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GEN. HUNTERS COLUMN


lffom 1oe f1ltsouFg commercial. MnJ 3o.l
We chronicled IN our last that Gen. Hunter
had commenced his march up the shenapaoah
Valley, to retrieve tho lost fortunes Of Sigel
He having dispensed with everything IN the
line of boggage, his train will be small, and
his corps nearly a1l fighting men. He sets
out like one intending to go through, and It
is to be hoped be Will Gen. Hunter is not
on the list OF, fortunate men as the director
Of IT dependentoperat1ons ia the field ; never
sn ne eqo esef q T. I 6anasa
putting down the rebellion bY fighting:
It is probable TINT be will not 20 far be.
fore finding the rebels, for Brecktnridge and
lmboden were lately In the Valley, meaitat-
ing It WIS believed, raid towards the Penn
sylvanfa border A spy was recently taken
in Adams county, in this State, under cir
cnm6tanccs, which, taken In connection with
, 1864-06-01

Of tie Federal Government accedc to the pfopoet.
en a %, an sms6ce OF niney DAYS re re een
iedefate STATES for the purpose Of appointing CON-
he ax 20
the Executives Of the sesezal States Of the aud
ask thsh cooperation b. appointing commission. n
ers, either by the Lecslature or by convention, to
so-ope1ste with the commissioners appointed by
the President, md TO negotiate with the commits
siouers appointed BY the Federal Goveznment,
npon srch term. Of peace ss viii be consistent with
the honor. dignity and Independence of the States
political Rights.
Rstc'red, That II maintaining the rights gns.an-
teed to us by the blood and treasure OF our reTou-
tionary ta.hers, and dear at all tlmes to teemen,
rs dts'Fe 70 b kt alone. We take no mans prom
erty; We fight not for conquest, but for our rights,
the Independence Of the States, our equality, our
civil and religious liberties.
Reso'Fed. Tint snch terms Of peace ae agreed to
By The commissioners ought to ke endorsed BY t4s
PTrsidtat and Senate and su5mjttsd 10 The Poop'e
JGT Mesr ratification or TtiecJon.
After lengthy wrangle the resolutions
were tsbIed; G9 ayes to . noes.
, 1864-06-01

PORT OF CHICAGO,

AREfVAlS................M g.
Prop Tonswsnda: L.nG1ry, e. natfalo, sundstea:
schr slsoneen. Ferdnahd Point saols, IS Gus ahnss
scnr Esyei.ins Light, Reed, Grand Havsn. In m
sehr IomosInan. Bonuel, Grand t1aven. 30 n lanbsr.
schr 6aTu. Oisau, Pier Cove. 60 eds wood.
eclr Advance. Linn, Peut Water, 1S5 u lumber.
Schr Cxfoaiot, Fassett. St. Joseph, LIS hr1s Hoor,
schr + .ilsn. rnrsors. Packasds Pier, lumber.
ssbr Iiti,g Gland. Burke. Muskegon. SO n lsth-
sshr sshr l. n1sas spenssa. Mseiana: basF IaRS. IS
schr Sinai. caswe Plerro Marquette. Ito as.hinRla
schr Gertrude. Morris. Laketewn. % eds wood
schr 1uns. Nelson. HOLLAND. 20 ! q stayss;
achr Mariner. Smith, Aaskeguu. @ m lumber,
seow 2. Hayes Ksd9,ck' Cleveland - N la1nefs
CLEARED. .Msy u.
f ss:us csss asaas
Prop Clty Of Boston, NetsenFY. 0gdeasoafkn. i.ts2
Prop Wln,low, smisn, Ba1a'o. s bu corn, GO oEss
Prop HadEer state, Deckwlsh Buffalo, 5000 bu eer.
Prop Keaosha. Hawtst, sornla, 1o,1pa bu corn. 2.s
Prop Kisssss, aeintosh. Goderieh, 1000 bu caru.
nsrx Js:sie prnmaoad, jackson. Port coeosas. is.
sa IS nu .e saeafa a,, p,oa,o >. M r, car,
His HF Bair oamas aeand da1e1 s
Sehr Dun1aark, Williams, BaEAlo. . ,G63 h1 ebEn.
schr VIM Dev1tt, HisGis, l:aeiue hzns: ,.o-a -
sebs sesaein.yi.n. ] Me1son, RaaA'e :ss bu vhsat.
schr aoaEo1 s1aIxweatna1. Buffalo, 80 ou wheat
, 1864-06-01
A SPREAD EAGLE.
How Jeb Stuart WINS Shot,

The 5th Michigan cavalry is In Crstar's
brigade, and IVES With Sheridan on his re-
cent raid toward Richmond. A private.
named Dunn, belonging to Company A, of
the 5th Michigan, shot Gen. J, z. B. Stuart
With "Spencer long range" rifle. While
the 5th Was under heavy tire the Coloneps
attention was called to the fact that rebel
General, with considerable number Of
staff ofiicers,, suddenly appeared In sight,
and within reach Of the rifle. The Generals
pane was not then known One man Of the
the SHOT, and instantly exclaimed: TOO
high and too far TO the left" "Say, old
Dunn; what do you know about shooting ~
inquired another member. Dunn 4Feplied
that he served two years In the aBerdan
Bharpahooters," before he Joined the 5th,
md took prize in Washington for the best
THIS was good news to the Colonel and
the men, andi Dunn, supporting bis words
by action, quietly stepped forward d few
feet, and resting bis long~range rife upon .
fence fired, and the supposed rebel General
threw up both hands, stretched out his
moment Dunn, turning to his Colonel, said:
!" Colonel, thers Is "a spread eagle for you." The
men chtertd Dunn, who suddenly became
great fayortte in the regiment His name
ran through Custar's brigade. swell dane,
good and faithful sefV40L1 YES upon every
tongue. 6orne ten or twelve men were seen
to dismounts and neslst the wounded or
killed rebel General
The most intense anxiety was at once man
ifested In Custar's brigade to learn the name
Of the General who WIS thus shot. Soon after
CuBtar became master Of the very spot where
the man was bit, aud the hill beJond* on the
summit of which lived an old colered woman
Cubtar came to halt near her house. About
the door of the old woman'e hut Was large
Quantity OF fresh blood "Whoae blood ia
that Aunty /" inquired a Michigander, "That
is Gen. stuart's blood. he was shot q little
time since,: right through the body. The
ball entered his right side and came out Of
bis.1eft-" The old lady was questioned care
fnlIy to asccrtain If she knew Stunt herself,
ard it was found that she did
The men doubted, ne7ertheless, because
Smart had been reported killed 60 many
tsmes before when he was not hurt a Few
days more passed when the Richmond papers
reached the command, giving detailed &C.
count OF the time, place and manner Of Stn-
arts being shot, which coincided exactly
with the facts as they took place, as known
70 the regiment. The same paper announced
stna1t's death. This removed all doubts.
There was no longer question that Stuart
was Dunn for.
, 1864-06-01

Rys WAS quiet, With trif!ng sslea OF No. 81 Sl.ss
Barley was entirely neglected.
The market tor Hishvines opened at m improve
meus Of 10 ga bat this advance wes not sustained
About 1.&S hfls changed hands, at kl.ai@Lx5-tse
bulk OF the sales haviDg been 1t 12 st which price
the market closed nfr,
There Nsa Ecod demand for Mees Pork, and we
notc further adsanca IN prices Of II per prl with
sales te.day OF 500 hsls heaTy City At 49, Prime Mess
Pork vas also In good demand AID buoyAnt, With
1sies OF SO hrs at S71s979ne-the market closlus
hrro Lard Wa In rather better inquiry and note
sales Of LEO tea choice Keith ut lie, and So c. pzi
Steam At 1sHc..
GEan FFe'Ehts advanced 2c rer bu, with liberal en-
gxgemeuss at ls@1shc for wheat to os~eEo, 1kaIaAc
for corn and 11Hc for wheat to Buffalo.
In Beef Cstte the receipts have been limited 70 4
thay car or two. The entered sales AMOUNT only to
1t1 Eead 1t $i.4aa6.co.
Ii hogs he receipts haze been favorable and the
entered salfs amounted to 1,,o3 head at s6S1i915.
mostly It s7.l1hG7s7k gross. Market aet1ye md
nrm At previous oUptA.tpna.
, 1864-06-01

:, q Foreign papers by The Aaia ststa that
the great " 1alande'' prize of the French
Academy haa been awarded to an Amencan
mechenlctan, Mr.. Alvin Clark Of Cambr,doe,
port, Massschnsetts-for his discovery of
the companion star Of 6lrius, BY IN object
glass ns inches in Mameter) manufscturna
By himself, and intended for the ObserYator~
Of the University Of Mississippi, but since
purchased by the Astronomical Association
of Chicago for FL 600.
, 1864-06-01

TT Gwin, Of California, who is in Paris
has prepared complete scheme for the
Working OF the Sonora mines, which he has
presented to the Minister Of Ma1inilian L
nj Fatae, and which he is strongly urging
upon his acceptance. A company OF specu-
lato1s At Paris are also urging plan upon
The new Government, hut as this plan Is
simply scheme to enrich few private In
dirtduals at the expense of the miners,
while Gwin's plan takes care Of the interests
OF the miners as well as Of those Of the Cor
ernmcnt Of Mexico, It Is probable that his
ptan will be adopted.
, 1864-06-01

1T S. ssySs ,lsss ; III; :sss
rrr,D17 Evening. Ma, 81. ,ss4.
fRr1Gnrs LAxs Fns1ours-rtere has been
osng 70 ssH 81, q sssss y, rts az anye adysaecd
:s sass sSse tSs
BsF Genera: se5n ss 1lHe; senr Ralph Camp.
-; sa;;2st -
;$s: II ~: E:s #:
ri .:ss % sz
sSss s:S ;1 s. s!ss <
fs rssa. TO & EssEeg. as4tf; ;sp aud r....... ,s
rreyt.ons ats to nv " York, lake md rsii, m
rroy,sieps ~ e. 70 n T. iii xstsr, i Id Ss:::: e
Esss + Iisst3ss i j: s.
F;ss, ES5E Hs1:Ss Fs,;ssS Il =,
reid q cs1sds ea!reIcy.- ,.us- ....n -
rosa as.s:: Fnt'oa3'1's following ~ ''s r'Il
ro r.uvo-e, al -.a Fourth G!ass' E1onE; E
Nss ri. I'll . and iste Ella: Il
To Boston. all fs,,d nd =: t;is ~
TO Port.sns. a!1 ~ a9 ~
10 MoDt!eals HI Tai. lGo
10 bnHao. AZ fall. .--....---..nh4A g!3
,.,.,. -, ssl IL n1o M Lake EF1e.........aaSsS Fl
To PS3iade1nha ~ II a
To Rttshgsg. al EsA. ;ose 10o
FL4mH-kecelVed Today. 6,s65 PTS: sblpped 70.
ihe past week weir - foliovs. 49,
cor, .veek, 1850. ....................... 4D.s7s
Shipper last Eesks - 'r.....-': ............ w
owDE s1F e sffs ee H. in so aad liz general
Of ths a5kets M 4 she East the5e aas esrn
last weekly review, and P:cee hare ADVANCED about
TIE daily transactions during tho week:
01'A' NSte Wsnttf III eos Kea Riatef sp1ng
Date: Rrls Sold Extra Extra ExtEs.
:: 1s... ..2,no ~ @s.G a;s7A@s. 3.7s @!.o0
:. 2a..~.s@onSs s,sa Gag aeaa5sa :9,H@7m
:. Is....e,e9S ~ GS-9s s.te9 e.M Gs5.M
:. 9.-..a.m SM @gM :s9.. G.g9 @1.M
TO-DAY 1hefe vss ! good deuaud ior Flour 81 ship
iertal change N prIees. sses were: WH1rE Wl1TEE
B1InAelM hbls "VeIandah" chofca rblse winter
Ss51; ne bbl. 81 Ion,s d. II ss.p RED W1sTsr x
tn at f816. ePH1s0 kxTRA-1Go bbls cho1cs 1psfDg
EZRA 4 = 2cS e9ls Isa" :: ssS 2s5 S1t3
ala IS sos to- FL 4 @ s 81.
~ trwebt." $50 bols aedwlns Mperlal" aoo bbIs
North kttr," ste nbl. :Be:o!t Cn31i1 At Is Ii:
ira at "a q 100 bols White Rvtr'' at s51.: 100
nnls Avenue" q laoo; ITO nbs. osscs" 81 Is 75;
liG hbls *eices" o. r:t sraixo sresR11sr~2oo
bbs coed tpring tupes1ne .: $555
.na ,s e. e. asmsnd for Corn Meal
, 1864-06-01

# The rebels are whIsuing to keep up
their cou1nge, over Johnston's frequent re-
treats. They publish, among other curious
things, the following canard:
"Grnezal Scott's advice to Federal commander
was: Beware Of Lee advancing. and watch john
stand; hut the dcyl himself Wnuld be defeated In
an attempt to whip him Fetfeattng-~
It would certainly be difficult for the devil
to whip general who con1d beat the devil
himself at running. The old adage applies:
"To cook hare, first catch him"
, 1864-06-01

COn1MEKCIALs
TUESDAY EYENHu. NAY 81.

TUESDAY EvK1LHu, May 81.
WEEKLY REv1Kw.-The general markets during
the week have ruled actlyo and bnoyAht. Flour has
adysnced 2sc per barrel; Wheat 10sc per bushel; :;
Corn 4@sc per bushel md Oats sale. Rye, however,
has declined 2@9c per bushel the week. Hghwlnes
have advanced 20 SC per gallon Ness Pork has ad-
vacced e2lc3sto per barrel Prime Mess PORK ad-
va1ced s2,co92 50 per barrel.
Tbs following table shows the receipts and ship
mentE tc-dky.
, 1864-06-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Military Movements In IndAann-Re-
SSt.RsaGn OF inc sth AsfGsms1l-an fsa @.a nc 70
Z. G. O-E1cftcmenea ut Camp Nor
lon-The Masonic and Odd EetloHg5
Conventions
, 1864-06-01

GRAI's PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

Haye now been bafore tbs public for neasiY yeae,
They are universally pronounced the nraees aaa sess
6tlfng collars tant
The upper edge pressnts nerfsct curve. fee h&0
the ang1+s noticed In Ill otntr consrs.
tpftdoWl co1isr;--they are A9 SMOOTH INSIDE Al
OUThIDE,-and therefore pe1fec'1 nce ana asa1 -
Il Ths Gsroste Collar hss nuoota and evenly aniAes
res Coiisrs 4 not si1rpy Dat peeas Of paper -
IN tne foTm 81 eollsr, bat a<o Notokp AND aAAE1
They ~ rnada IN Novelty" {or tqrn.do.n Eyte
ret inr 1;arottc nom Is 10 II tuches; and pteh
IN sod sizes" "a nest b1s e.tsons e so.sa!aiaE ~
ytT1 handy psetsge TOR Traveaess. Army Rod K9yY
OhceT1. .....
K~BYEBY COLLAR II Stamped
"GEAT'S PATENT K0LDKD COLLAR.
Sold by Al deaets in Aent rmniahlnR Goods. 1ee
ts1le supplied BY HATCH, JOHNSON d CO., fuucFL
TN md Wholesale Dealers IN MmY Fufnfsisrse
Goods I'd nmhssnAs % q Deyonsatfeat., BossaA. a&E
uy2ele41pt II WAE Ap
, 1864-06-01

The same authorities agTcs that tho recent
the troops nuder BrecIinrIdge and Echols pro-
tded to lola Lee Immediately alter the defeat Of
sigel leaving Imboden's cavalry to watch the
movements ot 8iRel or his succeespr. Tint be-
tween the time Of the evacuation OF Dalton and
the tune that Cen Sherman entered Rome and
Kingston. Gen. Johnston had eent s0, 900 to 3o000
of bis trnops to Virginia to reinforce Lee. And
that immediately after the reoalse ard retreat Of
Butler on the 18th. Gen, Beauregard sent from
IT, 0C0 to 50 600 troops from Richmond to the South
Anna river, to be ready to reinforce Lee II b .
should need them. II these statements arc corr
rect, 1t would give Gen. Lee 175, ,000 troops with
which to mauenYcr acaiuat Gen. Grant.
, 1864-06-01

Alas for the Copperheads. Failing In the
capacity to comprehend principle, they
need hero-but barTcnness is theirs, and 10,
none is born unto them. Afchfmedes could
have moved the world If be had but found
point outside Of it, ON which to rest his
lever. The Copperhead party would move
the world If they cou1d f1ud man inside Of
It for whom to cast their votes Wanted-a
Copperhead hero. he must be war man,
to catch the applause of the people. He
must be 3 peace man to chime with the plat
form Of the party. He must be great man
so that popular c1amor may 60 ont to him.
He must be little man, SO that mean and
little men may agree with him. Wantcd-a
Coppefhead hero! WHO bids?
The first great Copperhead hero was Floyd
lie thought the South was entitled to her
quota Of arms, and 50 did the Copperheads.
The next was Buchanan. He thought the
Gorernment had no right to prevent seces~
sion, and SO did the Coppe1heads. TIE next
was Mcclellan He thought that II the rebels
needed help to keep their slaves at work for
them without wages, the Union troops should
help them. This doctrine was the Il Sermon
on tie Mount" to the Copperheads. But
alas, McClellan's captured guns were all
basawood. His victories were ali over his
own army. His "short, sharp aud decisiye''
campaign was decisive ouly against himself
Ne might be martyr. He might be saint.
He might be = dandy. But he couldn't be
hero!
Next came Seymour. But Seymour was
troubled with all OF McCle1lan'e lneinclency
without his ohstinacJ. Els eowardice was
, 1864-06-01

IA responsible correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says Of tue National Bank OF Paterron. n j.
that ,he In circulation for several days arc
Without foundation. The bills wholly secured By
United States atocRs, snd received deposit At par
by every bsnk in Now York.
NEW YoeK STOCK KMARKET.-Csosingp prices for cash.
May 81, 1864. Received by F. a. ss1tonstan 4 Co..
Commission Stock and Bond Brokers, Il Clark atzees,
, 1864-06-01

TUESDAY EVENING. Nay 81. 1851.
Ttsft istearceJ any noticeable change - thogenez
money nsrf or the CITY atncs our port
lfaLytkinR. New York txchanEr.s rather u,sro abnn
aant but rates remaining the SANE. VIZ: 2,s S.s.
count tus Ing; ready sales By bankers At psr. From
cutto1ners bankers usually require only off, Mar.
let dun. The demand Iof money continues exceed
Ns'J active. GpeE1sors eagerly 1seept all The &c.
Daily trsp. actions ART really enormous.
Gold In Ntw York ruled IS follows. opening It 10
m. at 1eo and remaining steady TIL $50 p. NJ, when It
declined to ls8. closing 1t 1k8H. Themarketh here
dull and tcaTy, but nost pVtchsses were made At
1fs I'll, sitter the decline reported, when 1ss was
afl that could b obtained.
Filter nominal ct l'5@55 ciosinG dull at the lower
heuHa-
Government 57o'a are dull And declining. In Wall
suttt, It6 IL the rate. HIRE, 1tt9N6 nrc bid.
The fnoN inx table prs tie hfEhfst nrIEe old
, 1864-06-01

E Another crisis'' is -!apprehended in
Canada, and another ministerial change, the
tenth within two years. The public securi-
ties Of Canada, which five yeara ago were
sixteen. per. cent premium, to-day are only
worth ninety, and things in the province are
IN bad way generally.
, 1864-06-01
OUR RELATIONS WITH
FRANCE.
The Government pefemptofIIy shuts
up t1lc Confederate Pirates.

"MslakofT," the well informed Paris cor
respondent Of the N. 7. Times, writing from
Paris. May 18th, says that an Important dis
cufsion took place on the 12th, in the French
Chambers, at Which the following points
were brought out by the Minister Of State:
l, That there Is no thought Of Intervention
In America.
2. That the whole House applauded the
Minister. when he declared that It was the
desire Of France to sec the United States
Government resume again Its position Of
grandeur md prosperity.
s. That the two Governments understand
each other on the subject of Mexico, and that
such Nns the fratcFnal feeling which had al
ways existed between the peopls Of France
and the people Of the United States that he
hoped elwaJs to arrange by amicable diplo-
macy all difficulties that might arise about
Mexico.
T. That tho French Government had re-
ceired from the american Government dis
patch on the subject Of the House Reso1u-
tionF. which was perfectly satisfactory.
g.. That the French Government had sent
TO all its diplomatic representatives dis.
patch announcing this fact, aud giving ex-
plantations relating thereto.
g. That the French Government has given
peremptory order within tho last week not
to allow either Of the Confederate ships
lately built at Bordeaux and Nantes to leave
port.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR TIE 140rn
ILLINOIS REo1MBSr.-Ths 10th regiment,
Q0o-eaY mcn), IN camp at Dixon, held an elec-
tion Of officers last Thursday, which resulted
in the unanimous choice Of tho following:
Eo'~nes--Lorcnzo Il. whitney
Lieutenant Aaona-M. ". Smith.
Afejor-W. O. Evans>
Chaptoin-W. A. Lipe.
Adjntfant-8. E. B. Holt.
The officers were all elected unanimously,
and the best Of feeling prevailed.
, 1864-06-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, hvxHIza. MAY 81, 1861.
BENF CATTLE-Thers has been no receipt, Of
Beaf Cattle to-dsy. tie transactions At tho yards
fave consequently been limited to come few lots
uaainisE over. The number sold amounts to 1pihcad
at ut $4.at26.cp 100 ns.
, 1864-06-01

LUAbER- NO feteIrH or Lumber duf1pE tho
week bear favorable ccmpArEon with the cores
pending periods Of the two preceding year, 1ndl-
eating the rapid growth OF this important branch Of
our commercial indusfy: and considering the pres
slLs wants which have been felt Throughout tho
trade tor Tome months past for NEARLY all deecrlp-
son1 Of stock the total 1ecclpa given In the above
nCst prove sausf4ctoly to all concerned. Tbs re-
ceIpts far OF COARSE Lumber and Joists hare not
only been sufficient for the present. but stocks Oh
hand arc beginning to Increase, the et
fet OF which has been sssn IN d decline In
the value OF casgees Of that description
ofl1mber Slio91 Is per thousand feet trou ii 10
tatieps Of the market at the commencement OF the
pretens month. accompanied with dull, neayy sale
1t would be well, Therefore, for manufacturers Of
ccDmcu lumber to knew that tho GsIu Of such In CHI
csgoirst Eow is slow. and thst low prices may b.
expected. fhtre Is still great want or 1rst class
lumber for flooring, etc and It will be seen both
from the sa1es Of such, daily registered in these col
UNI and the readiness with which casgoes arc
bought immediately Oh arrival, that for good lumber
there is more than usual competition and nrmnea,-
EBHIHGLE9.-We note considerable Improvement
in the receipts for the psss week. the best Indication
Of the activity and 1rnncss ef the market seen by
tho fact that with Increased supply tho market has
not simply been nr1u but has advau Ia prices from
$50 to u a. for prime sawed Shingles during the
week. The present supply Is Inadequate for the
wants Of the market, hence the nfmness which has
prevailed from tbs beginning Of the present
LATH-With better receipts, the feyerith demand
which has for esmt tle existed, has been SOMEWHAT
aliayed. Eone of the principal orlers hand hare
been hlled, snd are Just beginning to see little
lots III the yarda sale. The extraordinary prtces
when hare been paid all along for cargots have
given away htt1e and notc that the bulk ofsalea
made during the weak, has been At S410 and not "a
previously ut &te5.
CARGO EALKs TO-DAY.
Cargo achr Hubbard, from Anskegon, sold BIZ
Cayis. 5000 feet course fafled lumber at 1850;
cargo echr New Hamp.hise, from Musxegon, sold by
Davis, 10000 feet good 1rmbo:. strips more, at
a18.;5; cargo schr r. Hsyet, from White Lake. sold
by Fytt ,o0a feet common lumber at $t6.75 cargo
Eehr Gertrude, frem ncouto, sold BY 4. H. Gray 4
CO.. etret0 fee, lumber, mixed, 20 per cent strips
strips At $3.50. and balsncs at $155o: cargo schr
Lewis Irwin. from Kelamazoo 1old By A. Carter,
aoto feet common mixed ucober Mt TIC 51 part car.
70 scar Cnlcutts from JenulnRs' Pier, 1000 sawed
shingles AS At u y; cargo sohr Advance, from Pent.
xater. Hart Maiwel's Mills, t.oeo fees good COM
mon strips at *lao3, g., ,ooo feet josts 1T a1s!5a
, 1864-06-01

WOOL--The supply during tho week hss been A.
most nominal There1s drmer feeling IN the mar
yarced on Fine Fleece Sc: We eatraes the foiloxine
from the n 7. satpptng Lh.sf the 9Th Inst: Manu-
for current bus taa feens OF uncertainty
actfoEs though the market ID strong. bath Of Does-
tIe an1 Foreign. win Gold at II. moderate sqp-
fies holders aal1fest dertre to realze except At
fuIip!tces, ana there appears to BE- quite a. naaa
has been manifested At any period during the soaaon
We quote;
Medium F1sata. .9fAk1d
Factory Tub Wsshea .1sl*Le
WOOp-In small supply and ttm At previous
ratea. We quota;
Hickory = corr. .......,.,,. 1900 1l-09
Maple, p cord. 100 0N
, 1864-06-01

Ao ~AAR%AA AA&"0y ANAAn
A correspondent corrccts our assertion
thst "only tso branches of the Presbyterian
family have General Assemblies;" and ill.,
forms us that the General ASST embly Of the
United Presby terian Church Is now in session
in Phfladelphis, having commenced its ST.
tipgs on the eth I1t He informs us also Of
a fact Of which We were fully aware, that
this Church is altogether opposed to the In
sitution Of slavery; the two bodies Of
which 1t is composed having commenced
their active opposition to it more than
twenty-five years ago. On this account the
Northern snd Southern portions Of the As
sociate Reformed Church separated many
years since.
The q. P. Church Is a body OF considerable
strength, embracing large numbers Of the
people of Scotch origin, and has Its center In
the central belt Of the United States, OF It's
courage aud tcnacity In adherence to its
views Of right, ne need say nothing. Its
origin Is pledge for that Our corzespon-
dent will accept our thinks for his correc.
, 1864-06-01

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d setrt The snasxed LIT OF prices ~ ee loa1d
10 dtt,te the present. value OF llfs anu
lie prc babs rrees thAs may be obtained for sorse
, 1864-06-01

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