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tAdvertsenept-l
DYSPEPSIA
4 CgRa WARRANTED.

Dyspepsis has the following symptoms:
l. constant pain anessiness 1t the pit Of stomach
3. Flatulency and Acidity.
3 Costiveness and Loss Of Appetite.
4. Gloom and Depression Of SpisitA
5. Disrrh~s With gripping.
8. Pain In all parts OF the System.
:. Consnmptive symptoms aud rslpstion Of the Heart
8. Cough, with Phsgm in the Throat
9. Nervous Affection, and wan of sleep ct night
10. Loss Of Appetite and Vomiting.
Ii. Dizziness, Dimness Of Vision. aud Loss Of syh
L. Headache and stsggeng in Aug. with great Wear
ness
Ont Of The thousands Of 81 Dyspepsia that have nud
DE- Wshart's Great American Dysprss Pills, Of
Gaze matter OF twenty yesrF ding Sod by druggists
eyeyw here. aud at Dr. Wisher Osce No. 10 " SocoSt
Phadephis, Pa All examinations ad consultations free Of
charge Send for cireuIar Price per box Sent by
mail free Of charge, receipt o. money.
SOLD AT HHLaB0LDs DRUG AyD CHEMICAL WaEFHorss
sHxr aETnoroLIrAs HoT4L AID By DxUGGisIs Evrtr
WHERE.
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CITY ITEMS.

VIII1H CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-PAlRi-
o1Ic SALUTFA salute OF - guns under the direction
Of Mr.. Henry Beeny. was fired Oh Wednesday after.
noon at Madison Square. BY the citizens Of the With
Congressional District TO celebrate the iing OF the
quota under The last call of the President in that Dis
trct This the second time the Guota has boon filed
in the yIIth District and speaks well for the patriot.
ism ~ It's citizens ard for the efforts OF Capt Eenja
min /. ManieIre its able aud incfagsb.e Provost! Mar
shr Nothing has been LEFT nndone. either by hm or
the otizeGs ~ the District to avoid The lis and inco
,cniences attending a DRIFT There are notoble IN.
star Of persons furnishing representatives, In the army
who are not liabe 10 drs!i, among whom are Pete!
Cooper now - years of age aud " i!lm and James
UBr.n. bankers. Mr.. Cooper has furnished two
within the lsst 20 DAYS VIII not more 81 our merchants
and bankers follow the example thus nObly set Al
those who furnished representatives. whether personally
liable or not will have the satisfaction al knowing that
each representative viii count upon any future cll that
may be- made Ihosc who are not liable 10 draft re.
cciye an elegant parchment certificate on furnishing
representative. Con any District ia the State show
good record sc the noble Ylllth'
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IxrhEsS EorrR ro SAyANXAn.-The &c

EYPkEsS ROUTE TO SAyANNAH.-Ihe occu-
patton o. the city Of savannah by troops quickly
followed by the establishment OF express depot IL
that city, in connection with tho Hsrndon Express. BE
fore The war, this Company was tho oBly one having
express comnuncstion between tho Northern States
and Savannah and central Georgia, and 1t il expected
that III abort time the commercial relations between
the two sections will renGcr the fl resumption ot thi'
line necessary. At present only eodiers parcels are
Ispuf
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k3.GS,lH
Increose s462, 65l ~

ID. ID. Williamson, esq, for the last twenty years
President Of the Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co., yes
teTday resigned his position, in order to devote the
whole of his time to the interests of the New Al
bsry and Salem Railroad OF which ne is trustee.
X. G. Robston, the former Vice President, was
elected President, and the Office Of Viee-President
abolished John jacob Aston, IT,, and Peter Van
derroort were elected Directors of the Farmers
Loan L. Trust Co., TO fill vacancies.
Tho Racine and Mississippi Railroad earned, for
the week ending Dec. ~, 1864, $lo,O29 81; loo3
1921 59-iDcrease, 81 &}S o.. Receipts from JAN
to Dec. -, 1864, s5Gs,2j7 ST. 1863, 3iO3,35S a.
increase, $l64 ,s99 %.
The Journal Of Commerce gives The following
comparative statement Of imports Of certain leading
articles of so duynp the past fonr wears
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tAdverisenient

iAdversement
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE 1910 LOAN.
Inn NATIONAL CuIRExcY BAsX. NO. WAILsr,
TucAL AGRSr or Tny 0ovEnsntSr
will receive subrpion, ior tbis loan DUNG h'wsssy giving
10 .ub,eribeu ,..y liberal teIma
Also,
an ann, ,oct Of 1910 TnE,,var ,oras On hard oT ,lr
OH Government account, al communion oiscclnt. Also
Rrys,uE STAMPS a. g. !sra g. discount
r. G. Apixs, Fredieat
y. SCoHRLp, CnLier
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COURT CALENDAR-Tns DAr.

SUrnrME CoURr-Circuit-par i.-Adjourncd
10 Mondsv Pat H. (hort csns@s)No Ice ?io, i2ll 1864
lIg7 IIie llT7 1863 1+5 leo I7 Part ill.C.sc ou nc
Calendar SrpcuL TEKn-llsues Of Law and ilct-NOf l3l
80 49, ia 1885, S. 49, 1885, lS9 ido i6i, l6! i6, ti ~
1853 1863 40, ILL., l1a. lIJ. ., $40.
Superior COuRT-Part Mos. 400, l7I3, 1919
aC6e 1919 <,2l a34 ,.ii <Ti3 47+T ti49 47s3 60. t57
tTSa PAN I-Nos 1860 Te6 44B asa 49,, 49,, ;slo
i0it 46iG <6i8 1850 &6ji. 46a6 4638.
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs.--Trinl Term. I'D
ionrned ior TIE tenn The Genera, Tenn VIII be IN session
IN. balance @! ne month
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Adyertisen.eIt
FISCAL AGRyT UNITED STATES TREASURY.
NiSTH NATIONAL BANK. NEW loRx. JAs. , 1903.
The 1910 UNITED STATES Loan announced 10y the Sec
rey OF tho Iro4suTy uM Jotsy BE- Erhdrdnn iTon the
fusf,et on Saturday Hcri TIE IN int
A, Fiscal iorSr yoR rHE UsITrp Sr,rrs GoyrRSarSr
iAn Raak rA take Sabf,pfieEa " tl. COLD lSTKnHsi
Lois Tor hu Vrol,
And VIII receive in rsym-u, L,gaif,sGer ard National
BraI Nof,, ard al sirED STATS livK rYR rSr interest
bearing Notes, add allow th" AcCtrrD INTEREST.
The sccrucd the 10 50 bonds may be- tken 81 100
payable IN currency.
PAYMENTS may hc made :. orce iirl before
Th ~ January ourid before the ian OF JlnUny
az ous third on - before the 2lsf OF jimmy
JO,rpH L. ORvn PRECEDENT
JOIN T HIL Ci,lior
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RnaaCnx1In AIr:Yed.

IN sfrGnslip Eagle from H0rerof T. Everett p M.vn.
Capt Munfoe, N. A. Rosss j q. Atrnworth, T. Coba. h.
MAR. n. jacob j. Acebp, j. N. Artist, Lsquer T. smith
T. J. Edu ards H. Bonrimsn, luDSues and lidy }. H.
Miro L. Arguiubsn. y. Rossrio T. Ao,, w. Naro Joseph
Jennings son, kuie L. L-dou. +. Ruiz J. Nsr. Mu b.
Bskewell END 2 children, h.. LadG
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,)ort-r)ar0ens' Sotiee.

STATE or NEw-YoRK. I
PoRT-W aRpESs OyElcs, No. loi " il-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the pa ed April H. 1857. emitted " An
Ac, 10 Rror,anr- the Wirieu Zee OF the POI of New
York" to al persons interested m having chafse o. no
.ubrc, matter OF such inquiry examination or survey '
tL. following vessels uud-r animation bv the PoH
arL-ns aud hat the said surveys uius.iou' VA 20
completed within days n1 succeodiaS TIA. nocs o.
beard ..d vessels:
Steamship New. York. ...Hob.sen-
Steamship ...-.......'.''.''''''''''9f - u
SHIP Kosin Iaste...... .....s'..s..'p
BARK MiuOna. T. IA
Bng Ceres.
Rg,2 Helen Dsckgr..,... .s...-.......... = - ~
MlkTnORsE TOMPhlEs, iiesdsnt
J. AuGs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Adveti.ementI
TEy-FoRTY LoAH.-The Subscription TO this
.old interest LOAN will be open for this week NJ the
FIscAL AGENCY or TnK UaITEp STATES TREASURY,
The NINTH NATIONAL BANK. So
All FIVE PsR Crsr Interest bearing notcs OF the United
s,tef received in payment and hs ACCRUED isI.REsr Al
LOEtD - w. Vh'' i'''"e"'
Jenx T. BuL. Csshier.
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AuSiti.

Jas i-SteameI-tranads.
Shlp-Jomcs ,Arston.
Bsrk-RrinGce. 81.
Bng.- C.eolc, Antrim. Flying Esse, Meslin, Loeb 10
mond
In. ". C. Duree. Breeze
JAZZ 5-SteamersEupire City, Ellen 5. Terry. star oil
South M,rposa, Zodiac, Melville.
SLip--Rhig-.
Bn.,-IIclcu, W. ". Dod,r, S,o'isnd Era
Schooucf.-Jas Ha,held, Hunter
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Ihdy-'tit-menI.
Last CHANCE FOR TLL IV-IUS.

LAST GRANGE FOR TIE IV-I0S
"TRtArEr DkpAGrnsNr Dee ", 1914
Notice hereby given that the tenfory loan Will be with
drawn on III. 9Th CT January No fGb'tion' therefor
will be received rier tba, date.
Nv. +. FZs.rSDrS. Secretary ofths Tro''uiy'
The FIRST NATIosAL BANK, Va. 40 BRoApwAi' WI re
ceye .ub,orpos, icr the 1910 bonds Oh the most liberal
terms, up to O'Clock sATvRpAy tho Hh n'f and Oh the
payment Of per cen, down. farther payments n'y be
POSTPONED until tho bond, are Issdy for doliysr-.
TINS gIsx /. in daily re e,pt of aio Tnnlsuar Eorss
fo sale on Treasury sccoin PER CENT commission allowed
sud the note, forwarded to banks anu Banker free Of
nc,.. s. &. THoxpsos Presid-p,
yAxp CuIPHIY, Cashier.
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MARiSE CoJRT-TaAb Tkax-JAS 5-Beors Jois
nkARNK.

ALL ABOUT VI NDhN''
Schell agt The Ninth-A'enue Railroad Cont
tsuy-Psirh sued 10 recover dpesss by reason o Ga
10 rim by the II horse disessed with tn. sandes
tor which wsrrsr,ee was gwen e-irec Ron q ease
Tn. defendants denied wig wauantce. The Judge s,ys
q iuLxment OF $50 10 The plaintiff.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-iAN.3.
NOTICE 10 TIE bAR.

.Jadge Bets will fake up the Admiralty calendar
u,,, AT II 90 locl a. W. Tue Jury Calendar will De
called on Monday, the lJh inst
ApPRAisAL oF PRIIs 'EssELs-fle appraisers apponfi
Armstrong $1,000, Emns Henry a! eV'cVU, 'Aen a.
$3.50.
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MINIATURE ALNASAC.
Son Rses..i:25 SUI Set......4 - Moon Ses... 2:0t
HIGH WATER TIlis DAY.
Sandy Hook.. 1881 Gov lsaud... 1:l Hell Gs,p... asa
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APPOINTMENT OF COUEr CLERX.--Mr. Con-
nor the rev County Clerk. las appointed Daniel b..
TAYLOR esq. ss Clerk OF the Suprens Court. Special
Term in place OF joel W. Stevens, resigned.
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IAiYertlsemrnt.l

A CLASS IN PRACTICAL PHRENoLOGY, Tor the
p,,Yortion ~ sd,e, and Gentlemen will b. opered
DAY EyRs Me- Jan 81 O'Clock u the Eoon' OF FovLRE
4 W. sLsa Ne ~ bpoaAHsv.
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"TNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL rENS,
MORTON'S GOLD Pens,

MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
TUE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any of the following in Cos. hs.h-
c,ibr vii send by rcu.n mail, Otherwise, d.gccsd
Gold Pen or I,us-seeesin9 ~ siMe dee0re"y :, Ge0F
ion, VIZ:
Fer 50 cents, the Magic Pens for - cents 81" Lucky F'li
Fem and es &c, s. s t,.or ptS 3t rp are
Numbered bu corTospcad IN ..zes to Numbers -! : Sni
d respectively.
rHK SILVER PLATED EXTENSION CASE. VILE
g. Hs M,s Isn iSs = The the LIZ ptn PeS o
aud Tor 80 Is, ,hs Excelsior Pen.
Thee are Well Finishes, GooiWri,ins God Pens. win
Irdosmin Points "a. Il every Of VITA
viii cr outast gross OF the be-. STEEL Pens G5 81 i'v
a,s uarayraH'ct aud, tserJo'e. 40 ,-ehaHgr15o
MOTIONS WARRANTED PINS
The asn4e A. Morton "suc,o5r." and o.. ~" n.
stamped on ,h. folow. Pens, ,rd ire point. psr,rl
tor SIX months, except against accident.
Tho numbers ind caie size cryi No beinr - 'ns'
No D. the lJr.s alap1ed for the pocket, No g. ~ ,ia
md 30. 49, 'ho largest Mammoth Gold Pen, FOX ae cl@
GOLD psy. WITHOUT cAss,.
FOR 81 % No. Pen, let quality or No lci. " i.N.
soe 81 80 No Pen LIST quality 40. Pea - quaiy
ora No &Peu. 81 qualify.
-" ora r. No. 5 Pen. "a qusiiy.
10. - No 4Pen. Is; quality; or sNo Fen "a casr'i
70. 10 Pen, /; q,ali:y No. Pen q qsf,y
rHy SANE cotp rySs. ~ SILVER ExrfSsioy c"ss WIZ
ror ~ No Pen, LIST quatyi ora No. 3Pep .d SnsE
FOR 81 so No: Pen Let quality OF No Pen, :dcnsAyi
Ior sss 10 Pen il quality No. aPcn :lqaa''y'
or No. ) Pen. 81 qnsi,y.
Fer SESAME Pen l.t quality ors No. Pen p lasf!i
ora No. 9 Pea. 81 quality. -
For No 5Pcn lie; quality; No 6fsn ID gnAi''
FOR rs Is No. Pea. l., fGaiity.
GOLD rx,. ALL WEST ororIY IL sLvEExor>r'o os's
For s275aNo 4Pen; s.r - ) No. sPcn; 90 ~'.NO'
Pc. for ~ IS -. Pen .
For - No Pea; or -es NJ. Penn aid FOR ~ So'
Pen. ~.
Tie list Quality" are pointed with the ve-y b's' l'd
min Points ,afe..y selected and al ~ gis.y 80
s,ld with the ghtc . erection which sAi sld ne o's''
scsutny al. detect >, -, ..f,,
previous 20 the yeas 1870. ~
TIE ID Quality he risds shall equal IN resre' 20 D1F
bny Elasticity Gni Coed Writing Qualities lAe only o'
con,ltr .stiors) any Gold Pens msdr elsewhere. -.
In er,d the Clasp Gold Pens IL hegs olvc TO ssy
previous opcranJ lis New nDd Pat.ntci ga .hs'
cori not b. ye made Good Writing and pursSo Frh ~
the price had tie Gold beou furnished sra'uncu'y' W.
peris. ordering u.ast in all instances specby We
or lie Number and Qgsliy OF tie Pens ~anei a,a -
p,ul,r 70 desc b. tho kiud they preeT-'eAe SUI W
An remittance, sent hv mail in re.s' o"rs re AT ny
risk and 10 al who send tween rcnts 'chrce
Ia addition the price q goods ordered wiz sui'"n! L
PsTties sandn. Gold Silver will be allowed Tie ia p'
40 81 IBS a dir cunt of 10 rer cent VIII b. owet q
ann OF SD and IS pr 80, aid OF ?" ttf cent -
SEQ /, ..n, 10 one address - one tIme. .ai,rsso
No Is Maden.aia. lo-s.
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lAdver'isrmcn'.l
WITHDRAWN AFTER 1TH JAHUARy.
TFy FosIY GOLD BOND,
PIiNcIrlL AND lNrfpKsr PsrABfs N COLD
Tnt TlsrH NATIONAL BANK,
-, ON ppOnDvav

Nc 30 BROADWAY,
viii receive subscriptions THIS vs'x OILY Tor the above
Bonds.
Payments may be made:
On. third tn January
One third ltth January.
One third 2lst January.
All the per Trssry No:'' received In payment and
interest allowed 10 date Of 'sue.
Aco.ss.sss- At returned TO all persons cub
,cTibns ior these bonds and attention called 10 them
being tho only bonds expressly made by law tho
PvrApLE is GOLD. ID. l.. Rots, President.
J. II, SIorI CaIhisr.
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Rrccjpts Of Produrc,

JAN a-7,312 bbls Flour. i20 obs. Whisky. u
bbls Corn Meal 375 pkgs Provisions, 5j7 pkgs. Lard
sio rL~. Ratter 40 pkgs Ashes, zoe Dressed Hogs
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:. VUFF VAS LEFT IN MY STORE ON

~ e.. eeh OF las, month which the owner may LsNe ~
FaSiht ''' Was J. r. MCDOWELL. i5o lin have.
NOLORED MAN OR STOUT BOY WANT.
"a =, Porter In Grocery Store Apply oc'orS Q"
MCDOWELL. ljJ Ninhars.
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MOTIONS WARRANTED PINS

The asn.e e A. Morton" "Nuc,oor" and " ctaIty' 81
stamped on the iollowin. Peus -nd ire points usr
Tor six months, except against accident.
Tho puuHers indicate size only; No. being 80 .ns -
No D. the lsr:e. adapted for the pcrict Nc IT, .a'
md No. 49, ,ao largest Mammoth Gold Pen, FOX ,ae c"4.
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The Comnit,.. having deemed des.bls &c Genuine heI
r,sss,t rsno ms;sv 70 the effects immigration on the wei
rs N M. would ask leave 10 reserve
,bs eon,derson Of it's more extended influence on the IMAM
,tal ssrensh of nation for further ooDnuncsuo"
All Of which !, respectfully submitted
Essp- York, Jan. 5, 1885.
Signed A. LOMi,,. g.,
, 1865-05-05


"A Memphis correspondence makes the fol-
lowing observations about the l1-fated Sui.
tana:
She Was very fast, and by reason other 50.
perior capacity In making steam, was until
the advent Of the new Magenta, enabled to
compete with the fastest boat adoat. The
GAUGE aEcribcd for this accident ts leaky
boilers. This Of itself is quite insufficient, ns
this is not uncommon. It must be uudestooa
that all Of the Mississippi steamers are pro
PEELED by high pressure engines, one nun nun
being quite q common pressure, Whne tairty
Ii iare rate On the ocean. an 1nTesuEa7,,
tfon has been ordered into the affair " WILL
b. observed ttat the explosion occurred early
in the morning, and soon after leaving port.
Most Of the accidents to boilers nave LIZ
tame coincidence. The custom OF tuG c1aEt
engineer is to retire for the night, leaving MS
deputy to pump water and raise steam on
starting. Foriy-five minutes after having
the wharf, or about the length oi time neees.
sary to heat the boiler to a white heats anu
to exhaust the mreplenlshed water, t9e
strain butst Its iron bonds and ssnt its a1S neea
passengers into the air. The pressure Of the
war necessities have rendered many Of the
Ii ral inspections and rules practically dead
letters and the surprise has often been ex-
Treseed that accidents were not more ire
quent on the Mississippi. The Elld, reckless
character OF the west leads 70 frequent racing,
anu stcamboat-1ace on tic Mississippi Is o
fearful thing. Instances are recorded where
the barrels Of pork have, been rolled up
from the hold to be consumed In the furnaces
to ada to the tle1ceness Of th. fuel At times,
the whole i1ame of the fIa1 craft may be
seen to CULVER with the dlrett pressure Of the
steam upon the piston. TREE OF more cha1-
ltnees and races are recordH within the past
month. Now TINT peace is gain TO bless our
and, the present occasu is ting to en-
tulcc the laws which may render s;eamboat.
travel less pe1il0us than the rutning Of rebel
batteries.
, 1865-05-05

Long told Stevens 4. head. averaging 1.ssd -. At
Ae ans to1d Diamond % hesd butchers'. 4yessgtax
Tsssy so!a Metz "a head, .1.t.ztnx 40 es 81 w.
Go't snith aola Kahn Is h.sd stock. aTe1as
Eal,Tmh Mallory 500 Ms.ks Is hesd roush ca.-
Ee averaging f00 na, At "a. Is
va ,w1tk b Mallcty sold Wah1 head connou
ateers. svezsgt-g rs ns, st $50
pEoy1Ks' C31o1 YARDs.
Pratt sold Coo t8 he4d ayets2fng l.1tu @s >. u ~
Ns!.work Mh.ler1 sod Kahn u head, aVef@si4
B.ld.:n soia Re,rneu.n . head. averaging $50 ns,
Hssms .o1d Reilly & Co. 9 heaa. averaging 10 NJ,
Hsnt!!. Nuad4 C; .old Kelly Co. Is head. avsr.
rreea.ea sold Boosn Is head, averaging LILO rs, At
15exn T!eesSnps0n .o1d Kshn 1s head, averaging
&, 4, I:tsy !! W :ols MARKS Co. = ss;a: ~:
Ei2hman sold Levy q Co. Is head. averaging 1,loo
e Gteen a Sid Kahn Ii hsae, averaging LOO MS. at
COBB .old Norris wal1all Co. s. head averaging
' 'Ho5s-T Tss 4 eeipts to-day amount to 112so head
and the shipments to 1ed1 hesc. Tha entered saes II
tae various yarts foot up c.1oo hsad. At ranso q
:. IS for coarse and common hogs to ea IS for gco
Ths market has been dull, and iu.Y &c lower thar
yesterday.
ns ~ very good au 4litJ but the un.etsled sssto
M Es1te1u uaaakrt dcters buJa1a from inTeatns t
| any considerable extent
! The sales to-day afo - touo"S:
, 1865-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
m0NKTAHx.


II 8dn .ha h,.,o-- ~ ~. v1,r.hr,s..., DNs,
I'm "a u,,,tan ma n ,be mad fn,ara.t,,n chsn
N !, VII, ha NAT ,phch rerort. -. an.ncisI
teotnrc. F,om the 7rst {saua or Trc,anrv Vntes
down IN ths 1,a, Govsn.ThI,tv 1o,n tha rao-,,,
49,. - 49, se..s...~s..~.- C.~,,.u... =. ~.
ha,a. nj, ~ ,saas-.- ~. Gnv.~n.,oat 80.
s.1as ~ 49, .".... :, ,,se ,z1,s ta...,, - ~
sra.,sa - ..sssh..,. a..t.r,a, ~. s.a -.
tra1. -..@. s.,S 80 -
,1amole 1aoo.ets CAME 'o1"a,o easeliJ, caen wiz
- sun, uo ~ 1a!ss " 1ha4., " 'I. - a.s,. -
sa H. W oouos. NJ e.sn - ssns. ="
y. - 81 "ao A a.,s, ,..o. -
~. - ~. ~ ~ - 49, 1.a- -,
80" .ss y. 80 80 3au a.. @ m"aa, ~
"ttuin mo pas' 4'ul ssa.. 'a' g. 49,
va nt w. su ~ 49, ~ 49,. !" En.ansa S ~ s
suous. oaaA ~ Go Soau-s. "ueA 81 49,
ssa,.NNts no-'u sotat 'uo o. .. FsoF ~,
~. -. ~ M. s asH ~ 49, ~
h.mta au. o13 "a o3t . as peups 's ~ .,sir sstss
49, s..aas -" .,st. a' s.a.a sh,ta1cr
,ha~ aan,1 -. ~ ~ .h.na ~
rssa. sso e; .,a,s.-.o,. M u rss
r., ~, ~ .-, su hsc.ra th,ronob,v .,onssd
90 ~ ~. ,.ad ~ ~ e.. a,hsr th,n Hatiopo1 cnr
-.rc, ,hst l. s.r,. ,nto 1ene,at ci;ru1a,ion-
Tro-r - 49, r1,-.r7yx tn,u, tha htatnrg
- 49, a,sss,e ~, Irast - f,rca me oreen,
h..ts ~. - v.,1t.. s,d if,a a,n,e stru0.
+oor .,a,a M ~ S,ono-ssa ~ taT tie rsr.u,is
a. en, -" -. s,e h,ch Wa forced upo IL
~ ~ ,o..I..r - ths neon1e sea,ch all history.
~, ~, ~ 7,a 1onnd anntaer Instance Or
aane- 5n,ine civil WI commanding
n,e,n,nrn ore1 conmerela1 and iank paper. In
~, -.a.1a,s r.rs IT. has hgen Al discount as com
~ nrst.cla,s merchants and
nEs's m''r .zearsver ,r ,1a hnm.n famJy dwelt.
nv ..h.t a. tr,7a of the Goycruuent currency ia
cona1,v truo Of the bonds. Even the aasa.slns-
~ A.. p.ne,aant did mt diminish the sub-
, 1865-05-05
ERVNI BALTIMORE.
arrest Of Two MARYLAND Conspira-
tors


BALTIMORE, May 3.-Thero were brought
here to-day, in charge Of IN armed guard Of
soldiers, under Lieut.. O'BrIen, tive citizens
OF Calvert county, named Dr.. N. W. Browne
and ". n. Cochran, both ofthem under charge
# being concerned IN the recent assassination
OF Union soldiers stationed there. Cochrane
acknowledged that be hud been for months In
u starving condition, which being known to
B,owne and others, he Was offered large
sums Of money to take the lives OF certain
soldiers. He accepted tue terrible bribc, and
deliberately assassinated two soldiers while
ceiy,d $l75 for killing ti,e frat sold!ck,aud WAS
to have $500 for the murder Of concealed foe,
but fortunately escaped. His horse, how
cyer, was killed. The rebels In the lower
counties, within the past two weeks, have
committing dcpredations upon the inhabit-
ants, and slaughtering. numbers Of Govern
1ncnt cattle.
, 1865-05-05
The Pageant at Chicago.
IFrom the Milwaukee, sentInel.J

VIC were not wrong in ourconjccture that
the funeral pageant co1necttd with the re-
mains Of President Lincoln, 1t Chicago, yes.
terday, would prove by far the most imposing
ever yet witnessed In the Northwest. It Is
probable 1t never will be surpassed.
President Liuc6ln was resident Of Illinois
AT Chicago he was first bought, forward fur
the Presidency, and 10 Illinois his dust re-
turpssgain to mlngle vita the kindred clay.
Arriving at Chicago IL seemed as If his re-
mains had reached their home. It was narn-
ra1, indeed inevitable, from tie feeling Of Chi
caso and all Illinois In the circumstances,
ard the sympathy. Of her sister Wisconsin,
that the demonstration Of yesterday should
be unsurpassed In numbers and in nit the evi-
dences Of heartfelt gr1.f To compass 1t,
however, in the Imagination, whole great
city animated By one thought With its popu-
latlon, swelled by counties thousands from
without similarly moved md that through
sorroW for q fallen chief md desire to honor
his remains, must be taken into contempla-
ton. The whole city was converted by out
ward and most appropriate emb!ems into one
vast house Of mourning. At least 20 0o0 per-
sons Joined In the procession, while countless
thousands OF others, silent and respectful,
lined the streets and filed the houses through
which the procession passed.
, 1865-05-05
". II. & A. stuRrt's Market Report.

- lTYxkPocI, April il, 1851.
Ihroneh2utthe week buainsas generally hAs coa,in-
ued In tho same stats ~ Adrsed IN last renors
tnt and lnantmate. T. sterdey being Good Friday
was k~p: close holiday, md Ia the Cotton Market
as usual, hutneis u snAnended to-day also Bacon
Fais country dan Nd, thou lstttrE sTrtyss haYe
been crtty liberal prices maintain their ground With
s,t:ndsncy 70 harden: uoIders are arm Wa Do not
PER cws: shoa!deIs unchanged. B'ef.Vranascttens
vtry tn it but holders DO salea under
ss1on mai prices hsEoeu as &rflFals decre4se
Pof%-saies to fir ext: ut gtesder pricts. We
93ote Pme r.. Ea:iesn M ;2a 3D. TO 75s per 200 d. Prime
,Cn1Es1-Demsnd g:od. especially for Fine Facto-
fea Hneh sFc zcs edlbky acArce. SAea 3,c0 bo1ta,
AL 1t weeks rangs prtcea.
. .BCTTxH-finest qualities in good demand, but yery
nssit h5eaiy prime Offering the present mild. ,es.
quotations. MiddliDg and inftrlor sorts are dncnt
to ptsce ut any price.
socks are Light. holder. press and aIe MOI L.
cMed to accept lover prio.s. We quots nominal
V4lue Es. to 6os. per cvt.
:, ,Rh1ApnTUTrt-Market qui-t with price, tending
sf93EnEs;ds oEas to The eontnaanca q the n,usn
.tes "a. to TO - "a PIT 1so Ds. tor Bed
inter- and 81 Id. 10 o.. tor White. Flour quiet at
Nst weeks prices: Indian Corn In better demacd,
the present. Fl. A 9r5-