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THE GTDH Cures
PEOPLES CURE Fever Sor

"BnffaO, Nov. g, 1867
"Two Of subscribers-one of them afflicted with tad
Fever Sore the other with the ad
vertsement of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
the medicine and after having thoroughly tried It,
rort to recommending 1t most heartily, thorough
edy In their caso-EdtoIs Christian Advocate"
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Let il never be ssid that whsn . man
jumps for joy, bis delisat Knows 20 bounds
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY

rhdPiEs sH1 CURE RSsan.,l.m cSrs.
al troubled with rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day have taken two BOTTLES of the Peo
ple's Cure and had pain since left II on
than four weeks ago. consider myself entirely cured,
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodust
like a young man though am sixty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL Michigan St."
'My .ife has been suffering from rheumatism of in
amatoy character for about six years. sometimes
very acu,ey Abon; the FIRST CT cure
taking the Peoples Cure and continued to take 1t some
three weeks IN ten days after he commenced the swelling
aud stiffness of her Joints had very materially lesened and
In three weeks had disappeared altogether.
THOMAS POLLOCK, lat W. II. Glenny's)
Oct I
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Til. People. CURE cs,:s %s.sn:s.s. Ts%s,s

have feeble health since ihe birth of my boy
II years old have had many troubles and dh
cules all this time uniting for kind of labor and
destroying oil comfort Last summer began taking the
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles end almost
we'll My difficulties have nearly all disappeared, and feel
cheerful and happy. Mrs CATH. DEWAI.D
Dressmaker, Goodel Alley, above Tupper st.
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5 CURE Cs!ii "a H. DI:sss'. ssis'

"y face has for than ten years been greatly dsgur-
ed by eruptons and bunche which times exende,
whole body and for three days made entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles of the Peoples Cure
acquaintance hardly recognize meindeed hardly know
myself-as AIN well man. Let II who afflicted
try the Peoples Curhe medicine prepared by the Santa
ry Society-and think they will not begrudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR Turner, Mechanic street.
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SIMEON KEITH. Kingsyille. q Dealer
gensialy.
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A. HENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals Paints Oils ysrnishes Brushes, Dye Stufs &c
Choice Family Groceries, including Teas, Coees, &C. Pa
Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
tended to. 514
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Miscellaneous

o, II. FITCH. Life, Fire and Marine Insur-
4ns and Real Estate Agency Fish Block, AshtsbaA O.
February 10. 1868. $50
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The People. CURE ossss ssi. fsSsasl. sSss, ,s and

have used the Peoples Cure in my family with great ben
eft, in II scofua and Salt kheum and have
meuded II frequently tn my friends ali OF whom believe have
been benefited and most OF them entirely cured by It,
CHARLES SCHARFF, 2IS Main ttteet, up stairs
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LUCE q STRONG. Growers and Dealers
IN Peaches suawbercs. and other snail Fruits Also
Manufacturers and Dealers 10 all kinds Of Canned Frus
Apple Butter Jsliss, &C., AshiAbrle oki9
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buhaio, oct. ~, iooz.
Inc Ieop'es LlJ IN Ia Medicines fail.

Ny wife has been in poor health for long time, having
frequently call physician attend her but she
Gently very much worse For or weeks she had appe
tite lost all her strength and each day growing
She bad night yeats cougbed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day. and all supposed she
going with the consumption when friend advised her to
take Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she percev
ed change On the third day she had recovered her
appetite. and fast regaining er strength until the
eighth day not yet having taken bottle she has stopped
taking the dicine, saying she well she
and well body could be- and she has continued
SO tince PAUL KLEIN, Ga rdner 32 Pearl ST.
Buffalo, October ], 1852. For Sale by all Druggists
c. CROSBY, General AGENT
.65 Main st Buffalo, N. Y.
1872 to whom all orders should be addressed
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TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crockey, Boots and Shoes, Hats Caps,&c &c
two door North Of Fisk House, Ashtabua, o. 4l6
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STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats and Caps Lasts and Shoe fndings and
ersl Merchandise, doors South OF the Bank 5lS
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CHARTER OAK Fire and Marine Insurance.
Sgsi n isSSSSis % O. fSS s7ESS2S All,
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DIR. M. KINGSLEY, Homepathist, Kings
xiue o. Having had several years experience, he feel
competent 10 give satisfaction all who may favor
him with acall Homeopathic medical Faculty
Cleveland; Drs Geo. Noble, Dundee, :; %. Il. NOBLE
Penn Yam, N, Y: II. ID. Dale, Fond du Lac, Wis oSI
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Physician 3.

G. w. FOSTER, Eclectic Physician and Sur
geon, Geneva Ohio. 4oo
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Hotels.

FISK H0USE-Ashtabuia Oh. CuL-
yKR Proprietor An Omnibus runningto and from every
train of cars. Also good livery keptn connection
with this house. convey passengerso any point oos
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Merchants.

AMERICAN HoUsE-John Thompson
Jefferson, Ohio.
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NJ @. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer Also, nealer in Sheet Music Toys and General
Variety Goods, Main stIsst, Ashtabua, Ohio, 467
, 1864-05-10
Adjournment OF tIae Legislature:
H. = f${+4a 4a@,r.-- r.

! lcluli Lut fahi@uuI.4 02LGtAE.l
The Pcnnsylyania Legislature adjourned at
noon On Thursday, to meet again on tho 2,3d
OF August next to receive the returns Of the
sFec4l e1ectsoa to be held. on the I'd Of Au-
gust The following are believed to be the
most Important public measures disposed OF
during the eeFefon- --.--
men In the Stnte> wlo ure between the ages
Of twenty and forty-dye, inta a militia force,
Ito Ee called out in case Of ipsurrcctfon or in
raEfoD, was passed Tho bill WAS modelled
after the militiA laWso New York, Ohio and
Massachusetts. A fine Of fitty dollars Is i'm
posed for refusal to attend u "mi1iti. mus
ter.'' >. :.
q The disposition Of the National grant OF
land to aid In the establishment OF agricultu-
raj ct 1t gcs, popnlarly known as - land
scrip" was postponed indefinitely. t.. :,
+ s. TIE proposition to revise the revenue
laws Of the State, 80 as to provide better
system than that now IN force tor The assess
nent and collection OF taSes, fell to the
ground. a committee OF seven members Of
the House vas appointed to examine aid re-
p's't upon the subject at the adjourned ses-:
Eiun-"f =. IL.
= 4. The bill relating to lind patents was
passed. It extends. the time In which patents
on lands may be taken ont On old rates until
the hrst day Of November next.
5, The bill rcvoking the charter Of the Con-
'nel1svslle Railroad company WIS passed, as
wss likewise the twin measure granting a
charter to the Southern Pennsylvania Rail-
road company, empowering 1t to construct q
road from Connellsville to the Maryland
State line and other points east.
&. The passage Of the Appropriation bill,
one feature Of which is the increase of tho
salaries Of all State officials, from tho 5u.
pIcne Judges, each Of whom receives 500
additional. down to the pet,iest clerk about
the departments ut uarrlsburgh. - :,
z: The passage Of the Apportionment bill,
which divides the State for the next seven
years into Senatorial and Representative dis
trlcts.
s. The adoption Of the amendments to the
Constitution allowing soldiers to vote. '.
, 1864-05-10
NEWS FROM DND1AvAPOI.rs.-
Suit AEatnst the dsoEernor-VoIuntcer
! tnZ-RnIlroad Accldent.

. A6uaAHAtoLls, may u lGti
"a year ago, or little more, when tbs COP
petheads were powerful, as We'll as malIp.
nant, Dr.: J. s. Athor, the Coppsrhcad Secre-
tary Of State, concluded he should do mis-.
chief to our troops by refusing TO Issue
commfssions to our eflcere.
GoFerno1 Morton, With. whom the whole
res sponsibilty rested, at once resolved that
the commissions should be issued, and or.
'deIed the Adjutant- General to do It.
From that time all commissions have gone
out from the Ad}utant'a Office, Without tee OF
pay OF any kind Tho Secretary Is allowed
Zee OF one dollar for each commission he
1ssuee, aud conceiving himself entitled to
lees upon all commissions, however Issued,
some time ago brought suit against the Coy
eFnoE In our Common Pleas Court. pr,the
amount Of all the fees that would have been
due to him upon the Adjutant's commissions
If he had issued them, The case was re-
moved to the U. 8. Circuit Court to-day,
;Ihe secrctary'a counsel moved for the re-
turn Of the case to the State Court, intending
Of course, to carry 1t to the Supreme Court,
composed entirely Of Copperheads. where
decision against the Governor1s .certain.; If
the motion is Ernnted the Governor will be
put IN several thousand dollars and q Cop.
per6ead that much richer. The motion wiil
p!obaolE b. decided Tomorrow. Senator
Hendricks Is counsel for Dr.. Athor.
Since my report yesterday, some thirty two
or three companies hare been reported full
to the Adtutant General, aud the untitled
companies, 1t is estimated, will reach about
900 men more, and nearly 900 in all Col
K.N. Hudson report Is that ho win hare 4
, 1864-05-10

The full success of Grants campaign
against the rebels, 80 auspiciouhly opened,
will place the name OF Ulysses 8. Grant in
the ranks Of the foremost military heroes
not only Of this country but Of this age
Bis rleeent victory over Leo desersedly Gle
Yates him into precedence over al American
atratcgists. This elevation has not been
reached without the possession of marked
traits OF character, and these In G1ant We
take to be the same ~ ia al great soldiers,
viz: Pluck, Judgment and tenacity; "these
three, but the greatest Of these ''-tenacity.
by tcnacdty Ne mean no mere common cour-
age such as nine-tenths Of men possess, but
that unconquerable rigor Of bravery which
enabled Napoleon at Marengo,. when his
army were tleelng IRON the field routed and
d>smayed, and his division commander. be-
sonen1 s.. nm to "ssSe the arny," to respond: j
one' .ne nght has not yet commenced.'
Aaa' qaa"ty 1sant displayed at Fort Doncl.
son. "nese the resistance was 60 fience and
Ane so'ues OF the rebel garrison so deadly
ana obstructive, that after fighting tro
weary oa5s and nights under tbs most terf.
oae exposure 10 tho elements and t1,a cn srn~
Inc heaste OF some OF his brayest connae,,or.
1al4ed Within them. Grant had INIT one va.
eponse 10 these croskcrs: ~ hare pot tha
rebels just Where want thcm,n In an ao,a1
degree he displayed, the same auslitv {r trs
battle Of Pittsburg Landing, In the y;porons
campaign before licksburg, and at Cbatto.
noogA. Pluck, Judgment aud tenacitv mag
ed in wonderful degree all these campaicn,
For want of these three qualities the tiree
previous campaigns In Virginia have failed.
a ~, ~.
, 1864-05-10

1he demand or cczn w:aa limited snd the a1atSes
ruled quiet At decline OF fully ic On Mol new There
e. ~eta 49, AsSst
ncw: 9@s7~ for No.: new and &c f,r reI:ct.d; 3fcd
for old yel:aw b., and stoa for MOL anest The
market cc eed Galst A. 96Hc for No. and 99c Tor
No.1.
Tie r, c.en, Mt noticeable II tho saarka for osta
drr1g 1ie pAst sW, eays. .omsWhA ttt2red ont IT,
day, owing to the less fA7os.blc adsices foru Naw
York. The range Of prIeas to-day wns about the sao
- on Saturday,, bot at tn. coc there wns no desire
to OPP rate, and the 8f3et closed dull at deolao Of
ae On the hieh:as point reached during the day. The
sales foot up some &C. 0co bu at e3k06aHc-ussJ at
ek@ 6ec-for No l. ana &C for So3-clesiag heavy 1t
ssAc for mol.
RE was in stc.dy demsana and nrsa, with sales OF
70. ! In store 1T S1.2aGt O..
Barley xas firm and In demand Mt s1.s5 fer No. : In
storr. ....-.-
= There IVES yeEy 1It1d ieua1d for Htshwfoe1 to a.y
sid tho market ruled 0uet tce adTance Of Satur-
dky evening, With sales Of onlY 100 brls at sl.ets
ho market closing quiet and nonlnal.
There Was llttlo or NJ Inquiry for P1ovizlons ana
ttcmarkstMaa- quiat and nominal. Mess Pork was
IN but limited request, and va quote It nominal st
$Sn NGct-- Bulk Meats nre nsmina1 =: 1so for Hams
lAc for Shoulders. and 113o for Sides. Lard was
dult and lower and note szles OF 80 tres prtue
city eean.'Fendete1 Leaf at tsc. ,
Salt wss steady, With far deaszd for Fine at $50
Delivered on ears. - s - " -
arass Feeds were almost wholiy neglected. .nd ":
quote them ncn1nal At 81 50 for Clover and $aI2ea
2s3. :,'' =
Efei:hts we're active. but without ans change stace
Saturday. : So
In Beef Ctttle the msrkst has been fairly active e.
ptcia1ly On Government account. The entered sales
since the class OF Saturdays markst annoaat to o.?
bead At t4ts6az5. mostly At 7s.a$81oo. The market
closed this evening very firm at previous quotations.
The demand for medium to primo Hogs has been
All Il M hhY Z in3Mh WotRt tarA nAn
, 1864-05-10
= EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.
The First. National nank Of Fcntou-
= vile, nlic1s.. Isobbed Of $1,000

&sI
Reliable Information was ycterday received
By the police, that the'Frist. National Bank
Of Fcntonvilte, on Thursday night, was rob
bed; Of $4,000 In United States money. Aa
near as We can ascertain, the bank was closed
1t the usual hour, md Its valuable contents
Locked up in the safe. At the hour for opeu-
Ing the institution, next morning; it was dis.
covered that the bank had been entered BIZ a
gang OF burglars. the safe blown open, and
the above amonnt carried OF. =
information Of tho robbery was at ones
and city Tor miles around, aud description
o. Tue money given, in hopes Of being able
70 detecF. the sconndrels, bnt as yet without
e1ect. By whom the burglary was commit
tea, or now many persons were 'engared in
II, is not known. It is hoped that the effort
being put forth BY the officers OF the Bank.
" M tn.ffs enable them TO bring the guilty partles
: LATER.-sinco the aboYe wa. but in tyne,
re learn that besides the money 'quant1ft t Of
deeds md mortgages were also taken. Ono
thousand dollars reward is offered for the ap.
prehcneion Of tho burglar .. =.
Three men were arreated Friday morning
on suspicion. and taken to Fentonvil1e. Sew
eIal hard looking pets were noticed lowering
about Fentonville Thursday evening, and
next evening suspicion rested on them as be-
ing implicated in the robbery. Three of them
were picked ur by the Sheriff Of Fcntonville
at different stations along the road, and
fourth one was lett ut Pontiac. The PRISON.
crs were brought to this city, and immedl-
ately recognized BY several detectives Is In
disfdnals Who had betn noticed loaflng about
the city: Thure1ay afternoon they purchased
tickets. fol: Eentonville.
The safe robbed was 4 small one of the
Davidson manufacture. The main safe FMS
not touched
, 1864-05-10
THE FIRE IN THE REAR.

No sooner is 1t known that Grants army
fs in motion, nay before this fact is fully
known, the New York World followed by the
whole rack Of eecesh papers echoes and re-
,itczates the t'.rumor'' that Burnside's corps,
in which it is xell-known there are i large
force Of negro troops, "has met with q
check in Thororghfare Cap In consequence,
Of course, Of the coEard1y conduct of the
black troops, and resulting in the loss Of sew
eral thousand men. Asthis affair happen
cdr on Tuesday evening, and the reliable iu-
telligence up to Wednesday evening shows
TINT "no fighting had Jet taken place."
it it probable that the ivory orbits
Of the sable defenders OF the fas
would be vastly t1llated to find that they had
been whipped In all the ecopperhead papers be-
fore even getting into the. fghttn Virginia. OF
course, we do not imply that negro troops
may not, like others, sometimes get into a
panic. Napoleon accused the veterans Of his
Grand Army Of being liable to such weak
ness. Experience proves that the best OF
our OWL and Of the rebel troops are subject
to such liability. What we do claim is,
that "stay.at-homes shall not c1y out
"whipped ;, at them before they have even
had chance to fight. We do, this. for two
REASONS, first: II itturns out that they arc
notwhipped, It e1asperatea the South aud
makes the copperheads fell bud; secondly,
it looks very much rs II the inventors of such
stories wished in advance that ther might be
whipped, and that the +'w1sh - was father to
the t'tumor." = ~ !:
, 1864-05-10
M a r Z N E LIST.


ARRIVALS, .alay ..
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FIX FIX WsS.s, Hss5,, Lneos 70 3 .anSsr:
syser =: n9asa a. sGa:sI ;!.sIa. snns;.s
PToD PEoDD Tsy of nSsse AsH-n .un4rlss
Fai@.ss sss:v 8 81. sna:' Il.
rcSe Hsf1.eS Sohe SS,11!t' IS S'Ta{ .uaa;sa
~ = FITZGERALD. ret:axo 27o u lua
Bark n. Gone. Smith, St. caIr 100 II 1nmbsr, Isl
lar. Maior Andersen. ,n1,,,,n, ~. ~. .,u. .,,,
~ 81 'Sasf tnn: se''
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3 sTasfs FsssssH Ass gs3ss H. rs +;
81 # sa;ss gas.s sss Fl: sss :sf
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sssz Ss:s'i5ss =. ioya e,s,.2sns mo .oss p;
insy ns ia5h;s e hf' 'a
schr 1n.er caf7ts, "hes:oo Buffalo, u b.ls water
seAr GIs ys:non. stche I'll. Buao. III ton coal. Ton
sehr Va. 8 brs~. p1omer, BaaA.o. ii ton coal, Is
81; St Rs:4. p, CT: g ii. II,
seo4 TsEg:s.: Newton, Kalamazoo, y u lRn6sr, q
FEE ~
be.f, ~ bfis pors ,sI0;brl. lard: ''~ 'A''
F4ss | I'll: sss's S; Is e; os, S.,
B:5k Ell Tss5: ss @ s;st
ax,g ,g Als1 Az A.tsheii: sa:K;Aoa. Aenominec. .i:ht
SaEsi S
sehr Al.trins, Gilmore, kineston. IL 40 ID waear.
Elf Rss6aa ssias: a sasle. e15 eu
sssr iis5T!.s, @ H.;,: snex A %l1s.stss: ilxn.
Scbf yomlnG. FuElonF, Grand Hsvra. lxns. !.
se SshF G:SSe4Ry SS5sR;s we
schr Japan. sxcesua1n. Mactstec. ll5hs.
bsfk aeIasa WI, eas,, e1sSsssd, 10 ton. eo.,
Rstk b x Snfost.: GIoss nuaa1e: r. n tos. eo.,.
B:;S Sss;s q: :;
E5'z ESss:ss: se'Is:; Sss;ss, - ;ss: ss.,:
BF's q :, FfztF, BAY Ctr, rs iaIns-,
HE ESD 81 FL: 81; ..
B1's As5 mitchell, Fs1Eoson. asand Haven, ,sa m
ssss1 sssE FEsa. e% Adams: s. Joseph ). eds woed.
ssS5 Ss1y GtWs K:aasaee "i' aa sTooa -
schr Wyoming. Grand Haven. - N lumber. 100 br:s
sthr prrsdtu, Finri9nn. Green Hus., 73 eds wood,
schr M&Ffinac Snow, ,sackettb Hsrbor. 100 eds wood
EcbF Nsel, lloillng. l:ockcster- suntr!es,
senf ~ ~s!ioW FL ~, New Baltimore. tdo staves,
eehr T,msasa Kock. jenkins, o.vezo, la tons IRON
ore,
scbr Senator Dlood, Ford, os@es 1.ss bbls salt. "
Scbr Car, GIetn, Oswtyo, 10 rGnS coal.
Gchr LAfhsop, Trzey, saginaw, 10a m lumber, *
schr Col 4 D Wlluams, Morley, Saginaw. 1,s3o hbls
sthr 9 " Holt; Gihbs. sa graw, 21s IN lumber
sehr Olive: lmbrtt, ei1rk La. ., 50 q lumber.
6chr Geo Roberts FA k.- CeEtarylllc 70 cis wood,
gcr Eorfar, CArtersy, Has 60. 40 I. Z ties,
Schr J1pan Sw eetmHn, Manl-tec, III III lumber.
schr Three Bells Davidson. Henlmonee, }3o luin.
schr onsen Or the West. Thompson, Meaonon.e. lsa
m lumber. -
scb1 Flia Hae 1. Shaw, St. Joseph. a eds wood |
schr HORACE Greeley. Long, Wl1.iaons Pter, 50 eds
wood.
schr Venus. 1onaon, Kalamazoo. IS N lumber -,
eehr Enterprise, lie Aiilan, Gfauu daven. y slaves.
Echr SAD Jactnto, Blackburn, Cleveland, 40 ton coal
schr So, lntht.n Hinman. Buhaio, SO brts salt.
Echr EtI24 Low. South HAyep. 30 cdA wa0d.
sehr Hero, Smith, South Haven, ~ eds woad q cIs
e. bark. -.
schr Charlotte Williamson, Wof River. railroad
sehr FsEtune. Ffs3iert1E .aesoursn, IL cas wood
Sehr Wm. Cae johnson, Mco2etoWr, f58 ct1s WOOL
schr Mark II. stb,ey. crawley Port Hope 30 ia.h.
, 1864-05-10
SHAKESPEARE PKOIBlNdT.
ED IN FRANCE.
a Curious Performance Of the French
Government.

4 brief DarnrrarI1 in our fora,o- -,,,
mary lately annources the prohlbftion NJ h.
Shaksnea1e,n da.,ons,-.t,an - T.ss@ =. .... sue
the subsequent Withdrawal Of the interdIc.
tion. The history OF this affair Ia told In
1 the English psoers at great 1ano+h :
rtannear. tfat N, Enr1,.t., -
! p.r,s Fro..a.aa ~ 1 Aeausn 1cslolng IN
t-1aa, a opoeea pa!p' ~ sl's oa4aoet anu thea"
Theatre) on the Shakespeare anniversary.
stHamlet the {. Midsummer Nfoht,. nr.,,,.',
| anil Ec1.,re. ,,.a. ~ 49, ss-s Diea. Il
S...ss.1;. a g; n@Io ~ tne programme OF the
NIsesenta1lon, ons !ne government prohibt-
,eo ootn ,he alnne. and the play for aomc
uroo t,ts. unacf onnta11e 1rs.h on,a.1r
n.,I.d. .-'. 49, e:" '4s'A' quietly fe-
ss1S.r--,.
-; 2Hnefons 70 Vemark,Wer feared, HAM
a5t anhag. hm,ght na.e .heen replaced BY '0thello;'
70 sen1Ge. Bat what can possibly be said
HIeam i, isn "a Fsis9 ano Enc Mlasummer Nights
society ANYTHING to fesr 1fonoe fFon ;R. ano ny
principles Of the fairy Tftanias How o.ton:
tshed The English viii be when tbevfea%3 % H.
,Pa1ia news IN their Journals. and And +h.f
the authorities baYe lnterdicted a renr4~an. 1.
tation IN honor Of Shakespeare. iude;nps q
incompatihle with the maintenance Of pnb1ir:
tranquilitr!' = tNN-''
1Ae FAf1B Ie11O3 Ind fhi4 rororant~
uTbe r~a,ona ~ 4,,s. N eolueu1
doubt nrof5nnI for ~ thax hs .anss mcasale are no.
hens,on aitooether ~ W. Wy le@ oscaRe our apprc.
the English Tesidents tn par;. .~;,. =. Inat
ted to DO Nithout INV i,ift1cnit" =" 11h"t 20 gssn
Citizens ara nrohihited frn1, 5S{ss maa1 ~ 1Ieaeh
therefore, in the face Of m ~ - aF.nth' II aIe'
which IKE miracle, vi ere neJnc.J sd1aos.5' ~
miro without comprehendinp m ~ 49, aa.
however, .is clear that in Paris IN nj isa4ma{ aa
Paris The capital of a nenn1e xvhtch ,os.x.
at the head Of civilization. and nn5ar r.
!: thing is prohibited which is permfss;hf. ~
only In London and throughout Enp1anG hut
also in all Germany, and more partfcn1ar,y At
Vienna. Dresden, Berlin, Munich. Stuttgsrd'
!Carlsruhe,- Barmstadt, C4ssel> FranEfnrt
Hanover,. .Osnabruck, Weimar, Coburph'
Gotha, Meiningen, Riidburghausep, DC. We
will say nothing Of other countries and other
parts Of the World; s1fsingularity be great
|n3e We nave ever before been"
1no 1n'e CORRESPONDENT OF the London
g | .M..,a1 t:,ag "-'tee .nus. -
man lii ~ aG III, ~ IT, ~ E3Gash gentle
spearc banquet has been prohibitsI a1ae onak y
says he has been to The GRIND Hote1 sneciai,
, 1864-05-10
CHICAGO LUMBER. MARKET.

MONDAY hFxH1Sd, May 3, 1861.
LUHBEE-ReceiTed, Saturday, 100000 feet. The
receipts Of cargoea continues especially limited sud
inadequate to meet the present active demand. The
AnskeKon feet Is sga!n detained, this time for rant
ofwater Prices generally rule very firm With an up
wzrd tendency.
.su1NGLEs-ReeeEed. Saturday. ss'.oo'. Market
acltTe and yery frm at prevtons quotations.
CARGO eALEa TO-DAY.
Csrco EcbE Calcutta. sold BY a. Cartel. on Ka1a.
nazoo, 0 feet coasse RATED 11e lumk sE us o;
cargo scht Albany, from Grand Iive-, sold by 1r,h
Fuller co feet half srrps. rafted At sl75o
c4Rgo sctr Challenge, from Ealamszoo sold by TEues
cell, eoG0 feet bright lumber, half atttps 1t sl3
cargo schr Mitchell, from MepomIsee, sold b1 H. &.
Bictfeod. feet tvnthiEds atrtps at SIS
60 scbr Japan, from Asptatee, sold BY H. <. 3ckford
10000 fers, half strps. Bona timber. ut s1s0 part
cargo schr Hayden, from GRIND River s3t bF tsfth
Fuller. s. SEQ feat cak mixed, mostly plsnr, al
t2&; rold by Blanchard to arrive. 500 90 fae* ordi
nary mtltrun lumber. from Ros1apd Dean's mills Ia
be delivered in juno, at S!ae0.
Tlas following nr0 the yas11 nrfeea.