davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-22

41F7NftQtts AAy iSdS-
Dnl'nt1s has been the chit teaturo n mort Of cur
leading Hask. u thscn.eout the week- rhe pioyllrn
CURT At Sts>u> cFItt4, In ssalo
hts bsrn far aversEe bust1sIsd The hanfrate
r. esect cf M Mrr-auc1nE 1u1et.- fe-cug II al
: PRnv1s1osa.- Bacon-tss 'lmi.rd arr.ra'a move Of
to1y IT th- prest Mt s75 sis Sd to 81
1os CpM AM cut, S. 81 10 50 long 10 ult1d
e - q tor shots sir, rEd .ia Cd long
c!esf. Hstf- Father more cong. ead constxerab
2uans!lis. hsntht On asecals'ien. W. 1a9.a
Pe71 arm It - eaisc1u, ana rsa7<s 81 ior aest.
eln Chees. stry qusf aad no d-Ea o4Iax anxious II
ear <n. submit to l3es prices. Is new cnsesa
az ex. ttt torEsra shortly Wcqno:e c1rrs quaify
fc@fs: nne A9t1s cwt Butt-r-No.htnx me o1e:.
,nE: ide.s haze % Rswto se ther inferior stosx It
*cwr. La'dir far Te11e.r, but bold r. being jrm
The a,ss Lnlitt. to s0 tous as 5s4 sd m Old So
for " stGkm. trd E0s fo- tew sciths Ttnaered
BREAD: 1tI|xs. r. In H. inu:n ofsae 1.ek ve hai
ee1t-1 nom ,s1t vetks uat1,io:s: snee t1en. how
ar. totfe e. - muea qatetss tsrfing We
fs 1rf99. Sd III -. rtens i n Q. .ac - r.ther
1hnian GclI-Qwlc. T. n. feseas mild xesthcr,
ptre1 have declined I'd 2 luaster snce our lar 1ao
tht,o1. ". Il. 4 1. SrEArr,
, 1865-05-22

" Adyiecs 1ft m Louisiana show that omen
rupture has taken placc bctwetn Gen, Banks
and tie civil authorities, eliminating II the
recent eo"p d e;at Of displae!ng Dr.. Kennedy,
the Mayor OF New Orleans. BY military or
d+lE. The ground OF the whole difficulty
seems to be tic Increasing sscesh tendency Of
tic city officials The cas-. has been brought
to Washington for adjustment,
, 1865-05-22

WHEAT CEoF IN Nc1u1GAS.-A correspond
eat writes to the Dowass:ac Rpaltacan. that
TIC Ttea: crop in the southwestern counties
of Michigan looEs uneoulnon!y promising.
The late sowing last fail, on account Of the
prottncted drought, saved It from "a attack
Of the 1y, sud continued covering Of snow
during the entire winter saved 1t from winter
killing, md 1t hrs this spring the bright COL
ORIG ofrcrf1ct health.
, 1865-05-22
Government Contractors w. Farmers.
Editors Ch.csgo Ttihune:
One or The Effects OF. the sudden close OF tho


One Of The efssts Of. the sudden close OF tho
ties who have furnished corr, o-ts and supplies
for the army. Contracts we're made by Govern
uc1t Qrartermastczs in January and Febr1a,y
Iastfof vast quantities Of corn md oas1 for the
armies OF tho West. The GovcrIment contractors
sent agents all through Illinois and purchased
large amount. of oats and corn at the ther high
pr!css prevailing. The grain wss sacked and
shipped or consigned 10 the contractors at Cairo,
mostly from points On the line OF the !. c. Z. 4.
About that time, owing to the removal 1f General
Ihomss' army and the. fayorab1s change In mill
t,ry mattert, the government did nnt need tho
quantity Of forage thAtlt was ezpscted they would
require. The Quartermasters would not CT did
not receive the oats and corn a Nns e1pccted.
The corn hes stood Er no1ths In the cars, and Is
a matter Of course Il this season Of TIC ye1t has
became heated End IN come eases entirely worth.
less.
Great complaint hss been made Of tic Illinois
Central Railroad Company for delay on their part
In transporting the gran, while they answer that
the fault Ii that The contractors at Cairo did Lot
receive and unload The grain when 1t arrived at
that point, but allowed It 10 remain In tho cara m
til all tie side tracks from Centraiia to Cai.o were
tllcd with lpaled csrs.
An effort Is being made By tho Government coz
tractors (semc Of Wton, have m1ie their millions.
out Of the war,) to shin their 1os1cs from them;
SEW es and make It NIL or the t,rmosa aud small
p1ain dealers Ct Illinois, who can III afford 10 bear
It, How well tiis will succeed, time only will
Tell. EL RAso.
, 1865-05-22
CH1CAEO Lua1nER mA8IxET.

- aA1ttoiT SvSEzyo, Nay u
LUMpEE-f.eteived 6s'1n: shipped lib M tn.
natfet to dAs was ssmsw1at e1eted bat very lr.eg1
la1. Good essss,t tolf lov snd po3r ca. . nIshe-.
skleA were Eads 1nisk. Taken all .hse7sa, thu mar
XII may be <1eted unlest. ri and trrssrlar. eales
wire: casso-.chr BA:bes its1a Mu.leg,n 30 Y
ssrsss bi3aate goo mi1se It 81sio BY Ioi. Looi.:
c61ge-: ctr la u fon Arskezan $ N II x,rI:s. o1t
arca mill run 1t 32 o. by Merton ;cstEo-aehr Fannie
and Floy frem Au.kexu1 Is N 1TsF stffp5, bllsaco
good q. &lst9. by kcrlan; AcaE Ftrat;er City
t1cn Saginaw Is, n At s2st0 for uopets, si2to tor
common snd s 90 for cul1s By Bradley; casxo-s.hr
Odfn Cora MuskcKon et II Mill run fAr c2mmon at
$2to By Dorc: csrxc-sch- Fatsch'i, CsasdA Baards
stock md common a.7issl. by acoav1n casEeschr
Cape. Horn Isl N. Lake uur5a mill Ean
1t 1880, by Carttr: cnrfo-sehs No1Nesl.n
40 m do. It $l2tc, bJ La1tssA cAsso-scnr
schf Glads:cr, trcn Grand Rtrer, mixed, at I'll 50,
by 1sth & Frlisrs ca'go schr Wehh.E. ttoa ocoero,
Is n N st.rs, balance boards. It at1-co. by Col.
Loonis; cargo trhr Aaiue, = m hsvn u11aet. At
slaeo, BY I1isn Fuller; sehr C. T. Busu. from
Musseeou, 50 gang saved s:1tpt. at tlsto. b O.
Ne d,1 net hear Of any t1an.,etl,ns t. sn.a:ia Or
, 1865-05-22

EEK1Sa RrJCvESrscEscE.-Pe Perhaps Davis
was on LIS way to Florida in search Of tho
failed /" foun'aia Of youth" that attracted s
strongly tie cs,ly Slan!sh adventurers 10 the
Hc~ World. THIS rnpposition my account
ior h!s protesting sGaspst the Federal p7rsuit
Of "wGmcr and ei.cdr1a'-he mar In anticl-
patton Of TIE fountains virtues have felt hlm-
sslfa boy asniu. Foo. Jed! ever pursuing eone
0qua. .5esfud dsd igsts Cdtaa1.a
, 1865-05-22

BIsHoP Wn1PrLE.-The many friends OF
the Right Rev. Bishop Whspple, in this city,
will rejs'ce to learn that late ndy.ces have
been received from him At Jerusalem, and
that his health is 20 far restored, that he will
Immediately take his departure tor his home
IL. .Mipntscta. lie may bersasonably expect
I'd Il thin n 1nnn.h
, 1865-05-22

of all the c'acles and the most reliable ofthe
sooth-saycrs. II II had stuck to Its lrst owl
dense, On tho smallest reflection thht the pre-
poudo5alinE nineteen millions Of the North
conl1 overthrow the rehslliors twelve mil
Il ns Of the South, 1t would not now stand so
ridiculous, ~
, 1865-05-22
Coal.


Thu phi1n5 lph1 Tksrc ttE s}ur1a. IN It's who's.
sac market prices Of the 10th ir.s-- r. maEk1:
CoAL-Tha tem.nd t,t co.i y icatzh l. and. WITH sn
tlc: a.d.o .o>tr. Inc a*a Ing b ro-d k.omp hAya
gsdoetd tnetr ch,Eg:s cue co -. per tan SAT re-
the sshusl.ti ca.at sse.arino .taer- !. 4:role
tot su12s1s steE e ope:.tlons fo tas sesay'zil.
n4ihe,s J. q Isauss'o9 L.. Ct rpm e = 70 50 p-T
t'.peled TO ku Elk to III. 1enu.tton, but osasrs
tcfascc anh 10 q n:tqoeEe the ssoppsae ha, oceo4s
i lid. in ths snacsokin Jegten tns reduction has
h., 4 nccsdtn to IN son Of the cotte.tes. II tna
his cree strike, II pr. 1s1eEca sosuontthk to
rcdEcupu Ct WA-t8. =
, 1865-05-22
-A
LAENAU.

4 HEAVY VEaD1G.-A Jury at New Albany,
Ind, Oh Monday, returned a verdict for si0.-
GEO damages against the Louisville, N=w Al
bans ind Chicago Railroad Company, for cut.
ting Oft The legs Of q boy named VIM. Lang
den, by chr On :hat road. The father sued
the Railroad Company to recover damages-
the Company defending on the ground that
the bog was, by his own act and contrary to
tic wtl-known orders Of the officers Of tic
rpud, In Eucll position rs to b. infnrcd.
, 1865-05-22

ARRIVAL OF MICHIGAN SOLDIERS SAVED
FEoN THE ESCLTAEA-ytsterf1ly, seventy sp1s
Sultana, all Michigan soldiers, arrived here
and were gent to Camp Blair to be mustered
out. They Will probably be iurlonshed Until
their descriptive bills can be rectiFtd. All Of
them were Andersotvlllc prisoners Oh th-fr
way home. Other troops ars to be sent hero
to he mustered out,-JacAsoa Citizen. 1M.
, 1865-05-22
I'll sta.t both from aon., sully! and sioley'.

Will stalt both from Gens. sully and Sihley's
District.
Applications has been madt 10 The War
Department ard approved by The Sccreta'y.
directing the ofter relating to muster out Of
all volunteer caya1sy whose time exp.re5 on
Of before October next, to te suspendet IS
the majority Of lie cavalry no. on dut!! in
having it without troops. a farco Of 900
additional cavalry could be very prapriy
used, and II is to be hoped it will be- sens
, Weather ia very mild and pleasant. The
ti1er below 81: Paul Is quite low.
NORTH. WEA.
, 1865-05-22
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIaL


SATURDAY Eyks1s0, May q. 1865.
The week c1oktnE !eht his been character.
iztd lty IN u1usral STEADY gold market -Fo7 seven
days past there has been range Of os1y 2 2 cent
between ahe highest snd lowest quotations, rs the
following table. showing the range fos the wees,
temOnptratAt:
, 1865-05-22

x Immense damage has been done by
tic foundation on the Lower Mississippi,
w4s<rc a c1eya.se has caused the overflow of
IN arta from thirty to 1ity nues in width.
Great suffering and loss Of properly has re-
suited.
, 1865-05-22

- on The 13ta. !weuty-one captured rebel
etrs ners were expected at N:w Orleans. O.
these thirteen steamers md the rebel ratn
Nathville aud gunboat Marian were to como
from Tomb'sbee river, whittier they were
taken bS the rebels on the evacuation Of Mo-
F.;la
, 1865-05-22
A Coal Item.


The Beaten Journal sayss ~Ihe Trsasursf cfA large
Eetha-tchl es:1n' 'lh1ent In this city hsd Cumbr
Isne cosjs for which 10 toa Wa a,k4t TWO oatha
tgo, c1ercd to nm ysaterday fcr t11.Gs ton
, 1865-05-22

ALaCrcss paper makes the ttllowirg meu-
t,on Of q handstmc present which tae writer
lpd seen:
share OF a borsesh9e, Of gold, two hundred
apd eighty dollars Of gold co!u being used in
lis construction. It was made In Nes York,
10 the order Of Major Cullen, Of ct. Paul, as q
excclle1t wife. Ma]or Cullen is lc!gsly. en-
rnrsd in the manu'aeture OF q pateat horao
eilne sad 10 be the finest thing oar, nad the
eo1d fac similc 60 elegantly finished Is an
on,eu Of good lux, and should mlsfsrtune
ever overtake the genial dok o. or his family,
It WI, keep the VOLTA we'll as Ns witches
f,om their door d long tine.
, 1865-05-22


.,,n ,,,4,t,4 = !. ct.--oa I. .,.s.. - eo-u-i,,
eoAE e1e'.4eo o"A tee ~ tASon' 4ot ~ Wal
he.p 10 give expression to the iptense feeling
that etIrs The Northern heart IN rirv ,f the
C.-.,.I .-s.:,,. ~
Aeno1ao attoe'taes pefpetsat.o " LIE rebel
leaders nne2 tu1 brave boys taken IN fair
fight, and by the rules of Civilized warfare in.
titJe5 n ,he nena1 ..+,,..t .e ...
1e4e" ~ ~ n9 us@A4 - e0 l'nenh VI Pftsoncfs oi
ooa,n r-;.-oz Co., 80 S.s,... ~.
ne ENee 'oin Aoa cennllea:ss 70 Tue
thought Of the people, but the xedYt supplies
the 1natavn rtuer ena con, -is ~ am. ,ha
Fo"s'' ao4 o'"S VIZ 14o
c1clLef fna expression. strong emotton,
guided by ttur tboupllt rnayrs fha wnraa f,r
e,o.a u. ,,,...rs-s :, .,.o,,f. ~. IT., sx AZ
A"e' "e.e'"'s .'e aio VI tulS
rn.nr .,,r,.. s,r7,o W. ~ 49,, -. s ee
t4aaS LINES auiHS tne Ut gwen lhe neans
for tic expression Of the emotions nf The
}nvs1 tro,le. We. pref1,rt tha {. at,-.s -
go, ..:,, =. ~7. otar'a III
Itison H1i1 pcco1nc as widely known rs the
Battle Cry of FIeedou.n. Tf.e -mrs;c tn
which, The niece Ia nat 4. va,, .,fat...S ~
.m.., ~ psatoLaVe anu
, 1865-05-22
CDEIE EECAAE.

SATURDAY ETEa1No, My %.
The following s1mEayy shows the movement In
produce snd rroyisie.8 during tbs past twenty
four hours:
, 1865-05-22

CHICAGO CATTLE alARKKT.

For tEc Week Ending May eOth, 1865.
-- AATrEpAI EvExcta, N4y.1.
The following t2be shows ths daly r.ee;p,s and
se1Em1 ufs Ct Resf Catta and Hogs during tse weak
ecdlng today:
, 1865-05-22

e Among recent deaths are those Of the
rebel General EARLY at Lyncaburg, and the
rebel Central Forrest at rark=yille, Ala, on
The 18th inst, where hewas killed by foue Of
his oTn command, In revenge for the death
Of ht1 Of their comrades, who had been sho
for cxu!t!ng ovsr the surrender of Johnston
IA furesAadQ Wing the 1ptelY close Of the Har
, 1865-05-22
At k12 NJ U14t " Q
EoS SALES TupA1
~-xAA~-s~-

sHEEt-The eeuAnd tof shsep during tho Werk has
teen evtn. ana good unahorn have met With raa1y
sac snu fir ps:crs. ihesrea Sheep hav3 nnt IL
u4ut dsn.Rd. This lower grades the inferior
cuaistet cot bueE a5usht afsr, and prices are
I Il AtIdfnetnlY.
, 1865-05-22

or price. We Quuse:
Brst hife on. cat 1osd T.c., .........7tc brt,
Benzote. q % l;c
MAPLE Ui;hE-TheTs il vary Httin dem a,
ard nau Int. sell NJ 2267lc.
POEL1 Kf-Trefe l. MT much demand Tor Poul-
t,y. H6tch fnlt tlov ant at o or pEtres W-quo'.
LtEc Tn,1rss. D. n........................, 19t?:c
oIsssa rfss! Pes; +: ;;.,sy s;:; r, Is t. :;
Peaek aiovs Ut s3c; 10 ta Atlei 65c 10 ba Pla-
eJcA ut &c = =
PI:OV1SI0Na-Rtec'vcl tc-'a-. II 10 - eue
ms t. II = nss1 IS ot's psst 2 - snip.
IS 10 rs 1.Ed. III. rrrsre tc-1t ruled unslsasl;Y
qutet. aud psttes Hese unchanged.
ntcas Pnrk- D1 j. salts so MS city PACKED In
three 'oss Al 4ssfo; 3 bll. 10 At &st.c0 .----
Prime 1lcss rask Mlrke: ltait ant ncminnt-
Salss to-day Nere: 1lo hr1% ci'y p.ckri At 3l7 80
Bulk nieht%-i:ouSh sld.s Wero hell at lie. aa1
she A4ttt IS 1t l3- ocsc.
sweet YicklcL flnms-si.ft;t quies snd nonll.
nal n t1hS516ec.
LArd-c.uL aaiea t--tay: = t{t5 rf.5e kcttta
Letf EaFd It Ike.
SEEDS sscsived l!soa ms; .hippe none Mar
Ect dun. sa. we're: 5bsgS ITs. thy Rt 5; Cd: aax
Clever 1t $3.50: 5 bags Hung allan ~ 3l,0o: 1s3
, 1865-05-22

Four OxrAn1o.-The oswego Aar<rtiser
FAVE that work on the new fortiAaAous at
Fort Ontario has been resumed, and 125 men
a1e employed upon them.
, 1865-05-22
nA1He o. vHRts.st- or t1Tn e=opx East.
TO pEIKoET 0k TOLEDO

---A--s ----'->-'---- -n-------
nASxa Or >sa,ow- on t1rn s.oox rA,7.
TO DxIaoxT nk TOLEDO
.,e, ca. AZ. v. s. ,.,,, .,..! 1ss ;s's ;s 4
Sc ssssta 6 y e9as snail ;>.:
Sle1. CT 81 & s '11se es5. :aE l59s, g
csrs @ of ~ ~. sss Il 80: st;s sas5 g.
Fos: % % -. rs1s. ii tr:;.:.--:: 1i9 : 1las 90
r.r.w e .,,se; ,Tstssfa z. f:ts.s.s.aa liz, -
G's ,E.n so4.h,:n. lsvc: ss,... i59 HE s.
fs s;.t: s, a., ~ =: Il il: sa.s q Bn.
:s:s ,S5s$s :; I: I: ia '' 10 ''s
BEEF CATTLE.
sArorpar Erxa1So, As1 y
The e:crirts isis ucek 80 Tho - ~ SO anovu table
ase lea. than Last wexk, aod tha shipEcats 99
mre,
Ths te', saies turing tie weak ka.s...........+a7n
"a v:<t
saics g. 1cee bciors ia.t.
Tne market eaeneA this week very :uu And d.
ps'ts:d- Th<.e vps TO luaps. !. ,yeEy,ed3 scemlns
egard tTestocE ~ poor iavsss naa:, ev:a Il le
lowett pfice~ which tu1gd.
The uasieto topened en- Mord=5Kaa ss7u. s:oh-aA
on sac. lett over Hoa Tho !Ass wek, hp: thsy Eors
taken ~tr5 slowly
As the week progressed the alnes pAiasul dullness
tuertasd, and prices became weak, wncrsat ho.ae,.
btcn1n. 11asIel tnd pso1sel th.lr stock upon tho
Uzf 4 a.
-,.,.,c .n.j,rvIor taas .:n .su.,a rh,rs n-nI,cs5
~ t.,ret,4on nnt, 1ro1u "a .,,l, turfhe- dr. IN.
THIS ttate Of aatrs had the eject 20 speedily" HIl
,hn r.rtrs nn,eher,a .toct w,s anuus ihn on,v
ss.des sAleahle, 4nd they went sloW1y and It !os
a ~ t~s..,.--..er+. - 49,, E~-v yr~- ,,d r,u.sa
,,n ,.r.S - s.,tr. an ~. c,c.,,o nric-, ~, 1,,t
week.
We give below summary of The 14Eiy condition Of
the MARKET turing the lat week. which I'LL sh,w The
As.us vs. ss.-es,S .ns tnrn,.S ~. ..m....
~ -. t.4a -. :. ~ 1us ~
nanssst.ous ~ ~ ~ 80 - - ~, ~ ~ ~ aa -
te re- n ;o1 med,nm to Ill. a u G = IN. n.
ferior.
:sns to,ln.,. ,, md nd MET
IhtEe*ss possin:e !ess .nena1u 70 at aea
oa.s s to 1peesa.e tbs .si.,
tsEs. .e1s sos1.'ss RI; iss: :, IS tsss, i
@'eo feE q: TO prime. ssss1 for medium to fa1s*
wEDx1apA1,-Th.te Wal no etIEi1J, anI under tho
Inlutl Of ua1avcrsh1s atv'ces from thu EaAk pscs
ss. + !, 'ss ss.s
tAis 70 pstae. Steo9sao tor edssa 70 LIZ, IN 500
03@5 ios iatsnsr.
vtsIes. 1h.rs r.s no deessd. I'd the tsv sslss :.
fettd. we nsia hy concession On ,,.sard.5's
p.ees The ta.ss wsre t:i head namt. sy at 1sss.r-
days nsures. .-..-....
tniuAI-Wa Was saethes eaI OF otesfy c2lfaev. The
x ..s' <s Ts. ,Sons Of s1 Or mt
Nv ssitese eh.ry,d hsnss At aszsss7, II. a., :.
s.rVrrsY.-Ths1a w1s no ,rprc ycnen., e,rasr Ia
activity Of P!ss,, NO ono va w. to buy I'D
IL, demand ct tta bu3srs. 80 head Changed aaud,,
At :os ~ 70 ss1as: ana $'es<ss 60 sos use+
, 1865-05-22

It appears that jet. Davis has been taken
to Savannah to be brorsat North by sea from
Hilton uc.d. The report of his b-!ns sent
ria Nashville waa either blind, or re2or-
tet'e c2nard. When next heard from Jcti-
will be eaf.ly lodged III Fortress Monroe,
, 1865-05-22

Cost OF var for U1lon with freedom. Ss0 0o1, 900
Net profit. faoo, 90 600
Tho Commissioner Of Interim! Hevcnue has
eec:dtd .ha. Ill certified ,ank ehccss come under
the clause which requires "ceihded checks cal
ru]ated or intended to citeHl~te OF TO be used As
roreY,n 10 pay a monthly Guty. This ch,ngo Of
policy is re Prospective in Its esctlons, as the law
took effect, Il us> mistake MT, August Isl, 1864.
The rn,a Of duty u onetwcaty fanrth Of ons per
cent each month for Ill er. .alatou avetsg1ax less
than ninety per cent OF The c.pttAi. aod ouestxth
Of ono per, cents mouth for the c1cess Of that
ratio, This amount, II now collected Of those
1,anks which keep brokers' aceouoss snd thus h.ve
a lsrse average Of certtded checks outstanding,
vii cut Into tho largest dividend. leaving very
Email proportion for tho stoeRho'deE. 4 Adslesa-
ton OF New York banker. have gone to Washing
tnn to epdeavor to ret this decision reversed.
Tho adyiees from England ore rather unfivor-
,h,a IN rees,d to the grain crop. and l. cot IN
likely teas eutias the funmr1 nonths We dhsl
Ga5e N export demand for bstadstuda at nodcr
, 1865-05-22
W1EwA1D EoUxn FKx1s9T1.-Ta. following are
The cuI1rue rates Gc1 New itrk 70 ChlcAEc.
lar. I'd. Sd 9th.
sSGaE on Lake Ests......,.lS3 Isl a 81
St-6n 4 e-nu1t InkeR.......1Ss IL q

Acknowledgements Ut . 9H9 t.oo- !.
BEA ES -M8ffex quiet. SA1A We1es II DTS II
Il. co: ~ bo9s 1t t5c; II brlk bt s-l-
Hi 90 II &.ODN-Tt h.At Of no 1afeB, Aud quota
the marx et ettlteIy nomt tnAt st %.aG tt91s, %
RkKNSXiX In III. ab&shce CT tr .nsas:lo1s the
m.r ket ma be I, mir ally qu1ttd II T3At- =
, 1865-05-22

The mari ietoserei arm and steady snd contlnaed
du.nE he tosc PIT Of che Esek, a-d chassc:er
tzed By considerable activity. Th:7 sortia.ed 10
to TetnestaY morning. when sdEices from Esw
Y:fk i-dcatsd IN oyerstoek 1c11k4', when the
price btcaneveakey sau declined ls8soc, but the &C.
tivtfy tent.nrst unAta:ed- On Tuesday, hosev.r, =
dxp steh rsb received anEeHEc1ns dec!lao IN that
mark of 80. OF coutfe The edscl Was tlxsatruus
ufon the Er-kes here. Sale. H-re st once susp.nd
ed. All thook hogs wsfa ptessed yFon the market,
they could not be sold 1t any price. At the c!oc at
the week tie tone OF tbs mktket WAS lttl defxpSed
prsc=s ncmfaal. For this 1easen we ou't o3s CON
pArasfra thbgs OF px!cts- Thu r1AEket IL 10 uneted
that quotations are UnrH1tbfe.
Ihe salea so-da5 arc ~ tollows:
, 1865-05-22
5000 Gold 5 d.....!sst :s,Hoo Gold 10 d.. 1so

DuoinE the evening, dispatches were received
from Ga11s2her's EyenIsg Exchange, reporting
the opening prise Of gold at 1871 ala TIC eloslES
mice at 12Ix.
, 1865-05-22

;tssaos 4 geSerdases t:.sa resesa4:e.. pl;sssa
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~ KS ~. also Unsettled. fas is
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TO Boston. .......-... LS 1ss
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ri ns 81 ! 10; IS : :se,:a.
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, 1865-05-22

Here t1e market WAS nnuzually dat, aud sales
were maCe at the morning scs5lon OF tue Stock
Board at 18ri1is1. On tho s!reet tho market
occned at 13l, and closed At 1so1 Silver wss
nominal II 1s0.
There is very lfitle doing Ia government secari-
tics at present. We quite.
Iny1ng, Selling.
Nve-Twcntfes. 10ajIIO3 i08t A1usi
Ten -F0rtlse. G3E9f UiGt3H
, 1865-05-22

nor 10 vnro AZ 3t(si7c.
LE.4THE Ria ecnEl1enrc ct the 7e-v --e-t
s-a1ci,y RI rrms French t.af In New Io-s. - .sf
Presi hare s.va; e some lic p:u:. E::rs 49,
With IN active de- and hay. a.tyan--t y 9, ut-,,.s1
y gold; We eo1l eH5rh.1y rcst5s gu. t-Ss 4no
demand s moderately 1--WE. Nc QEute:
=, 1fNEaodT.
CtyR:n "a, - Q = a.Io Collar, w.. u:+,-
Eo5nt-J ae1acA G.I..Rs si1aTEt1r 1a.S- e.. 9At
Linz. 4....... a4'4e1-i3f Gi8uEhtet aa.t,- -
EiHn'dm. q r:91sIt3i Chi:.Y5...... o,s> e
Elp, heavy. p . c.7asQ3 B1rnos Ayrey,& la<% Cd
Calf 0...... $9!x3 Cftnt;;N. o.E.,, G.S.ta S-R
uaper. 2 E-.... nci-9T3 Grtnoco S12t
coarS7 up2es- a2sssaas dAuaxsa-.... i1e "a
OAK.
Esazht1- so.e.. a,.nanr = French EaE, II
H&sptss, 4.... nih: Gl6f nJ-.......... la52, z31
Jprer:~.-...... 22.s..:h..9 French Call. IS
KtpS No. ne. ms..... 1855 1t3
dunn .......... LI:Es1.n F7t2cb C2i!, LIZ
Klpt 20 hT1.. 1EAal.oo ror...ts Il .75cl! !eo.1a
CAL, ,exEA...4... lE AZ Ets~ct1 Cit Ia-
Tse1ch Kfp, 11s =o.,'es, '5cs-
Chalee......... LH&15ji 01ds, u doE4 .ft-t4oet-W
ET+E&n Ca..x, e fiz..Sy. el1 s. ,.Sr-7
~ Z17Gx 10 -oAN Etf- -+!.C
ft114-TAo u.srket continues d1l. 1EI prices With
, 1865-05-22

Wt3n0-T1e2e ts rot much doing, knd VA quote:
s:tsn. a. eo,e' Z Z
M&ple. dry = cord ......,...,...........ls.te +. g
Msrle, EfeRn ...s......-4..........- 10 -
9tAAp -
wB0I.-1ho market Is inactive. AEd &c quota
cotnMGn 70 tt1t at 3343!c-
, 1865-05-22

Closing prices :o- c:sn. ay 2o ises. Received hT F.
g. snltnrstau L Co.. ForaE!-stcn, Stock srd Bond
4tcke-y 81 Clark Etrest, Chicago:
, 1865-05-22

Are very restless and sullen, owing to these
iptlutEc,s. s. fur no very IMP 'rsunk act Of
hostility hns otcarrt d in tue srt -1sneat nei.h.
tot NJ; on lEe ChiYp' wa country. Yct m
euib,. aA nay occur any day, md nice mau-
aecutnt is required to prevent 1t. we have
smll1f free at pemhina and one or two
otl er pa:rte.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
President Johnson's Birthplace,

In rather n plain frame building i'm Ra-
leigh, n. c., the present President of the
United States was born. The house was
shown to me by the owner, venerable old
lady named Stewart. In an ecstacy of de-
light she told me how. on returning from
her wedding tour, the first news she got
was, "Polly had baby Full of the feel
ings and enthusiasm of a young bride, she
rushed in and kissed and hugged the baby
Little thought" she exclaimed, "that l
was caressing the future President of the
United States.'' " o o." -i2
"You, then, knew his father and mother?'
"Yes, sir, knew them well they were
in our employ for several years" .ra
"How did they serve your
"They were plain, Woodworking, honest
folks, that attended to their business and
nothing more .......r a#'
When leaving, the old lady said: "How
Iwould like to see him, dear me; only it is
so far; but then he would not know me-
Well, any way, I should like to see him ;
think he would grant me- one little re-
quest. / have a grandson in prison in the
North, perhaps he'd let him home to glad
den my old heart-would you mention it
to him, sir p .-,r 49,. ..
He may read this and gladden. the old
lady by an act of clemency. -..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-01
Eddyville Items,

The Star gives the new dress of the Cou.
rier very pretty notice. Bro. Millick
knows how to do a thing of that kind. BY
the way, we congratulate Bro. Millick up
on his appointment as p. NJ. at Eddyville.
III. ID. Ives is building two new business
houses in Eddyville this Spring. So says
the Star. 7'' ...". t-sn-
Mr. W. Benedict is compelled to run
his Woolen Factory in Eddyville, both day
and night to keep mp with the require.
ments of the public, as we arc glad to learn
from the Star.
A light fingered gentleman visited Uncle
Johnny Newell's meat house last Satur-
day night, and was making off with fine
ham when young man lodging in the
house treated the rear section of the gent
with the contents of a shotgun. The ham
was drdpped.-Stor. ra