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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06
QUAPAWS,

For education during the pleasure ofthc
President, per third article treaty Ihr-
leenth May, eighteen hundred aud thirty
three, one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and ass 'stant, shop and
tools, and iron and steel for shop during
the pleasure of the President, per third ar.
ticle treaty thirteenth May, eighteen hun
dred and thirty three, one thousand and
sixty dollars,
For farmer during the pIeASurs Of the
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06

LEWIS B. Brown CHARLES De GREcF
New York, EJ...Al ST. Louis.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06

For the first of ten instalmcnts of the
second series, to be paid to them, or ex
pended for their benefit, commencing
with the year in which they shall remove
to and settle upon the tract reserved for
their future homes, per second article tre-
oty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, ten thuusOud dollars
For sixth Of ten instaments for the es-
tabli,hment and maintenance of one or
more manual labor shoots, under the drec-
ton Of the President, per second article
treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred
and fl(ly-eight, five thousand dollars.
For sixth Of ten instalmOuts, or during
the pleasure of the President, to be expen-
ded in furnishing said Indians with such
aid and assistance in agricultural aud me.
chanicol pursuits, including the working
of the mill provided for in the first part o.
tins article, as the Secretary of the Inte
riOr may consider advantageous and ncces
sary for them, per second article treaty
twelfth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06
sACS AND FoyEs OF MISSOURI

For interest on one hundred and fifty
seven Thousand four hundred dollars, at
five per ccntum, under the direction Of the
Presideut per second Article treaty twenty
first October eighteen hundIcd aud thirty
seven, seven thousand eight hundred ana
seventy dollars,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty eighth
Congress.
[PUBLlc-No. l24.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-06

For fifth Of twenty instalments for the
employment of a blacksmith carpenter,
farmer, and physician, who shall furnish
medicines for the sick, per fourteenth arti.
Gle treaty twemty-Second January, eighteen
hundred aud liity-iive, four thousand six
hundred dollars.
NAKAH TRIBE.
For second Of three instalments on thirty
thousand collars, under the direction Of the
President, per fifth article treaty thirty
first January, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, two thousand dollars
For fifth of twenty instalments for the
support Of on agricultural and industrial
school, aud for pay Of teachers, per cle-
venth article treaty thiriy-Iirst January,
eighteen hundred and and fiIty-fve, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For fifth Of twenty instruments for sup.
port Of a smith and carpenter shop. and to
provide the necessary tools therefor, per
eleventh article treaty thilty,Iirst January,
eighteen hundred and fiity.Iye, five hun.
drcd dollars.
For fifth Of twenty instalments for the
employment Of a blacksmith, cnrpentcH
farmer, and physician. who shall furnish
medicines for the sick, per eleventh article
treaty thjrty.fiIst January, eighteen hup.
dred and tllty-iiye, four thousand six hun
dred dollars
wALLA-wALLA cAYusE, AND uMATILLA TRIBES,
For last Of five instalmcnts Of eight
thousand dollars, under the direction uf
the President, per second article treaty
ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, eight thousand dollars
For fifth Of twenty nstalmenis for the
purchase of all necessary mill fixtures
and mechanical TOOLS, medicines, aud hos.
ptaI stores, books and stationery for
schools and furniture for the employees,
per fourth article treaty ninth June. cigh.
teen hundred and filty,ive, three thousand
dollars.
For fifth Of twenty uStalments for tho
pay and subsistence Of Que superintendent
Of farming operations, one farmer, two mil.
lers, one blacksmith, one wagon and plough
maker, one carpenter and joiner one ply
sician, and two teachers, per fourth arti-
clio treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty-live, eleven thousand two hun.
dred dollars.
For fifth of twenty inSlalments for the
pay Of each of the head chiefs of the Walla.
Walla, Cayusc, and Umanitila bands, the
sum of five hundred dollars per annum,
per fifth article treaty ninth june, cigh-
teen hundred and lftyiive, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
For fifth ortwcnty iustalments for salary
for the son of Plo,po-mox mox, per fifth
article treaty June ninth eighteen hundred
and fifty five one hundred dollars.
For the erection Of saw and grst mil,
in accordance with the provisions Of the
fourth article of the treaty of June ninth,
eighteen hundred and aud fifty five, ten
thousand dollars
YAKAMA NATION.
For last Of five instruments for berefl.
,iol nlinrts ut tho disrrntiun nf tho prnei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

negotiations for pence 10 successful close lis mere
presence in Europe was moving plea Tor 'he rghs %
man. .
In the Convention q l7s7 his ndomitsbe eood hnmor
was probably. the uniting clement wanting when the
Convention would have dissolved without having done
it, work -
His last labors were of the abolition Of Slavery and
the Md Of its emancipated victims
Having during very long nfe, Instructed, stmu.
lated ehcered smrsed aud elevated bis counirymen and
I'll mankind he faithful 10 them 70 the end ana
added biz other services fbe edifyhg spectacle 81
caln cheerful and triumphant death leaving Dehina
hin Of things fuli Of bis own Kindness, humor
and wisdom TO peipe,uate his Influence. and sweetch
tile lie OF coming generations
The most vulnerable portions OF Mr.. Parton's
work il is no more tan fair TO remark, will proba-
bly, be found in his comments Oh the religious char
acter and theological creed Of DR.. Franklin. HIS
attempt TO enroll the shrewd man OF affairs, the
singularly practical philosopher, and the sagacious
statesman and diplcmatist, on the catalogue OF
Christian saints will meet with but little favor from
the Bolsndists any similar fonc'ionarcs, If such
there be, in the Protestant world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

THE BIENNERHAssETT PAPERS. wns ksnom
o. BIsxHERHAMFTv By wuIIAn H. sAyrcxp. $50.
pp- 6s3 Cksinnsui hsore Wistsch. 4 Baldwin
The present volume Is, in fact, Q greatly -.
aresd edition oftAs "Lfs Of vhoa va
brought ou by The author In 1880 and which stainsd
very considerable dcgrco Of popular acoess Siscs tho
psbuoation Of that work he has been paccd IN ponce
sios u large collection Of Bssneehsssctfs manu-.
scripts containing roh store Of Information In regard
u his political and especially hi sounsxisn With
the conspiracy 81 Aaron Bur- Tho fsAsr volams hos
been, accordingly. submitted to thorough rovis.0n.
and now appears with title and the addition Of
large amount Of important matter II prcscus An In
tnresting narrative Of tho SD Of BleaDhasst
together with numerous aots illusrsvs II tho treach.
erous political ntriguca Of Burr aud hs eAsooteA who
were furtigely plotting for the Acknowledgement q the
Union The ambition Of unphpcipled men. at that
time, anticipated the rsbsous spirit Of own day.
end tho history OF their parcds cannot BE-
read without instruction. Great has been made Of
the letters and journals Of Bcnnerhassets In the oompo
sItion Of th volumes but the original portion ffou tho
pen Of Mr. Stafford 10 written In inflated and aowery
style by no means In keeping With the character q tho
subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

Wsk SEN Lss,lon Jsha OGrosts With Noes. By Ne
Way. By xhhs buGix- Lane. pp lsl. Charles Serb.
..
Unicn ard Art. Slavery epesshss delivered during the Re
brilics- BY Charles b. Drake y me PIP. 81. CnciD'
pati Apologize C.
busy Hasds sd Patient Hssrs Translated tom tho Gss.
Of Grssv hsesaE LIMO. pp- ISa Phladephss
AshD,esl EvssA
Haunted Resrs: By the A%her q "fhs LAnphshsers
TIE Payers With Me- NOR Of Bcnnehssse
BY William " ssfsrd. eve. pp. sss. Cincinssi3s
Moore Wilstash Baldwin.
cossin Phihs. A Tas. I've pp. IL Hsrps Brothsss
Hsssry Il Vie Rebelliea. By Jsshus 4 0iddinss evA
%. Spe. Toilet, Foster. 4 Co
Csr.lsy bail ByA. L. O. E. isms p los. Robert Csrtss
ErotLers
eheep. Swine and Poultry. By Robert Jenninsa lima
fhusaelghis; Jsin T. rsttss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
TUB CosTRAsT.


We SIC At home. nor feel That tAe1
wbs fight upon the distsn. piaia
Arc falling sstsrsdsy by day.
A harvest u the sain-
We lightly walk the buey street
Where trnde and gain roll sviftiy a,
They march battlefield 20 greet
And die ~ It Ia won.
The tTumpc. calls them ~ the sisit
To die for Freedom; nad the boom
" cannon nom tho foTtrossei hight
Still calls them ~ their doou-
Unmoved We read Of how khey ,di
To shield the starry flag from shame;
Dannuess through storms OF shst l0d sben
In tie red battles fame
Brave hearts are beating Cor us there
Amid the conaiotis feverisb breath;
Ihis hour what soldiers hurricd prayse
~ SAID Tor you. In death.
They lie upon the lonely Hill
Or bleokened plain In drcamess sleep
Their rest eternal Never wiu
They wake, Like ~, 10 weep.
We riee each day 60 vssry toll
And hourly strlSs--thsir woss ~ dsnst
Their blood will cOnsecratc the soA
Their uyes % nosiy xon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
TEE ROLL OF HONOR.
Names 81 New.Ysrk Wounded Received u
the Wushiu gton IN Hospitals.

We continue our publication Of the list Of the
gallant soldiers Of Nev.Ysrk whs have been wounded
IN this most memorable anpssn. and who have besA
Distributed shrsughost Ne various hospitals In Wash
inCton:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
n..shs Of New.Ysvk Soldiers

Tho deaths Of the following Nsw-York sol
aers have been reported 1t the Office Of Capt Moore
No ia street. Asar TWENTY first:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

The Seventh Number Of Harper's Pictorial
Hsory Of No Grs~ RsbsIkos b issued AFTER delay OF
some months in the publisaton This delay has been
secasoned BY the difficulty Of obtaining complete and
authentic naterias the editors snd publishers pro
frring 70 postpone the fna composition Of the work
uHt access should Do spessd 10 important official docu
menis. The diSfsulty 10 new 70 . srrst degree re-
moved and the succeeding Numbers WIN be brughi out
without interruption, asd rapidly Is consistent
with accurate and thsrough execution The present
number principally devoted to tie battle Of Bull Bun
and Of Baps BluR
The Portrait Monthly, published by T. B. Leg
gett Co.. has completed tie First Volume contain
ing sketches Of departed heroes snd prominent person
sges Of the present time. The biographical notices
present valuable collection q materials which nay be
sdyantsgeousy esnsshed isS reference, and the por
traits though for the most part coarse and negligent In
often shSw some traces Of the sures Of the
eriginels
War Flerers and Rop TO Make Them Is the
title OF neat volume published by j. r. Tilton Co.,
Boston giving full instructions the art Of modelling
wax flowers and fruits n is oop!cuy Illustrated and
lis clear and simple directions viii enable persons Of
common ingenuity 10 master the process o'a sddi'
iennl AID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
HAYWOOD noePTTAI.

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y. Lsshsr, l.. nh Heavy An
q. y. Bs,es, d, seth Heavy Al
S,sw'd w. J. Chapel. I'D
,Thss. Ken, r. ID n. r.
Cbas. C1savelsnd, II, y3d
Wm. CLARK. c. ID N. X
Corp. y. =. Csphn, Z iM
WISH. A. Croagt. 9th.
Em. v. Hopkins, 4, 18th
Jss. 6sushsrty. ], <Jd.
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Ogre srrvsus. ], SD.
AXE HoePirAk.
Jshn Morsi., IVsSsh.
John HswIsty, Z, s3d.
fhoa NcTasus, l, s6tii.
John Msnnis. A. l0Sth.
Floyd Stevenson, q, 9Th
David hsndsfs, D. 65tk
Thea Hayden. y, 65th.
Patrick Rely. II. i22d.
6eorss BSiux d, 67th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

r,NION AND AHTI-sLAvHRY sPEECHts, ptLiE-
ERFD DURING IHR REBELLION. BY CHAsLss d.
psIIa insno. pp. ci. Cincinnati Apologize 4 Go.
Mott Of the speeches which are here collected
into a volume were delivered In 81 Loois and Other
cti.s OF Missouri. since the breaking eat Of NE Rsoe
hon They are remarkable for their bold, unoo@pro-
missing ssd eloquent densncstion 81 slavery and derive
additional ros from the fact that they wes pronounced
betrs tho inhabitants Of Slave State Several ~ the
le,dns Qusstoas at isus in the psossst oouses. arc
treated BY Mr. Drake With ability ard sosAd Judgment
Ard ,hs wide circulation Of the voans at his aaaseas
oa.aH laiI 10 produce salutary eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

AAo
J. P. vinelsir. II, Esd
w. II. stone, n. 72d Cav.
Z. Despau. !. ID.
Csrp.P.L.S hcunaa. D, oNh.A.
J. "A. Brsadow, Is. I'D.
John Loss. &. nth.
psisr Delapooa, Z. Wh
Dana Fish. X, SD.
Simon Wait r, SD.
Simon y. Tan, A, l1th
&. Stamler, |, lkh Heavy An.
n. Hall @, INh Heavy Arr.
JUDICIARY go
r. C. Ella, A. lxld
Geo. Mccarthy. II, I'D
James Gropsn, c, l12d
n. Ceshins. l, i*h Heavy An
!. Van Nslkisburs b, ls! Ar
II. A. Folsom, nth ARTILLERY,
y. A. Eshb.uys, i9sh AIul9y'
George Baylis. q. l5o>h.
Peter Olives, b. loCsh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

pIsrOgy or rHY sIxTIETB REGIMENT SEW-YORx
STATE VOLUNTEERS. BY hicnAaD tDSr. Chap
isu. limo. W. J6o. Philadelphia Psbd.Led ~ ne
Author. ..
OF special interest TO the families and friends
OF the brave whose military career IL records
challenges the attention Of larger pablo BY the val
uab, s,atlsIosl details with which abounds. and the
ample esInestnsss with which IL Describes tie events
vaiNh fbr the most part came under ne personal OBJ
ssrvstion Of tho author. The isots which 10 relates
bear the evident stamp Of Authenticity and give lively
hpp,s.s!on Of the eyoi,ns and sadden Soat<sss
which sorm the staple Of tie soldiers No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

The First Volume Of The Ustted States Ser
vice KssGi'> is Issued in neat cloth binding. with
portrait, Of General Grant BY Charles b. Richardson.
II contains descriptive sketches Of evcea Of the most
important operations Of the with great amount Of
military intelligence part Of which b Of Official sathori'
IT, repository Of valuable information on military
snbecia 1t Il welcome offering to the pablo ~ 'sss"
n well n II tho professional soldier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11
TIE NAIrty WOODS. BY HkNRT D. TaoasAv. Nm
Do. $50 Bekeei riAkEsr / Fslaa

without exhibiting tho peculiar individual
trait. AZ tho author in so powerful Light his Week
~, ,be Concord and Herrirnsct Rivsss and Walden
tsse seleotions om ha writings rurd subjects pa
sesa abe interest describing oeEns ACTUAL
erI<iencsa Of genuine lover q mature. ard d bod
and original though cratio. Ainkn. They sre Of .
tanner and moro place Gust thn Is asua with
his productions although they are devoted 10 the dc.
scripsoa Of scenes that rarely hu within he ross Of
the pleasure seeking tourist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-11

gsvc stronger impulse 70 scfcntnc inquiry lhas any
other event of thu, century. He tasgbt Goethe 70 en-
peraen, in electricity AID set AL sudonts 70 making
electrical naelics Hs robbed thunder Of its torras
ard lightning Of iss povereto desuV.,
school OF Pcnnsyvnnis ana died protesting against the
abuse o. tho fupds OF that Institution In teaclias
American yo*a she Languages OF Greece ana houe.
while French SPaai,h aud German were spoken In the
streets and we're required in The commerce Of the
el4IYes-
Tie founded pls American Philosophical Society tho
fret sazson Ia Aseics Of tho friends OF science
Bs suggested shs Of mnera! tnanu1es. INTRODUCED
toe basket willow AID pxOueted the early culture oi Sis
lie len; the Indispensable assistance OF his nsme aid
tact 20 tss found NJ Of the Philadelphia Hospital
isn AID Tsks PsnnstTanis fr"0 tts dream VI shh
ssisty.
the ysssDy Of the PennA IoheeIsai OF the sub
sooucnt contest with Ito King Of Gres* Britain
When tho Indians were I.vagng ana sssip'E snd,n
td tie troops Of the city sgnnst them. 49,
Re .as the aushor o. the trst scheme NJ uniting he
cDdes scheme suitable that It was adopted, ~ iis
,stsI features. In th6 Union oil the States Ala phus
us together ~ tsss day.
lie assisted Ensisad 20 keep Causcs, WHOM there VS.
danger VI It's Ealing back into she hands Of Evolutionary
More than any other men. he ives Instrumental In
,asiag the roI.L u thu Stamp ACT. which deferred
tLe Inevitable struggle until tls colonies were ssonS
enough 70 kiauih
d, and securod for aon in Bngland tin
sympathy and support Of the BhgL,s tho ccbdens. the
suac.ss ora NI's of tat day. His ef"niinsAon 10
fore tbe UorA VI Commons struck both oo~stries ~
te speeches u Henry Ward Beeohes o. sen.iae tss'ler
Of Franklin, did In be A:.e%a Oh no. o. AZ ss s 81
today 70 did frsDkiin upon those OF i16' And frsot
lin w,d have Iopt her right bat s tho tmpenesrasAs
stupidity of George III.
BE discovered tie temperature Of aie Grlf stream
lie discovered that Sorlheast storms bogia N Tie
Southwest 49,
He Invented the inysisatae conirivance BY which
bic coIiUn.s it, own sn0kD.
lie made important discoveries respecting Vos caures
of the most universal of all diseasce-cod.
lie pointed out the advantage Of building nps ID
wster-tght compartments. taking tho hint nom Inc
Chinese.
lie expoonded ths theory II navigation which IS now
universally sdopie by intelligent sesJnen and OF WHICH
ohariatan and q traitW has received the oredi1 =.
At tho teginnng u the revolution he was the soul OF
the party whose sentiments Thomas Paine spoke IL
Common Sense"
In Paris ~ the mtdote 10 the restless dstrusf OF
Arthur Loo and the restless vanity OF John Adams no
saTsd tas alliance Ts and oysz again. and byopgaa mo
, 1864-05-24

abiea her 70 speak wiseaJt aaa W.T. 70 nPan shoso =,
subjects 20 frxn9ht With tna essaI 70 ne Peopts ~ u
he North !uas nov. Hive ~ Ia ID ia..oo oi H. III
hosr ~hieh % hs4 .,oqusaf @ wofdA will itnpsuss.
Rrnr.,on- After tho long m dteas5 winter
re3body re,oiees n tho resufa q sonme1, aaa
with it the rcturu Of tho SEASON for eAcarsioos.
nne opportunity is .nertsd 70 s.s1Zboy .so nsa Tasa
e. e. The "a n Of Jnns r. ss1 asS Isse nd
ries viii b. in sbundanes. Juus Il tho right stnae
to - to tho Quasn City. ~ !.
=. Homo or tia Rstena nalsss,-Au 1sdIss Ia.
teeest>d In The Homs are tnyitsd to uset 1t tho
eAaItary esHtu1 Rooms tAis ssefnoon Il : clock,
10 naks k1y7uIsmsat3 fer ths esEAxbsk1J Rsxt-
VIII any who possibly car pa%ssss % sens to H. .ss
rsosas this morning 70 dnisA t6s s3oshinR t@ ths
sa,ldren Of tbs Home
~Ns m tappJ "a 1sasn thsa ~ hkssess Ai
lieutsnant Btoekm1n, Who spoka n The r4eoanE
of ths Chriatisa Commission, 1t hr3an Ha1. Z
weak last aabbetA e,snlng. IL nsat17 finished, and
Il Hi b. 9rmsmbsFed that LIentsn&at stoekso1
vas introduced II ia ons who planted NJ ~ q
Vlekthur0 int hT those mora fAm11a1iJ oc4uAtat-
ID Il fnoT:a n IL ofdcs1 who led ne ysImtese
stcszing patty h taels aespeEats attack o. hi
Ihs nsefura ~ ~ pstntedat tbs ssaaae Of Nessrs
hiehess hldds1, for tAs bsnshf Of tho Christian
NTW bo On exhibition At the3r Photographic
Rsou1. III and ~ soash Clark strsst, = few 4ay4
| PREVIOUS to sale. II
oouxs, Busyoxs, &e.-Dr- K&oas0 stirred avst1
painfnl md deeply seated corn foe ns year aZo
| ooe fho1ss,d Noilar1. 3. BpyHo7ox,
Livery stshte1.
Dr.. Kendall eured painiul Bunion for nc, AMI
i'll e1sss re1iei Jom q. Fos71a, H. ..
Thousands Of testimonials caa be scan fosa u
ones 4 Presents House, South Claek stssst.
WIN return to Europe In = few days.
, 1864-05-24
Chicago, Msy sd, 1864.
Court Aecor


Us1Tm BATES c,ncu1r coun7.-D5ors Drum
Is. List1a n Balwell. Motion for new tr1al
heard and taken under advtsement.
On decree ana execution staJsd until further order
Of cuuTt. .s
srTzz,oH Counr-Bgors higgins, J.-Con1son
& Davidson " st John. Dismissed.
93. Cornell " Van Evera ct Al. Dismissed.
Is Crane ct al "a Walker es ii. Dismlased.
q. Mills ct II " johnson, Stricken from th9
e. ~ Ps11i:on Psmts9 - fp" r.ae. Dl1nlsssd.
counts tc uerfr,.,ner neruo. Leave to hle additional
80. -.-u. n Arnold ct u. nismi.sed.
Befor< Cory, v,J-co.nunon Lau.-f, 80. PaEdavs
Cohen. Demurrer to declaration sustained. Plain
| tn amends. Dstaadant hsa ten days in which to
s45. Eastl.nd VI Danlals ct Al. Rulo to plead in
IN. Wan. Ct a, Y. M.thsr Ct a., Plaintiff ha'
| La Haaton " Bulus ct al. Ru1e 10 plead in
TIL III ?sss; Rssi'es1 = Ham. same order:
14s.. Hul = Rs{R;Slas; e;}.as fsns S,nsias Ssssf.
C1noEr souHr Coox cousTT.-Bgors W.
81 ar = (: S:sss4: Leave to sz'ntns de-
~. Slate Bsnf q iadiana rs Ogden ct al d..
a! a AsKaes i; = Wight. 1sa1e to aair stamp to
So KenneJ Is Brand. Motion tor new trial
IG;p. Hesse, u Hattie. .Rule to plead extended
556. Stone ,s Hammond ct H. Plaintiff ruled 10
pa pS:s y 1sas' Rsss = ps,a
ia. Kly vs Bradley ct a. Final decree cntered
es9. Pollock ~ kuseh Rnle toanswef extended
u.s. saa: stauposst, '. Eaton at Al. Dscres OF IS .
, 1864-05-24

Shiutp holds On tcnaeiously, howevee and Is d.ily
dofEflng good ncnr-nen who ars willing 10 piyr
one hundred days TO their country.
The officers OF Col Shlnp's regiment ara maktuz
nArng axeslons to enlist tho REQUIRED nt,rnber al
ao. md thsrs il t1s doubt that shey vii 81 eecsd
IN reaching ths maximum By tho drss Of Juae.
Tbs two parts OF companies raised bY fsase
Hartman and Augustus Klea, have been eonaoiidat-
ID Into oua Yastsrd15 ths member of thia CON
psny elected their otnesss- 1ta1e Hartman VAS
chosen Captain. but subsequently, deciiasd. Al.
Kestrs Rsts HAs than eleetsd Captain, J, eehatt,
1ilst 1isutsnznt, sn4 Nsd Wight, Second Lies.
tsnant THU coRpSny II called tho Neht1 Gnards.
atef Jacob Rahrn. County Trsasursr, and IL desls:
natsd II company A. Of Col shiup's lsxinsos.
, 1864-05-24
Commercial Postscript,
CHICAGO mAnKsr-sEcoND BOARD.

HoapAr Ev1T1so. Nay LILO ,. N.
There WSs vesy THU attendance 1t tho aherman
House tonight and the gensrs! markets ra1ed quiet.
Wz1Az VIA nnil. bpt thern WA no mAietiA ehAnxe
10 prices. and the tass xeEs light. fosvs: H. ~
bu No Spring It etzi: 1850 bu do ut sL.1H: L. peo
bu No eprtnE In the afteenoon} 1t S1+z; 1890 b1
d Ut 91.1 IL. .pos bu do lin the eyeatrS} 1t 41-
closing dull u $t.2Sior No !. and el-1 for No
corn VISA also du1l, and prlces wste 1o1Ac lover
than the lnslde quotations on Change. saies ware
aco bu No Corn At sta1; sot bu do ut S1.o7-clos'
pE dull at 3lo2 for Mol. In he absaaea OF ssy rea.
bic tntelxence esartfninv tho New York core raxE.
ket buyers were holding back. and there was little
no dispoettita to operate, exsept in = Email way.
OATS quiet and heavy At the Lowest quotations
paid On 'Chsuks- The sales were: ~ COO ba No Oats
lfreah reeepts> II ssHe: 1o bu do at ssxo-cioanz
dull It 6oxc-
H1ouw1a1s WeEo qulot but frm. IN tho afternoon,
100 bbls country were aod It IL 4nd In she evening"
10 hhla country st 4iz, and 100 bba city at sl1fX.
Mzss PoEk In good dsmsnd at 81 %, without
telle.s. .. ............ .. .
FBx1aH7s Eere inacttve-vsssel bslag held Il 0.
fpy wheat to Buffalo.