes and Wead {. in Evs
the lorgest Republican ma:ori.y VIC over had.
, 1864-05-08
BRYAN HAIL..
MnnHnr xfn- 1EaL n - -,
p OSEHILL CEMETERY -Tna
- Chicago Milwaukee Railroad Co17psu7 wiz


Daily Afternoon Train
TO RosEHLL,
This, Monday Afternoon, May sth, 1864,
sntir Depns q Kiuzte ssreet hstdxr at
HtAs 1t the EeneterF, :" eAAs5 13A1-
nfnisnt q u de1red, arrnnsemeut1 TOR Which cae
Block. es ~Aeeooolst %auscn
EaFe for tho Round Trip, Is Cents.
All Regular Tfainz CT this road atop at Rotenlu.'
+. Il. BENSON.
mssec-~9tnet E=s:- Of Eoseht.. Ccuatery-
M ESSRS. BAMFORD & BALD.
49, 1R hare tbs exclusive ss1e OF our nub1ic.w
No.s tna4udIna the bsst work. Of T. 8, ARTHI1R, in
1nieasos aod VIII lafni the uada 1t our LOWEST
AATFS. Thsy viii Aiso furnish tho tade eener,nv in
tae West, and We would commend them II prompt
bu&l1oss men to ts7 eastooess.
BRADLEY d CO., Publishers
10 j. " BFadtsy} 6 North Fourth straet
PntlAdaiphls.
, 1864-05-08

Exw yonK, Nay "a Kewbern a. o. latter
sts:cs that The rebel ram LEFT Roanoke riTer, got
into The Sound, md quietly stotc up some o&neT
llvrr for fho purpose Of drawing on Cur gan
, 1864-05-08

COUNTRY. NEWSDEALERS
Odeslf1nG their supplies Ct Chicago dAllies snd
Eastern prbl1eatioTs 3r :n.teF, ard At 80;
THE InWEsT CASH PRIZES, -.
viii oru~r rrnm $; q Il. 4tT5A II
n3aSSlS<-xkT 49,: u tsrt.Hos .z:.ccsstt..
, 1864-05-08

seen lQaL Inc O1ukefS Sill persist IN
their determination to nulllfy the &C.
ton of the Board of Trade They had
rot the courage to facc public sentiment, and
refuse to make Greenbacks the standard ol
cu.r1ncy; but they try to defeat it by delay.
Ing the matter TIL the 7st Of July. This Is
simply an attempt at indefinite postpone,
mcnt- When the 1st Of July CONES, til. same
1casong will exist then which arc urged now.
for Its further postponement till the 1st o1
September, and after September comes, on
some other preteat 1t will be delayed till
January. The truth is, it will never be CON
venlent to adopt the 'le9u tender standard
for bankers who are borrowing Eastern Wild
cats at four or i've per cent. and leaning the
came stuff at ten or fifteen per cent. It Is
against their interest to Danish the suction
pump currency, and 1t will never be done TIL
the people doit
The whole question Is now brought down
to this pofnt-whether will the bankers or
the Board Of Trnde submit9 Shall half 4
dozen concerns In this city, who arc fatten-
mr. on the circulation Of the wildcats, die
tate to the entire Northwest2 Are they able to
stem the tide of public opinion, and drive
the national currency out of circulation, In
order to make room for the picsured prom.
ises-to-pay which are iesued IN the ragg-mtlls
. OF the East! This Is the question, and It re
mains to be seen how many Of our bankers
are willing to run the risk Of being swept
aWAy by the food after the 18th Of May. We
know there are good bankers enon7h In tho
city who are willing to adopt the legal ten.
der standard on the 5th Of May, as the
Board Of Trade resolved; and II the other
bankers choose to Stay out in the cold, the
only result will be that they. will lose their
customers and their business. Ths people
have resolved 1t, and the wildcats must 20
under. =. 4;
, 1864-05-08

: ~ ~ -
y; Ihr 1ezn1ar annual maeting Of this soe,e.s for
the eiectl6n or oncet3 nnd Transaction QtAcx
Foteapt bustnt -. takts pxee lower Bryan Hs
en- Monday evening May 9Th. 1t $ O'Clock. All mtu-
ptS oi the Society requested to be psesept Polls
onen ttoM toGt-M. OTTO Il. MATZ, SecT.
, 1864-05-08

Deafructlou Of tho East Tennessee and
Virginia II. e. muAwau jackson
, 1864-05-08
GAIT! SALTll
~ go sacks liverpool Dasty Salt.
<ou &unntes Llsbtp CoAr9e Salt.
1N1 haTrcIs Fine Salt,
For sslo By IADD, WILLIAMS 4 YOUNG,
Wholesale lfocetf, 1s Iuytt street

A1 1CHlGAN AVENUE PROP
~ RRTY-A nre Michigan avenue Tot noyts Of
Harrison street, il odat ed for safe et S1sn
1se fs Ee9a @ ao9ses Or M!snixsr sye5ae vth Lot aJ
10 J. oLlSaEf Esal E&a1e Broker. &iGlark street,
fo4$6 aF3 ,af
, 1864-05-08

CANAL STREET.--Large Lot
~ corner of
CANAL AND MADISON sTs..
tnms6iatcl. cp'e .tettc hsilro- Depot also, full
Far Ea1e by WSLKER KERFooT.
lnyEf fEQ Mpet E-ll E&tata EtQkefA, e
, 1864-05-08

n VE AND EAR.-Deatness, E
4 Blind1ess, and Ill diseases Of tho Eye sud Ear,
ccptfnne, rs for ebty eight fortYn the
Gfptc!ai sttentton Of Dr.. UNDERWOOD. U:utist and
ALIh1. u Randolph street Chicago- opetations fo5
Er1ks EYE, C2tafoct Afd4c1Af Pupil, &C., &a LII.
'uilS performed. my3c517.5tn.t
y EGlSTERS AND VENTILA-
IL Tons, A ON The wtlLknoEn Mandatory of
FUTILE g RAlLEY. E.w 1oEk.
nit entt0n Of fhe trt -. ~
TUTTLF, WARREN 4 CO.,
~%.+
, 1864-05-08

clada Atlantic, Roanoke, Onond1Ta mud T:uuseh
moved up James RiveF some days azo.
The Htra'd s1so has reports thst column under
General sisel moved up the Shenandoah Valley
IRON Aasitushzre sereral days einSs. General
Averl Is co-ot te1atics from another direction With
his cavalry.
FoETHrss MosroE, Mxy6.-ou Tuesday night
the 81 inst, about ouc-half o; tho lszge deet ol
transports that have been lying In tho Ro:ds for
sotne time weic ordered TO Yorktown, and con.
neneed enharking troops on Wednesday. The
rtst Of the dcet went up sud took the remainder Of
tho trcope and came hack hero.
The Whole neet then proceeded up the James
River, passins here hast night, Themorsuea: was
conducted with the greatest secrccy, and with al
possible quietness.
The deet advanced up the 1ames .;rrr. urcceded
BY the s1ry and gunboa!s under command Of Gen.
Graham. During to-day and last ntsAt 4 now and
accce:aiul landing hid been effected and no rc.
tIstance had been met with up to O'CLOCK th,a
morning. No eafcalty had occurred.
Our movements were evidently complete sur.
prize. "
landed and pushed forward. We haye 1anded st
Wilson'S Wharf, Fort Powhstan Landing, Be.uu.
da, ADORE the Appouatox rires.
0ur munitions and guDboats aro all oycr the b1r
at Ha111eon's Landing and abovn City Point. Tbs
operations Of the deet hare been characterized bv
great cne.Ey End success
WAar1xa7oN, May up to s O'Clock thia aitef-
noon. tho Government h&d roceivod no information
OF more decisive results than was furnished by tho
Ta1HrxK dispatches published this morning.,
Thezefore tho reports Of great victory achsved By
Gen. Grant On Wednesday and Thursday, aaf. tho
pussoH OF I'M enemy On Friday, &c, ase, 70 ssy
the least, not xcl1khie- 49,, :. .--,,:
PrrADz1rurA. Nay IA special dispatch toths
.xtsnsn9 1tlepra1aA from Warrington s7ys Gen.
Alexander Hays was Killed on Thu.eaJ whi1e de-
ploy,ng his troops rs skirnishsrs. Gen. B,ztlett
and Col Guanes .wezo seve.uay wounded. Gen,
Hays waa natire Of P1ttshu1g. " - =
NV. ioEK, May 7-Tha Hernd has Yorktown
letter Of tbs 4th stating that Col. onderdonk with
detsehnent OF the 1st Nsv Tork mounted riAes
lete Williamsburg yette1day morning, moving up
tha old Richmond Stage Road and meeting no ob.
ssrucsions Hntl 1t passed Barkhsms,Ille. Tho
party hera dirsdef. .}{Aa'. Wheeler taking the York
Slate1yIne.
The object Of tho division wss to captu.e tbs
, 1864-05-08
GMITH s. ALMY,

G1IITH s. ALMY,
~ GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION A1ERCEKANTS,
Gf1ce No. South CLARK etEses, Cn,ca7o.
h1FrRESoxA-FHst National BanE, Chicago; L. J,
Hase, Eeq cAshter u; 8. l. q T.. Bank. d. !; J. d.
toi Il: 2, Cclsius Esq. kenh q. .. EIpFrss Co. %
~: Fargo. Et1., S1pI American Exrssss Co. do; j.
Of Inttls. MboaId CO do; chs.: Fargo, Esq, sups
itna 5n1fsss III: IT, TTssx2 MS9 hn Tsss @
Toledo, Ohio. ~
, 1864-05-08

OFFICE OF CONfMLSSARY OF:
~ SUBSISTENCE.
!: ,Rooz 50. ii. 0AEazrr BIook. sTAr1 sr1s1cl
ZEAL ED PR0POsALs In anpnsa,cl viii be re-
celytd By tho Eno erngned until MONDAY, AsY III. ;.
s. At u o'clock for furnishing the following Sub
Soiao forsDs THOROUGHLY axokxn Nzw B4coo7'
.sa@o rouSps THOROUGHLY sxokzn Sxw BAcox
. 1,9sa aAlroas ooup Mo1A ssxs, fn barrels or h,1s
barrel, with Ut 1e&st four lion hnopS
Tho NAc0u and Shoulders to be inspected b., the
toArd OF Trade INJECTOR 1t tia expenst cf the con
trbesots and to be pack ed in nefcS3 boxes; u in
boxer, 1he boxes TO be thoroughly strapped.
tbs sellers nae sud plaee at business tho date Of
pr1chsse and The mama or contents, A. sell Is tbs
gEtls tare and net weights, nuss Be plan!y marked
ne bl'is fof payment for The ness uust be accom-:
p1ndcd By dnttlezte inspection cerdne1tes.
4 Printed COPY Of this Advertisement must bs It
tacht 10 each proposal, and tho pFoooaal muse oe
tpsctac n Ing ptt tcs-ly With Al tae tens
written oTe1ponsbls names, ~ folow1:
awe the ,undssslEnety heHeoy guarantee shss.
rhnu1G ali Of arr ps1t Of the aboyo bid he accepted,
It shall Re duty fut61ed recording - IL une pueport
md coLdtIon; also, thst = VIlkte1 contract, With
bonda to the anount Of one fourth tne valne Of tho
so1es to b iurnisaed, shall be executed II
.Fsyments 70 be made IN bueh runda Is may be faz
ntahcd BY tho Uuftcd 6t2tes.. -
undersigned reserves the night to reject any Or
Proposa1s to b. endorsed proposas tor Subsistence
Printed fosm.fos proposals III 6e tT5ntahed On ap
nuYS-e5a9 It :; ''''.'-' Lieut., Col and G. 9.
, 1864-05-08

Boots and Shoes at Wholesale.
Gssy. MsrAhAll 4 Co. being special partners to tho
amount Of tea thousand dollars Factory Fl fs9 ss
ssTeet, corner OF Wells,
CuA9. MCFARLAND L CO.
Chicago, Nay I, 1864. mvaf6si,It
, 1864-05-08

n1SSO1.UT1ON.-The CO partner
IL eh1p here!ofore axtsktng uuder tha u.mo n.
Johtson. s1ar2 Mcfarland was dissolved bF n1utuai
Sent1ss on tnS sst ~ 1t Mt 1s Mesus Johasoa
saio rrm H1iI b. settled b. cHAS. McFARLa,;O 4
, 1864-05-08

" EST OF UNION PARK.
" Choice brtldinE lots On Park avenue. Lako
and TcEstinE lou si1estL -" 0e
SEVERAL CORNERS.
srge e' Of Bu*1ncss sod tdt1ce Property In thu
itfts Divisions Of the clty. -
WALKER & KERvOOT
myE.EfG1.7tEet 50 Wa4hlorson atftet
, 1864-05-08

NUIICE-Un aud after Monday,
~ May tAa nh inst. the Richmond House Eili
ceate % be kept upon the European plan, End viii Oa
oPen 0r inc reception OF gueats u two dollars and
At0 4tnts per day. Regular boarder3 tAhsp on nc.
cp1umcdntiuK terms. ia " HT.T4 q
Chicago, Msy nh, 1854. mfe eksl1i;nrt
, 1864-05-08

a aO-TAh1N hASHH NOTICE.
~ The copsr4nerahlp heretofore exI,,iac betve,n
1ae undereiEned, uode: the n.1n ns. Of Wni H. Hort
q 20, fh1s Gay alasotved b. mutual onns MT. Ifr
Hw. a. Hort ie Asoae authorized t. receipt Tor Tho
tsia n.%. = nd he WIN Ply an demands s.sir.t ssi
" Nm- >: Noys in hs own name.
Geleagn' Nay Z, 1891. WILLIAM u. HOTT.
, 1864-05-08

A1 Alle 4. PONCELET.s.2 2t7 Indtana 4rcst r1.t a
Softh G14fk afrcet 10 WEILISu HOUSED. IChi :aCl
fGf& tlNCG BOX ri Z
, 1864-05-08

+ OTIS TO LEASE. Lots fronting
Il 4 Mich,e:1 and Wan..h avenues, Stats aud Wess
Lake sucets, ~s'
To Reht for a Term OF Tears.
WALKER 4 KERfoOr, 81 Washipx.on-tt,
, 1864-05-08
)ARIS FLOWERS,
FEATHERS ARD tAcES,


Just clved die :lr from Pars ths latest norele
tu spring sud snu mar Flowers for 8otuets yin,
Psa1hess ana a-aces. Also, large assortment Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11
The FIrhs between Heenan and King.

The FIshf Between Heenan and King.
Several Americans, says the New York
Express, who went to Europe TO witness
the grest fight between Heenen and King,
have returnN, and they tell, to cay the
least, a strsx story; one il true, which
speaks but p6tEly for 'Eng glish Fair Play"
Among these parties returned are Tim
Heenan, Con. Fitzgerald, John Coopo and
Frank Mcintyre. These men eorroborate
the testimony hitherto published, Of the
unftness Of Heenan's seconds, who failed
to claim ''time" on one or two stated oe.
cssions, when King was unable to "put
in an sppearsnce," owing to his weakness
from Heenan's blows Ssyers is accused
Of being under the influence Of too frequent
libstions showing himself better bottle
holder than second. His trestment Of the
/" Boy" was said to be rough and unnst-
ural, grabbing him by his head and ears.
Jerry Noon, 50 Fitzgerld says, while Hee-
nan was lying on the ground, attempted
to dislocsts his thumb, exclsiming; "He'li
have no more need Of that hand" The
falls given King by Heensn are said to
have been terrific, and Kings's second is
accused Of catching him once under q
heavy fall, which would have probably
laid him out. A letter received by well
known Hbilliardist in this city, from
land from one who knows what
he is writting,) ssys that "Heenan was
drugged." It says also, that " four ply
sicisns who attended Heenan after the
fight, stands ready TO publish their sworn
sffidsvits 10 the facts that his system was
full of chloroform; but Heensn will not
permit itn