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Gen. Stcele:s Disastrous Campaign.

NfnnNasG GHfnD1SNn.
rn..se.sss Ois4s - ntts.ao Tr1hnne,
~ ..e 49, M.voo 1854
!. ~. Lille 1se.n1 ~ 49, 49, III
oen' ntee,e nas 1etu!nto W ~ euo ~ 49, "Ha
demorn1ixed army. The campaign 'coiml-
mated in disaster, The retreat from Camden
NAV be called rout. The morale Of splen-
d:;i o-o,or{1,+;o-, :, t.,I-,,,..
~ ~ suA~W on " - oioAs.: .a:,. haa -o-a,r
-tne troops oi tnls oepafrpie.t .naa go 60
met with reyerses. Under Heron and BUM
they had long ago penetrated into Arkansas,
and at Pr,irie Grove Brested victory from
a enner,,r foe ors,, ,t = :bazordous venture.
c.saa-. r.,,sI ~, 80 - IT.. he1s no - roc
Iueeesa !ono"eu an Au1ac''S c'o 20 ~ ~
.pertinaclops. - Northwest Arkansas devel-
oped strong Union sentiment There were
or,ran;yea the first Artansas regiments.
~ st...,..,s - 49, s....,e h,t;,, ,osr
11e Strength u 1ae enemy na' oa ...,.
ofoheh, II Was easy LOT steele 10 Ieaco Ait''e
gDir1d tie exercise OF no eorsunmate STRAIT
eey, no brilliant tactics. In the presentarny
thCre were no. a few veterans. It was we'll
appointed and confident The failure was
= therefore unexpected. So, -'-:-'
: : We do not think Banks to any considerable
extent responsible for the disaster Of Steele.
Tee, had lie: been successful, Prize had fallen
back rapidly and not ventured M attacz- He
YES Meepemy Steele had before him. Before
recctiro Camden sterle might hare attacked
on,i cn,s,fcd Nm 'Thc .rr1v wished #. We
hai,sra # ~ ,,n..,se ti-n;d;ry that drew up''
tha or,7,r j.. 1;nt' aT 1attia a17 waited an on
~ 1vh;ch T. 1rna, ~ ~ the enemv,s intention
- uoIa dc" ~ ,ss, "uo n'e 'Ae eN-~'
~ Pr;no n 5.fs,.a, IL. -o+rcs,, 4von1d have hrcn
sncceesfnf-s Banks defeat emGo;dencd him.
Crsr,1iae o,-oa1,trn+a5 r. ossist Al ayerv
1,nt 49, 'a nna,' ,,sss, W "a c,ossiy
p.,n. me1 ,resod aMu ths, = T. sa; stc1e issned
~ %eie Su w. ~ :. = .sa;,s Hrr 1oss IN
t-t,o -rrs,t NV r. rsce fnr
eans f. Rut.a,oi saao sS;s,s 'ost c,ith IN t,r;r
tnrn,uaeaer u'ee and +hnnnb tbe co:nnani reach.
~ i.In p1 ~; T. ..oG 1,ot NJ ~, a-ng Tte
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M a Ri N f IL 8 T
PORT. OF CBICAGo,

Prop 1s-.. ne,.ss AsagaR F:.siss 100 is': :,
>Pzop St9tans, G!ssoa, Buffalo, susartos.
Prop rop GOV COZ. ca:hs,sa. Caldwell. saInia. - '~
ba1E coI y,e staass Buffalo. 10 toaa coal.
= a'a :ts9o s "a n iassr
hj hsjE D: Ei4if. Godnas, Baala, '!u N lanasf.isan
Brig c. = Hutch1 snn Du.fa1o, 10 n 1anbsr. go M
scar Fsoii.. G1ss Tenson. Buffalo. 10 n lumber from
scnr Eeaneinsvian, R:srzo,, pctraIo, LEO N lumber
stbr III cnoE. Eo:sor, s.. Clair, 40 n lumber aaa
selr P;ttrtn, Neere, o.ento. 70 n lumber;
ehr NJ 5 e, Wat G.1a - es osrt
Sch1 Guide Iurses- St. Joseph. Is n ner andsan-
schr Fiee. Masoa, Anderson. Milwaukee, 1so m
sear fh'n blas Bs Decker nay de yoquet 70 eds wood.
sctr ). EassseS. oissn. 6eszs l1of.o lumber sna
SIR Ges,s. sieskssce: g ,aass, 10 n ,9,s
sear KstTti. Tie.e q, Kalanazoo. 70 q, lumber:
sehs M histg s Gfras. Ssaaa AnSSesoa' o !" '"aosF'
seor EintaxE, Gunderson, oswego, as toes r bar
schr s.snter stssswea.hor, BuGao. Is IONS pig tron
sthr Thoa Ktsgsiord Temk.uson. BuaA1o. lis m !uA
ssE sssE saess
schr Beleit. Power, Mnssceon, 90 m lumber. 50 N
9. ar Hsnclcf. cullo:,n. .,u.:esoo. % n lumbar;
sear Gen tn,rnstoas flaea Aa.Aeon' A'' Ia
sehs Tusn: Vis... Smith. Austeson 1 n, .nmeer' Is
seb= AasseEon, MoTca, brown. Ptsr. s eds wood.
kf1Ssa Mea
sch1 Col Clever, o7erness, u M lumber
sshr Eosa belle. ailler. Green ssy. LIN N shingles
}v
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Gen. 0g1esby ut Home.
DECATUR ILL.,. Nsy SGth, 1851.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The friends Of Maj. Gen. Oglesby gathered
around his residence this evening to congrat-
u]ate him on his nomination In the State
Convention, for the Gubernatoria1 office Of
Illinois, land to give him an earnest
oftheir hearty support during the ensuing
campaign. 81. =. ..-
In response to serenade by the musical
talent Of the town, the Gen. made his appear
ance., He was greeted with cheers and enli-
yening applause When he could be heart,
be said the one idea which has occupied his
attention and time since 18th OF April, 1861,
is Of the rebellion; that the one object to
which the united effort Of every loyal citizen
of Illinois ought to be untiringly directed, Is
the immediate demolition Of the rebellion :;
that schemes for the distribution Of the lands
Of the Confedcracy, are deadlocked BY The
show to get them;' that he regarded the
colonization Of negroes rs wrong, imPra:tca'
bel md useless. He expressed ms PEI 9ehet IN
our power to conquer al rebels, IN the haal
triumph Of order and law, the extinction o.
slavery, and the restoration Of peace a. nat,
ural sequence. He pledged the people that Il
elected be would lend his labors to make the
interest Of the Union the interest OF Illinois
!. that the State should not swer7e IN her ~
'"'A'A'e-A' ''A'>N N~' ~'~ MENTION.
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GRA3's PATENT
hlNl.lMI> COI.AAKS

HIVE uo nesn psfore tha public for naarly year.
they ore universally pronounced The npatcs and be1t
tn nnn+ sdce nfs.+ nta perfect curve Zee from
the angits nor,eeti tn al other collsrs.
This cr1yet capsea p11kerS on The tnsldt Of Tho
tnrn-dnwn eoTIa--theg II AS SMOOTH INSIDE AZ
OII SiIE-nnd therefore perfectly true and easy ac
the neck. . Il -
hess Eollsrs T. . not simply ia. pteces OF paper
In tbe form or collar. but are Aoinxn AID suAFzr
Thr1 nrn made In Novelty" {ot turn-eoVn styte !
IN eysxy taif eza from IA 70 II inches, and in Eu-
In sotd Sizes" In b.ue cartons, eontainag Toe
esrh aisn IN smaller ones OF 10 eAch.-tha latter
vcry handy package foE TsayeierBs Army and Navy
O1toeSt.
- KvKRT COLLAR II stamped
.GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR
Sod By Ill dealers in sTen's Furnishing Goods T4s
trads supplied BY HATCH, JOHNSON & CO., tnspof-
teIs md Wholesale nea.ers IN Mems FufnlRSisz
fioods nd Erhse!:as 81 pevonshirest., Bost1u, k1d
m AFFORD BRo4., Mtlwaukee,
my 4ol1S-aGt II wAY ctu
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS s1AsKET.

The general market Is quiet but stesdy. Halters
sre xefy nrm-the supply being moderate OF goods
euited 10 the demand. Eh!ch is fnty :qqai g. IT,
up s1siya but .he trsnsae.ioas are limited r.,
hss s4yaneea Strip slsss anf @ aEni'os aFs aa1sr
coods ase hns moderated! sst.ye There \ scarcity
TttSont charge-a nodeiate dsmand as, wita ll&ss
Wssfcrn buyers hays been snyinE curing re E9ss.
ely fsr lie better grades aGd newer tbs
fsssrful q OVER !he masn.s xhs the c9ss
morrd Tith a urge supply. Beavers are brisl,
rinss14rs huyl4x free1y. noesklos also soil freely.
Th@ Ia IN Improved toEe md feeiinR In TIC market
for ~ nnrttd goods Transactloo3 haya nesn haavy
nr,nE the week Dealers do ror put faith In the re-
al fe lad1es to refuse to wesr foreign goods
MN Cd f.brlca are beink sold - does1es to
rifye TIC cenfcle1c Of INDY puTchaseyt. Hereto
tts1e msE7 an american dsixsne AID print has benn
sold 10 Tsss f5r foraen- 1he aEtole i named g
n1esze the buyer, aEu the question Of production
RoSsed. Frencn dress goods h.ye sold f.seV 1t arc
Hnn. The demand Is large: holoers ara arm, fut'
tSsf ad d1aoee baiug expected. Woolen foselEn ~
siss esr3 IT. aqn. Riboo6s 40 steady. Bradford
1ncds tfe hisher. WoT1tea 1abrtcA afn the most u
dsp md. italian eloshs a1e EerT active. Aosas ~
Tae touo1tpg No the wholesale net easa prices =
, 1864-05-30
4i{aC.Eu LCMhEIk mkRkEr.

SATURDAY HvKK1au. May e. lsSs.
EUHBsE-Receiyedy yesterday, ,T0a tect. The
markets. furly acye. The dsuand for choicH lumber
f. stA In excess Of tie supply Common lnmacr. car.
goes and jostr are nat sc:irs- There hA4 bean
cLsnrc In our prcvlonb quotations.
EiiINGLES-A, esiyed ytstertay sooeoe. Sawed
Shingles are ful in good dananh. ant prime qualities
c1c nm. ri 81 TO- 6hnysd In mcrs limited demand.
LArI EccGiy&d yesterday s0,c3a pea In better
supply, .tth lt!le less activity in tho market.
Prices rave also given way little. We note priu-
c!pal sa:es maoe this Eeek r&re at 800.
cArGo sAES TO-DAY.
Cargo sel E1sck 11a~k, so1G By, Conc + oBrieu,
fro While Lake, 11o feet lumber. oncalf s~ti;P,
at SI7.s0; 2e&0 18th ns $3.50; c.rgo schr Octayta
frtm Ge=nd Haven. sold bY Irish s. Fu'i2r. g 1o feet
ctarse 1rmber at $500: casgo scsr Petrca from Fa1
ana1co. Sold byA. Carter, 35t 90 feet ptac lumber,
mixed ard rated, At zls o.; 15.oc fct oak plank at
{21.co an rornd cargo sshr Col El5wossh. from,
sr4ljIrgs 3[1l,s Menoniuce. sold BY brewster. eo0
feet lumber, MI 6trlps, at 4H:co; cargo OF achr
Wyoming, fror. Grand Haven, sod by Brewster. 15o.
oreet lumber atrip'. At sl7 5o e1o tssa Mt 81 co
cargo tcAr Monsezuzna, feou1 lUdirs:on Goa Itll
Menomlpee. l:5te3 feet lumber. X strips at sl9co;
cargo schr Alien. flom spaldlBss lftls, Asnomsnce.
sc1d by q. Brewster 2e9,0 feet lonbeE, srts, at
*ta6a The following are tho retail prices, NeQ1ote:
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FINANCIAL kNi. EDMtszS.CIsL,
EEEENO{AE..


tt. wceE Just closed has been very p!ca,aet oze
10 bankers All leAl that large amount OF troab!e
nd yexAtor has been tsEen from their shoulders by
tie n; " currency Standard which Is now certainly
AID ptsAnersly established. 1t II sfh to say that
to.tay lcnbc the ar1ount OF buatness can he acton
rlst wi:l The ssuu faoo: thst l. could have hec
&C, c,npshcd during "a uiscellau:oas'' times. AT
banke:a acknowledge this.
Tt e Demand for. money to-day was good. but the
srprly was cqrstto It. aud legitimate :.ustoruHf
failed to obtain what he wc1:e-. Exchange WAS
trile heavier. oWlLg to an app.seSt deficiency, OF
CURT ncy, but hardly e-ough TO Cause restk The
gr tntt RI rtmslu a. bsforc-< discount huTiaE; par
etlling, !.
The ts1cy nj gold gamblers had Il oil scis Own way
In New York to-day Awaiting themselves or large
demand for the ste1-ef, ttey ci:rlet the price mp to
tsurc So1ch It has rcTer Tcach-d before bu.
1t afterwards dropped to iSiT Whist fgars It II, II
7, ach ut tte mkt Effort Of tho gamblers 1t Will be DIFF
reult to anticipate. We pray that Gen. Grant msy
tumble these yallsyrca, who are sucking the
lie bleoa o: tie natloa. into oblivion. be!ora utsu7
d.ys BIZ blow which sill place lhe Issue Of the rebel
lion tcycnd doubt, The TAngo In New Ycra, a.
tclcg.apled to James Eoyd was as toLoEs:-le:aoa-
, >G5t 1r:.0 LEG 1ac5 M, 1s7: $50 h., lss< e3}
1ssX; 4:15 1877. Tie r.Arket here cpcuel ut s; and
Els steady till II afternoon wh-n the tcGa Of t.e
adysnt ir New York ca rei to 1s7 aud It c1oked
iIE II thar ERurH.
Silver oEeu.d Mt 17c nnd closed Mt IT firm.
BAD FOR 4uE uECaDSrEEFElTE.a.-Oa. Of the he1yI-
ettb!ows that has beer inflicted 1oan the ganss or
couutcfftterr. who hnye been doing big business
in Cbtcten and Vicinity for tho pas. 1hrce or four
,eus, Is TIE adoption Of greenb scss and Nation u
Bank bills our escusirc tprrerct for tbs fu:u,e
Mich annoyance nnd freQaent1oss has bcsa inflicted
cn1ht people in times pas, By Ito ewaFms OF coun-
t:rIe1t bills which were Imposed s4cn. tn. rn-
fern currency Is tie best safcEnnrd for the fntur,
Dy tbs 1efc.n hE.1re:s Of thousands OF dollars viii
lie sayed to the people snnu7ily.
GzRAr WKs.gaS CANADA EArL:cAp-The fol-
irE is the troc statement oetl!s als1oal for the
Wctk .nIlpg Nay 10;
fIf Eht ana L1fE S{oES-s JSV
Mails aud Enndtltd t4a3 o.
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, ECSL-St1AAeA41 E-a3I 4sA&kS1+& A1AC
From Our speciat Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, Mzy eS, 1874.
. There Is we'll founded alarm iu TIT Wcst-
ern portion Of the State on accouat OF the
indications OF an intended rebel raid. From
well Informed sources 1t appears that either
by disease or by accident not less than TWO
thousand men have been. detached or have
deserted from Prices orm9 during the last
thirty Gays, 2ud are vending their wag back
to Missouri with arms In their hands si,h
mischicyors intent. Several squads Of
thirty OF forty have been heard from all the
way from the ArEansas line TO the Missouri
river. a few days ago our caVllry from
Fort Scott startca in pursuit md oyerhauled
eorpiy, scattering them and Killing aboat
ten OF the party. It was feared at 6eda1ia On
Monday morning that the threats Of gner-
illas to eack Warsaw, in Benton county,
-Hould be carried into effect Other signs
cltar]y point to the danger thnt that section
is in concerning these rebel raids: Last
burned hig bridge on the Pacific Railroad
Thirty miles from Jefferson City, and Cap
turcd Doonville, In the heart of the State.
Gen. Curtis Is fearful that the people
Of Kansas will have mich trouble With bush
whackers this season but Kansas has this
know the roads mud hiding places SO well as
In Missouri, and cannot go ef1ectnally dsf)
pursuit.
to be TAeed north Of the Arkansas tor mill
ta1y supremacy or the conquest of territory,
but has degenerated into mere passion for
plnrder, This is the animrh Of Marmaduke's
and SheIby's gucrillas, and 1t is this passion
that bids them on to Missouri. To accom-
plish anything In the plunder line @orth
mentioning, these Wretches must penetrate
North Missouri, as TINT section contains not
only the bulk OF the population, but the re-
maining wealth Of the State 1t also con
Missouri, who will in reality be the greatest
sufferers from rebel raid.
Gen, Fisk rcports from St. Joseph that
there is increasing boldness on. the part OF
bnehuhackers around that city, and that con-
siderable alarm exists lest the rebels como
into tie Stnte in force and attack that place
/ The evil effects Of the Pawpaw misrule
In The Northwest Is beginning to be fell
Immediately after the removal Of Gen. Guitar,
ordtrs we're Issued bT Gen. Rosecr1ns to dis
hand and Glsatm the PaWpaws- 1t Was
soon aecertatned that the Original dtstr1bu-
tiou Of arms to the PawpaWs was such an
extraordinary loose proceeding that there
nceIyed guns and cartridges. The way 1t
was done was this: a company Of FaWpaTs
was vas detuiled to escort several wagon loads
OF muskets around the country and give
musket to every man who claimed to be
rawpaw. Consequently The. return of
1nuskete is slow, and will never be finished.
| The loyal men have nov organized MILL
Tia regiment, but Gov. Hall refuses to COM
nishlon their elected Colonel, and is trying
to int ose Col Singleton upon them, who
ia actused Of tdialoyalty- As it has been
proven that many of the PawpawB were
loyalty Of the whole concern is a disgrace to
every State officer who. had anything to dc
| The political caularon Il seethlng opee
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We learn from Mr.. Simms, keeper Of the
ferry 1t niagara Falls, that on Friday morn
ing. about 10 O'Clock, q woman 9amed Ben
def' threw herself into the rapids lmmedt-
utelv $ abovc The brink Of the cataract, on The
Canada side, and was carried over the iaus;
The deceased lived near the spot. anu had
for time been +5s psa Tin, II the fsy l1g to
1ng y eass Wsteh Oh uron M bar
Wss ,sM e'ttinr Quietly IN the house knitting and
heinz I % ieft alone for few moments, she
rnsbsd peshs M from the room, ran to the nver ant
blurred % into The boiling, seething waters
It would appear that the conscious1ness - o
the unfortunate woman returned Nfr eQ'
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tuate for tbs class Of operators now Ia the mazet
AZ nearly the wholu receipts Of ae wceS hayo been
purchased fos shipping. the lighter hossta New Ytsk
srd heavier ores Phi!aeelphla. Bsi2a:se. P1s =
turE, &C. At tho present extreme rates Ct tbs mar
ket prr city psckars hare considerably lcssened
toeir purchases, Get suY deficiency In las .esrec,
tas been tuly MADE Up by The Increased shipping dc.
ard There has been fair supply OF dsstllleEy'fsd
Hogs several doves Of which have been superior TO
apy xe have tAd this season. snd fos which high
nriees were paii. Stock hogs are In small sup.
NV. with q uode1ata d-ma1d. There wcso IN
tna y,ria thia N. ,niax wards OF $50 Hogs nsArS
The Whole Of which were received daiioE II. dsE.
Tue eatered ss1es sEouns to 9,ts, head, a. prices
r.tfi1E frrm ssres7 50, nnt mostly u s's'~o per
unity and r1nness otthe Market The cah-e ssoe1
OIL hand Eoa,d naya bc=r scld, tus thas several CAS-
ax1Iyed this eycctrg, when b2ysts had Iafr-
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fht1c VA ialr attsndaIee on ctan.e to-day, b1.
'hcre wssifss turyaIcT and acslr1y than yesterday
-.1theurt at the cfose, With the advance In gold.
thtre YES very Afn feeling. :
The F1eur Enrktt was nctive and about SC higher
en- Ecet branls ofsosng e1tr4-w1te sal. OF about
seo iris at s. white winter extras; $50
for rel wlnte, t1tr-s; End ss9Aa7M for eoE1nx eK-
tEEt-thr market c3ctfaE Nm,
The Whit at rnhraet .as sAsde ea:ier than ycs'ez-
day md ltss active. bst there sesiLl change
u Prices Abort lsa 70 bushels Of al grades chang
cd hnnca. ut *t.27Nat.2s fer No. 1stpring sta5K@
cE cr No e. rtpg; ard S1.sf for re}tctaa spties-
the n:a7tct clcsi. firm at Sssf 20 a.d 31.25H
@1.s5a No.2.
The Ccru market wes active and ecstor than JesteH
tn5, With ea,es shout ascf0 buahcis. at SLl'Ga5
for old No liver Corn a1oat <11t@l.6H for new
Cal a1 TO cheice Few River aoat: bl1t311'ss for No
In store; for No C*ru: and 5l.casf0s5t
fer Ie1ectcd Co:n-the marast closing frn st. s1ii1
1I4k for No / and 81 .oox tor No J Ia store.
Oats ruled E&ac lower than yesterds7, and there
wns iess aciiys ;. About o3 hats,
at i5,lG TOT No Oats, and ceGesH 70: No Oats-
tbs 1nArtet closing sreadJ at 6s;*GGs,3 fer MOL.
Rye and Enrley were ne11ecsed. The supply OIL Rye
ik.hgEr ard the market is nominal At SID. There Il
very little inquiry fos Barley, butte stock Light
There Is mere active demand tor Sugars of all
grad cs Of raw and refined, with advance OF k9Hc
a on previous quotations. consequent upon tbs In
cress1G activity and frmncss OF the Naw York mar
KIT.
sytnrs arc III small Bcpply with more active de-
T.
No Charge has. however, been made on previous
onc+,t,n1s.
W,snw,na, rere cnat ard ". 1orvpr thor Yesterday
Mn, .,tca cfac hs st FL n,TSsf ,, c,os,no st.adv
~ Wasa ps.s ~ ns;nnsa :, 1SoS rao1sa+ cnd ~,
oSs1 on hh,s crs so,d ~ ~ ~ etv ani
aso rS7ss * fn- cnnntrv
80 - -. ~ ,., s,,, i, ,o- +.. ,,s r.. ~,
S y sss % H"4s. "~'- '9 - '' s~S f''Ae AAs0S
A1a. a. ,, L., ,o, ,,,,,,a ,.,,,, ,,,..
1.aA :. 1 % ~ s"9N 1'A"' "A'D 0N'1s
",,1s ~. -. ,Ss.h ,,.,. a. a.,
r aae. ~, otSo ~ -,,oa+ ~ nrfT.to
'o1 corn. ana w 10. Tasaa 70 naaa'o.
Ans - h,11' ~ r.+"a ~ eo,d nv ana a4ce.n,e
S1t,n ~ set,rs .a.,c1n cmnnd h,h an snecn,aIiya
and rern1.- nccoun, pr1ces have advanced and are
e.A teottns "" ..aa - 1885, e'Np'' 49, 80
'o a. as -, 81 ',. rt =, 80 notjro -a,,.s+ q,
~ "a. ~ IL nar N ~ e,ion.
san~hos ~ 1,ns arc rrner INT wi,hnnt
a-ot.h,. rh,,ge ~
91ossue rs.t,. ,,,a r-u.r z.,, mora a.t,v,
,otsa ~. Dst,,rs -. n,,s m .dva1.a ~ ,sne n
quns. ~ -. 800 c.1a,nssa 90 =, 1,as.sr
Ioa' anu " 80 ~ .,,n $500. nSssasa - - =, -
soip's' "no asA''e' WILL '1A ''eA ""'""s3 - ~
w, .,.,.- .rn,,, r,,o son,.,,, .,.
"h'easu 10 IL ~ pE.tel M eupp'.. tne .A Genu @ ~
pears ~ 1e taofs neNe' a"o faa ma'Aes ~.a. mS.
4tout ~ 1aN sapp'I wv ~! 80 S ~. ~ ~
ere N oettes cemana' WIZ m ~ ~ ~ ~
, 1864-05-30

0eAKA. OF UUNu HEOKS0esS
C.ptnin samuel Fiske, better known in the
literary world as "Dunn Browne" died at
Fredericksburg, Virginia, on sunday, OF
wounds received IN the battles of the VIE
dc1ptss, Every effort to saye his life, within
thu scope Ct human power, was fnalo, but
in win. Il is wife brother, and sister were
present during his dying moments. Captalo
F'ske was born in Shc!barne, n2ss. Hc
graduated st Amherst College in 1915, aud
wss for some tine 4 tutor il taat Institution.
He subsequently visited Europe, aul on his
return 64ttled as minister at Shelburae,
Connecticut, whence he entered the ssrviec,
going 10 the field as a lleutennnt.
His gallantry soon won for him d captains
commission. He vas captured bj the
rebels uId WAS FOR some time prisoner at
Hicl moGd. As literary man, among the
tiop Of "Escheaburg's Manual Of Greek aud
Roman Antiquitits,' now used as text
book in some of our leading colleges: He
was for long time q CORES pondent Of the
Springfield Hpub,ican, his letters over the
signature Of tDxnn BROWNE" being oriyt-
nally published in that paper. They were
widely sead and universally approved. He
was alEo the War correspondent Of the sascc
PAPER, and his productions In that capacity
were marked with signal ability. Captain
Fisk leaves wife and child and large ciEcle
Of other relatives to deplore bis loaa.
s" The Newburyport Herald proposes to
cLapge Byron's cynical lines:
..ecek roses In December, grain in caae1
Believe womans or an epltapn,'
thus, to suit the times: 49,.
Seek roses In December. grain In chaff,
Relieve a woman, OF the-telegrsph.
, 1864-05-30

7Arxs OF yIHaAr on LIVE sco1E yEoH ur1cAeo TO
Ea.r.. Hrsa.
.... = lou ~. :
Mca c.ti:. AID ASI ch. 9ou:h ta1Ee CARA. s. cts
lFEs 1t iSCt... ss%~-.s%
Michigan Central. Eylnll ears se H!a
70 BUFFALO 9B SUPPRESSION ERIp1s-
afc6, Cent and hich- sonth., large carr. Sl@ 8 ets
Eafs Or ~ ieel
Fort W2yne aa-s. =! fees..: :s.--...- 81 3 cfs
10 FCTTHgp2aH.
2:ttR. Ft-W. d Chi. 0fl4 fees....... e s: cts
Michigan szu:hezn, large easd. :..:...... e cts
do 10 cara Of eg0 feet 50 . s. eta
Rates 70 D1Iki1k s. per.csr lhs. shaa &c u"u.'ao+
Rates tn DnnstrE sXo 2 .oo ~. lar .h=s sez,c.
whe1 shipped hy ri rail- 80, H."
= r., EEEF CATTLE.
The tonl receipts at the yat.o6s yards. du.as the
wecE sndicg ta-day;eccordius tn thu daily returns
,atted on Change, amount t. 37n head. Tals
lead le tbs received lact week, And he.h
Ites than we're received cutizg tic corresponding
week Ct last year
The daily retel,rs and shipments ut the. various
Yard5 compare Is follows:
, 1864-05-30

FA nephew Of Robert Burns, ,lwm, Begg
by name, recently died In Canada he in
heriteda large share Of the talent OF the
family.
, 1864-05-30

entered the wetcr, as she tossed her arms
wildly about md cried loudly fur assistance.
Eut of course she was bcyon.! the reach OF
lumau aid, and in few moments wcs swe,t
OYER 1he-falls. Up to Saturday evening no
traces Of the body had been discovered M75.
Fender was about fifty years Of age and lcaTss
famny.-Uurciv G,fu d2n. M1y Esd.
, 1864-05-30

SATURDAY kyrsNG. May 1stb, 1851.
The receipts and shIp nents during the aat hours
Hete 81 follows:
EkcE1rIs AND sauzfkH1s For TIE FAST II HOURS.
, 1864-05-30

Ssles to-dNy ?-17 brs choice Nh1o Apples St 1lc.
FIs4-EH1TE FISH I'll! tg yeFy gu III and 1asae-
tlors. TBoGT In fsi: recsipt. Win moderate d.
mand. ~siAcKEREL in better demapd aud ns1uer Win
al ADVANCE 0! sc No new hf bbls and ots1c On
Fn1ntlf half bnls. CooFIsH-ln small temA1t. With
light supply. Market nrua and nnchan9es. HERaCas
10 l. an1 Of SC per box Gu scalet- plcketi-pemand
ln11ed md p7ceR tclerahlY 6EM at preS7oo5 rates
, 1864-05-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Fer the. Week Ending Friday, May 2s, '6l.

SATURDAY ETEyIyG, May q. 1851.
TIE receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live HoRs ~ tbs va
rors yards IN the city du1lng the week ending to-day
compare as follows with the previous yPelsr
atuee = 3EE..