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- II FQlH LnH n. 7. 1llOE5s hVt7k <V.1
. EnAeuIators In butter had to succuc1h yesterday.
Tte heavy receipts. restricted cansump ion, mild
weather, and tight money market, proved 100 much
for fhem Prime state butter sold low AZ 1lc
In the open market, as against tsa5oc q D, few
weeks sgo; and other gtAdss dec!lned propuzttona-
bly Even these comparatively low rates did not
tempt buyers to make very liberal purchases, ae
further material reduction Mas deemed Iuey1sabe.
Tbe tendency Of prices ununfstak favorable
to restoration Of this darnble article 10 the tables
Of ali loyal citzeps. Mlddlemen+ buck8tess and ex-
, 1864-04-25
CHICAGO DAILY CATTLE MARKET,

SATURDAY Evxz1ya. April ., 1851.
BEEF CA7TLE-Thcre was. sn active demand for
Beef Cattle to-dsy both shippers sp:slasofs and
contractors, and The market ru1ed btte AID 1Em at
full prces~ Private adrces tom Albany In the early
part Of the day were slightly pnfaToyable, bns ~
wards tho close moro cheering nawa vas received,
and shippers became eagsr buyers Tie following
s&ua OF the leading tIAnl actions: - ;,
, 1864-04-25

Vas n1m, with sales OF at sas5aas for White
WiEter; *715 for BED Wi1teE. ard ss.2sa6.saH for
Spring extras. The last mentioned generally held
some &c ADORE the views buyers. and consequent
" tAtfe Il llttis doing In them.
Ihefe IVES very active demand for WhsAt pAr-
uenaE]y No.9. and the nnrkeE ruled 18ee higher
tha0 II tie Close OF Change yesterday. The sales
foot up some seo.tco hu at S1N@1-al for No. l. and
Il G1z9 Tor e-c1osIns With free sellers at the
extreme quotations.
Tbs Corn market was panicky" and prices ds-
cned fully 1@2c below tbe clo,Ing quotations yester
day Oh 'Chal Ee. About 1l906O bu changed hands at
.eH9s99zc iof No new: 96891c fos No ncw ssl9ssc
1oE Re1tetcd, and Ezatc .for winter iuspectod new
co:n-DaFket eosns with free sellsrs at s6c tor No
and E9c for Mol
Oats we're dul and 5a1c lower than At The elosa Of
ut 6s@6sXc for No In store. No ! are nominal 1t
stora 69c.
Rye was II demand at s,..ee1.es 70. No In store.
but - holders were asking q Is there was nothing do
ing. Tbs markell fs nominal
Barley aulst and nominal at 81 2sa1 a. for No2la
store. A small lot Hae Eold Ry sample at 31.s7 on
track.
Tic market for Htghwines so-day ruled sasc per
gallon lover than yestezdaI:. Al the opening tae
market Vas very ia1 and prices fell as low "a sl4x
but sfr the receipt of tho NeF YORK dispatches, 1t
rallied and clofed n.m at 81 1a@7. About so3a bills
changed bands At s1.lfH911s-khe tulk Of the sales
hayiDg been At sl.'s&l16. -.. , :. ,a,t
TIE market foE Provisions. culad nrm. Mess PORK
AN-A f'-eNos -N'- - Aes9 s@~.
OF aoent i,*0 oi!s q SsN and le0 bEl5 Light
Mess At toea brands o. CITY Mesa Fork are ID
active domen ann nrm as ss9.oes93 %. Prime Meas
Pork tn good Feqnc9t and hsm wish little Or none
Offering. Government Today took 1000 brls Prime
Mess PORK at range Of 3as With Iron hoops
and s75l.H without Hor hoops. Bulk nests ara
scarce and r. and We note light sales Of Shoulders
ut 10Ks loose and Hams at 131c loose. Lard was in
good demand and firm 1t. 1s19lshe, but 1t was gan
CEEy held ut lie. a lot Of 3os bsls psims bseam.
rendered Leaf was sold At 1sc delivered Al Michigan
ci'y. Bacon Ha1ne arc IN good demand and arn-
With salaa sdsJ OF W tres sugar eufeo can4asseo
ltE: tosesnmeas 7ooE ssoN nb. oaeSn s'aes u
S12lS PACKED.
t SAT- W. - Eood dsnand and sasea5. WIN Sales o.
about soN b1ls o. for ane, deuVsEed On CARS, S9
on dock and 5ast toE new to arrive.
Ecsds we're quiet. ane eunchangso-Clo'ef scHsng IN
EnaA LOTT At 500; Timothy AZ &3.soSeho aad tax
seed At S3.se - go
Freifhts Wcrs Inactive and dull on accoantof tne
news or the opening sf the etfnits. Vesset owners
were itSlng JIG Tor wheat ana lie Tor corn 10 bnha
bat shippers were holding OF for low cr rates.
rxvro. .cn.rapupr. rvpv1S<, no.nn
Z ~ - - '@~
SATURDAY EvKsEa-1o r. n.
There Vas Kosd att: ndancc Oh .he sscend board
at the Sherman House this evening", and oHlnE 10
, 1864-04-25
Successful Expedition.

NEW YonK, April ss.-The Hera!d's Newbern
letter OF the 18th statce: Detacheuts OF The 12th
New or< cavalry yesterday drove ~ the enemy's
aton, and destroyed good sized cotton mill, with
4 ala1gcAmount Of cotton. The object Of the expe-
lftion Was accomplished without loss"
, 1864-04-25

NEw YonK, April 22.-The H073d's speclal from
Washington, eays: "The1e is no foundation
whatever for the rumors thAt Grants army Is on
nIeht ne ataie that al Is duet and. 50 r a. Known,
Lee ts making no demonstrations.t'
The NtTdIds Alexandria (Va.} dispatch reports
the capture Of svcnty-one Of Moaeby's men and
Our loss was one m.n killed and two wounded.
The New York 77n<t' Washingtoa dispatch
eays:. 1.-The lateet authentic intelligence states
tihc4tions at Richmond The opinion prevails
therethat Lee will fall back there when GFnnt ad-
yances, and that no con:derab!e resistance will b.
WAsu1N0roS, April GA special to the Com
nereial Adtertiser says: People who are pre-
dic1inR Immediate hatlcs in Vir:ina. wIl tlnuhs-
Tances In folre or else makes demonstration to-
-nrda p-npaylrnniN
, 1864-04-25
3b millions.

Q. The whole nmount Of revenue is double
the amount Of circulation, thus disposing Of
an alleged necessity for great expansion Of
currency, in order to collect high taxes.
, 1864-04-25

New UElt8HA 6H20f f.HEaf2et-ApffI14.
Sugar and Aontsea-Thera wAs an active deu,spdt to-
day On speculstson aud for investment and ths sup
plies being vrEy Light further advance II prices was
from tsofe,at 17a@1Be Tor ful1y far, and l5X nD
for prime to ehoce, and $50 brB Moassas atB13s2c
for good ana prime $50 hf brls prime 1t Sc Eaoa,
and smal lot Of ofeistern-bottonls At SHc ..
, 1864-04-25

PLilndetqhin Mnrket-April 23.
FLorn-guoyant and nsmcr. with sales at s7.oo for
superior $50 for extra. Receipts and atock light
GKA,s-Wheat nrm at et.ss@i.s5 for red $i.90a
while. -.
WH1sKI-Lower, with H41es at :. ..sf9f.sk. =
s0IIE-PetEoleum firm. With ssles Of crude at Sc;
1eGne. In bond a23S4e; free e136ac.
, 1864-04-25

Awards for Army supplies Mt Chicago.
On the 18th inst. Col 7A5lor, C. g., advertised 70
lids for to b:1s prime Tor mess> pork - 100
rs smoked bacon tidcs: 10000 os sroked bacon
ehouldesr, and as many -tatoes and ouloas a. might
be wanted during the month Of May, From the FOX
lowing t OF tts It be ueen that {ere VAS con-
siderable competition for tho pork aud bacon, and
NOS, tho awards It will b kecn tnat the Government
t.s been enabled to purchase very uoar1y i. market
rates, whish il no. usually tSe case:
, 1864-04-25
IMPORTANT Military and Con-:
g'rjessional News from;
Washington. / .
Another Steamer Destroyed BY a
Torpedo in St. Johns River.
Pilatka, Fla, Evacuated by the
Federal Troops.
FROM WASH91NGTON..z
FROM wAsHI1NGTON.a
Congregational and military Matters.

Yosi .E9tn.aa III ls; says: The cA,oaies Of this
morning contains An authoritative dcnihl of tho
story that Cen; Grant and the Secretary Of; War
The votes in the House last night 1npon items OF
tie tax b, reteting TO petroleum and pig Iron, to
increaee the tax on these articles, will be adhered
TO-. Other stems will also Be raised: The Houseis
making good heaavay on the m rax hill;
eays: The House Judiciary Committee is ready 10
report the Senate bill aholIshng slavery By consti-
tuttonal amendment They Will eudcayor to get
an early yote but 1t is doubtful II tue necessary
two-th1rds can bo found In favor ofit.-
case Of Blair against knox, will be referred back to
TIC New York -74t5vne's Washington special
says: Blair has been ordered by the President to
resume the command OF his coEps. and be will de-
part tomorrow.
The report Of the massacre at Fort Pillow has
given impetus to colored cnlistments both here
and in baltimore. Servants are even lear1oo thets
positions, anxious to revenge the death OF thaif
brethren. meeting mas held In Georgetown for
the same purpose.
General Butler, Ia general order lately issued.
"As many men. .eem to have enlisted with the
yiex Of obiAining the large bonnties now being
PAID Ut the Nor!b, wh9 l1ad previously been dis-
hope that they would Immediately upon to!nlng
their commands be AGAIN discharged, It is hereby
ordered That the names OF all such men, II well as
e1ch who have not bccn IN the service, but who
Obviously must have been awarc Of their disability
headquarters, In order that charges may be prefer
red against them for defrauding the government"
A Conservative lecture on politics IN the senate
rom sen.toE Trunbull Yesterday. and another to:
olan7iety and feeling among the men who endea-
yDr to ehnulder this war.
, 1864-04-25

New York Money A1arkct-Aprii %, IL r. III,
Eyen1ng-The folio wing .re tho sing prices a-
1agae;T,ss stefk aaG E1fasnFe Gs; Geld S'Y'
96: C.,isoK: Pitts: Ex Diy, liz GMena. my; G: i
E, E8; R. l., 1l3E: y. ". ssh; F.. W, ~ Wabash
Market cl0Aed strnaY. = = -, ~
, 1864-04-25
The Straits Open.

MnwAuKkE, April 23--Threc propeIlers arrived
today. having passed the Straits Of Mackinaws all
right, navigation having been formally opened;
sARs1A, april s3,-The Northern Transports
ttou Company + propeller Maine passed down to-
day, hen. the first oi this season Sue tepottsthe
Straits clear OF ice.
, 1864-04-25

Auta,~ n Grofn rerort<! p ~. -,ersu renors are
rags pr btsAfft Hn<s8 ostIrftss
stueE Flour soA fsarered sa!ssI oaerrct4s adteu
: SATURDAY EVENING. Aprl =, 1884,
ERElEHTS-LAKa FnafGHrs-This morning
dl.parhca ws1o 1eceived trom Milwaukee, stating
Kingston. aud ,hat the straits open. Thi1 naws
rendered fEeElts dun and rates Eers atey notni
nal. Ysse~f still asking lie for corn aud
12c for wheat to Buffalo, but shipsexs would make no
Offers
Ne quote:
, 1864-04-25


to absorb pnblic attention. 1t was asserted
that Lord Palmerston would entertain Carl
baldl ut his Dan residence. The proposal to
confer the freedom Of the city of,London on
Garibaldl has been carried into the court OF
Common Council, With only two dssen-
tlcnts, Mr.. No11is, NJ F., having withdrawn
his amendment. Mazzini, on Wednesday,
AJril G, paid the General visit, and the
Poet laureate spent some time in conversing
with the distinguished exile
: In the House Of Commons on the 6th
inst, Mr.. Layard stated that her Majesty's
Government had received reports from their
Consu1s at Boston, Portland, and New YORK,
on The subject OF kidnapped Iri.hmen- 1t
It was alleged that these persons had been
tempted to leave Ireland under yarious pre-
tences, and while intoxicated were prevniled
upon TO enter The army of the United States.
Lord Lyons had already made report upon
the subject, and has been instructed to seek
redress from our Government =
in the House Of Commons, on the 7th In
slant, M1. Gladstone, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer,> made his animal financial etste-
ment before a very crowded house. He sta-
ted that the estimated expenditure OF the past
fiscal year was s6s, ,2s3, 900 sterling, but the
actual expenditure was only e67, ,056, 900. The
revenue Of The year was Ell, ,2os 600, which,
after de1ucting $500, 600 expended On fortlf-
cations, left an actual surplus Of e2,3 e. ,351 600.
The following are the important changes In
taxation proposed for the .c:uuIrrept Cd wear: The
duty on corn (wheat) is reduced from Ia per
quarter to Sd per cwt. The income tax Is re-
duced ia in The Dound ster1inr. The dntv on
h1eh c1assed suears is reduced IS Cd. md In
the 1oxer sorts As ID. The duty on fire. IN
snr,rce an stoc4, In tr,dc IL 1ei7nced fron "a
tn "a mr. ccnt snnd,v otbcr minor and
unimnortsnt CHANGES arr nronosed. Tie e.
4,rnotcd snrn1ns for the year 1SG4-'05 il
e. 57n. .001.
The. commander OF the United States
steamer Kcarsaree had addressed . letter to
the MARQUIS Of Clanr1carde relative to some
remarks which his 1ordshlp made in the de-
bate In the House Of Lords On the 5th instant.
The Captain denies that he enlisted any men,
and says thnt the Kearsaree has more than
| her complement; that the frequent applica~
| tions Of the Consuls Of the United States to
eend American scamen to her have all been
met by akefusal, and that many Of the Royal
l1n1ines ut Deal and sailors Mt every port
touched at in the United Kingdom have offer
cd themselves In numbers, and hare all been
refused enlistment.
] -Messrs- Glass, Elliott & Co., OF London,
| have purchased the entire works Of the g Gntta
Percha Company, and. formed new cotnp.-
| ny, under the name OF the Telegraph Con
stTuction Company, with capital Of II, ,ooo,.
Coo, for the purpose OF making and main
tanning telegraph lines OF communication,
botb Submarine and on land, in every part Of
tic world. The new company are to carry
out Mceers. Glass, Elliott & Co.'s contract
With the directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, to manufacture and lay down, in
thesummer of 1865, the cable between, Ire
land md Newfoundland,
in the House OF Lords, on the 7th inst,
, 1864-04-25
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

baltimore NIurket-ApFfl FL.
Flour advar1 1ing; Ohio extra g 12H@925. Wheat
Prime southern red seNsA9.14. Corn ectlve nt $i.N
9tEH Whisky dull and heavy at $l134t.l9.
, 1864-04-25

IaIaffon In England.
The British Almanac for 1864 gives aome
facts which show the system and scale Of
taxation in Englan1-and It's results. In
using them, and fol, the convenience Of the
reader, the English currency il reduced 1T
the rate Of five dollars to the pound sterling,
omitt,ng fractions Of millions.
The revenue Of the United Kingdom In
1862 was about $355, ,O00, 900, divided
as follows: Customs, 3l20, 900 900;
excise s9o,0o0, Goo; stamps, sa5,ooo,0o0;
land and assessed taxes, s15,oo0, 900; proper
IT, tax, ,00O; postotIice s13, ,ooo, 900; other
receipts, 81, ,o0o. 900. Tot.l, s355, 100000
OF the receipts from customs, ninety per
cent are obtained from six articles, viz: cof-
fee, spirits, sugar, tea tobacco and wines, as
will appear from the following statement:
, 1864-04-25
And VIII pcenlye7 prevent YELLOW FRYXH. EI;.
IIOV9 FEVEE' &c. Thev contain

=. -...... Deps1i2il psptrits "
44%Ns Az III sgSse.Ze,y prevent Yellow FH7a ~
vn srcnuor m uanpp.urv
u5,, ~ cngvnUhoa I'D -. 80. nau a. naASDx.
sasea ont Of . hundred =
10 van want q Good Apnet,ta1
DO yuu want to Build mp your Cuustituttey1
Do YOU want to Feel Wsii1
Do you waat 70 get rid Of Esrvousnses1
Do ycu want 70 slssp weuf
Do yoa want isa R5isk =, and M y!gesea. rseaas1
you 20: qss - nooELAsps .. eEKHAS h11zx7p%
pn ~ R 5e
3 ess y. e. sf. sGs
p 5sT sss a III
eat6 q t5e d1pnEar by s6si use he sysssa -
o y xo4 "nsf ID as a s ,
ereated md kept M, md ths result i a ths SoTTe
of ot'fhaan' thsn pp'a at'01A'a' ' Anc osa'n' b'
Attention, Soldiers! and Friends Of so,dts...
friends n tie lie srny % 70 e &c. st se,filens 2
tnduesd , Sy 2e I'D pFtysans
.ss ,ss H. w 5 s. ~ aasss
iY ye;y sasa " t End rs es he Es ron ds
Heefsnds qsT@1a 5ittsIs Dsss.ss Tessns 6es
Cd. va have no 6tsaton IL stss,np tSat + 1e
Bitssrs were Freely used anong our soldiers hupdTas
Of Yves m!ght BE- saysd that Otherwise viii be
wei anth.ntcated e1re ct one Of lie nationa hs,t3
whose lKe 10 use hts eTr 1snsuages has beer saTsf
bp the Blttars.~
MEsans, 1ozzs . kvAs,: wen, gentlemen. yaaA
no. stsSs II y as sfd ,1 R s ra
~:
sI member eS sss.man's eslees2'ea b.s57 ana
THROUGH :as sxgospEs = a.!sndsns upon arlnous ds
s1a Ga % % ans ar |
om He Wnfe House. and sat 70 s cfy sisn On nosss
ne stsame state of Name. fon which landed u
~ Sta 81 81 , Stnea tast f!me hnEe been aae1
y For weak or more was scarce1y a6ie "a "a ~
Low s1Tsh.hs & aan II na ysee oEsa1 down is VI
could not eTcn keep Elass OF Rnter my ssoH-
md .eSordtngiy tue ply sctans who had been Norks
.sihtnlty. thonsh nsacceesfully to Fescue mo nrK
they cead do no oTe for me- md ad1se 9n e no eo
eeEgyman, anG 70 make sach disposition Of my AH,:-
lid Il tne hospital. n. ffeterick stefnSFea.ez
Sixth oe!oW Arch street ay!aed me- a fo!lorn hoss
E s SelE aga tSe ne
shadow Of death recedsl. and + an now. thank 6oe
eos + getting hettsr Though hage taken but r:
s SR u r "a
Tenlernen, an loyal ViFginIan from the yici@.y,
Frog; KoJsl; 70 y91r invsi9ans B'ttc-. oVa ns s
~ sse,n yon1 bsteg ~. play1laz
70 me IN w.: Very sru,v ,o,r, 1s..rr.,n-
sonSIE n II tas s.na tI1ta Of TIC above
, 1864-04-25
MARINE mATTEHs.

OpH1Eu Or Tux S1EAr-s OF NAcKIyAu -Ds-
patches we're received from Milwaukee this morning
Staring thst sh= propeller Br so. had arrived At sAt
city tom tie lower laxts THIS Is What earlier
tsaa had been generally an.1cpated-ai snnpos1tions
be,ax th4s the s:rAts would not to op he;oEn tha
10Th ef next month. The drst arrival 1sat Saxon VISA
the propeller Hunter, which reached Milwaukee ou
tho evening OF the 18th Apr-hAv11g passed through
Eoo s1saiat On tho lsth. .:-ti Is.
TEE sIKAAKN CIrr OF rBrYFALo.-The magnificent
Ntaner Ci:J OF Rutfaio, rrl known aB one oi tho
Sa9usN q noating paAee*-scE n,y1-as1n1 the akea.
~ ea heEeu into srzrw stesMer- d<at2ped for
sstt1nE HeiRht The alteration was Atto during the
c+ ater ~ a. he ssp yas OF Ma4,n Eltw4l This
hn,G ~ - sao tses lung. 10 fect beam. IS sst
1s49 tens 1''~su1eAeo's0 -
Hsr engine II "a inth ore and 8 tach strok, frar
scfew propeller whee1t Of sae thI,ttrhla natterT
Eell Of this altJ- ~ - 'Ao " o-'t"
She csn catrJ, IN 124 feet draushs Of r.t.r +, xas
to =. which Is equai - 20 eta ii whest 5Se
I Is tn be commanded by Captain r. w AIs-3e 1ho
Was cr several years ster Of she proptllc. H,trrs
OF The New York Central Line s1es ID r1pesicnce1
and tE1llfal lake uayiEs tor and hs ability eutter
him to he maettF Of :hls lnammoth propeller thc
lAr.est navigating the 1aSes. 49,
She ia owned BY Hun. T. s. P7osseg, OF Tits c1ty.
She VII make her tTai nip to-day ant Will soon leave
for Chlealo; Fes pcweE,ul spGiao and nno nodet
pellsf navigating tho lases.-B4Ftt' con.-.it
yxssELa PASSED TnaoEou TaE WxILA1p CANAL
This follnwlpE vesaei,, bound fer Chicago passed
, 1864-04-25
Tho American edition OF Boydell,4

fXVy ef a.
"' shoKspcnre.
E.cry lover of Shakespeare and Of art il
familiar with the famous Doyde1l copper
plates. 1t will be remembered that in 1755,
Alderman j. Boydell conceived the project
of establishing Shakespeare, and to that end
solicited and bought designs from such
painters Gs Reynolds, West, Fuse1i, Rom
ney, Northcote, smlrke, Beechte and opie,
Mt an immense expense. The first engrayers
of England transferred these gems to copper,
taking twenty years 1oF Inc operation.
Alter CERTAIN number o1 copies
had been taken from 'ne plates'
they were ia1a asade' some o. tnem nasins
been Worn but htuc, Wnlle others required
much iaoor 10 restore them to tne1r Original
beauty. " some means oil the plates found
tncir way % TINS county anq "eEe pnfcaaseo
oy III. .epoones' Oh NEW 'fork.eity. 1ne
plates Mete 1upy: {estofeo, euDmit1eo 20 ous
best artists, and found to. be fac slmiles OF
Inc osls1nal IMPRESSIONS reproducing tnem
III all 1nelf pcanty. Inc result Is the ptfsent
magn!hcent-Voium Low known as me
Ameracan Edition Of goyaells snasspeffle
Inns great WORK contains NV piates u nne
ana SUPPLE all Of "hlcn are perlec. s'qoies
having irom len 70 twenty 1ull iengM ngpres, :
most OF "nich arc pof1ralts acplcting 4sefy
variety Of the human passions, which s9aks-
peare knew 80 vel no" 10 oeac9aoe. :
The effect OF the Pnbhcatlon OF this Fork'
will be to promote art in-Amerlca, and WILL
afford purchasersan opportunity topotscss
designs of the great English artists. II will
tend not only to give mora accurate aud vivid
ideas Of the great dramatist, but to improve
Every gentleman who Possesses a library
, 1864-04-25

Death of Mrs. Scnhtor Richariison.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Apr, a2.-Mrs. Cornclta Il. Rich
ardson, wife OF United States Senator Richardson,
died at II O'Clock this forenoon.
, 1864-04-25
70 IF1UIH sAlE9 EUEuHy
Mnf7 a1T,Th rkDAY.

HoG%Tho receipts weEe Ubctnl. and under m Ac-
tive demand the market was arm at full prtces+ Ths
following srt to leading sales to-day:
, 1864-04-25

company leaving chie.go about the n.ss OF
Nay VII tAfe tew more p..aen9ess % Fort Benton,
Very Low Rates.
Fer particulars inquire ofGE0. MEARILI. Eev YORK
Houae, Chicago. sp2adal.dlWA5tW
, 1864-04-25

" A r [ N 4 LIST

BEEApsIrTFs.-F1onr stel lhy. Howard at. and Ohio
gur. 41L0- Wheat 1lrn and advancing. Corn active.
Snles while. q "a: yellow. &1.i0-
WsKT dull and Uni 6sted. So e. : Ohio, 11.T0.
, 1864-04-25
Death OF Returned Prisoners.

BA17iaonE, April >2s.-The following retur ned
prisoners died at jarvis Hospital to-day: sergeani
John Cline, Co. B, 69th Ohio; John r. Robinson,
-pziJste, Co. E, 45th Kentucky, and N. L. Osttaa.
:: der, co. B, eth Michigan cavalry.
, 1864-04-25

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERIBNCE OF An INYALID-Pub!tshed fur
ma beaett and 4. CAUTION TO YOUNG M8W
aud others. who sner BON Nervous Debility. fremA
ar . Tan AEAxs o. SELr.SUa., ~ one who has
surtd hrnstn SITTER undeERotnx considerable gnnck-
R5s cope4 my be Sad Of tho autao.. EATa4NIR1.
NAfFAIE k.3:. Bedford, Kings Co.. H. T.
, 1864-04-25
A Nut for tho Copperheads to crack.

A Nut for tho Copperl,eads to Crack.
MAnE1Ep, In the Presbyterian Church in Vcks-
burg, By the Chaplain Of the ESD regiment 2. S In.
fanty tcolored), on Sunday. April e, 1s5i WnL1a1
hrs. Lr11sA PARKER, both Of Vacksbnrg.
These parties arc colored people.
QuERY.-Is miscegenation'' to be Jap
proved or blumed? Ii the latter, shall the
son Of this distinguished parentage be blamed
for being only almost white Ut being under
stood that he gave no previous consent to
this m1scegcnage) or the father, who was no
.sBlack Republican, and who surely did
something more thnn eomsent to the wrong! :!
That fact is music which the Copnerheads
may play, upon their harp of 8 Moui1nd
strings, with all the customary variations: =;
f. ~ The Baltimore American does +" not
hesitate to soy. the creator part of the vote
which in Missouri, Maryland and Kentucky,
win be cast for, Mcclellan, Ia vote that
vould be more graciously cast for jeff Davis,
and only taxes up the other as the next best
man"
, 1864-04-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a6 bfls: shippe1 none.
Marie lover and rola ably active Sals ss today
were: 10 brls {eaElyl z sits go brs do a. s1:l7;
2ls0 brs do in ots at 415: 50 brs It sl1sH market
closing nrnet after the receipt OF the second New
1t Gill;. -.
change on previous quotations. sWequnte.
, 1864-04-25

DEANSi- SEEDSi
- 1.oeo bushels cbolee White Bcaas, IN new oszss~
1It9 bpshsis choice Timothy Seed. in new haF1s
'eTed sho = ep'eaaiu s0'fP'1 HI y. iIiviNGsroNt
sn19.dls47t - West Water street, NuWauked-
, 1864-04-25

French Calf, s.
Observation-Disclosures 70
French Calf Le-5
Molne8. p doz-
French Gait Le-
moln6, Fec. :
onds,R. doz- "a. .ntaae, %
Ltnlngs, z dox.1aMsal8,dO
koans, p doz. .13r0al8. ID
, 1864-04-25

These accounts show some remarkable
facts: -, ,~
j.. That Of the whole revenue of 355 mil
, 1864-04-25

OF the Land and Assessed. Taxes, houses,
servants, horses and carriages, supply about
eight-tenths, the dog tax one-tenth, and 9th
or taxcs ope-tepth as follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-18
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS,
no. "a West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
Bar ts the Trade Kf the lowest rates, vsy large
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
GROCERIES =

Don9lstInE1 u ~ q =
Ceffee s-Rso, Lxgunyr1, Hsrtezso, ySsa
sngmrs--NsE OrssAss. cshs. Ports Eicos East
ern E9nnsd -
Molasses anA Syrup In grsas variety. quality,
ana packages
aEd OolopK-
ToSeeeo s-cAs-iBs. Tiss Cat. snd snoking
"a iar<a stock -1I
CfgsFst-Inports1 snd Dsnsstio-fall s.
sorfDsnt.
Canned Go0dss-Psashes, Strawberries
Bisrkserriss, R&sTbsrTisas Quinees. Pszrs Goose
bsrriss, Cherries. GrzPsss Pins apple, Tors1osE
Green Corr, Peas, Oysters, LcbsIsrs, Aacksrzl.
gsrd dfnas< &c T'
Bics, Raisins, Aiuosds, Fiiberts, WaIua y
Pickles. Preserves. e2s6y, eoda, WcoS<u va
ss1esss Cetto. Yarns, Twin, CorSA<s, Matches,
Blaektngs lax, RayaE, seap, Csn1lsa, s4sv-k pys
ssuezs Nails, csdlfss, K~Tina, a. osT