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The stato Military Agent at Washington,
telegraphs to Gov. Morton that Capt. Quigs-
ley, of the Goth Indiana, who Left hero with
the regiment after their re-cnlistment fur
Tough but = few daya stace, wxs killed in
the recent battles below the Rapid2n.' He
also states that d delegation Of 1ndianians
have started to the front to take caro- Of our
wounded.
The formal announcement OF the death Of
Judge Caleb B. Smith, of the United States
District Court, WAS made In the United States
Circuit Court to-day. Hon John A. Watson,
made the announcement, and accompanied 1t
with IN appreciatiTe eulsgy on tho character
and career Of the Judge. Rcmurks we're also
made By Judge White, his SUCCESSOR, and
Judge Davis OF the United States Supreme
Bench. Resolutions Of respect and regret
were adopted, and ordered to be spread upon
the records Of the Court.
Troops enlisted under the hundred days
call are coming In and going into camp here
rapidly. About two Thousand arc here NOW,
and probably as many more will arrive to-
morrow. 1t Ia estimated that nearly ten
thousand men hare enlisted altogether up to
this time. There are 800 In the city regiment,
600 have coma in from the Seventh District,
400 from the Fourth, 200 from the Third, and
100 from the Fifth.
Chilly rains ars enterferi1g seriously with
corn planting
Gov. Morton il offon An expedition to pro
nots recruiting under the hundred days call
He Is still confident pt being abba to fill tht
States quota
, 1864-05-13
Accidental Death to n Member OF the
Rebel Presidents Family.
IErpm the Richmond Examiner Nay

The President and his family have just met
with great affection In tho sudden aud yio-
lent death Of Joseph E. Davis, second son Of
the President, about four years old. He. fell
iron, the east portico on Saturday afternoon,
between three and four O'Clock, distance
fully fifteen feet, fracturins his hip and injur-
ing bis head. Mr. Davis and bis wife were
abeent from the mansion at the time of the
accident, and some minutes must have clAps-
ed before the facts Of the accident and tho
discovery OF the condition OF the child was
made By the servant. The sufferer was taken
into the nuraefy, and = messenger dispatched
in haste for tho President and his lady. Drs.
Psticolas. Conway and Gxnett, tho family
physician, succeesiyely came in and; applied
their skill without avail. Ths child WAS in-
sensible vhen picked up, and never recov-
cred consciousness, dying In about three
quarters of m hour after being taken up by
the servant and carried into the house. The
iune1al took place yesterday afternoon It five
o'clock, from st. Paul's Church, the Rev. DR..
Minnegerode officiating. The occasion cali
cd forth large thfong Of sympathizing
fecting character. The interment took place
1t Hollywood, where the Presidents family
have . yanlt.
, 1864-05-13
The Hout' Of Hcnnctt's GuorI11aa In
rho Green River Country.
From the Louisville journal, Msy9.1

We learn BY Way OF AorgAnacld, Ken
lucky, that, early on the morning Of the 2ota
Of April, the Unioq cavalry, under com nand
Of CAptaln Brown, overlook Benefits horse-
thieves just as they had arrived on the bank
OF Green River, md we're attempting to cross.
On the approach Of the Federal cavalry the
thleyes Wero thrown into great confusion,
and made preparations for \ hasty skcdaddle.
Being nearly surrounded On three sides, and
with flowing river In front, the robbers
we're unable to make a successful retreat.
Horses and guns were abandoned, and each
individual appeared to be impressed with the
idea that his escape was OF tho most vital Inn
portance- Captain Brown ordered his boys
: to charge. The line swept forward, deliver
Ing two vollcys with the advance. The no
torious robber cutthroat, Captain Cook, WAS
shot through the body and Killed. Two OF
the horse thieves were mortally wounded
and taken prisoners. The greater portion OF
the gang succeeded in getting across the
river, and, with Bennett 1t their head, 1t last
accounts, were making their way into Ten
nessee. Captain Brown captured ten horses
in tho sklrmish, and quito . number Of shot
guns. Bennett has received severe check,
and another such repu]st will SO weaken the
band that lts effectiveness will be gone. Ken
tucky has been the theAter of fBennett'a success
and also of his defeats. His star il waning.
Let him giro the State wlde berth hereafter.
, 1864-05-13
Tho Gals AI milwaukee.
FFffm tho AiTu&1%nn Caut51a1 7YSh

.p.sDs y; A. sisa ss.asn%s % saadsniy il, 6.a sas
.totnss n 1snt l. .!so e!sx h.rd =. dsy 1ssF
.aosher .ster, e ss e
III ,ae ne Re9 oars s.ass owned BY rlsksr
sld Esa q .his ely les s!randed .boa: nts1 roda
he plsee Hners ia Csesm Ci.5 ir:da 1neste1
recently 9 = .saore q .stsnp,:9S ,o nsss ~ h.s
ss. s.eeSsss -, ni.:sd s. IN saa r. q
M &c 4sh s s.s fan as sf .
e 1 ea ha1 III d
81 III!
onx ~ R,f e q.
the vesse .ad he shorg tho CATS xore LOTT mud taa
orsateTs 1ess q shsn elans to ,as eoss Sus @o
Of thrt st5nct om oH tasic oun sceount sal wars
IL Rssors q a
-. 1n5 saeI .ne5ed se5ely Tne r..sn.
E e );
kooeE. ksad Esq. nd 3es orla psta: IT, cargo @ Of
- 1nsuFases Company foS seso Il l. BuT4ie Na-
~; s9a .s ss f.
In Nc Buffalo Mutual. Al the present vzttag. i Is
y; 1t' ~ a:s b. Ss q Sp sss4 %
plsbabty suffered lsse tha1 those Who came aaaors:
I1A br1x y. III. 9xHdAff. Als6 0QQal IRON kal4 pot&
to Buffalo, loaded with wheat, was forcad 10 put back
and TO anchor aloss under the NORTH Ioas. 4ao
app* to hATs aomS to anchor TOO near the reef
she struck heavily, and w8 foana Necessary to aNp
her Hnehor. 9ht roc came 10 anchor ss.ta bur Wns
found to be leaking badly. and Il laat rceort ths
other .nehor WAS abaneened. and tho vssscl htadod
directly for tae EAoee. This was not done moment
ioe tofn, - 3he sank about twenty rods from the
neaeh In tNere to fourteen tess of waeE Oh Division
ttrees, md ii well shs.tercd posltto1. Tho Greg
exnr :thnro safely, about 10 a'cuck tno 3aw boat,
rspg one Of the hutch DOOR TO s.aAdy it. attached BY
na 70 tho rteru OF the boas, sn1 sorink a1nrH tho
sra thus coming IN stern foreme IT. The experiment
proyn. cnt1reiy succsssfnl. A nfe boat vss subso-
nn-ntiy s:ut ont for the Captain aad Aats wha had
ma,netj 81 Hoart. and reicued tbau. The lito boat
Nas msantd by tho Captains Of several 7sssafs II
pert .,,.--.,,, ~, 7.r,.
Insurance. Co., for x3ef0; and the au- 1o3 *'1'"s u
the Security Aa1 90 go In the Columbian.
Tho schooner Cnlen, small lumber ve5sct, H4ns
Ashore on ths South Point. md probably won't to
pieces = Der nasts d;sap2ssred during tne day: she
GEauEe. Of this city, and insured In she Columbian.
The Cnlon was out but = short a1rus md Wal bound
for Ferc Marquette with ssms hsAyy machinery and
othar miscellaneous freight. -
The Conquest, another small vtsse1 II ashore thigh
and dr." near tho Fssana, be- ON Tho ssgai.n. tut
Tbs Conquest was owned By john Bartschy, Of She
boyEan, and hat aboux G.s1 bushels wheat on bosrd
far tAfs port. She Il worth about Goa b1s Hi pE-
6Abty be Ecs ~ Without ausrA1ninE Mush damage
, 1864-05-13

The arrivals rad Ba1ea OF beaf cAttle As fhtlpsf
Avenue Drove lard, reaeh about so heal: sao
E,arlet Il dull At about former rates; frRt quality
.tt'Es r. selling q r1o 1s1s,sXe .feona is.sy
rev choice :ata asld st tic : Bd head sold 10 60
10 Bat.inors within the Rams range Of prices The
markets closed dull: tbs b1tchcE1 ara bnyln. In
snail Hay only, t. supply their immediate .Anss
coEssfs =. np%enanEsd % 70 ss:A ssld ~ tso szss
ehsep are dull; 20 head arrived and asld 1t from
04lo,c F'n kross for wssl sheep. ~ to qualtJ.
AoEssIs a91! md lower; a.'oehsad 'od At from slo
Ths olosisx - thc particulars Of the eales;
nen N@ltc Tor far to extra.
Martin shriner, 1s Lancaster county ttsers, sal'
ilK At from tS21Tc q D, sho latter fer choce.
4, Fuller Il Co., tI Lancaster coantJ ssoes1, seH
llE Ut ttsm 1sdal7c 2 ,, the latter for choics.
JcHea HcCieae, N Laacaater county stsers, ssulAx
x. Kennedy. 70 Chester county stss1s. selling al
from 14HQ15c for far to good.
from E2ltc for 6ood - extra.
Mooney 4 Emtth, 80 Oh1s steets, solnuE u nem 1i&
1ec for csmnsn to sItr1.
l.ass5tss e 1s csanty yn. s.1sTs selling ~ 'A
b. Bra11sn, n Chester county STARR. ssuns aaHoA
3. Hosd, III Che1ser County stenEs, se1nS Al from
1&8tes for COMMON t. extra.
THE HOG MARKET.
Tbs arrivals and tales OF Hogs ~ ths unlon ana
Avenue D14ye Tafzs reach 3oeut 3,sss heao. too
market Is duu hld pr1css hAve Asc1neu s4lee Me
making n 1rom &ttee214A ahs " hess - " 4aA4'
ky.b hesd sold at Henry Gl1st' U1ion DreTe Ia1d
1t {tsn 111 .bc117-5 - tho IN ~ net.
1<70 ht nd sold 1t the ATtnRe Drove 1a0 Al uoo
Slt.Go up 10 Sl30o ths TO hs net, - 70 QUALITY
, 1864-05-13

Tho First Voluntary Es,ft OF thc .War.
MENDOZA, My Il. 1851
rdiso1f chicegp Tribune: ,,.->>\,>.
Tic war 1.yer in our town has assumed a
decli edly c1;1onic form. War .ncctinss are
held lightly and the Cd spirit lah Us ahs;s
1ste Of the s,ll Missouri cavalry, is raisinga
co.rpany for Col Hougl's reglment. Sixty
men are already enrolled, part Of whom' are
nov In Chicago. und the helance-nincty-eo
tc.c.y. The most singular feature Of the
var excitement htre is that the loyal citizens
have pledged themselves, after Waiting forty
eir1t hours for volunteers to enroll them
rclvce, to submit to . .draJ! to fill Captain
Shereld's company.
This we tako to be tho first n,tunta4w draft
ever submitted to. We expect In few days
to furnish your Board Of Tfado (God bless
Il em) Hitl the first drafted volunteers Of the
war.
This IL no h.aysdo, but = deliberate resolve
entered into by cur most reliable and inau-
entinl citfzena. A handsome local bounty Ia
also paid to volunteers, aad ample provision
made for their families. L. B. CRookAa-
, 1864-05-13
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANuFAcToKY.
GRA4's PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Hkys nov teeo before the public for nearly yssas
they aTe universally pronounced ths nfatest a1a -,
The upper edka preseut1 psRfect suryo. ffss as1
tte angles noticed In Ill other collAEs. r II.
Th4 c1Avat c4nAeA no puekef4 on thS thM9Gn A6
tprndovn tolAr-tacy ara A8 SMOOTH !N55t1E IA - ii
OUT61DE-and theFoioro perfectly rse A
tho neck. ,.~en1r tu4s1saR
The Garotts Collar hAs = Unoeth saa "eA9
edHo On BorH 6IDDB. ,..ss of pApAr -
n The form o! collar, but are eo1
TO YI1 TIE N1CK. foe t11n-deBn Nhe
in every half a!4e fEoa 3 = II hnenSs an3 49,
II sond xines u se%t ton3 of 10 eash-tnn LASER
esch: aiso II Ges!!srt ~ Tr17ala's. Army aa4 NaW
very handy psck1&
0Mcers. ,,rARl1 hzHpSd
- WEE. WEE. Ir r.r11r hoIDKD COLLAR"
A0EA1 Near EufnasAiuz qpo&R m
| soh py 90 s.@ aeo ~ Ia AICA. JOHNSON q CO. lnpE
ters srd. TTbsenaR. q De?oosht1&%s, Hossa9, ~
GSs$5ess6Rp sedR BRos- fat.auksss
, 1864-05-13

Correspondence OF fha Clnclnnau daketse-1
CAAp DEsNlsoH, O., May 10.--Somo 8, 1000
OF the National Guards are already cnctmpcd
on these grounds, and their numbers in
creasing bJ arrivals an almost every train.
Tbs four regiments from Cincinnati havs
pitched their tents on the south end Of thu
camp, Ths 7th and 6th are on the east sido
OF the railroad; the 9th and 10th on tho west.
They expect to be mustered In very soon-
to sling their knapsacEs, and of to the post
Of duty. The enthusiastic patriotism that
Characterized the brave men that sncamped
here In 1861 Inspires the men Of "a, and the
country may well be proud that our young
their bc1f: f:sacriacing splrit and patriotic de-
yot;on. The dress pArade of this gallant 7th
was An occasion OF much interest to their nu-
m-rous friends who Witnessed their so1dicrly
movements and proficient drill. When the
Eoon learn military duty, &ud accommodate
themselves to the life Of soldier,
, 1864-05-13

Albany Lumber Markst.
FOE TIE WKnk E1nI1H SATURDAY. NAT I.

IFfos6 FuS AI1aN5 lafKuB.I
lumber haa eemmezcedts as11vc !fa tho Cham:
spruce which was much NEEDED ~ s.r?rsl articles
ths ms+ket ~ comgtssely bars isE loads hste ts
which were frozen In last fsl. Sss far this spring
hays eesa ia!5 but net asys: - ths stosk on hana
Ei sfriye tbs weak. which w74 give supply Of tho
different llnas FItosa Are about per Cent higher
The following arc The arrivals, II far Al va hAyo
heard, for the week Just ended:
The Canal bsat Blue Bell, Capt RsYnads. being tbs
drst this season nom QsMeko hxrtug bosed i3ta0
pine tally boards. good. &261sc Apiece; boat load OF
Ahoye lumber cana hy way OF ths Champlal1 canal
the tnlAles BY waJ fthe Erie c8nsl.
, 1864-05-13
FROIE CE7ATEAE00GA.
{Ffun Our Own Reporter.l
IAn NEAR Ifxnnn1

tke"11 w. -, :
Z >Aer FSc,sjn. NzAn niSa4et9s Nae 9ssi+ GiA+ ::
,cs,a,. ..no,, ni,5ato,. s,-i1sd 49, xt,,.
? not's. snc,n'nsa 1rait,ns ,-,h,h,r ~ IN.
noo1 es".1...,,, .,.n ~ c,r,3T
1a: e,,., d;1i,,o1s ~ 47oo.r,s f,,>. co,,.
,n1 Tn> The enemy ia within tb1cr ~ fnnr n,ltes
n ~, We shall pe.bans nush forr-,rd in tho
rnornfnr spresdiuc ont to The rirtt an as to make
= 1orr 1ina OF front which viii ha thIcsr by
troons Al they arrive.
rrr Brieadc which VA re1,ex.a at f3ordon,e Mill
WIS a po,tiou of Je1, G. D.Yls, D1yis,on-
Our Division is composed OF twelve Western
regiments, {three from Illinois and three Eastern
.regfments-the e3d Macs, 1SGth y. Y, and S3th
Conn. -o,,
,tf,h .nS Is.sh III -. ,ai III ia Xxi f1Sio:
he .1th Mich, lbs I'd md Selb Wis; tbs SD,
10Th and ssth Ind.
aen. hiipAtne1 10 hete, end T. = 1cpo.'0 nortior
~ ~ rshei po,e WI ~ csntnrd In ts noun
tains ahead Of IA. We nrs now further south than
Dalton, and about two miles from RingEold.s :
Mslof Seh: nooSee , " snd nleasaut aud the Whole
commrpd in good health and spirits. Transports
tiou snd supplies arc In GOOD ofoes'
[From Another Correspondents
GoRDox's MILL, Ga. ETeutng Of Aay ., 1851 3
uoo&cr's advance consisting Of about 6,o0o 1u-
fantsy and battery OF artillery under the 3ble
command Of Hal. Gcn- butterneld, arrived hero
last evening. and being IN the vicinity OF the En-
e1ny, plcketa were immodiate.J thrown out:
The I'd brigade, I'd division reserve corps, con-
sfkt1nc of fyc regiments Of Western troops. anon.
1hich il the 1s5th Illinois. pushed on thIs morn
tnc, bein. thus relieved beUutte.neld's division,
which being In its turn rtl,eyed by other troons
~ I.e.,s,.. ~ -" .s,ss... ssoae ''4
co1nmu,Tr,t,on. xjth f;-n uoot.r. and f.cr
Thnmns are fcpt IN bv = i,ne OF eivnal gt,tonn
md conrerr. Tbe 1Oed. the 1o5th. tha 1essb aud
1eet, 11,,no,. .,a nos c,oa.to ~, cncnr,. i'm,
-..t..sss ~ - ~" ~. ,s"r =. ~, ~
~ te,e1eose ~ 'ue in4p - "in " s0en .aA. Ia
M5este u u t"t 10 Inc Hons ~ Oaton anu onlf
short distance nom It.
The military capacity Of the young and gallant
Butterdeld, will now have smother opportunity Of
displaying tteelk. Hs has largs, we'll equipped
tel upon tho eneny. Tbs weather. roads and
health and epf,ts Of The men arc nj. that cnn,a be
desfred Tie expedition I. n,ed by the n.
mons band Of the Esd H.s..
- ,, ~
LATfR' haJ The whole 80 Division tButter-
bers upwards OF 5000 lighting men.
The ammunition and supply trains arc extensive
and Will b. strongly guarded.
Everything goes like clock work in uoofer'a II.
my. and the command seems deficient In nothing,
There II yery notIceabe difference in tais respect
c.ns,ed .nd r,snacrd and tbo ANN -, the 80 nhie
5n13n n. rn.-cb .eros. The Cumhcrlsnd Non nts,ns
~ ~ eecn.tio,, ~ F,,t Terness.s lat al .nd
saa E.I;n ~ ~ .nna" .h,. es tat aau
s,..se,;re5 .ea =. ' ~ na,,,. :. ne -
o1sopl1nsa Ano oe1aet mhnageo. 1nu nothing oc1
esss; c,..,~..a
leofzesponoenee o. e1neannAu esm1eteM.1
CHATTANOOGA Nay q 1854.
denesM sherman has en1oined silence upon
, 1864-05-13
NeW1 ffom ColNmbusx
Firm, the Cincinnati aw1strn

CoLCABCs. May 10, 1864.
From two to four regiments ofthe National
Guard are being sent to tho field daily. 6sren
regiments were mustered in and equipped
to-day. The whole force with the exception
OF tuo regiments. IL NOW in camp or in act1Te
service. By the hnt OF next week tho entire
thirty thousand will be under tha orders Of
the officers Of the General Government
At the request Of the Secretary Of War,
Surgeon General Barr sent today twenty
surgeons to Gen. Sherman, vhs had made
application at Warrington for them.
, 1864-05-13

eceune u crude # tae per cent. res gatloa. We
G1.lo toniceiY =: :E9Ec. bElk cf barrels Ic.a ned
;As, ,G p.,sGfSnEs' S !p:iass, me Frcsi3n M,aia'
rse1 lrou sd departed OIL Cl.y gluce nr lrss re-
port, The Esskss In the East xsa duh at { further
CRrDH5.Ine oGIJ sales that came under oar notice
WIRE - fnll0ws- SO brls s,3 late SauY1a, eYsafav
rlfEaic terms Sales Of several lots he pxgs to ho
re,uSned. hrs II 1Ec: 1,ae1 h.'s % Il axe
rrfrea erc nominal.
, 1864-05-13
CHICAGO LBMBEn MARKET.

THURSDAY ErESf1G, Nay II, 1851
LUMBER-Recetyedy yesterday, ASA ~ fees Taere
hiss been fair amount Of activity In II. arxet and
carge prices continue very nrn. bnt with No further
sdyauce, Tte yards arc xe.eralI vary busy, aa1 IA
tho leading descriptions Of lumber ne aote coo'ts
crab1a adyance previous Quotasons, sf1b1R ehley
nam inadequate supply. md fussAs< from tho high
pslces paid for cnrEoes.
j Observation-Disclosures yesterday, s5o,ooe. Market
sill actiTa aud vszy dtm. especially for saved
Shingles, The receipts Of Which arc extremely n1n
lied. --~--.,--. : r.s-...-.-.
IATH-Eecelred yesterday. 1850 pes, In good
demand a1d nrn 1t previous quotations.
CARGO sAL78 TO DAT.
Cargo sehr Catrie. Woodford, neN kalamazoo
eo!d Iy A. Carter 7aHed 8hlnglcs as 1885, car"
70 brig Alsoua. from Oconto, Hh'tsom5s Mills.
l7o,ceo feet lumber, hsf stript, rest mixed, sttps
at boards 1t 1885, and 1inch lumber at 3:soa,
CARGO scnr Wxn. Smith, from Ans4eEor, TTswbrdses
Mills feet lumber. half Etrips. at 3s5 ICE 600
Lath at S45a and 1Ecan Pcxets At 1910; cargo kear
G,p ey, frcm Mustegoh; Mason Davis Alt1, 80 go
ect lnaber. half strips, good. at $780, cargo echt
Commencement, from Holland. sold hJ II. F. Fyfs,
5,Ma feet ceArse lumber, at 3l5.0: cargo
echr Hirondeile, from Kalamazoo, soa By
uote1liuE, 10000 ret lumber, one-thtrd strips.
at sl95O:, cargo schr Bl8ok Hawk. fona Mus.
kegon. sold by White l. TroHbridse, ~, 100 feet
lumber mixed at s172s cargo ssas. Northcsaer from
kalamazoo, sold BY Hotelng. ssNs feet lumber. two
thites strips At $73; cArxo schs. Bsolt rom Hsrt
Ma1velrs Nil, Auakeson. so.ooe fsss Lumbar, mill
~. .n.,. -. II n.tre1 ~ Ei13ovx.
, 1864-05-13

NAHHr-1st Heard, haxyys 2nd Board, Irregular
An anomaly to tks unlu!tAtsd Il II be found in ths
price At which Harls Railroad stack IL now htld In
ths Kew York Beard Of Brokers' h1s quoted at the
c1oss gths Second board 1t 26l.! To thosa who
know asythioE about ths Harlsn Railroad, Va need
hardly ae them thai tbs stock has never bsen worth
MY cents on thu dollar since the road 1aa completed.
1t has setualy sold within three years for cs etss
on the dollar. But II Is : pet OF tbs gamblers. and
what they do withi. when DISPOSED to 70 kttnE,
IL seen By tbs qoutations. What they CAL do with
HarIen tasy ss2 do with s1y other stock. or syen
gold when they THAR vicious wits to work. What
indnencs these men hare uson moral, political aud
msteal economy OF our country u very sa%lI Aete5
mined
, 1864-05-13

Whola smtuIt, ?n0
humber of banks erEhnzed-... ..........-..... 4t7
The National Cufreacy Act requires that aethtd
1t the padin capital Of each association shall BE- de-
posed In United etstes bonds with the Treasurer At
Washington. aud On that amount thsy nrs e1tiued to
receive ninety per cent Of circulating notes. II the
bsnks alrsady orksAizse hAEs no mora than donoled
tie amount which the law requires them to deposit
with tbs Treasurer-6ay swo.thisda Of their paid.ln
ezpta-theIr aggregate circulation does not now e.
cetd thirty three and half millions Of dol1r4, which
Is spread over twenty-five States Of rho Union.
N1w ToHk 6Toun nAARK1r.-C1osfug pr1cesfor cash.
may Il. received By F. G. ealtoustal Co, conm.s
sion stock hndIbonl brokers' n C1szk street, Chicago.
, 1864-05-13

:. B Sixty business. firms at Quincy, III,
have agreed 10 secure the positions Of thsir
clerks who have enlisted for tho hundrad
DAY q eervicc
; ~ During the late. sffsir near City
Point, Gen. Butler narrowly. escaped being
taken prisoner. His orderly only short dis
tance from him was captured.
, 1864-05-13

Fl0TK-Recei1ed,a ,a5is Sris: aliposd. .h1ss, MA.
ke: WAS .etyo md Eithoot msssrlaf chaaEt- SAILS
sa 81: 9fs ssoo|sis e aslt:a
h.la Roeinsonsr :: $50. Bf1I1a g1reAs-lW 6rls
& 81 5aedsas :s s
ssf5 2oo brls missouri" On ,. {. sFntSG sTF1as-
~ n4an-ss p; oss L oa,t 4 4 ~ r,s,
.sti!s I'D dp2s sss e. ~ 4
,s;;ss ::Sss !; M ;?
GSeG II @ M 81 70 slipped. 1a b.
81 Eo cetn i IS bu 9dtss d. Il uafs s
q & do {s.1l'1, 4 & N: - 9ss! a. + s.
4 .s ss y 9 e. i sn ssSs s. i = s. %
e T @e ss g m & e ~ ~ ~ p
9. B.: 70 eos hu {by sample} II S1oo T. o b.:
g S99 Sa aa aoss 4 s .a.. r.
Nsx eo@ so+hs nsFfst eiouss ssn :. e. IN.
:sE3ATsEhses,!ea: 1s,o!e By: shipped, 1868 eu.
sss e. l Fl g. = e SsAssst 4 sssss2
KYERoeel!ed. i;sal bu; siipped. none. 90 ~ Market
g; !; e r g !. s. .s.D.a w.
aet 9n,ss Sales vere: u bags fby ssmpls Il s. u
.ALGQHoI-NomlnAl At s2,s1o2a = gan.n. :.
BCTTER1Hartet steady aad quiet. We quots
rI3ns Pn,1 n1G5 N efoeks sno snos- 932e
E3pping
ss!ss ssdsy Ia: ID i; io at liz: i; Set1 s1ocfs
.:BKANS.Qa,s and nominal 1t seaae.s. accord.
BR6OM CORN-s tons good Ut s.aa!oe 2 ton.
, 1864-05-13

The latest news from Gen. Averel1's cavalry
expedition is, that 1t had reached Logan Court
House on the evening OF the 4th. On tho
morning Of tho 5th, rebel spy. discovered
by Ayerelps scouts. was hung. No opposl-
tion had been encountered.
Gen. Crooks infantry column had, at last
reports, passed Princeton without seeing any
OF the enemy. 4 train on the may to Crooks
army mas yesterday attacked at point four
miles beyond Raleigh, and fell back eight
miles. without loss. Two companies were
dispatched from Fayette, when the train
moved on.
All communication with tho front IL nban-
doned.
The telegraph IL being rapidly pushed to-
ward 1eWisbnrg.
, 1864-05-13
Printtn9 Clot1s nr Provfdence-TTeeh End
3Hv H5nv = A>>>--

Goods yery nrm. The following IRE the sales 1865
PC. PAP as laxe; ca 5oe Pes 55!a ~ Ms'l5hc: 1sss pc.
6o1ei srlc; $500 pSa deast At l71c 3sca pc. e2xsi
l7xc *teo pss e1 e. =: stc s.E,y Y tae wses: $50
si3ti at is4c: 60 pcs 1s@ st lsc; pcs dxi! 1t
taHc; atb pcs 61st nj l8Hcp heavy Tata ~ pss.
, 1864-05-13
#isreuutlf1uB.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
l. FEAIEEcE or An 11vALrp-Futltshod ft1
ths tenent and y CAbI1oK 70 IouNs AAH
aad otAsF1 who s1xst truM SeEroHa Beblltv, trtUA-
turs Decay Of Aauhsoo, &e., supplying u rs sslna
Nns TT A1A1s o. ssI1.c1n1. 1I ono who has
AZ. By iacis4ns Bosspald addressed seveopu M
gle espisa MaJ be h4d of lie A4thse, NATH4kIXk
MAYFAIR. Ksq BaAaord. Kf1xs a., ny.
, 1864-05-13
HIGHLANDS
GERMAN BIFTERS


ne concentrated I'll those ,trsues vhst taad II pro-
Of Blttezs, they arc NOT Az ALCOHOLIC NIX
A PURE TONIC,
Composed eatlrely II Vegetable Substances.
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
- AND D1sRAsEs RESULTING rRox
Disorders of the Liver and
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AYD DEBIL1TATED FRAMAa
BECOME RENEWED WITa ALL rIR
VIaoR OF HEALTH. By A
FRHH usH OF
THRx.
TReu ember. tina. this Blste.s IL not An alsoAoax
ml1tu1a, baf.rootn drink. Or substitute for ram.
and cannot tusldioualy Introduce tho roe Of dsuuk,
ness INTO your families.
Do yeR.wsnt something to Strengthen YouE
10 yan want Gsod Appet1ts9
Do you want to Build lp your Cs1sdtutIonf
Dc ysu want to Feel Wsl1
Do yea want to get rid of NexveusnessE
Do you want Ensrgy7
De- ysu want to SlsaP Wolff
Do YOU want Br,sk and vi8o1szs Foeltnx{
II yoa do. use K0oF1AED'g GERMAN B1rrkRs.
Observe tho following sympsoms, resulting ksza
disorder. Of tho Digestive Organs:
Failaes. p S!ssd e q.
E.raes, Re4{sbql1. Disg1sk 1r Tosd,
s. sats. I!s.f ! hfs.a E.
49, - sl.s::: + \ s!;'es S:sss 4: s x:s' s:s:
II E;ss. Fan 7 i: slie b.sf, esess sssa
, 1864-05-13
Aruy Awards at Cincinnati.
In addition to the axnzts published 5este1d1y. Ma.
lar Dn DayTY his made the following:

Ax34 FD4Hs
zahrls Eeek T. 6hsGer, st Is.
i'll brls, do do Us
2ubTI' g. payis, j., / Co., 1t ~.
ai1 M bris 6ris ri jobnson / CO.. II IN. sS''
- btls. G.rdasI: Phigps BE- d q CO. =, II + g s2s.
Ipc0 bria, ). Rawbon, At *1i-Ss.
uLEAR RE alpAs.
25oo0 ns, Eeek 4 shafFeF, at 1+;3o.
SsS r. ETtns sMnRiPEsas, EY.n, Ga 1s1t'e.
1000 81, do do l4soc.
No.too rs, J. RAwssn. 1t l4soc, 1i6o, 145e, and
l455c-