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Provision aud Pfoducr Brokers' Assoctn.
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Alta meeting OF the Produce and Provision Bro
kers' Association, held Sltnrday afternoon {29.h)
In the Board OF Tzade room, called for the elcc-
ton Of officers, the following proceedings were
had:
On motion Mr.. q. MilTard was chosen chair
nun and 7. P. Lawrence &c 'retary. The following
is list OF the officers elected for the ensuing
year:
NIX. Fatrbsnk, President; Geo. ". Phillips,
5r-, 1st Vice President; S. l.. B. spease I'd Vice
President; H. Milwasa, Treasurer.
E1ecutite :ommittte-H. M,lward, chqirman;
r. B, Lawrence, D. G. Brown, j. &. Fisher, 8. Il.
Butler.
Membership Coun7ittee-T. P. lawrence, chair
MAD; J. +. Fisher, II. Pr'estly, r. II. Parks,
s. L. B. Spcare. Thos. Q. Baxter, Geo. ". Phillips,
Jr.
On motion the Executive Committee we're In
structcd to select suitable room for the associa
ton. Also suitable pc,sons for C4ler and secre-
tary, and 10 have the Constitution and bylaws
printed for the pse Of the association, AID to re-
port their action to a subs bs-qnent meeting. On
motion, adjourned. q. MuwARD, Chairman.
T. P. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
, 1865-04-30

Gen. LEE GOING TO CANAnA.-A limit n
&c. w. CORRESPONDENT OF the Toronto Glob:,
says IT is 1cror. ed on appareu-I -Iy go>d ,u-
thority, that the Confederate GIN. Lee has
had 1Ioms engaged fur hun ut the Royal
Hotel, in that city, and thIt he will bs thert
i'll Weck. a brnlher OF Gen. Lee has been
living at the same hotel for tue past eight
mCu1hs.
, 1865-04-30
for r*' Families.

,;.n m,aa th,t t,o
s,ts ~. d..a,.'s .H.s ~ ~
Rcitaf n G.'w,,it,e. ~
- tasnrIs,ts,n ] t.o'
at 10 ~ ~. th.r ~ ~,
-, f.r.I,a. IT,. - ~
'1a. nr.s .nm 7, r. VIII nn',
l,..,,t,a3 e.. ~ ~
q 80 ,..,3,s ~. .nr,i,n. ~
:, 1'1ssa ~. a'uut Ssn,,.I .ut
~. 49,. 49, oaa.ta.J aal
r., H. KEY '' aa.ot Es.p
M nnd Hn;r,,e :.
fsrn;,fa. @ > :. ~ :.
"a st''II n H. o. H. M.os 40
nm the,r hn.h.n5.
Whn w.ra ay1ue A. hnte
! for monros 1seaa u
me -s,,t1,s E,r 1nnrs
smm,s:inned nmc.r
rrn tn tnis c,tv ~.
ststionrd In xnmc ~,
where ha hs' m,
11hl,t time and .,,nsa.
q ttn'isr T., ~;
'Elv1nr{n romfo-,
h.rin her hon.ehn.a
l., 20 nnt u7th.n5,c
rlnthinr E,r hrr.,.lr
;kee5fe heath. nrh.va
I.hle Il, do anyth,no IN
Others gan nnt nh,s,n
Tor, Others. x,dnws
uf oht,ininr n.n.i 80
no re,I1nrrrs M ~ hs
tnm IL. c,,nntv ~ ~. :.
A. az .re s,,f.;o - &
ID trss:n,E ,uh,as sul
nv J,.hm 80, "u..a =.
msiolr1o ,Ih ~ .nsnIe ~, ,,,s,e
,,t... r.r., 1.s'1w ~ We 81
~ 80 uss1, s-as
.,a,t ~ = aeGet'eux ~. aotnlne ln'u
49,. - ,.h is!1s - *, pa'a .Ht.9 ~ ~
eas,. "uo "sse eteol'tu .r
{EU1l&LEu UtiQfG l0G DIY.
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ythf aEL, uDd Il Il her 9TH TWO ttIe ones % tttQG
gle a'obs with poverty and Wilt
A Err ut ~1ve If sorrow has rwept over NE all.
1bese or p, rirE the outward symbols Of our
rrlrf. ~. tane hre-ze. hat hare blown oyer
'ht NJ hhsc whiier t htarrn the ighs and tear. OF
the loyal people. 1htse embl-n1s sre s1cfed.
Let them 'x deyuted II sacsed u1re. to minister.
tre to tre wants Of ,l+i families OF those who uu.
der God have saved .ar country. Wh.:n tho re-
n.aine OF cur luvcd Lip:un shall hare left here on
Tuesday evening for II. ir tina resi!nc place ~c
have p.fd our lsst tribute Of respect TO them.
These drsp'rtrs VIII 1ave served their present
ue', and We would esfne etlJ request fhAt they be
+, nj u "Wednesday 10 our Uftice, Room IS Meth
orl-t hurch B!n.k, When the Committee will be
III Waiunc 20 receive tE-m.
In belan Of th- Relief Committee.
y. c. GBHs, ChaMman.
, 1865-04-30

e:73 The Nlaschioness dc Luvallct!e Is
Connecticut lady and keeps hrr. husband
st:algh, On tue American questl n. She il Il
strcpg Union wo1pau, end takes u deep inter-
cst in the struggle for the prescrvatf N Of the
Union mud the abolition Of slavery The
entry OF the Marquis into the Cabinet Of the
Emperor Napoleon may, therefore, be re-
gardcd Us m acquisition to tue Union cause
, 1865-04-30

SATURDAY EVENING. April q, 1s4
tAH SEles V Gr1t,1 are Hoz1 n11ds on h4sls or 2e
sf07uCe, IN accordance tctth regoIuaon pG1seH on
'Cxdn0e and are 70 reported 6u Ill., une3i otaer1fss
fptc.Hed.1
FHkIEHTS-LAKE Fkx1aHrs we1e tuIl And 1c
icWtf. HEbKEments were 10 BCY|ALo-Schis Su j.
61c
ALL RAIL FRa1eHrs-Ihe rari.us Eastern roads
Araf m e. fnr q rfra1r fhaf fct1rr,
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give below ii: reported Fales:
Hp3 HALhS TODAY.

sHEEP-Tne Sheep market has been very atist and
steacy ruling the week. There IL v.ryllght df.
macd, and p1tets tave been rather wenk G,od
Sheep en'y were Ealab.e. But one Or swo buyers
operating and they had the marker almost thsr
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:. Your aaectionate brother.
+. 4. BLDDGErT,

BooTu At BuFFALo.-The Buf1a1o ErDrtxs
says that when J. Wilkes B 10Th played iu
that city, thr.c years ago, he b'oke q plate
class window In the 8to,e OF O. E. S,bley,
where lot Of rebel trophies were exhibited
He was arrested, paid the damage and hne
, 1865-04-30
HEFtEN kAATEh.
(foRNERLy HATCA Z HUaHX8,l
DR0EER

BROKER,
50. S Exchange Piac., E2v Kntk. ..
aerntCnc1t SecarltitA. Stock Aud G5.c, 29trat aud
1old R1e1aiyest oc Cou4Gstfaec.
kEf1HKNCN=:
.Ltay.t- 8o!0mnn St11%cs 5uEs, Cn.esEo, I'll
He.e:t: Eiuck.eT { Hands. chicago, III.
Ct Hhtclsr, E@4. CEieago, III.
G A. RcEazs. xEo.. Eh!csKo, II.
Ae:sT-. Boucd+ Bailey q Co.. Nev York CITY
Herrs. Mchim, Hras. d To, Nee Ynla Sf!Y.
'esIs. E T. Tucker = Co; EsE Iyi / St:7.
Mesaft. II J. Lyons q Co.. EeW York ea0.
y. Il. EaxttF, Esq. EuEaus. Vt
EeAsrf Llth:op, amtth Co. DeweE5, NJ.
C. patHas. Esq. President koct lalAad Rsazoat o..
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t. PAFkDtsNsss

Our advicss f,oul n 1th Carol M show that
Johnston fas IT piled tu Grants demand f1r
TIE surI euder ot his arssy by asking. us q
c. udition, the pardon Vi jeff. D tvis and the
tther r.btl l.sdcrs. We ar, glad to Sue tie
rebels waking up to tue TACT that what they
need is not supremacy, or presoSa'iyes, or
even rights. but SIMPLY ''pu.dou.' That
word implies knowledge tnAt crime has
been committed and that punishment is due.
Such lar guage is muc1 more satisfactory
End healthy in its tour than Was Sntrman's
stipulation that the rrbcls should deposit
their arms in their own State capitals, sub
sect to the & ntrs,l OF their own rebel Lesis~
utures, while Sherman would d,sbAud his
lar1ny and cyacrate III. If soil, leaving the con-
que1ed in possession, while the conquerors
wee st 1T APPLIED. We like to h.ar the rcb-
els begin to talk nbout pardon Instead Of de-
n.ilg the jurisdiction O. the Court, But let
us not he in hurry about ra!d ming them.
Stither our military commanders nor our
civil authorities will r.obubly tnkc nng &C
ton at present which vii! preveu: Congress
FROM passing bill Of atminder upun the
pcrst LIS and property nf the leading rebels.
Let no stipulati"ns bc granted to 1eosls in
aims. The 1e1ms a. fo't Dnntlsnn-" un"
C n1itional surlcnd r''-are sufficiently lib
crnl for the best OF them. By all 1nraus let
the rebel l.nders be go dssp .sel Of is t. se-
cuie lis indemnity for the past and security
for the futu:c. Ne n ime It is something to
know that The rebellion is scrkinS not
powcr-that is crus!,ca; not prcrogat:yes,
those a C vanished likc thu basclcss 1abrsc Of
vision bu: pardon" So much fur "four
E..1. 1.
, 1865-04-30

SATURDAY EVENING. Apni 70.
The following summary shAws The movement II
Prodote ant Provisions, dutlEg the p.sf ,weEsy-
four hours:
, 1865-04-30

Ing ue"s " eoc ealtenue1 I'll """os.'" army
" leoe's u oen. ofant4 t4ou ue osoeF .. Tue aola-
Ant toeneia4 VI toe afAes VI tae on'.ea ststes
'o[ .ne 1toue''pu " 4apenses' nau depressing
ease1 VI eo'u anu o'i o'oe' fa'uFa. .
1ae F1oslaon na,set tuleo "o'' ao" aeasy'
o"1ne 10 'ets ,a'oia'ae news l.on ~" 1o1k.
Mess rolA "ss neio u esa oo' ".tnoat oo5els.
small Iot 81 lc'n Mess vas se'd = FLU Prime
mess fofA was oneteo q. e*o'oes@a'a' 'os mere
"ss 60 oe"ato. s~set fick'ea uams *efe qu'es
sno nominal al 4f4Dlsc. noiR Ntate were ned
Win ea1es o. so,oou LOS. fouea ~taes az l6e
loo:e' "nien IS an advance OF &c o"sr yeste'days
quo1a 1on' La1o "as neetected ond nontnat At
lttIlsc.
HighW'ues ruled quiet and we note a. decline Of
1e per aiion, Win es.es Of only 1o IRIS III sat.
o"lpE TO me less faEora'!e news from New
iors, there "ss les aettvtty in he m,rket for
Flour, hnt prices show no materts! change from
yetterday. We note sales Of $50 hrls at IS SEQ
O.b Tor WINTER; $b 35D7.s5 fut Spring Ex'ras.
snd $5 25lb Is for Snpe5e.
There was fair specul tive Inquiry FIR Wheat
at decline OF }a1fc on The closing prize OF yas-
ttruay. Aheut ss5." m chsnged hah7s at Fl II
4la5 lot NO. and Il ~ 'or M Ssof'ng-c'os1ns
Win sellers Of No. Ut Sl.l1t anu hnSe;s at $ll1
Ihere was lot much doing IN Inc m+Fket for
Corn. and prices show depreciation OF io1c on
the closing prices OF yestcFd'y. mt towards sha
close there was hrmer feeling, ahd thu nsrsa
usec s'FonP at the decline. The sales foot up
s5,Co" hu at 65l96G} for No. l; 6"G6a fur No. ,.
and Is for Rejected IN e:ore Canal Corn was dull
buyers End sellers being apart IN their stews-aud
the only eales repo.1ed we're two boat 'oads. esry.
| a. 68 tos*No. ntlunt. The market closed hrn At
&C Tor No. and 60 for Retac'ed IN avosit~ hnuses
The market Tor oats opened dull md sales we're
made At concession OF 3c, but towards the close
there was m1cb better inquiry, and the market
rutf iGc higher. The ealts font up 9a, ,ooo hu at
ss@aSc :or 40. and 1efr lor No IN etoFe aud i5e
for no. 70. .,-cfostng With buyers at 4satc for
No. ], and sellers ut 43c. The market1: reported
10 be sold " "tnort">t TO the extent OF enc million
| busbelE.
There was nothing or any moment TRANSMITTING
, 1865-04-30

cent haEE 8NDiQef alspaICQ requesting support.
Gen. Sherman moved bis army rapidly forward.
int before he reached Fayettevillc the euemy had
Withdrawn across the river, and NY forces were
In occupation Of the town
uc regarded private rights and t9eatcd the In
hahlfsnts epxtinc the Citizens geucF-
ally their houses. and in cases Of pressing want
,hetr nnue, and spoons.
Preparations were Immediately made By Gen
Sherman and nyself for crossing the Cape Fear
river with our forces, for the campaign was now
20 uch changed from Its original destination
thai Gen Sherman resol. ed 10 pursuc the enemy
fulther II possible. Ha1iuc no pontoon bridge OF
t.sin. with my command, 1t vas agreed that !
On rrsch1ns this bridge. WIS nonhed that
Gen. BAR hsd directed his Provost Marshal 70
ee{Ee md conhecate the horses Of my conulind,
Ill Of which had bet borrowed By my men from
loysl residents of South Carolina. Di'datnlng to
quarrel with Provost Marshal, md 1earninE that
Gen, Blstr ranked me In date OF commission fby
epec1s courtesy Of excellent President to- ward
hinl, Iw'thd.ew from the bridge, and effected
crossing several miles lower down, and sent no
Gen. Blair. l respectfully request that his un-
courteous cnnduct On the part Of Gen. BllIf be
made the subject Of inquiry oy military commits
Moving forward from Fayetteville, I found
Johnston strongly posted near Aveyabornueh.
Flspk pg hts position, crossed Black River and
adyaneed ,ow1rd Raleigh. SeaE Bentonville, I
GanEed him, moving toward 3old.oosonRh. Be-
fore reaching his town received anote from
Ger. Shcrtoau requeeting me to halt there, As he
would be id If be would follow me any farther.
Very respcct(ul!y, yoar obed1ent servant,
T17Cs A. BCHKER, Commanding, &C.
, 1865-04-30

Durtt the early part Of the week the mark
showed hut httlo acsvi'y and prices were weak
But little laltr in tbs weak lager crdefs were re-
ce1yed from New Tofk, and IN consequence Of the
tlmitrt susply price at once advanced 2.3oc 2 1ou
rs, But the demand sas soon suprl!ed, and p 'tc.
rtcedgd to the old figures. The demand during tue
wetk hEB principally been for 4Air oo:h hogs Of
d1um weigh's. Stock hogs have al.o b:tn sought
to some exFent. choice lot weighing s65 e.ch
500 on Thursday 1t A955- On Saturday the Loo
was resold Ut a9s3-
To-pAI-The market has been quiet and We *
though without sny Quotablc decline. The eastern
demand has sIblded and p1ices teud to the l.ts ng
ure-
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cA11LE-Tte market for cattls ,nt;rus 3 quiet and
THIS Etek cumpar> ~ light y vs., 20. mo
defnsnd, anil r. H generally conceded shtt Y therb
been veT1 hstu one And prices would hare declined
, 1865-04-30

Suspension of Business on Monday and
Tuesday.
As heiunera1 obseqiaes Of our late President
will take place On Monday aud Tuesday, there will
be NO session on the Board OF Trade either day.
The Banks and The Stock Exchange will also be
elosed
, 1865-04-30

Ing AID E5 prem. selling. Money Is -asier.
- In clnc1unau EASTERN Exchange Is Ern at 50
CTS prem. uyinG and LILO preu. settling. The
nousy market Il easy at 6Gols 2 cent z autun.
In Cleveland eastern exchange Is coseIa 1T p.r
huyi,.g md sGls premium selling. The money
market, EASY.
In Philadelphia on the a6th, Petroleum
Stocks wire dull. The following are the qao'a.
, 1865-04-30

nf fifty dollars, and the aff.,ir WAS kept out of
liz. papers. he brpke the window In his
'aEc at seeing the exhibition Of weapons
taken from the rebels,
, 1865-04-30
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.
For the Week Ii ding April 90, 1885.

SATURDAY EVENING. Apr1l -.
The following table shows the daily recelptS and
shipments Of Beef Cattle and hogs dultnf the wees
, 1865-04-30
BnRfon 6'ntrfc calurkcf.-3us HR.


Thc rsce.:ts OF B~ef C-ti't amount to 1855 head.
Thn market on. 1kc . lower and rIie decline
YVES quite lively The lo.lo1iug are tho c.o.sng
piLek:
That remnoui3 called rxt7a..-. -...............1salsx
Firas qna1ts. good oxen. hsst stsefs, ~
ThlId quality i'cttrr yonng c,ttle. cavs. 9o..Eals
1QaIest Esktf o: tEAIeE !. bp1e. mali
, 1865-04-30
An AppeaI for

The eupHeetion hp1
mourning dFaperies
sume charitable purp&
Ut the Young Mems
cHlseA nt,on 10 mn< nrt
donnt'd for tic benefit K
clsiuB basc never bee
Ofber rhslf,lr4 ttem t.
Great N. n. Sanitsry II
mems lot the 'sSu}dfers
ard i'tr1eltan C.,mmtssl
out eoldi, rs In camp. f.
thing Is done for their &
Int tf,ht, uh,le many q
are suffering for the ne,
have not received 3 del
apt sons IN The
on'y dependence for cup
rot having been paid inn
than u yesr. In one cast
who left u wife and dyc
for the last two yeafe h
st the WY plac., IN F
eccn q ray m1stt = in Ill
quentl5 has rot been n.
tsn.Ily, and his wife, frof
keeping Il domestic to q
dutfeR. has been ohllH
, 1865-04-30


Captain Btt6gsr, {. $. T.. opened the hids for
t1rniehinc tho Government with dunF some d1ys
aEc- T1enty.f four thousand thrte hundred har-
r.ls vert h1d Tor exclusively bJ Georgetown and
Baltimore merchants, at priee. ringing fro.n 3aB
TO &9,40 per barrel; about 6,tt0 were taken at
, 1865-04-30

Closing prices for cssh, Aptu y, 1sfs BecelvHd ~
F @. Ss,tc1,tai 4 Co., Com riAtcn, 3teek sn4 8sEd
Brokers. u Clark street, Chlcago.
, 1865-04-30
OUR KENTUCKY LETTER.


he b~Ra Observation-Disclosures Loyal.
1y-I'un+rnl Ccr+ monies = Military
Flnltcrs-Ecn. merc1lth-Attcr tho
, 1865-04-30

4-After cali o. coo hu Oats chanped hands at 1T
Gl3c n ". "a few tmall lots OF No. Spring
were sold at $1.l7s D1.l7t.
+. Gold opened at Gallsgher'e, in New York, at
p. m. at 14Gi and closed at 10 at 146t.
, 1865-04-30

for holding them up to public r.diculc aud
contempt No such thiu.l We arc COM
PEELED to say that, while in our judgment Int
half dnz.n persons in the land are capable
of Writing good poem on the subjects ne
havet..named, ttosc persons are mt Holmes,
Lcngfcll"w, Bryant. Stoddasd, S:edman, mud
Read, hut they arc our said correspondents,
and each and every one OF them. The1c Is
not one among them who belongs to the
same " school Of pocts'' which produced this
following irregular out''.t uk OF genius;
"Whc1 you gee their cyc. :llE.tcn,
Then, MY p,rr, F!rrt
Esquire"
Yet, though they arc all written in the
most exquisite style of poetic art, We b..
their authors not to take 1t to hart IT Nc
find ourselves compelled to part With p1cms
We think exceedingly smart, when we've
more than enough 10 all a east. Lei the
Federal Government open mart fur the
yc,!ting Of peanuts md "poncs" by the
quart, or the "I,fcce." as We now sell fiji
ter or tart, 20 that poetic genius eau have
fair start, without rid.n. on to its throne
mid ttc mart, DER the pulsa:ing roal Of All
EDITORS hea-t, 50 that every step inticts it's
smart.
aft Is not every man eau be pnc'.
No more than every ebetp can he q goat"
Good FerltnS Toward Crpncrl,cads.
The New York HoFld invokcs from hencc-
forth an "era Of good lrrliuy" in p,littcs
ard deprccates auythsn. fur thcr disagrerahle
bet ~rcn political oEponrnts. Nnw, If this
vt'y genial proposition includes an amiahle
federation Of treason to the govctnm"n. OF
, 1865-04-30

UrfEUFE H1&FHFEhy NpT1I @1e
WheAt-E1ne offering AID no ~ e.. Cor.-Ste -,iv.
= cas sod 1t Sc On na:k. Uzts--.t.ady Ut a.,
Bsrley-Htart xt.3 per 1c0 BIS for good.
, 1865-04-30

Gen. hummer, commander Of til. invading
army Of 4" Bummers" sends his Official report
Ct operations 10 Washington. The 1eportcx
1lu,ns how 1t was that Sherman entered,
Gtldsboro, when he VAS not expected ha11
rebels:
, 1865-04-30
CONTOCA.TION.

To tho GLORY Of thc Grand architect
Of ahe UnI-eFAe-Fronl the East OF
tlts' d, and Lodge sf Ill1atsls-'r To all
Masters, Ward-n~, and Brethren sf
the >tnlt of Enthusiastically, Uuton
md =. uce.
, 1865-04-30
alrAND COMMERCIAL
Am ErAR R%

RpAr EVENING, Atril =, 1898.
of Jobnaton to Gen. Grant,
rider from The War Department
on peace footing as speedily
Ehus redure the cxpenscs-aN
i effect to render gold and al
uerchantahlc article dull and
opened tu day at 146 and
Ieas declined 1c per bushel;
hut osts, under local spec
lnced }Gle per bnshcl. Rye
PzorltIons were neglected
ruled lower.
continues easy, and the reg
arc accommodating their
per cent per amin. Street
Ter, with transactions at 10
still in active demand, and
siuc and premium selling.
~ light
ew York to-day at 1i6, and
&. plowing are the quotations
tclN Boyd, gold broker:
1t:Sn ~ ls:&1 p. p.m...........146{
1lOO g. u. s-Np m...........146t
ll:sb =, n. dtu p. .m.-........-148R
1.:o n.......! 200 p 1n.......-.. .146f
The rttYkct n here rufed dull and heavF
, 1865-04-30

aFktH N4 = - AFN 49, ooAVt ~ E L
ing rrport OF The operations OF ni
in z tho k>aroliua catnpaiets-
From Savannah to Columbia, ii
the original plan OF campa,gn
poorly mo1nted. operated ms
Of tho Gran. srmy The orig
paaIn wss for the GtAnen
Columbia. 10 move to the
While Gen. Sherman Il
with expcrtmct Is upon
of Columbia, I moved
ward heraw, where I -
ntu. flronEly tntrenche1
commenced between my
tntmy, aud | sent eoul1
pYlslng him OF my own az
and requesting him to Il.
aid muyc to my support.
and We occupied Chctaw, the =
haety disorder across the Great
~ mJ light hripa1t Arriving
FAY ctte.1lle found John.td
35,tt)U strong, in r r front, VI
strongly, driving them from II :
and espturihg a heavy invoice OF
and uthrr mun,hon. Of war. Fl
, 1865-04-30

4sc; sopoo bu do At 4.zc; 70 40 bu DO 4 42xc 1ee
bu 42Ac 10 100 nu 20 Tl1 600 o1 - a. ~
T. O. b.. 6tu On Me- at 41Hc-c:o-irx With Duy=ss u
NJ st a. q. ard 81 Frs ~ a.
KYk-1;tc ~ q; IN; shipped a.. b. M.sfss
BAR LEY-K.:e.v: 1ss :nj.:ips.d eo;s; e. aas; a1aa
+ e. b. ar pie tsr; 1900 tn do It II o. totA ca
ALt,OItN NL-NonI,st It t4 1a@3t.nt. -
EAhS-Msrke. oul ~ $iJutal Is p hu eLE8
BtiUtlss ttDNN-R e.lvrc. npht. MHxket qufs6
ar d Lcnr6 u 4y15 tt@: .a1e Pm
KEEtWA K Nom MI t419.3.
HijpHkK-l:.c> c>ivtd 4,eS. rs: saiprFf. $50 re-
Gtod H.1t-r contiLu~s TsFy ec;Tca and ps1ses Ae
sgslL htEher- We quote:
e! ttcr tN1E|-.- H
P.He fEk1n.-.-...
, 1865-04-30

CARP1rs-Hart{ord, extra ply, Sale; do 11p. aria
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Miscellaneous .

VERY MARRIED PEorIE.-lt is usually
considered p noteworthy circumstance ior
a man or woman % have h,en married
three time hut Of old this number would
have ncen thought iittle of :. jerome
mentions 70 widow that marrIs5 Her TWEEN
;v-seoond husband. who 10 his tulI had been
married t. twenty-five Wives--urtiv su ~
periencJd couple, A woman named Elizadeth
Mast, who died at Florence. l76S. had been
married ?, seven husbands. 1ii " whom
she outivc1. She married the la-- el the seven
81 the age of ~ When on her dcath-bed
-ne recalled the god and bad iuts ID each
40 bsr husbands and havir. imia-taiiy
weighed them IN fhc balance. she singled
cut her tttH slnH-o as the iav1ritr. -nl dc
-ir-i -hot Hor ,'mains might hs inferred
near Hi-. tn, fc.tb of soldier q. recorded
90 l1Si. who tad had i've wise-. aal bis
widow, aged Hu. a.-r. uysr tn -r1teuf hrr
fourth hu-taul ihr write. y,la mentioned
tH,-r iact- vaiuiy added. The said soldier
q. muca atJa-ayt TO the married state
iH,rc De- 400 account o.. gentlsmlu who bad
esu married Co islr wives. ami who iIyel o.
.o ll5 years old When be c..I. be LETT p
children alive and well, sou., .t the said
children being from tlree g. iHur-score. 4
,eutlcman died al Bordeaux 90 l772. who
mad heeu married 10 times. IN July. l16S
cuhe wcr" living in Essex who had been
married wears, tle husband hciu- lu- and
fae wife los years of age. At the church
- Clement Danes. IN l772, woman Of
- was nari.d 10 her sixth husband
Ph-oH0loVoai J1u-4G
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Personal.

Mr. Chas a. HOyt, for some years past
associate Editor of he Burlington Sentinel.
has retired from the editorial profession to
take up business life in the house Of How
ard Sanger & Co. dealers in ru6ber goods in
New fork Mr.. Hoyt's retirement will be
quite Eess 70 the Sentinel and he viii
carry with hi-a the good wishes of many
friends in this city.
vt the last meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Young Men 5 Association.
Sayles Nichols was chosen member Of the
Board of Managers, rice Charles A. Hoyt,
resigned.
z. II. ChaPin, superintendent OF the Har-
lem R Z. during the past year, has resigned
l. G.. Buekhout takes his place
Commodore Chas II. Bell has been order
ed to command of the nayy-yard in Ner
York, in place Of Admiral Paulding. tho
order to take effect on the first Of May.
General Crook has been assigned to tine
command Of the cavalry of 5he Army of the
Potomac.
Lieutenant George F. Hunting, 81 L. :
Artillery, for three years past stationed az
Aleatraz Island, Bay Of San Francisco, Cal,
has been ordered to join his battery. noT ON
duty in the Department of Washington.
See Seward with the English and Spanisa
ministers and others, went down to Fortress
Monroe on Wednesday some say on a pleas
urc trip. Others say because the President
sent ior him 70 consider peace propositions
Col Geo. p Foster, 4th Vt, was in Mont
pelicr Saturday, the journal says, on his
way to tine front lie had leave OF absence
for twenty days, and in six days the music
at the front was 50 lively that he could no.
stay AZ home any longer
Brig. Gen. Mclaughlin, who was captured
in Fort Steadman. is yermonter by birth
a native %. Chelsea.
Brig. Gen Hartranlt, whose division r,-
took Sort Steadmau, has been promoted %
be Aia;or General.
Gen. Z. II. Stougntou. -ou oil Hon. H. f.
OF Bellows Fails. was the counsel
for the rebel Capt. Kennedy before the Cour,
Martial 80 New York.
Or. j.. C.. Rutherford, Of Newport, Tor
nerly Assistant Surgeon Of the 10Th Vermont
Regiment, has been promoted to he Surgeon
IF fthe iT;h Vermont
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Prom the Raleigh Confederate, March zlI
What is especially worthy of notice in the Sc
we're actions with the enemy Of the past two
weeks, is the admirable spirit and deternin. /
courage Of the troops. IL was difficult TO re-
strain their ardor. They we're unwilling to await
the approach Of the enemy behind their works,
but sprung over the entertainments and charged
him on the advance. On the other hand. il L
noticeable with how much ease the enemy were
driven back; though rallying on successive lines
Of reinforcements, he made feeble resistance and
gave back on our approach In these affairs Of
the last two weeks. the cooperating armies Of
Sherman have sustained loss Of full ten thOus-
and men.
Gen. Sherman has been ''driven back with
great case from Savannah to GOldsboro
lust as Grant was, from the Rapidan u
Richmond