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tsueessssrs TO c. NJ Jackson l. Cs,l is.l. ..T.Is
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

The following admirable letter appeared
in recent number Of the Frankfort Ky
Commonwealth. ~ .N 900
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-05

g.. ,h., tho sirn.tur. ef"C. NJ. JACKSON" is on
the wKAPPIR Of each bottle. r 7..H fuEH
BEWARE OF CoUNTERrErrs. 1' l't
, 1864-05-22
M a Rim e Lis r..
PUNT OF CHICAGO,


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BsR .ss:f se.sso
IL ssi # sss,
sehr sst... Nelson, Two R,,er,. 20 q ,aaosr.s 81
senr fiGss.l Thompson. Holland. d m s:..es,
scnr Fcrisr, lafb:r'y G1sad uavss. ioo N sa:nscr
ssf 81! i.3ss H. Fl: y 5:s: sssss
selr 5lIce i;ss. DsvEon. Meaoaiass. lid Z 'a:nee..
eesr se4s;.n Ferdinand. Point Sable. 50 cords skin
sehr oliver. Holland. II cords bsEk L. cords
sehr ysIaent; q Ad.m,: .tgskeSon, 4 s. y ln:ass; =
seer i: i: erey, Isuns; Mossseo9,, lumber.
sehf ssess Msss 1ess fSss lumber
9s H:y.. = e. q spoa
pp;. y:asS sS;I9 HG,Hs }!a !, 49, s..;
sehr Indut.fJ. Cac1ea, g. Josepe. : cord, = ~n9:
Mssc; ss Si,ss; 81:
sas Wa, ssn!tn Grand H1.fs r. IAN n lGmhs5: e;
sctr A1ro~. Soon. ksIsu,azss >. q m lamnsr.
EcIs Gu,dc Burses ST. Joseph. ~ 1unoor 81 o1is
IT. + t i t.
seew East:, ssistisy. Gree. ns.h. 9 Cd. voca.
scow Planet, Jones, Muskexon, 100 IA lumber. 10 N
a.,:, inf at 1a 11st 10 70 ',d1 'e9esF
| scow Lausel, McRea. Laketovn. u m Lumber.
] CLEAREp..-...-.-...:.-.Ma May IL
Prop Kero.hs, Hewitt. sarois. ISIS bFls Hour aaa
] Prom Njsgsrs HsIntnsh. Goderiah, So, hn vhest
/ 20 Lfis doar, I,ac1 bid - and sundr1cs.
Prop Ds:R.r state: Buffalo. sssa or'a aoar, sti do
Prop Gaieaa, Penny. Buffalo, ~ brls -four, $40 do
! hiKbwsref, S do tobacco.
Prop B1stol- Boyd, Montreal, 1.a.6 btis aour. e.&
| do pork, md tusdr1es-
Brig Mary, Borne. Oeonu
| ashf Autoerst, Grover. Buffalo, 14f5o bu eo.n. \
fctr EorriuK tikht. nea. Milwaukee
2chf All III, Azrtie, IN.
| schE F Bu1ney. fafley. do.
echr C @ A1<erd. nlnEMofe, do. -.
| scbr A Rodgers, Doyle. Buffalo, 27.::s bu ess'.
/ a m 1rnaher,
, 1864-05-22

4 Soldier Carries n Cannon Ball Ii
his Head Five Months.

Lffnm The AleIandrta 5enti1el, May 2.
But lew works on surgery contain more
lowing: Matthew Phenir. Co. D, SUth New
York volunteers, was wounded, by spent
hall, in the left eye, at Mine Run. on the eth
Gay Of November, 1868. lie was brought to
lie BAPTIST Church Hospital, In this city, on
the 4lh day Of December, 1858, where his
wound was probed by Dr.. G. z: B1gelow,
Locality Of the % I'll. ae % remained IN the hos o.
pitsl some time, experiencing occasional
pain, hut all the time bis general health WAS
impIoving. The wound was frequently
psooed hT Dr.. Btgelow, but without any bet
ter result than ut the first trial. About the
fIst Of March last, his general health being
very good, he was granted fur]ough fortE
days. At the expiration OF that time he re
turned, and soon began to complain quite
frequently Of severe pain from his wound.
The wound was again probcd, and 'some
pieces Of dead bone taken from his eye and
the roofof bis mouth On Saturday Inst, In
DR., Bigelow discovered the locality Of the
bsli, which seemed to be resting Immediate
y over the pallet Of the mouth Or throat. In
sersipE his bali forcepa, he lound he could
not grasp It, and, after repeated efforts, he
concluded to wait until Sunday morning,
when It was his intention to separate the
bono on each side Of tho eye, BY which means
ont EARLY On Sunday morning messenger
sroused The Doctor, and Informed him tnat
Tltnix was choking to death. He at once
repaired to the hospital, where be found the
patient In the condition stated. He soon dis
covert that ths ball had been moved from
its original bed little lower down, aud un-
less in medlatc1y removed must produce suf-
location. He inserted his 4orceps md ex-
trnctcd 1t without the least difficulty, giving
instant relief to his patient The bali was i
xrapeshot tiron,) one and = half Inches In div
meier, and about four inches ia, cir
cumte1ence, and weighs but fraction less
! Than halt pound. To any. bnt surgeon
hut truth sometimes is even stranger than
fiction. Pbenix il still Ut the above hospital,
and from all appearances the carrying OF q
cAnr,ou ball In his head for FIVE months has
but slightly impaired his health, and not
| ehottcued bis days In the least; =
, 1864-05-22

A pleading Incident In tho Convcn-
Qlp0. ' -


Fron the Eew Orleans Delta Of the lath.1"
-. One of the most pleasing Incidents In tho
crnrcntInn Yesterday was the defining Of
fhr;r position BY Thns. II. Wells and Robt.
" Taliaierro. Mr, Wells as 1t Is well known,
is a Young, dashiug. and chtTalrous-yea,
. hir.{rous-Lou1sfanian; born and bred In
Rapides Parish: Is the son Of The 1iuteo,nt
of the State The Wells family, previous TO
fhe war. wus not only the most noted, but
the most wealthy in LouIsiana. It owned
morr negroes and race horses-Lecou pte
and l, Lexington. for rinstauce-and raised more
rotton. and where the greatest old line
Wh,ps that VIC ever had among Us, and we
Nav known some OF them well. Since tho
Wsr broke out they have been noted Tor their
aahertuce to the Union, and haye stood
etaunch By It up to the present Tine, suffer
Ing lots Of neeroes' cotton, and all else
n,ct TAYLOR burned {, 500, baGs belong
irr- to iii. Wells father. Bat enough Of:
histnrical "Reminiscences: With regard to q
|. fa1ci1v 20 we'll known, ard whoAe name Is 90
| drer 10 eyery 10y al IouisIAnian. Yesterday,
Jouur Thomas ". Wells rose In tho Conven-
zion nd defined his position AL were At
/ frnfiveror q representative from tho country
having greater interest In the question-of
nrprp e1oanc!patton-than say man In the
md Ill tyes we1e turned upon tho speaker,
xho. though young In yrars, Was old In ex-
ttnerienres. He said h was no speaker. but ho
7 f, hecn called upon BY hin fHeAds from the
| ecuntrv to give his opinions, ha would brief.
| " stsfe that he was In fxTor Of lmmeateta
| nna nncoza aitional emancipation, i1nd thst,
! fursher, he VIA IN fAvnr Of educating ths
nerro. because he thought seducAtton WoHld
mafn him mo1u usefhlI This was tbs sub
4 4
, 1864-05-22
B-A new drily parer, the A!,srri1an Flag,
appears in San Fruncisco. It lloists the
name Of Mr. Lincoln for the Presidency. a.. !.


Iron the Canton (Hl.) Weekly Regfeter.1
We arc sorry ID be called upon. to record
another attempted outbreak rs the Copper
herds living In the timber south OF Lewis
town: HIving ascerta,ncd that most of the
soldiers wa:o bad becn visiting In LewIstown
On tuslough, bad 1efl, they sent worl up to
that place, Oh Saturday, May 9Th, that they
wsrr coming mp on the Monday following to
"cfcnn OUT the balance at the soldiers. This
s;s.sss p99ss not only ths soldiers but the
psred themselves for any emergency that
might be forced upon them. On Monday
the lcacc-breakcrs made their appearance ID
town, according to promise. bnt soon dis
covered that the slincoln l.lreliags" did not
Intend to be 'tcleaucd out" quite as submIs-
avely as they had anticipated stand that law
abiding citizens were also we'll prepared for
any emergency that might bccur; conse-
qucnly they. we're rather backward about
commencing operations. Nevertheless. there
vas cone'derable ,sktrlnishinE going on all
Ndemozallzed" By coming in conta1& with
bricks and canes Immediately nhes Eurrahin0
for JEFF. Davis Pistols were drawn several
4. times, but only ono shot Was fired, the ball
Just grazing q mnu'e hand, but doing no
other damage. Nightclossdin and tho ''bush-
whackcrs" wlthdft0.' Tho excitement ran
YER, high, and no doubt the; preparations
made BY peaceAtle men was The means: oi
preventing general outbreak On Tuesday
The excitement still continued, snd TWO Q,
three scrImmages occurred.| Reasonable
men, Of ali parties, saw clearly what must be
the inevitable result Of thcso things, If not
Immediately checked, and meeting, called
b the men of all PARTIES, was. held at the
Court House, on Thursday: evening, for the
purpose Of taking steps to prevent any tur,
\ ther disturbing nf tho peace So f4r "a we
could learn, officers were too partial in thai
! action to effect apv good, hut now that thrr,
Is a combined effort to keep the peace, w
, 1864-05-22
BEARGRASS PORKH0USR.

Property. ilsnated On ths Barestown Tafnrssss g
road. 1a1 beyond BeaFErae c1eek. con:aia.ng = =
q plot Of which il died La thls cause
teTn road. 4 IL eornss of !. Henasaula. 91e3ssl
thence g. 70 deg. u E. 80 4R feet: sneaeS -
res .neass y ~ ss s e.; e.. ssss. sssss
ns 5ses III sIeass s1f ax isis 5seo:
ses aeo AZ 9s e tes e
at the Of Ce opef srd Hna st1esta thascs
a. g ~ 2 s. sssy 8 ii is:s 70
thsoss se ;as sss 3, @ fSs ~ 20 r. nn
5a;IdinE 1itn non roof iees loax by Id sst V.de
wh1eh t1ciudes tne engine, al4nKhief, kaHi7s. ~
esa ie1 6sSkios s1d .ioTsrs pori, Wsisb eo@mna>
cate dtrectlJ With tho atTse<.
sse as y g. Is ioa
1oo1s whieh nalrsa 81 rolled tnta e. street:
* Aod pos.easlnx sApsclky % hsnz ssou
t9RA pssess = one smok!EG The cap .aty of n q
snr rendering ard may bo san1afsd u apons lsa,
hogs IN \ season of4s to - Gays dursuo4. There ~
ee I'd III f sss s's Ii s
aboye lssd The eeteblishH sat y stusoze eapse.5
e @ e;5sS x pe11a I'd Ter ' =. s:,ss
tools belonging 70 tt1 establ1ahmea1- AIS los u
The oppcs1te doc ot&ho work hoats fosd, nv a.
tss1s9a = ffss md s1teeen< back fssns
,1snsatesed, @ tna pse5ed ma eassd * tas aoo7s ss
e III Z =
z pzzd "a siisa iii 30 rsssiaea Is additsos i sse
~ THoa, L. koxaA1.
N.ssA,l r, sa,2es:1 s S4Ftt
|,:;;1n;x :;1Ss;t,,g;,, xt,.s,,E.,- g. a'ssa, ~.
, 1864-05-22
Great Battles, Of Modern Ttmes.:: :
Tho lollnsrfnz htatiatfcx ,f,naYx haitian

: Nftaf B0&tle8 OF H1odefm V1n1eNs-;-s
The following .tasis.s. ., .t4 tt4say battles of mod.
yr.,eb una.l HBS5ensoIqRs Bas.Hsr,s y oad d 100.
Ars'f''ns commanded BY Aeli: Fienss % Co. Austrian.
Killed and wounded e.os1 eeao
1'' y Auaterllx-Dec, 2, ISIS. ~
French under the Em. Napoleon, O,0oa.
.Ss nd Il ana
K1l1ed, ruunded and p.isonen is.oa ss9 'Ss sssos
y,t6cb 5sssqf. 62 s. u sS isa S.,o.on
r1nsslans, commanded BY tho Duke Of Bsunswieis,
1'e.uH: =, 80 r.o,., pr,.,.,,. -.
Killed. wounded ena p1t.oaeFs; 400 :. 5000
French, commanded by The En-. Napoleon, sS.ooa.
Rufa'ans, commanded BY Gen Bennlngse1. 5000: 1900:
KILLED. wounded and prisoners I:;eea s,o5'
.Frled'ena-Jcns IL 1901. 49,, 49,
Russians, commanded BY Gen: Benalnceep: $50:
H''ed and ESasaee 81 and s2 soo $500
French. commanded By En-. Napoleon, 50, co..
Aust5ians, commanded by o. Archdata Charles,
Killed, wounded and prisoners iaoS, M.oE
Fteheh. comnandcd By ths En-. Napoleon, 1so, 900.
As;'5''' 1Sos5s. commanded R' ~ A'eaaaE' oaa,s'
Killed, wounded and prisoners a,0Go 5000
| New Orlean~Jan. & 1a15.I
| Americans. under Gen. Jackson, 20 o.
Ens1lsh, under Gen. Pakenhau. 100.
r,a,,a ~, vonnd.s Americans = Eng'tss a,s
/ Wa,cr.oo-5une IS, 1916.
| Frcreh, commnudcd BY EN- Napoleon, 1900.
Enelishr under wellington, e. %.
Killed and wounded $1,000. 1910
-" Blena V,st.-Feb. p and s, 1sfz.
Americans, undet Gcn. Tas slor, $500.
Mexicsns, under Gen. Sansa Anna, 1900.
Americans Me1ieans
Killed and wounded. 758 2l00
| lnkerman-Nov. Z, 1851
I Alice, under Ger. Caurobert and Lord Raglan-
| BaC0l, viz:-1Spc0 EnEfeh and Is GO Erench.
Russians, under Gen. DanEehbalg, II o..
| Allies Russians
| Killed and wounded G,i26 1900
&ont,bcllo-Msy 20, ,s5o.,
Allied French and sasliniaus, under Cen. Fozcy,
| 11,b00.
Aust1ians. under Count stad.on, 5000.
| 80. Allles Ansttiana
Killed and wounded 900 a,0o1
Eulfe1ino-Jcuo 1s51.
French md 1aiient, under Louis Napoleon. 150 n00
Aust,iaus, under Francis Joseph, 1:O,o0D.
| Allies Austrians
Killed wounded and prisoners .3:,op 4o.N0
Tic battle lasted TWO days, and extended along
front of fifteen miles,
, 1864-05-22

bsebtsfrrd. mud il not few iDstnces drossss hire
bEen gaa to get pziees that they wc.o asaaaed to sse
,esAtcrEdn to!ly transactions Of the markef. ETpn
As low n tta@3oo have BEEN gveo fuK stock Of tas
description. weighing ftor 20 10 1880 Mt. Thoza
~ no prospect, Of anT improvement: Ia! tas
demand prices for this eiasd OF Beef Cattle. Tha
receipts 70 day hAss bean ytty tftGiu5. sscsrcely
sHouatinx o@0o head. aad the entered sa'e4 amount
10 rs hcad, It rrfcea ranging 1em Ssssk&aeS. hut
chiefly at7ZeAo7so. P1iess hsve beea ws1l sua1aaad
and TIC market eosed.hIm At tho, ,quoia.fons given
os Saturday lsst Tho; following are The principal
sale1 uado during Thu weak :-Ba'dwln sold nos:n.
-thAl Co.. in old contract. 10 had fed = Hiezar
sons t:stuTy xYersgla: 1863 A. Ut 32s. ttsold to
AscPhctson at &aeo, AID afterwards sosoid It 80
gross; II. N. Til5en sold AacrheEsoa' 70 hssa
Iowa steers. ave1skinx 2ss pounds. at, r. $.
end 10 head Of tho saue description averaging
7,1so1;a 1t $7.s J. G. Bote. Of sAugAos, scld 4IAe
Phs1s1n-ss.lead Ts!y -e1t:a ntnota stsess. fcd
pY J. TotteF, also OF sangsHop averaging 1854 99 q
$50; ,Jehn AEins tfo!a ID Wstxal 1gs tos1 chotes
Ie1 tfeefP! xTsfaxt6iA Is. ct s7.75: ssrayhorn
so:d II, NJ ehh 81 heed e1tE Iowa kssets, aves,x.
liso s., 1t 37s, John Adams sold Ao,.
Rfinutan u head pFsao Illinois r.sess, avera3trk
"a NJ. It q and y had. afcTaztag Las -, as
81 crasnJ sold Alexander d Co.. y73 he1d extra
RI s4e%fs, aycragia2 11I NJ. ~ s3-cs: and
Has1tscr sold White g. pt1 e. head 1nls stcets. a1'
eraEnsJ LEA ~. 1t IT'D per 100 3s- Ws Eo.er 10 our
mt pagn lpcetal teesrsphic despatch ct tho A.
bsuy cattle srkzs for tho prssens xsek. o1a which
II sppcers that with moderate teuand prices hava
eus.atned i decaisc Of re per .. II
, 1864-05-22

How Philadelphia SeceaaYonlAts Re.
Give 1do WAR ,Nexrs. ~
: The Philadelphia Nc,!A -Am.sstcan, Of Sat-
urday, dese1ibiDg ths reception of the. news
from Grants army, fays:. > :. * :
We saw secession women, forced to pass
through the crowd yesterday, hurryIpg by
with heir fingers In their caEs, to ke. out the
detested shouts OF the newsboys, a victory
for Gen. G1antI",* Two elegantly dressed
ladies emerged from the GiratI Bank Just as
the fret extzA was fssued.t They caught the
CIT Of the boys selling the e1tras, and :thel.
lips h11nchsd. .My lod. Kate," We heard
lngus n They turned ups-toward Chestnut
stfeet for half . square. and then retraced
thslr sters- tive heard too hueh already" !"
weihcard one cay to tho Other, LET rs 60
down to Walnut street ont Of the dlnsH ::Ths
other: lady tried to-, console hor companion
b.: :intimsaion that tha nsr9 was not true,
but : presentament Of ev1 appeared to hsye
been npon her, and she refused 70 :bo> com
Anrted~ - t~.'.~,o *cy -, :sl ~':.,
, 1864-05-22

r. From Buffers Comnnand.
NEW YonK. May 11.-The RerEtd'1 correspond
snt from nutler's army, dated MAY 18th, says that
Two heavJ columns Of The enemy have been dls.
covered, ,paessag down the pike towards Peters
burg, With large ttalIe. General Foster was scat
out With force. to destroy, possibe tho tralna
but the enemy were met IN such strong force, the
'puIro9e was abandoned.
The eLemy Is act1vesy engaged In roDatrinx the
raiiosf, and have concentrated lorce OF from 70
100 to S6,(G0, with which they not oa]y hope to
ketP open Lee's communications, brt crash But
, 1864-05-22

required 10 take care OF those forces, and
hereafter on, horc shat either of these forces
will detatn ftom Lee schel lorce ,cnual In
Plumbers to ita own, wonld be pucrilc, With
their Qualifications 1t Petersburg and Rich:
mopQ; thoso placea can bo defended by FIR
smaller, force than would BE- required to take
them In; other: Eords, the rebols cao by
their> >forttdcstions sdetasn more men ftom
Grant, than We can by aggressive movements
In those quarters, detain from Lee. 1T seems
difficult, In the light Of these facts, to see the
policy Of ofkeepingButler's forces on theJamea,
unless their number Is much less than has
+. been represented, OF uuleas G5snt IL ahun-
5ant1y confident OF his ability to defeat Lee;
however the latter maybe reinforced from
other parts OF Virginia. In the event OF Lees
defeat, Buffers force, from Its present, POSI-
ton, could cedainlJ perform most impoF:
tant part IN" bsggiug the game" tits irom
these cooperating :1orees Ia Virginia, how
ever, If ct MI, Tint wears to- fear rclnfotcs-
ments for Lees army. ~: ~: =,
JEFF. .THnEATENs EUROPE. !.
: II the world contalna, any. Millions who 10 Il;
!" working up )" the char faeter Of s'satsn' u from
real life, or any Goethe or Bailey who ID
looking around fer good "Mephistopeles,' y
let them by no means overlook the quality
of impudance, as "profusely illustrated and
adorned" BY JEFF Davis, who has certainly
1.-THE impudcucc Of the Dcvil.'
- It is q ianiliar principle Of international
law, In wbfchthe elementary writer's on the
laws Of var are uuunimous, that no bclligez.
ent can Issue letters of ,narque for mere de-
struction, but il bound 10 take Its prizes into
lis own ports, and haye them adJhdicatel,
other~ise the property OF neutrals Is liable
to destruction without adjudication on the
question Of neutrality. For natioo with.
out ports, 10 build privateers which capture
and condemn prizes without trial, is piracy.
The rebellion never having had any ports,
was allowed contrary to the Queens proc,
1arnauon Of neutrality, to use those Of Eng
land, as long as the rebels seemed likely to
succeed. Recently; however, the British
Government, with tarly justice, has per
emptorily stopped the building of piratica
vessels in her ports. -:
What is tho RESPONSE, Is the arch rebe
thankful for having been permitted for thre'
years, In violation Of oil international law, Il
build, equip, recruit, coal and supply his pl
ratics1 vessels in British ports, when b
had none of his owny. Not at alll On th
contrary, jeff Davis, IN his messsSe OF Ma
Cd to the rebr1junta, in referring to "a foreIg1
| powers" -sublime1y threatens war ,aglina
Great Britain and France, ascrzing that whe
| the Independence of the Confe3eracy shal
| have been Won there will be left rccor
| of many wrongs, Eome ofwhIch he sercn.l
promises In ad1euet to for.t7c, bat "som
, 1864-05-22

LOUISVILLE. May o0.-Gen. Fitzpatrick ar-
rived this morning from the 'front.', en- route
for New York, and left at noon.
Travel between here and Nashville, which
has been suspended the past few days by the
military occupation OF the railroad. has been
resumed.
C1sc1SSAT1, Alay 21.-Gcn. Fitzpatrick ar-
rived hero this morning,
, 1864-05-22
CHICAGO LUMH MHKR BARNET.

EATUEpAY ETI1tH9, May II. 1861.
LUMBER-Narkct generally active, but with lin
lied supply Of earzoes, owing - m adyersa wind.
11jces ruls ntm At prcyioul quotations.
cARno BALES TO-DAY.
Cargo sehr II. MITCHELL, from Grand HA1en. sold
By o. Brewster. 49, oao test lumber, hat s1ips bal
sncs mixed, at yl7.ss cargo aehr MAGIC from R1ack
Lake, sold By J. GsrEck, 900 fest mixed Lumber, It
sts.oo cargo b.ig NARY. from ocouto sold BY 4. T..
Gssy& Co.. go feet rated lambes, m1ed, At $1k 6
strips as s7le0; cargo scar THEEH BELLA, from Ne
nonfnee, sold BY Dckfo1d, lss0 0oo fost lumbar, all
atsips At $71ko; cargo schr 1IxL1aolAxp. from Mus
keeo told By Trussde, oot feet lumber, ore-haH
strips $685. Tho following ths present cargo
, 1864-05-22
COmdIERCIAI.
6AIThpAY ETHNIN8, Nay Il.
HI .fA6r TExxTI-Ioun HpuH1-
" FABf TNxNTY.Tou1 HoD

THRU NR8 4 EafF attendance on Thtr&t to-day but
oEise Ia The unfAyorab1e 4dvce1 from Europe, per
steamer Pxraytan. published IN this masninzs TRtr
rax The leading markets sese dull and prices took
Elave1 range: :..'.. . =
Tte,e vas no demand Of any moment tor Flour.
md The usfke ruled dull 1t further depreciation
Of 1cl5-the Transactions beir grondned 70 the Ill
Ing Of ta cede1s The sa1es foot mp 10 hEs at asSo
Qs6eo for sprnx e1tsas and sts for Spring supeEs.
Thkra oothtng doing N tho Whtsa Hlotcts- >,
Wheak Opened on tho Curhstone" shAde dfmsr
than 1t tke c1ose Of Change yesterday but after ths
opening OF Change tha H1nness Wa not sustained.
and the market began dtoop. After tho receipt Of
The NtwE c1k di4patches. the depreciation Wa1 mora
deetdad and the zrlet closed du NJ decl1ae OF 10
On the clc4nE price psid yesterday On Chance Aboat
ltAteo hu changed hAnda 1t $1.es9t-17H for Eel; j;
Is for No :. snd &ils for related 9pfanItae
naarketclosins dun 1t ~ for No and 4s6 for No
The Corn market wss panic "Hsffcken," and tho
market declined 7x0sc- slnes TIE close ot Change
yesterday. The sales foot up sa,o0e ha = 3i09t11
for 70, new; s1.t761As for No. neXs 4l067th6
fur rejected, And 4 la for old No. oFus adoat-sha
market closlnx quiet n tss trslde quotations
oats wera Gall, ard we mute fAftaer decline Of "a
10 with ea!es Of 40 ba Il sa for No I: sHo for
no. md Il tns ssjeesad e1o'tnx dun at s'as7 fOr
B Ris ~, in Demand ii s,ta spr ko1 hat tne.s
no selle1s 1t that PRICE supply u vsfJ And
u market u reeessa1isy quiet :. ~. -
ps.9ey VIA n demand, xnd - nota n adyAAte ~
ae, Win sslcs afNo. n sso3s, 1t 4S- Z: :v>.e
! Ths maskss. ~, Htknatnee sodkHwss nssdszzssl5
active md crm It N aara1es o< k91e q lass Hfaate
, 1864-05-22
GENEEAL CR0OK,S EXPE-
DHTldDN.
Its object Accomp11eIaed-R
The Rebel General Jenkins Dead,

CIso1SsATI, May 91.-The Comnserriars
Western Virginia correspondent says:-Gen.
Crooks command is slowly falling back, at
terhavlpg accomplished most thoroughly Its
objects He has destroyed large anount
Of supplies, and damaged the Virginia aud
East Tennessee Railroad beyond repair for
fully three months.
General jenkins, who wks wounded and
cantured hna slnce died
, 1864-05-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL,

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NeH !oss e!.e ~. u.sa wv y. .s.Ae
-, az Nv ses ~ 80
ne" q ~ 'hs vss's VI o't ~ epp's.1
eeas 'e4@ o5 .aAu5 NaNs sae ~ ouG W
seeoNp.eiea ..a '. a. a =, ~ -, - u.1u
nA'o aot ue.u .eaueses - ssn.
s1se5 ~ .ueIc sIeA!. :. =. ~. ~ .ua
...es, @ $500 Fnr ~. 49, ..a,.
ss@aa,,,.. Ss. .s.a-,t.rss .!,onr hsn1... ~
.a.s.. s.e .at 49, -. r.sns - =. ...sn. =.
eo. ...s., ,.a - - -. h1ns.s =, 1a,tn.e 1ate
s LIZ ,sss ess4s ss -sass,A.s.a 80: 80. =.
~ go d,scnysred thsi t,s ~snia ,os
w.1t .mooYNl, .na = -, imw.di.ta7. .h..T.1.A
sad hslsnces =. Ve1 ID chssta frnm asnss,,ors .ns
b.ntezt .ro Ill psid in rrsernacta or rnnr,c hi,
last Increases the sc.rst,y OF nn,on.l
currency, and has created contldar&b st,iuxencv
for thc time being, IN ths rd6y mArkst Bat we be-
1cve III atrinEeuey ws1sh no ls&.tsnats conner.
cial Or nnanaial man Win rrkrst. The spirit Of Wild
speculation now. rifo in Ills lang. and e.
pecialiy In Chicago. needa eurbing. or It will
sosn eEd tp hnsnclAl rua to largo uYosert The fh-
xttlsE htTttofore Afforded to speculntort - obtain
what monty they needed for !" msrs1ns," have been
improved By large numbers Ut reckless men. who
taYc Mt Etake reputation TOR sAsrca1&ile honor.
ard are ready to "nake or break" as tha wheaI Of
fortune nsy dictste- The RESULT has been te aated
prices which control our produc ss this t!te. ana
tne eensequtLt persistent call for nsw margins ny
those who have supplied ii. means to the gamblers
Should ttop, and ifi c.n be sto,ptu by scarcity Of
money which Will actually compel tts .tepp.S in
&he end our city aud the coustsv v BE- :Ias x,asrs
rJ It. We glad to know that thsa y'e1 OF the
",ltuatton Ia taken By many OF tho leaetas baukers
VIC ray ne tn II will b 70 for tho fu.
- II, 1...s.,... .cr,..,.t., ,-u.. - +-.,a +,
-: : 6
"a. s.es.ts r es s.a; s, .
pre ftp the scarcity of cuzyoucy mud VIC reduce ou<
s:s : sssss. i; Il: .ss
ehsscs have been msde BY bantess At larger di>-
count than the one named, bus only In s1cepu7n1i
cstss.
II haqvr sresner fxr IN Nev York rord wrns nm a