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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

Editor Of WateIEaH Journal :-DEA SIh-with
your permission wish say the readers Of your pa
per that will SEND, by return mail TO all who wish il
tree Recipe with full directions for making aud using
a simple Vegetable Balm will eaeeuAlly remove in
days Pimpes, Botches, Tan. Freokes, and all Inn
puries Of the Skin leaving the soft clear smooth
and Beautiful.
will 'lso mail free to those having Bald Heads.
Bare Faces. simple directions ard informant n that will
enable them to start full growth Of LuKuriAnt HAIR
whiskers, or Moustaohs, in less than thirty days
Ali applications answered by return mail without
charge Respectfully yours,
THOs. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
4555 S3l Broadway New York
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Dgaths

In Barre April 9th Mrs Eurdice K. French wife Of
Micah French Esq
H. Barre, MAY ID. Mrs. Hannah Dimock. widow Of the
late Burrage b. Dimock Of Montpelier, aged so years.
In Eat Montpelier, May LIT. Mrs Laura A Fuller,
wife n David Fuller, aged SO ysrs.
In BAst Montueler, April Ii, Isaac Hamblin aged rs
year. New York and MAssAehu' etts papers please
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.


AT RlDGE AND BRIGHTON.
HepoI ed Snd teegrsphed to the wstchmAn
fof the ending etnesday, Nay 3rd, 1905.
AAUCSr % Suck AT MARKEr
Csuue shrep snoies, Fat Hogs Calves
Lot ~ges $50 1000 500 100 l4JO
U.v ye.r ago, sa4 $3.50 7OJ 1910 1000
bt0 CArTLs-tEtra lat And heavy premium uAen,
SIS 50 $1,000, ist qdAaty alaOO = Sla,OOi aud
qu.uty SlJ,OJ 1870, 81 quality I'll 90 siz'7S per
lOO lbs, 1OtA ueignt VI hide, ialOu aud dressed
beei ieS choicest s'ngie pairs, a frao''on over
$1,000 Bulls, 40, $1,000 OF less.
Working oxen, Sl1J $3.50 per pair, or according
to ther value DeeL Handy Steers, 800 $50
Ainon Co~s, lair 1uattS S4O s7Oi vItrS gOVd s73
rV~ aud dry Szs $40.
sneep sud LAMBS shesred a ots., unsheared
i2c; extra ~ ~ css. per ID. on i've welgnti OF
su,OO cOO,OO per head
snvtes-N nOies4le 10 1885, retail, l4al6 per ID.
Dressed w aOOe. Fat hOgs, III a l2o per To-
Veal Caves 20 a 30 per nesu, hue lOuA
hilcs, Brighton = 81 per 10. CoauIry lots, b
10. C.li-skins. a w.
Iaiton Bughtobo = lie per h.
rvl,s. Silh WOOL On, $1,000 $3.50 each. Couatry
REMARKs:-Beef cattle are full another dollar per
cwI Win exceeding ouil market at that The
al Cambridge being slO~er than We remember ~
have since lsol osme drovers scarcely sold al
AninAl all the forenoon Of IuestAy. Ii We make
htte allowance for the great differences between short
supply two weeks AgO, aud tue superaoundanee oi
beel aud veal nov, there 10 difference OF ABOUT
ceuts per 10 beef this market Ia two weeks,
whom We think is me greatest change have ever
chrUuicied IN sugle fortnight Ihls week aud laet,
together the average l7l4 head the came week last
Sesr averaged y0s he 3D. CaoadA pOurs IN ner STOCK
upon us, besides the 40 Albany cattle many Of when
are probably Canada, about 400 OF the 740 ~ Csn-
bridge are IRON Cana1a.
Veal calves both dead aud alive in hesyy supply.
We heard OF no sales At all. BItohers take them Of
the growers work up the best they eau, and then
divide "pruht Aud lOss As as We can ascertain,
oAlvvh considered 10 be worm hardly one hall 40
much this week As tnree weeks ago.
Although the number OF sheep Is remarkably smAu,
We DO there Is any change 10 prioe Tor the
better. Veal Ii penty AID cheap, that but NIUE
muttOn Is needed
kXAcrLY.-An exchange speaking of al old
gentleman living IN It's vicinity, aged SO years,
VINO was still as active, hale and hearty as
most men Of 6fty, says: He invariable takes
a glass Of Pinkenrtons Wahoo and Calisays
Buffers with his meals. He also rides
great deal, aid to the ABOVE popular beverage
aud healthful exercise he attributes his yigor-
Gus health On recent occasion, when
asked by medical friend what ply sican and
epothecary he employ ed to which he replied
"My physician has always been HoRsE and
my apothecary an ASS" 55.56;dsw
Wood, Bixby N Co., wholesale Agents,
Montpelier, VI.
For sac by N. X. Brown, Montpelier,
Vermont daw:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
HAPPINESS OR MISERY

THAT rs TIE QUESTION
All nervous suffers afflicted with sperma,orrsss.
nightly Emissions Loss Of Poser Impotence. &C.. the
esult OF selfsbuse, Sexual Exercises. and impure
nections. can have Of them free In
sealed envelopes eceip, Of red stamp Address John
d. Williams 2. o. Box 2ssJ. Philadslphis, A.
595e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
NINELAND LANDS,

To all Wanting Farms
Large and thriving settlement, mild and healthful
climate 80 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad, rich
soil producing large crops, which be grow
inV Ten twenty and hfty Tracts At from Sl5 to
S35 per acre PAYABLE within our years Good business
openings for manufactures and others Cnurches,
schools and good society II ia the most improving
place west Hundreds settling and building
The beauty with which the place is laid out is unsur
passed Letters answered tapers giving full iniorma-
ton will be sent free. Address CHARLES x. Lam
Dis, Vineland Post 1fice, Lands Township, n
From report Of Scion Romnson, Agricultural Editor
Of the Tribune IL is Of the extensiv, eriile
tracts ia almost level position and suitable condition
pleasant farming that know Of this side Of the
Western pf .irlea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!
IATCHELOR's CELRBRBIED HAIR UYB

is THE BKs1 IN THE WORLD
The only Harsslsss, nrts, Reliable Dye bnoVH
The splendid Hair Dye is PeriecI-ehahges Aed.
Dusty or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural Brown. without lnjuring Hair or Staining
,nc Skin leaving the Hair soh and Beautiful; impAru
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and
zee sites the IN effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL
ngned william bachelor all others limitations, and
6ould be avoided Sold BY all Druggist, FACTORY
-o BARCLAY 81, New YORK Bachelors New Toilet
team too Dressine tn Hkir l. .h3.dap
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
HOWE o. STEVENS FAMILY DYE
COLORS.

The family dye eoiors, Manufactured by those well
known ohemis Howe Stevens 260 Broadway, are in
general demand throughout the country Th is just
what might expected when the beauty, pem,neney.
purity AMI general excellence OF the dyes is considered
They economical than excelenti readily
be used by every family in few hou apy material or
gaia mt be eolored to any hue desired, and In
style no, eqaalled by any dyeing establishment ia the
land. The demand for the Family ess constantly in
ersasing. Once tried they become indispensable. IS
PURE OLD HOLLAND.
There are many old people aud others who little
good old Holland Gin occasionally. To all such We
would recommend the celebrate Dunsers London Dock
On sold by g'ocers and druggist, almost every where
G. A. RICHARDS. No 90 Washington Street, BIOS.
ton, Wholesale Agent IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05
DIR. TEBBErrS' PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERArOR.

DIR. TEBBEFrS' PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERArOk.
The Most Wonderful Discovery of the Age !
VIII positively restore gray hair to it's origin
al colors, whether black, brown or auburn,
anc being delightful dressing, it impart, to
it a beautiful glossy and healthy appearance.
1t will also promote growth of new hair on
bald heads, where the glands or roots of the
hair are not disorganized and effsctuslly re-
move oil dandruf, itching and humors from
the scalp. ~ It is warranted to produce
the above results or money refunded. Price
. 90.
TEBBErTs BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Manchester, n. h.
Sold in Montpelier by Wood, Blxoy Il Co
and by druggists everywhere. 53:75:daw
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+ ETTERs remaining unclaimed in the
i Post Ohioe At Montpelier, State Of Vermont, the
81 day Of May, 1865.
Aubeftin A Mr. Jnrdon, Flora Miss
Alger Warren King Henry Mrs
Arbuhkle, Matilda Mrs Kenney, T Mr.
B.nnstt W II Lambefton, Geo w
BroughtUn, John Lease ,Gutdin
Brinkman, Lucy Mrs Livingston George
Brown Mary Miss Lovett ID
Cartier Louis Leonard, A Mr.
Clark, Cornelius Leonard, Addie l. Miss
Carr Elbridge Lee. Albert
Cameron X Mrs Mann, Louisa Miss
CslleY, Amanda Mrs Marsh Addie Miss
Chapi-. MARY Miss Mills jr jacob
Clark Eliza J Mrs Marin, Anna Miss
Col7urn. Julia A Mrs Morse Harry Mr.
Celley, Franklin Mrs Osgood, David
Cumk Mr. Presler. Cath crime Miss
Cummins Joel Parker. Ira
Colby, Mary A Mrs Parker. John
Cresses. Adde A Mrs Page, Nj NJ
Colby, Sara Mrs Reaotay, Mrs
Davis, Adeline Miss Ripley. Adde NJ Mrs
Dow, Sarah W Mrs stevens, Mary Mrs
Dow. Lester X Mr. Stevens, 7 rMr
Dow Elias Mr. Scott Mrs
EMERSON. VIM ID Mr. smith. Louella NJ Mrs
Potion Mr. Terry. Julius
GODDARD n A T.nnsr BridRman Mr.
Hill, Timothy X Wade, Phiandet Mr.
Higgn, Wiley, thilandrr sir
Hathaway Harriet Miss Wing Wv
Hutchins X Mr. Wnsi.y. Warner W
Huntington, NJ West. Jerry M's
James, n YOU <. Joseph
To obtAin any Of the letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters date Of the list and pay
two cents for advertising
II not called for within month, they will be
TO the Dead Letter Ohoe.
JAMES G FRENCH. Postmaster
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Dated at Montpelier, April goth, A. D 1859
ASAHEL PECK.
1851 Judge of the Supreme Court


~ OTICE.-I have this day given my sun
! ' Noah Z. Tailor his tins during the remainder Of
his minority, and shall pay debts OF his acting
nor claim any Of his earnings hereafter.
DAVID TAYLOR.
WAshinQton 4 pril IS 1885 So 55s
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- T ATE OF We X NJ . N T..

~ T A T Il O + ' Z K N 0 n I.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
10 Probate Court, held at Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1865
Charles d. Smith, administrator of the estate Of
Nathan B. Johnson late Of Washeld, in said DISTRICT
deceased. presents his administration account for
examination and allowance. and makes application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate
Of said deceased.
whereupon, 1t is ordered by said court, that said
account and said application be referred TO session
Montpelier, on the 9th day Of May, A. d. 1865.
for hearing and decision thereon and IL is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
sue ,essvey in the Vt. wstchmsn & State Journal, .
newspaper iblished st Montpelier previous to said
time appointed for hearing. that they may appear o.
said time and place. and show cause, II any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
By the Court.
1855 Attest T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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VERMONT NEN'CRAI AND SULI /.
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRAN GRMBNT.
Commencing May /. 1850
Commencing Nay /. 1855

TEAMS eoIre s. ~ .uD RAs-
Leave Montpelier at 800 NJ 80 P and 10 90 I'm.
MAIL TkAIS leaves 81. Adams at 50 A. NJ CON
nectlDgst hitc River Junction aud BeuOws Fails with
uains fof Boston, Worcester, Struggled and NeN
York. arriving at New York at 10 IS P. n, and with
trains on PAssumpsic Railroad
Day Xxi hBsh leaves Monueai a. 81 An. ST. Johns
10 n, ogdensburg at 5 80 A. NJ. for Boston Se.,
come ling al Burlington with Rutland road for Troy,
Albany and New York. arriving Boston via Lowell At
1870 IN.
NIsHr BxrRR.. leaves Osder ,Durs Al a 80 a
MoI.rea a. 30 >. IA, Rouse's Point at 545 NJ,
t. johns at $50 ?. NJ, rriuns Boston $40
co meeting at beiiovs ais With Cheshrs road for
bJst n and Worcester aud with Vermont Valley h.
Il or Soringheld &C, and arriving in New York Al
1870 Pm
MAINS ooIEG NORTH AND wHsv
Montpelier at 20 A. II. us An, and 80 p n.
24Jp III.
DAY KxPEssr leaves boston via Lowell at s W a m 4,
for Burlington, St AbAns MVuuea, ogden, Ourgh and
the est arriving MOntreA at " pa AMI = sdens
ourgh at u so a.
a.AIL TEAIk leaves Boston al 8 -. go Lowell.
Lawrence, Fitehbure Springfield at 746 A. ~, for
Burlington and st. Adams.
AoUOAAODArIUr lHAir leaves Northnold At 40 A.
NJ and Burlington at 9 10 P N, for st. Adams.
~, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley h.
leaving Mes Work Al Is Pm. and from Cheshire X
having Boston at 5.l5 Pm connecting White River
Junction Sith traiu leaving Boston a. 81 p. for
BurhngtOa, Rolse's Point Nontreal and ,denshurgf
eonnrein. at Montreal and Osdensbutg witt Grand
Trunk trains tor the West
Sleeping cars AttAo go 20 ooth the night eApfe
trains RAINING oetseea st. Adams and Boston, and ST.
a bans and springfield.
III ough Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at
the pIincip lststions
q. MKRRILL, supt.
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Marriagrs.

In Rochester, Aprl 49, by asy Geo s Guernsey,
Mr. Geo C. ChambeIlin aud Mrs. Phsbe Ann Miner.
both Of Rochester
In woleoti, April 2Si, by Rev. Horace Herriok, MI
Wilder + Chandler, OF kesne, H., and Miss Sarah
NJ Olmstead Elno;e.
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The Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OPPIoB OF CoMPrRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, March 80, 1855.
Whsreds by satisfactory evidence presented to the
dersigned, IL has been made To appesrthat
1.-THE MONTH eLIBR NATIONAL BANK"
in the VILLAGE II Montpelier In the county OF Washington
and state OF Vermont has been duly organised under and
according the requirements OF the Act Of Congress
titled An Act TO pro vide National CURRENCY, secured
~ pledge OF United States bonds, and provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved June
Act required be complied with before commencing the
business ~ Banking under said Act;
NoU therefore, HuoH MoCuLLocH Com trnler OF
the Currency. do hereby certify that THE MONTPB.
LFER NATIONAL BANK" in the village Of Mont
peleT in the county Of Washington aud State Of Yer
mont Authorized 10 commence the business OF bank
ing under the Act aforesaid.
In TesrHony Whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
Office this third day Of March, 1865
HUGH MoCULLO II,
lh'sJ Comptroller Of the Currency
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

The subscriber b'g' leave To inform m. citizen, Of Mont
pslier and vicinity, that he has purchased the
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
ELLIS LOCK-.
lately owned by Mr. Davis and that h, will .pdsavor to
make TIA
LIVE CONCERN,
where the Public can get any kind of Picture
VERY BEST Atty.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
Of all the dasren, Styles made satisfactory and durable
Large Photographs,
from old Ambrotypes or DAsuersoyps
Special attention will be given to ,h. branch Of business
Persons having old and Faded Pictures Of
AsED SOLDIERS,
other friends. can have them enlarged to any size,
and finished In
India Ink or Oil Colors,
80 tia, hey will look We though taken from life
Having engaged the exclusive services Of
Mr.. A. W. JACKSON,
one Of the
Best Colorists in New England,
can do this kind Of work upon better terms and Of
better quality than any other establishment
in the STATE
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS!
Alsrg' stock Of Photograph Albums constantly on
hand, which will be sold at
Lower Prices
than ever offered in t wn before.
r r A NJ T. =
in great variety OF .izss and patterns.
VERMONT SCENERY,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
of different Places in the State for Sale.
The Assassin !
large and 6nely
Colored Photograph of the Assassin,
on exhibition At the Gallery.
Also,
Card Photographs for Sale.
Any one Of the following Photographs will be sent
by mai on rec ip, OF
% Cents, or five for 81.
Iresluent Lincoln,
Gen. Grant,
Gen. Sherman,
Gen. Sheridan,
and Assassin Booth
ON Il X II | B L O N
Several large Colored Photographs As Specimens Of
what can be made from old pictures.
Having secured the services Of
r. II : M II II a.,
old aud experienced operator,
The subscriber is confident that he please all who
entfust heir work to his care.
A. +. STYLES.
Il. II. SMITH Operator. apr27:dau;2w
-rrur DIR LAROOKAH'S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-05

g She shook her sparkling hair, that shed
Such lustfs Der her besuteous head "
Ladies who dress tb.ir hnr with sTERLIHos AMMO.
SRA find that |, adds new charms and lusue to their
beauty $3.50
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EtQaI Aotirfs.
ITOsEs OOODRLLs HsTA~E-

MOSES GOODELL'S ESTATE
1Vl The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable probate for the Dstric; q
commissioners, TO receive, examine and ADJUST eli
claims and demands Of all peTsens, aganst tho estate
Of Moses Goodell. late Of Calais, in said district,
deceased represented insolvent and the term Of .S
months from the 18th dny Of May, 1865, being al
lowed by said court 70 tho creditors Of said deceased
~ exhibit and prove their respective CLAIMS before us.
Give notice, that We will attend to the duties N
our appointment At the dselling- hSnse of the .t-
Moses doodel In Calais 10 said district on the ale
day Of May and 18th day Of October next, st oDe
O'Clock 10 the afternoon on each Of said days
c. McLOUD, -,
QfIAaWHEEIOCK Nom -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

CHICAGO, May 18.
Markets generally better.
Flour-$5 75s7 % for spring extras.
Wheat-$l l3ai 10.
COrn-Sales Of No 1T 47a50c; No 2 Ut 20
a4lc; Rejected A4Oc.
Oats-Quiet; sales 81 343a341c.
Rye-NO ut soc.
Bxrley-Sales ut 45c.
Whisky-$I 81.
Mess Pork-s22IOa23 50; Prime mess do
at III so.
Lard-Sales at i.1c.
Timothy Seed-Sales at 42a2 80.
Flax Seed-SA!es ut 81 75al IS.
Beef Ca,tle-94 60 for common; Is 25a6 90
for medium; 81 75s7 Is for fair to prime.
HOgs-FOr common s. Is; for good ship
ping s OOA8 25.
MOney-Stexdy.
F.xchaoge-Scsrce and firm at par to J
premium.
Gold-$l ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

TORS bought quite freely, at the decline no.
e. sso Yesterday. Sales include $500 head ut
sosa % for choice lots, and $7a7 IS for medi-
una TO fair grades.
country dealers have been Ia town and bus
mess with our johbers is quiet. Stocks
are good, and buyers can doubtless do as
we'll mere rs to go further East, but they
WIZ no doubt buy sparingly while 1t is 90
uncertain whether gold will go up or down.
Drain is coming forward more freelv. and
s''el farmers get through corn planting
trade in that line will doubtless be active.
Butter and eggs are not equal to the de-
mand In supply.
annexed Will be found our usual detailed re.
port Of this and other markets:
as sSpoAR-14@i7: C,ashsd-2lc; Refined-19L
COFFEE-31@a3a
= MsoLAssEsE-By the narrel-susar House n oo0
Misunderstanding * .,
SALTS.
R1CE-l4c.
BEESWAX-2yn3Oc
rRUrr-Rals,Eh, C-lme 81 co.
bROoMs-SS 00Gas- 50 per dozen.
ROPE-25G26c.
$500. " = aug . w: EXTRA soo; Gable"
WHrAr--sprtrs a,a,p.i %: Winter. 81 9es1 g.
6IE>4uC.
CORN--5Nc
HEANs--sl 25tni 60 per bushel
POrAToEs-3lW p+r bnshel.
ONlONs-$2@2 Ok, ss.nand
OATs--S5c.
BUTrER-.Nc.
EG06-l5gl.c.
CHIcKENs-S2 50@ts % yer dozen.
RAY-T:nothy. s,5 per ton.
WOOD-S5N per cora
HIDEs-Green l@.5c: Green Sailed mart eured
&C. Dry Flint. BE. Green sailed 70; Dry Stated
lie.
GREEN CALF sKIss-lO@Ilc.
SHEEP PELTe-5OMsSatc.
WHISKY-S1 sO@ll So.
LARD-l5c. : b.
DRIED APPLES-ilc a y.
TIMOTHY SEED-3l IS a hushel
CLOVER SEED-SA p bushel-in demand
FLAX SEED-Prilne 81 40@l 90 p bushal.
CORN MEAL-70c y bushel.
RAGseac p b.
COAL OI1-s5c p gallon by tho barrel.
FBH-Mackerel, Nc l, half bblg Sl2 90 No z,
a10@iO 50: No l kits s. 50, No 2, 8 %.
WOOL-55@6Oc
T1NHERs' SroCK-Tin plate loxl4 )l5 90:
Sheet Iron. we quote No 0@1. Boiled. l0@1l
No. D@1 charcoal l30l3c: 1oG Junlata.
l30l6.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

The attention OF our readers is respectfully in.
yited TO the advertisements OF Messrs & II. Ward
4 Co., winch will be found In another part Of
this paper. We are personally acquainted With
the members of this firm. and can vcHch for
their responsibility in all business arrange
ments which they make. ~ We have.a thorough
knowledge of their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet ala oblixa&ionA This
notice of course u intended for such 81 our rear
dess - have no acquaintance with this lrm "a
III WHO know them no reeo0Ae0aa&ina 4
nsoeasasy.-AswU sa6 Navy 0agos.
unaR1o.V90 y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

NEW YORK, May IL.
Cotton-2a3c better, at 52a53c for middling
uplands. Sales by auction to-day Of 623
bales of upland and Sea Island, at 401c for
good middling: 40ac middling; 373a403c for
low middling: 35c for good ordinary; Sic
for ordinary, aud .5Sa64c for Sea Island, all
payable in gold.
Flour-Saies at Sc 20a6 IS for extra State;
IS 9Oa7 Is for extra Il II O, and & 2Oa9 Is for
trade brands. Market closing heavy.
Whisky-Du!l and lower, at q O5 for
western.
Wheat-Dull. and dropping; 81 80 for
No Mil Club; 81 65sl 20 for amber Ken
lucky; q 90 for white Michigan.
Rye-Dull aEd nominal.
Earley-Quie,.
Corn-Gaa70c inferior to prime new mix
ed western and 7sAsOc western yellow.
Oats-47c for western. Closing . little
more steady.
Petroleum-Dull and nominal at 35c for
crude. 5Oa5lc for refined in bond, and 70a7lc
for refined free.
Pork-$23 37aa236 81! for new mess, closing
at e23 20 cash; 81 25a2l IS for 1864 cash
and regular way; $2l 25a2l so for prime,
and $l6 5Oal7 SO for prime mess. Also 1000
bbls new mess for May and June-sellerS'
option, at e23 25s23 Is.
Beet Dull ut $lOal4 90 for plain mess and
el2al2 so extra mess.
Beef HAmS-Steady.
BacoE-Rather more active.
Cut Meats-Cumberland cut l3Ic; shot
rib lac; short clear l54c.
Lard Quiet at l5alSc.
Butter-DuIl and declining at 14a2sc for
Ohio, and 5a3Sc for State.
Cheese-Dull at FABLE.
Money-Easy ut 5a6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Firm~ 1T d 004all0,
for first class bills.
Gold-Without decided change, opening
ut u 3OA, declining to q 29}, and closing
at 81 3O3.N
Government Stocks-Stronger.
Stocks-R 94A; Fl w 03a; O q p g.:
NJ 8 COZ; N Y C 50; Erie u; Hudson 1914;
Toledo IS: NJ q p g n; N w preferred 583;
Reading 92a; Quicksilver 6}; o d n cert
25a; Mariposa l2a; U 8 So 81 coup :l08a:
S 2Ds, coupons lO35; do new issue 1881 /;
one year certe 9A4.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
BEEr CArrFH-were duh and depressed,
and prices sufterede further reduction of
lOa25c per hundred on all grades. There
was = want Of confidence In the market,
and operators were not disposed to buy TO
any extent, even Ut the decline, and sales
wcre restricted to about 600 head. at Gao %
Tor fair to good steess and oxen, and = Soc
Is Is for co0m0n 70 medium 0utcoec'
Hossew,rs In god supply, and spssa-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20

@-Question for Copperhead to an
swer: IL it right to let white man vote
who has tried to destroy the Government,
while the privilege is denied to black
man who has fought to maintain itf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-20
Special. NOTICES.

Quaotfty Va Quality.-Helmbold's Extract
6arsapariila-The dose is small. Thoae who de-
sire large quantity-and large doses of me.it-
Cl00-ERR. rapra<AAU4ue