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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
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WAsHIxGToS, May IL

p WASHINGTON, May H.
To Gen Dir.
A dispatch received from the Army Of
he Potomac. dated 5 P VI. yesterday,
says that both armies he'd their position
At Spottsylvania c. H. without ms,erial
change The euemy have been driven
70 their breastwoFks The 9th corps,
under Gen. Wright, had carried the first
inc of the eHemys rife pits. There
sas heaTy diminishing duFing the DAY
Nothing has been heard from Sherman
q. Batter since M dispatch Of yesterday,
(Signed) f. N. SrASroS,
Sec'y Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
FOR RENT.

HALb-The second story, q" Nesksrs Build
II Ing" ~ Main Street, II for rent. The room
IL the best aired and lighted 10 the city, aud Is
aboat 10 feet vide BY rs to $50 foot long al pres
sht partitlousd on for ofIices.
Poasrsslon given by { hrst day Of May. I'm
auife II sCHAPKER BUsSISG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

WAsHIxGToS, May Ill p M--Noth-
ing has been received here Of any re-
verse to Grants army. The impression
prevailed in the army yesterday that Lee
was about crossing North Anna River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I VIII SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION on
: SATURDAY, Asy 7. 1sf3, ~ tie Court House -
tao cloak = e.. he following lots IN the Fest
-In bnlafgfnH II: LIT 7. block 10; lots 4 and Ie,
block = iot y, block -; iot IS, block q I0t
y bioek - lot u. block 81 lot !, block 50.
sALE POSITIVE. TifIs perfsct
II y a--0ne-half cab. balance n six Ehd
tEelT@ months, ith interest, sfsased By mort
gage. Apply g THOs T. GARVIH
sHz5 k~ruTheat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

NEw YoRK, May lI.--Rebel prisoners
captured on Monday report Longstreet's
death
The steamer City Of Manchester, from
Liverpool the 9th ult, via Queenstown
the 2Ssh, arrived al noon
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR sALP.

VFHE PR0PRIETog BEING IN THE Ar
MY. oifrrs for ssis, on reasonable terms. a
vel ssiectsd and nearly new PRINTING ~
FIFk- Apply 70 LEWIS PELHAM
mys-tf New Harmony. Posy COUNTY, TEd.
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and Fancy Good

M HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS
w aud Fancy Goods, which We sell, at whole.
sale oT retail, ehe2ner than any other house
SCHAPkER a BUSSING
Nos, A. and AZ Main Str,a4
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MILITARY /!

100 DAY Men, Attention
CMITH 4 WILSON'S LARGE CARTRIDGE
- Pistols
smith a wesson's Small cartrids Pistols.
Elliot.'s CaTfridzs Pistols.
Coif's RsToiers, al sizes.
MaDhattOn KsvOiFess, all slzes
Just received aud for sale ~ low hgures Alss.
= large stock u Cartridges
wELLss KELLOGG co,
Hiys-lN - Fisst Street
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EMPLOYMENT.

&zh MONTH Agents wanted 10 seit Ses-
- ~ ing MschiRes. We siii give cammis-
etou 90 al machines sold, or employ Agents who
viii work f5r the above wa<ss and all expenses
paid. Address ID. B. HARRINGTON CO.. De-
truif, Mich. mayl2 ~
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1Le 1ai[n dontna[.
COMPOsITOR WANTED.

a first rate Newspaper Compost
tor can fnd steady employment at
the best Of wages by immediate ap-
plication at this Office.
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LOST

DOCKET BoOK-OB Monday, May 9th. 1854,
Ia rocket Book containing about tssnty i've
OF thirty dollars, in small bills aud currency.
Also this photograph ~ lady and one Of a gentle.
man The finder will be- literally rewarded by
leaving IL at KELLER & WHITES
mylO-st Drug Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
CARRIAGES, &c.
FRANK HAMMERS TENS
Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,
CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET,
.-.f.tr EVANSVILLE, IND.

E,RANK HAMMERsTEIN TAKEs PLEAS.
It ure Ia saying TO his friends and customers
that he has now on hand, aud 10 manufacturing,
Wagons, Carriages, and Ruggics OF all qualities.
TIE work 10 all done under his immediate inspec.
ton, consequently will be warranted.
Persons irom distance having Carriages OF
Buggiss 20 paint or re-trim have their work
done on the shortest notice, and the most IA
YorObe terms.
Being the oldest practical Buggy aud Carriage
Maker in the city, he 10, therefore, better prepared
than sny other manufacturer 20 all orders.
ap92 ~
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PIANOS.
Two Snlendid Planes

TWO SpIend1d Pianos
A Nd LOT OF FINE PARL0R ORGANS
II and Aei0dsaas Just received AZ
WARREN 4 CnATNGrON7s-
Alec Two second bard Planes FOR sale cheap.
The nnest assortment q VioIins Guitarz FtHt@s
aud AeoozdsAns aan be found At
WARREN s CONYSGTON's.
spA Ne Main Street
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Still Thew Come 7

WE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
w stock Of Dry q DDS Of every description,
which will ee soll eheap.
sCHAPKER 4 BUSsIEG,
AZ and 49 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

ClNcSxATi, May 1.-The river has
risen inches Eighteen feet in chan
mel Light rain Thermometer IT deg
barometer - deg. IL min.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

lone the loyal citizens of any other po:-
ton Of the county
Althoaga.it Is txae our Commissioners
did Dot mset the expressed wish Of the
people 10 making HE apprpPrlatioa aslssd
lor. yet cannot for moment Be led 4
believe out that the COMMISSIONERS above
FAMED are among our most loyal eli
zeus. ours, respectfully,
r. r RoBEKTs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

HOUSE AND LOTs-Atwo.story Frame House
L i aad siK Lots, IN Casey's Enlargement. The
House coltains light rooms, good Cellar, Ctsisru,
aud stable attached Lots 10 feet ffonti viii he
sold With or Lots, As desired.
Also, ten LOts In Smiths Enlargement and 10
Asrss " land ths Plank Road adjoining the
CuyaTt. Enquire Of JOSEPH LECHEEh.
my4
a OLSE-A tso story Brick House on Vine
L 4 Street, between Seventh aud Eighth, c0u-
tainiug four rooms and kitchen, also good
Cistern, stable, Wood Shed, Sc. Tie lot il rs
feet square. Terms cash For further particulars
enquire At the preinlses.
aprIl2G-2w JOHN TRHIDLKIN.
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DRY GOODS.
The Largest Millinery Stock in the

I'VE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK o.
w Fashionable Millinery, OF every dtserIr.
ton, TO be found In tho West
With Milliner like Mi.s Eiiza Bsllam 70
supsrintend the Trimming. and Bleachets OF like
reputation. we eau warrant satisfaction.
" One Price aud Chesp Prices" Is cur motto
from which no deviation Is allowed.
SCHAPKER 4 BUSTING
Nos Al aud 80 Main Street
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BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler M akeE.
Corner or Pine and Water Streets

1 Al PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
/ u steam Boilers, stationary ~ ,.a'rtsbfs
have every facility for doing good vrerk tb.f ge8
mac hiDsry aHd good E0rknsn eaz give, and All
UoTk safrosted - me- gill Il. ,I,.Ss ,,sssr - -,
soaal suparTisioH
&c ~orkHsn sent 70 any part Of the city and
country q DO r-SziTinz. dscis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
A Few Carnets Laft

- - TNHOSE WISHING To BUY CARPETS
- @. cheap had better cali We are sellinr
- ~ them OF At less than manufacturers cost
-r se SCHAPkER BUSSING,
Nos AZ ard ~ Main Street
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND FIVE LOTS F0R sALE-A
Ii two story Frame House With two story
Wareboass, two Cistsrna and Well IN the cell n,
situated on thise lots AZ tho n Division and
sixth ttrssts also two lots aud aiabls on Sixth
sffest aEs for sale on favorable terms. For par.
tioulars enquire on the place.
myl0-2w y. eCHiRhEk.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

LtOR RENT or sALR-A BEAUTIFULLY
IT situated Residence, near the Salt Wells, with
about two acres Of Land. WIN trade for good
city property. Enquire Of
g. MiNGsr, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

JUNE 9Th 1854,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. y, and o'CIos
P H q said day az she door Of the Court House IL
tue CitS u ESansvilies Indiana, osr for sale, 81
Public Auction
Al 1as1pired term in ami upon lot one hun-
drsd and eighty-nve tls5i in the Donation Ea-
lSrSeneat q the city Of Evansville, under Lease
from John wise 10 Mary App, With he sppsF-
tenABees, Shich IL sa.ssnea to be the sroperty II
John n App.
myl2 GKoRGE woLFLIS, sheriff v.C
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GROCERIES.

'-.'a ,a.ta GROCERIES.
O6n LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
asaa. ..a ZOO sale
~ . ELLlOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
raHit sHs- Hn BUSHELS FRESH GKUUND CORN MEAL
~ In store and for sale At
ELLiOTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
orsfr..s-. x D0Z, NO. l TUBs,
...F f..fH ~ d0z. No. . Z"
10 Nest Is a Nestl tubs
-isIs .lss 20 doz assorted Rolling PLsg
& doA. Butter Paddles;
3 prints:
40 Baskets, assorted siEes;
Hft tHa.rl EJust received and for sale al
aisI .sfahaH FLLIoTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
~ Hundred tie Choiee Table butter
Juat received an for saleA
.g.,.... ELLI0TT's FAMILY GROCERY.
I'EN BARRELS Large Pickles for sale by the
.s4fft rHHH Il dozen, hundred barrel, a
ELLtOFT's FAMILY GROCERY.
ENIETY DOE. ASSORTED Hurd aud shaker
II nroomss
| 10 don Fancy Hearth Broomu;
10 doz Whisk
Just resolved and for sale at
ELLIoTrS FAMILY GROCERY
ANU THOUSAND Lbs Unoiee sugar Car.d
Dried Beef nice article.
For sale At ELLI0rrs FAMILY GROCERY.
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Silk Snn umhrallas

A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND BINGHAM
san Umbrellas just received and selling
.tt...s sCHAPKER gUSSING'S,
Nos. AZ and 40 Main Street
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Sherif's Sale No. 1s6.

DN VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION Is
~ sued oct Of he osEee Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of NsndeTbursh county, Indiana.
n favor Of George ". Bathboa- fsr the use Of ? d.
G Tuuteheli 10, and against JOAN NJ APR.
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MARRIED.

AZ tbs house - the brides ssthsr. on the even
ing Of he llth Inst &. by the Rev. Wm. a. HccArsr
Mr. v. O. mAZzLRIGG 70 Mas CECILIA NJ
SCRANTON, both Of thls city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
MILITARY GOODS.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs

CUGAR--Fife 'gsliead. pFims n. o. Sugar.
- HeGned SuEaE-ls bbls Crushed, PoNder~d
and roh,e sugar Mriasaas and syrups--e0 bbls.
aud half barrels J a. rs.si yssi aud f9r sale by
EEILLY co,
DRAN-seyss tons received end for sale al IL
ID Man street b. api& REILLY A 90
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PICNIC.
Grand Picnic
BY THE l
st. Carl Borrameus Society
PROPOSALS.

Beef Cattle.
FIfuE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO PUR-
i chase. ina open market. ior the U.S. 81 the
United States Army,
ONE THOUSAND BEEF CATTLE,
the samu 70 lie delivered at this post Ia lots Of 51
fifteen aud upwsrds-pufrLascs TO be procured by
SPECIFICATIONS aud requirements heretofore pub
llsh 4, aud furnished upon Application.
Payment immediate On delivery.
F.H. EHRMAN,
Capt, @. :. and A. \. O NJ.
Once CommissAFy % Subsistence and
Acting Assistant Qusrtermsster,
kyAnsviile, Ind, April 3, iss4,
ap2G n
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v4
mam BE-
81
ssaaas 90
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

CLOSE GALA narrow escape from
death occurred to deck hand on board
the tug Actire near the mouth of the Wis.
consin on Thursday night last He slip.
ped, fell and left his head under the crank
Of the Engine, which was stopped by his
head and it was found necessary to reverse
the Engine to release him from his most
uncomfortable position. Singular to state
the skull vas not fractured nor was the
head seriously injured. His hands ~were
caught in the gearing and badly injured, so
that amputation Of several Of the fingers
was necessary. Let any one imagine his
head to be placed under descending shaft
with only six inches space between crank
and base! Excuse US if you please from
such trials.
DR.. Price Of McGresor, attended the
case and left the patient comfortable on
Friday last.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20
Military.

Military.
Capt, Call is in receipt of letter from Gov.
Stone Of spri 9Th, stating that he is authorized
by the War Department to raise three new
companies for the 9Th Cavalry to replace the
ihrse Minnesota companies recently transferred
Gon the 9Th. These companies and one other
Of the regiment will be made Battalion and
Capt Call will be appointed Major. The Ma.
ior has shown us the letter-the above is the
substance. Major Call and Lieut. Abernethy
are now here and ANXIOUS to hurry Up recruit
ing. II there are any men wle want TO en-
gage in this arm Of the service they will find
these two officers no ''carpet knights" nd il
there is any desire to fight rebels you can bet
the " jor will fad them.
Lieut. Geo. Dayton tells US that he Is ordered
to report to his regiment aud that but a few
days remain for recruiting. Lieut.. Dayton and
Sergeant Richmond are here to those
who want to cross the plains and do their
country service at the same time, these gentle
men offer Gne Inducements.
Report for enlistment at the Bank Block and
enquire for Dayton or Richmond.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

This community is very much 'excr-
cised" on the subject of Small Pox. II is
the unfaling theme of social talk, and
housekeepers must needs keep a list Of
every supposed case, ready for rehearsal at
each gathering so that it may be corrected
and increased by comparison. Every (elon,
cut, ring cold, e,cc:era, is small pox
in its incipient stages. The Public Schools
are closed, and clamors are raised for the
suppression of Sunday Schools and the
closing of the Churches. But here the
sanitary" proposals cease. The children
may amusc themselves in the streets, the
ladies' may have their social gatherings,
the ferry boats may ply to and fro with
full loads, the cars may run with crowded
seats; business may 60 on with accustomed
zcst, goods are received from every direc
ton, opened for sale and handl> d by every
body. The merchant makes his usual sales
and takes the greenbacks, which may late
ly have come from a sick soldier in a
southern hospital, or eastern wildcat, fresh
from somebody's pocket and through every
body's fingers. The bundle Of clothes
which the soldier returns to his family by
Express, is carefully carried home, opened
and kept The husband and brother re-
turned on furlough is joy(ully welcomed
and everybody shakes hands around. But
the children must not go to school because
they might catch the small pox. People
must not 60 to church and worship God.
nor supplcate there for Divine favor and
interpostion, because there is pest,lential
disease in the land. This pestilence is all
over the country in every comnunity west
of us, but they must not come to McGregor
to trade FOR fear they might give it
to US. I'm.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20
The pestilence.

The Pesttlence.
We were informed by Trustee Woolis
croft of this city, that on last evening
(Monday) there were but 8 cases of small
pox and variolod in the city Of McGregor,
and that in four Of then, convalescense had
taken place. It is WIS duty, as Trustee,
to sec that all whose cases are reported to
him shall be provided with food and medi.
cal attendance, and hence his knowledge OF
the public cases is correct. There are
other cases, however, not reported, but
they are kept very close and cannot be
dangerous to tho city. The pleasant
weather Of Monday and Tuesday, ard the
care now being used, will soon Danish the
pestilence. At FIRST the doctors differed,
some calling it measles Of q malignant type,
some putr;d fever and but few, small por.
Now it is admitted that some of the cases
had the proper type Of Small Pox. 1t is no
matter to US what it is called. The disease
is rapid, loathsome, malignant, unsocial
Destroyer of human life, alarming to oil Of
US, and every precaution should be used
to stay its march. We believe it is stopped
now but we cant tell. In this issue two
articles on the subject appear from different
pens. Tho small traders in the country
tell more than is true Of our city, and some
Of our large traders 10 McGregor may tell
less. Our advice to country folks is to be-
lieve no man whose interests will warp his
judgment or his veracity. There is pesti
lsnce here, but it is neither so contagious
nor so general as the reports abroad would
make it. .a... ....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

r. HUBBARD & Co., Successors to Giles
& Bro, have engaged Mr.. Geo. w. Harlow
to take charge Of their repairing depart
ment. Mr.. H is a skillful and experienced
Matchmaker, and comes among us with
the highest recomme ndations from some of
the best manufacturers in the East. He is
also an experienced and neat engraver.-
r. IL. & Co. are increasing their stock of
watches, jewelry and silver ware, and thus
will be prepared to suit the tastes Of ALL
Their connection with an Eastern
house enables them to get watches and
other goods manufactured to order on short
notice. The new firm will deal extensively
in Pianos, Melodeons and Music. 1t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

1t. d. B. MoE.-This good looking and
excellent officer Of Co. G, Iowa Sd, left for
his regiment on Tuesday morning, carrying
with him the good wishes Of many friends
and their prayers that he may return to Us
and spend his days here in domestic life
The Lieut.. has re-enlisted and there is
every probability that he will succeed to a
higher position than the one he now holds.
The visit Of our friend David was a most
pleasant one to himself and friends. We
did suspect that he would form partner
ship Of delicate nature ere he left, but
guess he cared not to engage in matrimo-
NAL strategy till the war is over. Good luck
to him whether single or married, in war or
in peace!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

Coles County Affair.
The Editor Of the Quincy Guy Herald
thus trims up correspondent. The truth
is there is too much disposition on the part
Of the hating style of newspapers to en-
courage riots aud rows among soldiers and
citizens. We do not see what these mob
loving writer's expect to attain personally
and the threats they use towards each other
must certainly give aid and comfort to JEFF.
ferson D. Let us persus paece at home il
we would thrash the foe abroad. The Her.
old says: ..-... .--.-.
We received yesterday an anonymous
letter from some person calling himself
Democrat, who finds fault with the general
course of the Herald, and with its course
in regard to the recent riot at Charleston IN
particular He says the Democrats who
participated in that riot did right, and
thinks We ought to defend their proceed
iogs. He attributes our opposition to mob
law and murderGus riots to fear OF the abo-
litionists ard soldiers. Now, lift will be
any satisfaction to him and to others who
think and talk as he does, we will just say
70 the whole tribe of them that We had rather
athousand times be charged with cowardicr,
than be once justly charged with instigat.
ing mobs, riots aud murder--that we had
rather have it generally understood by
every body that We Are afraid Of aboltion-
lists and soldiers, than instgate the unlaw-
full taking Of one mans life, the invasion of
one mans rights OF person, or the destruc-
ton Of one mans property. Ii it is only
brave men who perpetrate and justify these
ontrages and crimes, then We want it dis
,inctly understood that we are not brave
man. Our correspondent says we have
lost SOME friends because We have refused
to sustain those things VIII. n done by Dem
ocrats. Well, so be it. We shall contrire
to refuse to sustain mtbocrney and murder
though zoe lose erery friend on earth by it.
We don't scant friends at any such price
When abolitonists are guilty Of outlawry,
NE denounce them for it, and we cannot
honestly or consistently turn about and APP.
prove of outlawry when INDUCED in by
Democrats. If abolitionists do wrong in
getting up mobs. Democrats do just as
wrong if they get up mobs. We are OPP.
posed to i, all, ard shall, in the future, as
We have in the past, advise and demonstrate
against it,"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

OUTSIDE &c.-A requiem by "A lady Of
Massachusetts," This poem was forwarded
to Lieut.. Moe of our place for publication
he favors US with it. The interesting
Obituary Of Capt r. r. Read, by Judge
Samuel Murdoch. Interesting original
article on Horse-shocing, The Fenians,
'Disloyar' Teachers, &C., &c.
See Supplement also for good column
If fun and earnest.
We have on hand piles Of letters, com.
munications poetic and prose, which We
cannot reach this week.
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COMMERCIAL.
TIMks 0EEIcR Tupsday. mil la-3rn ~

TIMES OFFIcs, ruesday, April l9-3sp.m
Roads muddy here (theugh improving q little) and
market very dull. Prices nominal. Last week a
terrific one in Milwaukee and Chicago. Gold passed
from Monday 18th to Thursday from 10 to 100
and declined to IT, on Saturday. Wheat. on Mon
day 18th, 81 II; on Tuesday, 81 81 on Saturday,
81 25. Everybody was wild with excitement The
sales of last week in Milwaukee foot up four million II
bushels. On monday old declined to 10, Wheat to
81 %. On Tuesday 10Th. write we learn by
telegraph from Chicago Gold in New York is l66 1-2,
heat 81 20. Such il life.
The Pacte running regularly, the river il ris-
ing and the weath,r is pleasant.