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, 1864-05-01

wife. About an hour prevlous to thls mes
enge had been dispatched'to bis ranch.
for Mrs. Slade, but this was not know
to the committee, and therefore hia
request WAS not granted. He was made to
mount the stand aud given ten minutes 10
saJ what hc pleased. He crsed for Judge
Davis, lawyer Sanders aud! others, Judge
Davis came forward md was asked In the
most entrcating language, BY the prisoner to
plead with the people for al Innocent m.n.
The prisoner said Il they wonld ALLOW him I'm
do so and 10 anywhere directed. Judga
Davis told him Il was not In his power to do
anything to save him.. Again and again he
wonld ask time for his beloved wife to ar~
rirc. He said he had business matters to cx.
plain to ler, and asked them for God,s a. sake
now trembled, his f.ce was pala, anu
hts whole frame Was nervous.
lie wre now certain lis time. had
come. Tho rope was placed about his neck
and his arms bound, and again he cried
.e1 o94 Ass H.. sakc y st ct sm sse my ny oTn r.
wife, from every quarter could be heard,
aud . rush to the gnllows was looked for:
Excitement now prevailed, and general
Eight was now anticipated. In an Instant
about three hundred guns were lcvclcd on
the crowd. and In An Instant more everything
WEB III ol4ll a6 lA6 AusM u uluul54AA 4AG
prisoner was stIl begging for mercy but all
to no purpose. Hang htm they would, and
hang biu, they did. while he was stu asking
for few minutes longer; and without his
being blindfo:ded, the trip was sprung. The
fall was thirteen Inches, and his boot toes
touched the ground. After hanging for thlr-
body conveyed to the VisginIa hotel.
The crowd still remained In the street, but
not word was said except By the atoremen.
toned Eny1or Thomson, who 6wore Yen
gcanee against the perpetrators Of this deed.
4 dozen or more Of the guards went after
him and murched him to the gallows, where
they were about to deal IT. out to him, but by
the Interference Of some men he was let
loose. He will probably be banished. At
six O'Clock, and before the corpse was laid
out, Mrs. eladc arrived. She is lady who
bears an excellent character here, and is
thought much Of by all her acquaintance.
she alIghted and was conducted TO the room
IN which her dead husband lay, yet ignorant
of the fact that be was dead. As soon IS she
saw the body, she cried out that God might
punteh the murdercrs Of her husband. Her
feelings can be better imagined than deacrib-
with her. she asked friend OF SHADES why
DC did not pull out pistol and shoot him
before be was hanged
Of the proprlety Or justice Of this dreadful
tIaReay nave notn1ns 20 say. give 3act5,
and leave you to comment. Slade will be
buried to-morrow, Oh the mountain opposite,
and Us coon as metallic case can be brought
here the body will be taken to Illinois. Titus
endeth the life Of one who might have been 8
useful member Of society, md who might
have been beloved by this and other commu,
mites.
The names Of the other Victims, who suf
tered death in like manner, In December ant
January last, you have probably heard he{ort
now; 50 It is useless for mo to enuuerat,
them again. Suffice It to say that the Who'll,
number now hanged in East Idaho La twenty
EeYeu.
, 1864-05-01

Speaking OF tho close Of the Fair, the New.
York Tribune says: :
ut is 20 far from having pallea upon the
public, that We believe the regret at Its ter
imitation to be universal =.
1t las been a crusade Of chanIy, ana the
earnest feeling which perxaded re perform
anec ofm.nute details of its 1nulhtas1ons du-
ties haa been IKE q religious passion: The
Fair was The outgrowrh Of profoundly pa:
triotlc sympathy with the soldier, and what-
eTer aid It received nom circumstance was
nerer essential, nor even important to 'ts de.
AZ evening paper yesterday stated that
Mis-. Grant W1s 1t The Fair but Wss not gem
e1aliy yecorpjxed. = The paper further stated
that she cast her vote ION the sword. ques.
tion) fof Gen. MeClellaa: The public will
be puzzled to decide whether thls is magnan-
unity or earcasm The presence o. Mlss
Mcclellan ALMOST all the time at table but
TIVE etep8 from and in full view OF the sward-
voting books has been widely noted, while
The ps1s'stent absence Of Airs, Grant has been
equally obserTed. However the decision
may fall, ii Is matter OF history 5aas On. tne N
ono aids nothing that could be done oX tne
maepet'sm Of ofpersonal attention vas omitied. !.
while On The other, there Were me opposates
OF Studied absence, utter indifference as TO
the result, aud something Just at tne cioee
which looks very %nch ~ MfS tSe eonsest as.
, 1864-05-01

Correspondence Of tho Denver News
utparSya r7T< I n Match N

vtpnrvyA CRY n. Mxrch ~
. n, +ho r,oro,n1 ~ Tnssasr 1ost ~ ~,
w. ~. an.nt srot+ ~, 4sSy ~, .uc e.n
Met1 Ane sal.cu. isppl. a1puau to"n Wa.f
nrsa saJ af rosti+nt;nn haa na, IIssa i,
hv IN - r ees1nns whn enteI.d thc ofnre1s;d nJd
c;;h 1yi,nont anr mat rensc or nroroc.tion ro
n..ta ano m.E ,nta.s are MS oesou.su eue
cGneGnts ~ " 1.s aaaetto'. ~ my ptoPt1etrss5
VEG Is snoWn 1t.s ~ tos name 81 Aol
dena,sas So,,ar,,anesa ss,it h,Srn ssIgset
.,See 'as.;a a,,d nv ni 4a1s hss non, 10Y,
oryusuEe ,as @ pa.is, ata 5asy u s"eavs were
caiea 10 neal ;Ae teeuaony ana fenacr tos
velo1cI accnfoipEiy. Inc case was prosecu"
teo anu ae'enaea y .ne pest talent tae eoan~
Ky aAosas, @ ana to"asas o, evening the oary re.
sateo, snu1ens g.Se H. ~ ny a vstalet ne1t
Court Sln1nera = rave not aea1a: ont sup
pose inc WIDOW tcatacrtegs Will recover
SONG aamages. .,. a..
On tne same csensng ne caenaog' OF
Annie skcggs, LIP Cnhnngnafn. NO. was
s1sde md % othe5s. f' fhs contents d s. tbs re-
SSeges says they completely hursted her ~
IN Pnsinsss s3 arg nas she h naa nto1alng t.Ng defG
~ 4. e'1de ha 5as hscm hasa keafa 10 sa1s com
the Madison branch Of the Missouri river
about ten miles from mere, o9t spent two
thirds OF his time N town, an9 Wn1le mere
he was always drunk. he had With mn At
all times gang Of despetadoes, who feared
nothing and never observed law, order, or
the counsel Of any one: 10 frequently slap
ed 3aw-ahiding cltiZeusin the face. and threat
cnsd to "hoze them through" Il bis Wish,
whatever It might be, was not grattded. The
citizens and vigilance committee sent him
should and would be preaeTyed, and If be dtd
not abide y ta,s xule, which IS eons!deIed
Imperative BY them, he would soon suffer ne
consequences. Ea5iy thas morning, slade
and coMpeny were ga arnnk-nos anl dtad oronn,
but crazy drunk. a9a ABUSED every one, eau
ing them oppr19taous names, and DARING
any one TO taho u aP; fapets were lssneo
lof ms ax anG ~ WIZ h;,nsaf u "as sna aue'hg s
, 1864-05-01
Rebel Murders and OrueltIcs.
CErrr1 prrwt1aTuta Knnvrfttn J1rjr1

Hundreds Of mea have actually been hung
and shot in Upper East Tennessee by Long
streets there's md assassins. Men Of char
acter are coming in who testify that they
nrc kEowing to the facts.
Wi1cher's comp.ny Of cavalry, piloted by
Nathaniel Brown, Of Washington county,
took james Bell, tie brother Of DR.: Bell of
Greene county, foEed him to lay his head
on a chunk In the r,nd, and with stones and
clubs bent his bratis ont, They took some
of the blood and brains and rubbed them
under bis wife's rsse, cursing her, and tell.
M ths house down, Ind It's contents With It,
allowing her and 1er children to look on Ut
the flames. The 1otorions Wesley Peoples
and bis brother, sen Of old Bill Peoples, ware
In the crowd. vii our men attend to them
when we advanceinto that country?
This is the part, Of murdercrs. robbers, and
hell hounds, who boast that the Lord Is on
their eide, and sbserve JEFF. Davis days Of
fasting, humiliation md psayer. Strange to
soy. these devils ire but 1ittle behind any and
all Confederate prtisans, IN point Of morals.
What an nrmy otthfeyes and assassfnsi
, 1864-05-01

Tho attendance On Change so-uaS ~A gooo' ous
owing 70 inc aniasoIao,e .ns~s .s .sun. nes '
leaoios Ms1Aest ~Efe e,, 49,. ~ a.. .n.,,a,,
Inc marker tof t4ouf bsa!l eou'nuce ~ Nua r,.
OF stereotypeo o9llness. spt1ns e11n .s W. us!a
quite 20 hrm -nd ho!dess would oe Wildly ~ nna~sa
elkht eoneess'oh. nut na!a!5 eaooao " 4ee. 4ao
views Of buYe1s. White w'n'ets sse ne!a n.a - IT
Tlous Quotations. The Sales toaay "ela n1aEoav
go bfle-at s752eoo for white w1tess ana saoas6s
forstrtng c1tras. ,,,-
The market f1r Wheat "as onlt. psFsicuthii5 90 !
tpFtnc, afd prices mo" use" s..' ~. ..,a.
the closing hEuro on ChAhsc yestefnsy. nc sa!es
foot up 117,s0 hu at = 70 tos 70 ana s-<ssasss4
for o2-1nosy at T., me masee' e''eoo
qntes It s1-zsH lot eo Ana et.<sI1 iol w.
ihcse %ss oe.9st ,s ~ 49, 80
ruled more aesse ana =. ~ RS ~
on 'chanea sess.anf. Auoe. '<s~ e.
at 1850 FLU Tot 20 ne* ~ s.ute f. s'tesu W ~
new sua *!essc W. - =. o1,x. s~ -.
sGAe 1os No9 ahoAs-e'oAos n''A ~ '''s -"' N'e
ano S1U"1ol 81 oe~ ..-.. .t.,.
Oats Wesa auA aaa saaes sas... n'snsss rrn
seHo ou az eeaeo.As Ut sar dt..r.,,n
Owing to INC iac1 tnAt ooJe a.1 .ta..t ~
nfisn Of A&1c oes*eso ~. nDo
eetpu. prices afe Ase mole aps.. tnau
K5e Was a1tst eee III ~ a. s.ea ..*1 ~
with sales OF 20 IN s.oto :. -. .ao ~ 80, -
ba3!e5 Has -, ~ soou .s,a 4s"Au1 ~A1 AAA, "''A
fl.3e sef Nc : u e'4te :-,,,.s s.v
ING sEss. ~ a.s.a.. r. r-,-.s .rrr the c1osinc
ano He 1os ~ rs.tsra.r ~ st1-r ncr ~a11na, 1,ut
pI.ses y. ,1.n srttE,tv nnlr shoTt r., Nils
,aeIe nus s.na. At :, ,sa.1s ner c.1on-clos
~ a.n =. 49, tn..da nreca There acems 70 be gen
rrsl on,ntcn among the leading operators that the
sh+.. .wend,oent vill he defeated ia the Sen.
r .h.t II II nass the tax ater the 1st OF July
nv, ,r 1n ,ncrcssst TO II 5q-Ehleh would protect
s9.n.t sny serious loss IN consequence Of
~ ~ soc To be nsid on etocks n hand.
rar.s. A.. am and without special chsuse. Teas
.ns Snr.-s arm At auotstlons, Carbon OH Is held
g.. ~ 1900 for h1te. the supnlT IA limited oxfnK
tn .sr-r.1 manufacturers having Withdrawn their
, 1864-05-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

f. SATURDAY EVE, April 80.
LU1lpHR-Reeeipts yesterday wcres 900 feet Tho
market Is ve4y active. with no change IN prtees Wa
report sales tod&y seseeni cazxoes as pf1cts
log from s17.s9ls.se Sales to-day: cargo schf hm-
ftrf pncd lumber ut 4Is.5 cargo schr Revolving
Lirht from Grand Haven, ~ 900 feet safted lumber on
D. cargo tchr Gates, rom Grand Haven, TO-
half st14pr balance Ios'sxnd 1t car
70 eehr Hubbard. ffAn Mussecon. $1,000 nalt s.l1p
Il xl7!So ea1ko schr Maize, from EnE1ensIs Mills
Msntsee, 1alf sips At 3ls; CARO- echr Stella
from Enslenaas Mills Maulsee, . no feet to AI11Ee
At as; part cs1Eo tcsr Industry, from Kalamazoo.
,1sIpo ieet Csmpeu Lumber, snned, n at5.aa3
EH1kQLES-The> market u 1a1rty active snd ve1y
arm at p1esent zates. Sales todaJs Cargo schr be,
RON Kaia.na1po 90 e4wed ~ It 81 cseso scsx
Industry, from Kalamazoo, nco saved A. at SEQ
1te fnllnX1nx sta tAt faf4 ptteek:
, 1864-05-01
Another Auction Rnle Of CouI In New York.
Higher Ft1CE4s =.

EErom the n. Z. Evening PoetJ
T-enty.nlne thousand tons OF coal vere sold to-day
by the Delaware, 1aek3WknA Hud Western Railroad
Company, Simeon draper acting "a auedoueer.
coal Eot In lots OF 100 to tons to a5oas orty per-
tons or oztns In fifteen miu1tea the usual time half
m hour.
The prices range shout forty cents ton higher than
soIa At 5e%atMdeiirersble 1t ri Ezsbethpott1 IT..
1hieh is s1ns to little oves nine doll.rs tho long
ton In this city.
The following is condensed report OF the sale Of
Today. with the pces Of March IS wall as tie present
, 1864-05-01

EWc see by the London Daily ,Ns,a. of
the 9Th that .: farewell solrce was gtyen to
Rev. ]. sella Martin. formerly of this city, at
the rooms CT the London EmancIpatlon So
clcty. A resolution was adopted which re-
cognized, in flattering terms, his brilliant
and effective services to the cause Of tree n
stitutions In England, during the last elgh
teen months. Addresses were made by Rev.
Dr.. Massle, Prof Newman, and other pro1nl-
nent gentlemen Mr.. Martin returns to this
country to labor for che freedmen. -,
, 1864-05-01

~ The Newark Daily Adpert&ser says that
the Presbytery OF Elizabethtowr, New Jer-
scy, having become satisfied that ono Of their
number-Rev james r. McNeill-had be-
come military officer in the so-called Com
federate army, his name has been struck from
their roll. He Was formerly one of the Sec
retarics Of the American Bible Society, and
lived at Elltabethtown. Soon after the COM
mencemcnt Of the war be returned to bis na-
tive state-North Caro}ina-and, as It has
since appeared, Joined the fortunes Of the ze-
bellion. His library was recently confisca-
ted and sold by the United States Marahal in
New York city. =. =
, 1864-05-01
BANKING rs FART OF THE WAR
MAKING POWER,

which are almost Indispensable, and always
valuableto any govermneat in time OF war,
viz: q 1oan from the people, and currency |.
for the people. In all considerable wars
gold disappears as medium OF currency aud
exchange, and the paper Of the war-makiug
noxer must supply its place, for no govern
nent can nav the expenses Of heavy war as
tbcy are inquired. Hence the power to run
ranks ofissnc and to create paper currency
is OF necessity one OF the attributes of the
var.makine power. Indeed this IL the main
, 1864-05-01

~A lady who lett Georgia about three
weeks since gives the following quotations of
market prices Tor few articles, viz: Gold,
thirty dollars for one; Corn Me.l, twenty
five dollars per hushel; Meats, four dollars
per pound; Butter, ten dollars per pound;
Mi1k, two dollars per quart; Flour, three
hundred dollars per barrel; Coffee, twenty
five dolia1a per pound. No articles Of any
kind are sold for less than Ave or ten dollars.
If the purchaser has note Of either, bo can
buy; II not, he must do without Articles
Ike knives, forks, spoons, cups Of all kinds,
the lady In question says arc not to be had
, 1864-05-01

-ss+..
sales today: 80 bags Peaches, unp2sed, 11l13a ~
1.e Is bTis ohio Apples Il 1aKc.
EIsn-wa1EE F1:n IN much 9sstsr s1pply: :,9a b.s
' bich larCt number Of orders remain on hand un-
died. hetnarket Iuies very n5m wish a savanse
artlye with moderate supply. Prices have hdvnnetd
sc hal{ br1 on previous quotations; MAckfRxL t9
active. Previous auatattons are TetF nEm and TN
charged. BERE1y1s-pry. nnn ~ prevlors sates.
, 1864-05-01
The DAVENPORT. DIABLE.
RtEx

Continuation Of the Excitement In
Spiritual Understanding FerSorfu-
,nnceH Last Escn1nE-Funny Incl
, 1864-05-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

For thc Week Ending Apfil 3Utht 1SUl.
SA1u1DAr Ev1a1za. april %, 1851.
The receIptEof Beef Cstto and Live Hoxs a. the
various yards In tte city during the week ending to-
ds7, compare Is follows. with the previous weekly
receInts since March &. 1864:
, 1864-05-01

Tbs total receipts Of Live Hogs during the weef eud
Ing to-day, An. mt, according 70 tho daily returns
posted on 'ch1nEe 70 q ,7o3 head. This u 50 head
more than veru received lat week, and ssss head
thsn the receipts Of tho corresponding Feek o1
Last year. - s r > -
The daily receipts ut the Earious yards compare -
, 1864-05-01

Tcw Orleans Sugar n1arket-Apr1i 9S.
Thete vas verJ little offering Today; but still the
demand being Act1ve. the sales comprised 20 lhds
sugar and ao bhls 80 hslf bbls olasses. mostly
new saesf &c. I'd pftae pld sic % eood ns@ s Mo
!a..es ST. prime e eesiss s. md syIup soe 1ss e
bb1A Cubs Muscexado Molasses sold At 7se gallon.
, 1864-05-01
CHICAGO DAILY n1AnKEr.

A1lsaes Qf Grain reported IN tats rtporf ars
OF bdsts f &c sttr9ge per busas unless oikes1riss
s1sed Flour Is 8oAt dereFed stnttss ottctsc ssok:.
SATURDAY EvKNNo. April 80. le6&.
FREIGHTSrLAxE FRHsn1s-rhese Is nothing
doing Like Fels hts xnd rates entirely omlnAt
hsrte1e were: Schr. e. Hubbard, at l0cs corn to
aLAEn A1p KA1I =" Fnz1GHrs-The propeller ln&s
Nre making engagements At $3.50 for Flour to Bos
Il q, ard u - 10 New York.
Ra11ao5p FFE1eaTs-There "a no chansutn rates.
We quote:
, 1864-05-01

~ The English mind Is ne@Iy agitated
over question or great guns. The long ex-
pected contest between the Whitworth and
Armstrong systems Of artillery commenced
at shocburtness on the 18th instant, and al
though the details Of the trial are kept se-
cret nt present, It Is understood thata mini
mum Of three thousand rounds will be fired
from each gun, and that the contest viii be
necessarily very tedious, extending over
period OF two or three months, If not more.
Sir WiIlIcm Armstrong is represented by three
twelye-pounter brcech~loaders and three
muzzle loading shunt guns Of the same cali
brc, aud Mr.. Whitworth by three mnzzle-
leaders Of the same size. These nine guns
nre already on the ground, and three seventy
pounder Armstrong brccch-loaders, three
sevcnty-ponndcr Armstrong muzzlc.loadess,
and threesevcnty-pounder Whitworth mug
zle-loaders we're On their way from Woolwioh
to Shoeburyuess.a at Inst advices.
This grand course Of experiments Is con-
Quoted under the direct supervision Of the
Special Committee Of the Ordinance Board
which was appointed to, examine into the
| merits aud defects of the two rival systems,
TIE progress and results Of the trial will bt
| regarded with nearly as much interest In tht
United States as in England; for although
our Rodmans and PARROTS are very dcadl,
md effective, there is probably room left TO
improvement even In our superior system o
artillery practice
, 1864-05-01
Memphis Cotton R1nrket-Apr3t

H1emphfH Cotton mnfket-Aprtl xH~
The eotton Market is H&1n and vtr5 aotive. The In
9u.Ees ate 1ar3e and tae oe.nRa coaeldcrable. The
bales By the steamer Mollic and about 100 by the
steamer cp1]eN both ftom A.San:as riysr Tne salp.
hare be so hs!&s BY the steamer Belle Memphis,
ard Us By the Liberty. both Of which went up LAST
evening.
, 1864-05-01

EAIKs OF TKKIaHT Oh LIVE STOCK T1QK QHduARo 10
DNT1oIT.
Cattie. HoEs-
10 ns.
Mich. Cent and Nch. South. large cats.- Ss g cts
Michigan Central. hmAN cafs. ~ ~ ca
70 BUFvAbo Oh suhFHHe1oN RIDGE
Mich, Cent and Mich South, la.ge cara t11s S cts
Michigan Central, small cars. ..-....s...... Cts
Fort Wayne CARS ~ &ftet................. 100 % cM
To FlTINBVHHHA
Pitt; r. 2. CHI. eaIs of.a4 fees...--. e @ sn
do Dc cers Of go feet :.;s.: g g Gsa
hates D9nktrE, 2He 100 ID. less thsn to Buffalo.
BEEF CATTLE. -;
The total receipts 1t she various yar1s during the
week ending today. amount according to the daly
rtsnrnt posted On 'Chanee to sosa head. Tha IL ~
head 1ess received laet week. and Is head
mcre than the receipts OF tho corresponding weak Of
Int year. .'..~ f.,
The dAly 10 eIpts at the variouz ynEds compare %
, 1864-05-01

With fpry average supply Of Beef Cattle for this
period Of tho year. there has betn considerable aetv
ttY In the market. Tho high rAtea which hsd been
previously attained have bcen exceeded by IN ad-
vance last SATURDAYS quotations OF Is cents per
1o0 ns-, T..
The following ara the closing prices Of the market
this evening, and ~ compared with last week:
u1os1Ea PH10Ks-
, 1864-05-01

war becamc subordinate to tho convcnicnccs
Of commerce.
Eoshlpg in political economy can be moro
apparent, however, thun that, In great war
like the present. It Is the duty Of the country
to Unrest thcgoveanmcnt with all those tln4n.
cial powers, which MI modern governments,
including our own, have found necessary In
time Of war, and which all except opr own,
have deemed essential even In times Of peace.
Our failure as people to comprehend this
5act Is now prostrating our currency and
Gripping the financial ability Of the Govern
ment to conduct the war, by compelling 1t
to compete in the prcrogatlrc Of providing
the country with q currency, with all the
banks and bankers who have tho means TO-
get bank notes engraved. -~---.t. :
, 1864-05-01

r Deaa'o rai, eai ard LAKE E;is..a.
TO baltimore. an ran n..:s.:..........::..o:;3 Id
a.ket a1 sna nesecse ssles 9sie 50 o plis
paim1rs" a. At ss.;s: 10 fls .1st,s AZ Nxx sn2|ar
extra s6te}; loa hrse tbEand not gtyen) at s5
Market Gu,et aud fIy c lower than al the Gloss of
Change Yesterday falea TO- 0Fd bu No spring
& & q d sp Is s. 81 do g. 4 = 81
atss&sY 1o5Xoa sed i slaSE ~ II Nei: 49,, ~
Sofs ' ces b.
af 'Chspes yesfefnay. sAies weso:-NEw Co1T Mn n
:SSe: 1steS b. e sa ~ ~ Z
a. OF onS b sn n 10 aa e
saes IL Il ts'e-closins steady and azm 1t oa.sas
a949asT.n = @@iseeeiyed TO- ba .appea !. 80 MARKET
sesss e tf a
- G7a ii TO bush DO tsGoft recentsi at &c 2o6
ss,p Sass e. Il Sa. 60 d snss S
tthor eeipss}.
xat aos bas ska ssore
i 10 iusa ko.s 1t so i07 6ssi b sainpis u
IA HaSArFsEy-Reee.v.d rFs II onsf; shipped ,4u bush.
at 1ati;,t...i9Eesop,ns1 ;,:"a ssGFes a, 81 Der gallon
e ss4pE
kH kll1g ns,;;r
6x,:e RaiisE j ~:
.ad ias - chotce Il a3e inips I'll ss sse -
eHscs 4 s9a Ts1, ,on n se' TO-
HEANs-1n falr demand and dEm II s2.&@a2. 9peF
COFFEE-The market continues vety f11n at pro-
v1o1s Quotations, with an upward teadeucy- We
Qun1e: n. -.
jsTn
Nin fnfr 10 Fpos1
Kio. good to p1ime. .......;....;...,.....:45 4SH
r. H.mHn{E SnS.s: E..............,...,,,,,..,,, sx
S;sSfs s.;i :a;;i; srf:t :;::a; i ps
voas Nc note safes Of hris At lac md pas
Fl FnuiTs 4 HS erErz Apr1z, steady and .etl,s.
s.rP nd ysrI E% M at ntcs, aee
arm and unclaDced. IncKohx SU1sQnies and
a!@ i pfsssnf[ Ts:fs n,%s %s qqRiSs 4m
9Fsen 9Fsen Abpss AApRiss ta eomon, q 1ss
Iemons, + 49,. - s.S9
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ss: st I E a:a:sa.ss .s5p
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sesss IL "a c9ss q &
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ss4aF-s GGrssastS ..;;;s.......:........... =
H1%sPa. i152S hs:nseae,..::: n9ss
Basa5 & flss. .Ss.iss..:.:.: = a.
F4nnes. TarEsh.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q g g
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ssra,aes. haivss::............. 4 8
sfEstsss lss IMPAIRED ;sd
1'c; y hfit ghio Apples =. laAs. ~.
, 1864-05-01

lp1ks.
with nuch lasGeE supply than ususl at tae p1essnt
period Of the yeas, there hss been conn9soe ~
dnctIon In The auotable vnlue OF hoEs during nc
vetf. ranxsnr nom sc On very e1trx qualities to &c
and - much a. sloe per 100 On tower 70 ves5 y.
fe.ior qualities large quanty Of hoss afe u mo
1ardt this e1eulnE unso1d. a1thoaen N toe usn
ttons of this dayx market thera has been lels moro
arty1ty rhe following ate thecloeark prtees Of tho
1ns1kat thss week, and = compared with Last. -
CosIua ,Fh1cK9. ,,e~
, 1864-05-01
oH10Ns-There is *sl1 light supply, sn1 ,,-t-,

oEIONa-Thors ID .tin a light supply. nm, ,,...
20 Ws sfsfss fse7su qaais "a
6s%$aSS SiEs4S; :;f;; Il; IT,:
viii sle isss d,sHoslig2 ea hs DIT ef ss3sIt'ET
afsEs s.e s
rrehsngsd:. 'e se'' small SIMPLY ana I'm
:;!ss SS. $ asss as
81 fiiy1rD vsry aac;. hat a;m ~
qnttatona ether dsterpti ans In modtTau dsS1an;
ssE ss'itd fsf:s fsse*a
s!'sf @Ssi. III u: :2;e in ns;
;sl Isn5 81 pai: 1sl8
Lard OH s9naon.. ........,, i1Sif e
Sperm O ~
Meoss III hi, "a 50
'PoGITExSia w sssii isc:i5i. nj ila%a1i. a.
Dressed Chickens, dox, .fts,a-e,
nHsSef1 @ ~ ISFEHssi p 1s do1
wa pnsk aaaR @sii.fd. do7:::::::.::::: ! !!:s
f'fseSTa fF@TaTGEin moderate supn,; ~, ,':3sl5
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pre :; Satae
ss019T s TnrS e ner ri ~
ss,e ta az - fss II Bo1; Il iii; s:kssIea kaa'
sio bis fotk. Market Keners! i'm I'd ID Rete aea,
.niesa Rork;-Ihcze 4 r, ne5s .ettve demand for
sSs. ao pssssS ss m h;; s.is sos Ss
e. Is = as1sFsd Al a9ssis. - 4
% s:iss s,sss ss's. fssse''s and nominal ct
s,ss ee4s @ !. e. sSoaaes sat
n nscon.-nams art sc>sce snd held rery firm. VIC
Ff1UdN t}tY EuFHd and inf w
, 1864-05-01

T.: ANn CHfCAGo RAILWAY Co--The coupons
aue Msy ii upon re Dep9t Ronda Of sho Pstsoarss
Fort Wayne and GhisaEo Rt!f3sd III 9e PAD 4 ne
Ap1-ee&St 5.fsdhSuktSoS,1 1Fsas~
, 1864-05-01
lTFom the n. T. World.l

The extraordinary proceedings going on In
the usually peaceful precincts OF the Cooper
Union, Of which full aud exclusive account
was given In yesterday's Word, are creating
increased excitement and the Institute was
last evening completely filed.
, 1864-05-01

GFnbby, txo-thfrds price,.
.LKATHEK-Keet!p:s continue re3 light. sspee
eonseQuenty ftles ye1y hrm with no further change
in quotations. We quote: - . -,
, 1864-05-01

CPENCER HALL, FOND 5DU
- LAC. Tla-This Iarse and T E.paeioss as!l atqatsd
feet n sxe ID now httet up IN tho best styae, snd
open for Concerts Lectures. &C.. and all other USES
for which public hall IL REQUIRED. 1t Will be lenfc
u on Reasonable tsrtns ~ i. nav Nl1t cssa Elsuo
csn b furnished II required Addresa -