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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

THH Paris Journal des Ds6ats, in ,ts com.
ments upon the fall of Charleston. remsrks
that the European secessiouists coup, this
after all no great loss, as it is part of the
Confederate plan to give up all the seaports
and withdraw inland ''so that what we
took yesterday, by mistake, for a grand
victory for the North, is nothing bat a
cunning mau0uvre of the tacticiaus Of the
South" The Ds6qts adds:
ave admit the proposition. It an f;css
rs to remak that the armies of the North
are dispensed from having recourse 10 anv
such profound strategy; they have 'neTS+
evacuated what they have once taken. Lee
aud beauregSrd may concentrate. their
troops In the open field; they may thus
prolong the military resistance of the Soutb
just as the Vendeau chiefs in France pro'
tonged that in the west long time sfter
the Vendee no longer had q political az
istenoe. When the federal flag floats in
the large cities, when the Congress- NJ
washington shall have opened to commerce
the ports of the Atlantic and the GnIf.
when II shall have called together conyen
uons In all the secession States to vote !.
pure aud simple return to the Union or in
aetauIt OF conventions shall have mt II
eaSh county marshAl charged TO admins
ter the laws Of the United States. vrbon
the Confederate republic is contained an
titely IN the camps of Lee and BeaurerarJ
the cause OF the rebels will be dead ~
n0F'neFn troops viii not need to 90 IN
search OF Lee and BeAuregard and 10 ,nn
tne EisN OF defeat in great battle. To
nois , with the last army of the South ,beU
neeo only to stand still and allow ,;m3
.nlSsty, and more than ell the rsst. tboSH
Two inevitable agents of dissolution E bSS
senSny accomplish the ruin of defeated
parties, The spirit of disOord and ,rsa.""'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
a Good Word for Col. stroGher.

We learn that the Governors and Iepis.
latures of the loyal States of West Virginia
and Virginia have united in a REQUEST to
Mr.. Lincoln for a recognition of the serV.
ices aud sacrifices of Col. David Il. Stroth.
er-who recently resigned his commission
10 consequence of injuries to his health re.
ceived in the service-by comforting upon
the gifted author of the papers signed
Porte Orayou" a foreign appointment in
come genial cline. Few men had 80 great
temptations to disloyal'y as this gentlemen
on the breaking out of the war, and not one
has proved more earnestly, actively or
braVely faithful to the Union. The rebels
in revenge desolated his home and proper
y in the neighborhood of Martinsb1rg (;
and in dozen campaigns Col. Strother
generally acting as Chief of Staff, has
borne distinguished part.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

THE late freshet was almost without q
parallel in the extent of country which i,
affected and the damage which it coca.
stoned. NOrthward to the Canada line,
eastward to the forests of Maine, south,
ward to Maryland, md westward to Mis-.
souri, the rivers and streams we're all
swollen, railroad travel was DELAYED and
very much of personal loss and iucouys-
n'ence were suffered. Among the single
places that suffered mOst extensively were
Syracuse, Rochester, Harrisburg, Pittsburp
and Oil City. At Syracuse the loss was
nearly $1,000 900; at Rochester it amount
ed to several millions; at Harrisburg at
least 400 families were turned out Ofdoors
and the lossof property was very great;
aud at Pitsburg aud Oil City the damage
done WOs very large. It will take some
time at each and all of the places where
the fFeshet WAS most severe, to make good
the losses sustained, and get business back
into its old channels. Itisworrhy Of mott.
however, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the severity
OF the tFeshe', there were but few lives lost
lees than could reasonably have been eT-
Pected considering The isrgs nnH,Sor.N =,
persons exposed to danger and death from
The rapidly rising waters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

GEN. SHERMAN is now at Goldsboro,
midway between Wilmington on the South,
and Weldon on the North, and also mid
way between Newbern on the East, and
Raleigh on the West. BE has conquered
rebellion up to that point-been success.
full all the time and everywhere. His last
achievement has been to whip Johnston
out of the GOld0borO region and push him
Richmondwards.
shermsu'S men have had a terrible
march from Fayetteville to GoldsborO.-
They are reported ragged and Shoeless, bat
nevertheless 1.-THE most contsnted army in
the field to-day" Thirty out of fifty miles
this side of Fayetteville had to be cOrdu-
royed, yet the rate travelled was ten miles
per day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28


The London Times at last comedies that
we are in sight Of the "fnal scene" of the
war. 1t does in fact admit that the sue.
cess of our government in suppressiug the
rebellion is assured. What a humiliation
it must be for the 7TVres to admit that point.
For four long years it has devoted almost
daily large part of its space to the discus
sion of AmericOn affairs. 1t has fought
the battles of the rebels abroad. Ii has done
what it could to damage US. 1t has ridi.
culed the idea that We could possibly sue.
coed. 1t has proceeded on the assumption
that the republic was already divided, aud
that there was no possibility OF the restor.
alton of the UPiOn. 1t has exaggerated our
misfortunes ID the war, and moderated our
victories. 1t has given to England and to
Europe the most unfavorable view it could
OF our prospects throughout the whole war.
But now ut last it has to confess that the
final scene" is in sight. Sherman aud
Grant have not only conquered the Caro-.
liOas. They have conquered our great
English foe, the Times. Its broad sheets
may now be hung with the captured rebel
banners as trophies of our success.
With the nimblest logic, the Times flies
to conclusion of grAvest import. ItAn-
nouuces that because we have the rebel.
lion almost at.our mercy, therefore it be
hooVes England to be on her guard. 1t as.
serts that once fairly rid of our troubles a
home, aud having we'll taken breath, W,
shall begin to prCss our demands upOr
England for indemnity for the damap,
done to our commerce by the Anglo. rebe
pirates. and shall fight, If We see any pros
Psot of success. 1t urges the Enelisl
statesmen to see that the question doe
not remain unsettled, until it suits on
convenience to seek redress by force o
arms, We trust that the Kuglish state.
men will heed the advice and propose t,
settle the claims on principles of equit,
and Justice. But at any rate no bette
proof of the belief of the Times in our an
preaching triumph could be given than it
warming to England to be prepared for
demand from America for the ssttlemep
of the account, which has been runuiu,
for four years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
THE New York TLi6une of Satnrdav >,

1.-THE Fourth Army Corps, under Gen.
D. s. Stanley, ia reported on its wav to
Knoxville to join in the West Virginia
campaign, and it's strength is estimated at
from Is, 900 to $4,000 men. A cavalry
force, stated at 5000, has left Knoxville
under Gen. Stoneman, and is moving also
towards West Virginia, 1t is evident Gen,
Grant does not propose that the Rebels
shall ind very quiet retreat among the
mountain ranges west of Lynchburg,
should that be Gen. Lees plan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28

LKE felt our lines last Saturday morning
and we should judge they did not feel good
to him.. His attempt to break through and
turn our position on the Appomat:Oz, the
key TO the whole Iodgment of the Army of
the Potomac, met with disastrous fsilure,
although the attack, being well planned
and boldly and skillfully executed, was at
6rst successful.
The accounts furnished lead US TO sup
pose that the Sighting was general on all
that portion of our line between Fort
sleadman and Fort Haskell, and partOok
no little of the features of general en-.
gagemeut. The repulse of the rebels at
the last was very bloody. They will hard
ly try such an experiment again. Their
loss in men is nothing to their loss in
morale from such a failure. at this time
under their chosen and trusted Lee. The
sense of being absolutely forsskeu every
where and at ali points by good fortune is
the feeling that will possess the minds of
the discounted men and their comrades.
They hear nothing but bad news from
North Carolina. Sheridan's victories also
arc in their ears, and now their own bloody
defeat is fresh on their minds. The only
wonder absolutely is that even Lee can
induce his men to execute so bravely his
orders rs in the Fort Steadman attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
DIED-

=, H1o osy, March 9Th, 1855, Il 8 o,eIS.n ~
S,S p'ion' HErlN ?. ZAGI, wife Of b. n. "a. y:
me mineral VIII take place from the re,idsDo. =,
~ ms rasSdAyl morning At lOx o'clool
one-o the word Is bit.srI 49,
etSEeet is the comfort Strsr
tone to the crown Sli tSdeisssi
Gone-but. from earth 10 How, ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
Tuesday Morning. March 90.

GREAT praise is given to Maj. Gen. Hart
sUff for the part he took in Saturdays
fight. The General was a Captain on
ROsecrsDs' staff when the latter had his
headquarters in this city. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-28
Washington Hall!


easrS. oAArPBRI1 oAsFIEs
Mana FRANK RlVTBs
stage Manager Nj: J. u. WRsFoH
MUSICAL Cont W. G. DItTRIoH.
sRC0RD NIGHT or
CAMPBELL = CASTLES q
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE |!
The following names comprise the principal ar
Miss Rosa Cooke, Miss Fannie RIdden, Prtma
Donnes Soprano; Miss Georgia Fowler, 0ontralto;
Mrs.. O. J. BeeStey. sopran0s Mr.. William CASTLE,
Primore Tenore; Mr.. 8. O. Campbell, Primo Bari
Walter Birch, Second Tenor; Mr.. Warren White
First BasSo; Mr.. VIM. akaats, Basso Bufo, together
with On efficient orchestra and chorus: The Opera
Troupe Numbering FORTY ARTISTS OF GoknOWl.
edged ability. t''@i-''t
Tuesday Evening, March 9sth,
VIII be performed the New Grand Opera, by W.
Vincent Wallace, entitled . E = Z u
I'D 'hIARITANAT
Charles King Of Epain. e. Seguin
Don jose dc EAntsrem. g. O. Gam pbel
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Marquis Mr.. Warren Whit.
Miss Rola Cooke
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Reserved Seats, One Dollar.
~ Reserved seats can be secured ct Mel1or's
Doors open at Z O'Clock. ovsrturs to commence
at . quarter bsfore O'Clock. zlal
Books 0fthe Opera for sale ct the door.
mh6 w. d. HoUeH, Business Agent.
- FOR CINCINNATI. -iFE
The fine Passenger Packet POTOMAC,
Captain Fink, viii leave a. above THIS
i,AD DAY, the 2sth inst, at O'Clock P. N.
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The Fine Sfde!WheeI Passenger Packet
els5t' = WILD WAGNER, Captain Drown, will
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For LOuiSvillo, Cairo and st. l. outs.
r. Tho steamer GEM, Captain Richard
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S,-,l the 49th instant. at o O'Clock 2. ID. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to sl
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Wanted,
DY the undersigned, a FURNISHED ROOM.
ID For particulars address
mh2E.st Care MelIOr's Muaic stSte.
Horses for the Army.
PrsE osARTGRHAsEER's DEPAREHsHT,
GALLlPoLlS, o.. March 23d, 1866.
FRoM and after the first day Of April, viii bay
thsfoiloWtug prices for Horses delivered at this
ARTILLERY ...........................0I7s
CavalrY..................... SI65
Each animal to be fully up to the Government
Standard-gOod feIh, perfectly sound and not over
nine or pnder five years old, and from hfteen (l6)
to sixteen (16) hands high.
L. CAss FORSYTH,
mh21-1R Capt. and A. 9. II. "
At Reduced Prices.
T VIII offer my entire stock of Goods this morning
4 et prices corresponding with the price Of Gold,
for CASH ONLY. [nh2TJ J. 8. RHODES.
Prints, Muslins and Delaines.
ElE1E largest stock at ratnj In thJ. c,t,, -
i reduced prices for CASH ONLY.
, 1865-04-01

earliest time to the present, and hat The ptae.
dce IN such Courts Was. whenever there was
pfcpoasl 5cr lease to retef Is @ 70 tne nc TO-
dt that the lease should be made; and upon the
mastcr't report, to mike such order As vas Dee med
proper. AePheEson o. inlann: 5o. Inans menesnot'
Wefcc, then. thst e this were tn court Of
q be ESSs Compel lie eassa
ccute the lease. The question arlsea, HIS the
County Court the same power over Ihc guardian
he m eus1dian of iii minors In his jurisdicilon,
end ihc County Judge Is the great guardian Of ali
TIE fstnerlcss ehildren in his county.
ported), Judge Beckwt,h, in delivering The opin-
Ion Of Or own Supreme Conrt, says:
11hS&pprosal Of the County Court OF guar
Saeit % cridcnce 81 It's correctness. Tic aahorty u W
OF the County Court tn this reesrd Is e1n1ilaf to
that Of Court Of Chapcery. The provisions or
signed as complete code, hut were enacted to
conicr upon the County Court power to appoint
guardians, and to regulate their conduct In ae-
cordauce with their duties at common law.
q a. common law all guardians were regarded
az trustees, clo'hed with such powers and rights
as were necessary for the discharge Of the tr1sts
ab}e forEhe faithful discharge Of their cntics.
They we're liable 10 be proceeded against In the
common law courts; and Courts q Eh9acery,
ee ef ee dsesfse @ ia of tse ; "as
law, deyoycd u2o.a. them. The powers OF the
County Court to compel guardians to rendar an,
account, from time to time, of their guardian
chip are eo-vx1cuesyc With those Of Court Of
Chanccry."
1udge Dradwel1 further continued: I an Of
Tie opitiou that 1t ie the Court that directs the
guardian, gnd not the guardian that directs tho
Court, md that The county court has the power to
compel Guardian to do what is necessary to pro-
tect The estate and interest of hts ward; that It
hss not only the power to ORDER but it IS its duty
m bs 70 anq
benefit; and thst In exercising This power tac
county. court is entirely unlimited; except By the
satnte, and such known and established prfuei-
Piles as govern the conscience OF all courts of
equity The guardtsn I, ordered to make lease
ppon proper eecurity being glTen to Recnre the
payment Of fhe rent Dow acd Thompson for Pc
utibuer: Gardner for rc1npndent.
, 1865-04-01
Markets by Telegraph.
OCR MIDNIGHT MARKET IlEFOHT.


Ezw ToEK& March Sl-MdElGht.
Tie sleek market Ia more animated, and prices
show ecl cral improvement. The market appears
1=1reIy oytrsolo leading stccts and purchases Of
thoIis 10 cover contracts have produced decidedly
f1usr tone. The railroad list higher, and there
nre t1dcatlons o prices bling about to take an np-
wfrd turn. State srock., railroad bonds and bank
tha:ts generally quiet, being held aoove views
OF buyers. The stock board adjourned to-dsy to At
tend the fu1cra1 0; Jacob Little.
pRy GOODS.
At the r.; goods auction to day unfavoraole wcat1-
CT cauted cAt ndsncr. There wss rather an tn-
Different sale OF Cloths, dress goods, DC. This
smtr ostly passed, As there was an unwilling
ness 10 bid on them. Tho other nrttlea On ths csta
lcgue better tud made soIe compensation tns the
Ma1k down At the begIna!ng OF the saa AT s,les o.
sl-ths aud Ho1lsa goods there VAS alt attendance
Eifcts declined. El.ck Italians, &c; heavy
brought S7k@56c; do s29eoc; By Air
Ia chaf ele. &lso: Belgian back e1cth. ia
and very mach in thls proportion. There were not
mauy duplicates, and nsny lsues were passed.
0oy1RYAxSrs..
Government securities are I'LL strong. with drn
demand Tor gold bonds.
GOLD.
Gold Eas uuif1r1n and the market ranged arm At
13lhes, bnt was slightly weak in the afternoon On
military news.
a moderate bustnetz wss done in Petroleum stockz.
Prices steady. Eats Cf Bangor at $1le; Empire CttS
at s44r: Knfckerhoekef at SEC; Oceanic 1T $3.50;
Ind Farm 1t 20; Excclsior at LES; United stsses
at sla51; Teck at ECO; Commonwealth at - %;
Hydr1ck at SEQ; 9ermanla at SIC. Market heavy.
Crude sold at Sc refined In bond at 5t@52Hc; free
atH@72xc.
TH1. PRnnucx MARKETS.
There wa6 renewed depression in tho produce mar.
ke's to day. Business was limited. Flour declined
&0soc: Wheat sasc; Corn sc; Oats 3@5c; Pork
$lto: Cotton Ease. A sale OF prime Western 0ats
deliverable en- the opening Of the canal, was made
, 1865-04-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

:. The soul saray BY. an5 the hart bear,
Stal nerer sag rita DOUBT, or sAdte yith }tdr. =,
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief
who arm .hcmsclvc. against the Le9ions of DYs-
pepfia, Hesdsehs, Ague, Sa!lowne&s, Lauguog.
tiEcr Complaint, and all theis copcomftant evils,
with bottle or two Of PLANTATION D1rrERs, the
originsl s. T-1seo.-X. The great Tonic, which
is still increasing in popular faror, and Is eject
ing more cures Than ever before Ia cmphattcasiy
ing. PLANTATION B1rgEKs arc sold By all re-
Fpeetabie dealers throughout the hablsable globe.
apl-ps59-1t
, 1865-04-01
THE LAW COURTS.
The EIbe1 Suit against 1.-THE Times ,:
Execution OF III ASt s by Guardians

: UNITED STATES C1acr1r Cocr7.-U<fors Judges
Reynolds, which was passed on fhuttday to con
po.tponcd @ 1sz TIN! uni, future Day Of The terus
far,n rs. bailanee, anonet ,e o. s. .as feosla .,
fteucu @4AAa1 s"see1 "u'~a "ae 49, o'sa s eo1a1
John Q. wheels. ys: John Campbell. II this
verdict for the deientant, which occasion.
ed Eutuc EufpT!Ec. The plaintiff has moved
for new tsiai, a'lrei9g. taat the
defense was surprise to him. and that tt was sup.
ported only by the sfstemeut OF dctendantB
brother-in-law, Of conversations which occurred
ten 5es.s aso, and sst ont N deposition f7ken
Without nonee o. wd.ea @ @eepo9a nea'neT PLAIN 4,
evidence, and when II vas too late 10 ohtain cyl.
dence 10 disproTc II LIT motion 1of new tr1A
Viii be argued at thtofe day o. this tefm.
The following ORDERS were faSeu IN the annexed
eauses:
$50. Samuel uoitou Fs Joseph Irtsbey CT al.
Judgment Tor plain9H:
S9-S'6. Sanc St. Solomon srossen ct NJ. same
order:
h 4V-5is. game rs. 4av1d elaHey: eaMs otuss' Sa
r. 4s-Se4- same Fs: Josepn =. NHes es a.. oao"
tlea % fnni3 ano sa1ea aaoc1 e.eer No+c
Nc5dfct, dett nemtEnI,ty: y. p.+r1ct nor,an
V~Isa0. Aa"lasou Aaese 's' @"A'-A Ivy A''--'
epaI4neoe On rs c.r p, n,,,c, pan,,n. Confined.
9s-sE0 same ye. Snme. Continued.
Cd Same ". Vim. L. T. blanchard Coll
timed.
BN4GG. Same vs.. Jamea A. c. Smith. Con
tinptd,
T-zC7. Same yB. Milton Lawrence. Conun'
ued. =.
TB-zCa Snmc Sc. Zen. Lombard, jt- Contn'
ned.
c9-4G9. Same ~, Fred Michaels. Conuuued.
sC-:s.a Same vs. Joscph s. L. C1abau:h- Con-
t,nurd.
The following chancery cases were. On moi!on,
| dismissed:
| de4. Ccranf ct d. rs. Buel ct al
| q. PhGnix ct a: r.. B. ta9 mont ct Fl.
The regular cell Of the docket Will commence
| this morning at No. -.
| c,rcrsr Cornr-Brf0re -1tufge NisK1ms-The
nrincinal ,na1,cr peao1e the Circut Court was the
| ttrnrmtnt of q. g. Perry, ESQ, in The celebrated
MTn1 anit ~ Van #. Hipnfnp VI, the Chleaeo Tinfa
nts! .sa tscd AMI th nas madeEeT
~; ,x,,t. ..co md n1sin,1fr 1x II. ,emurTc,
~ naunse nns hIs1. o. fa,inWs AA.
tte pste M het srnst;tn1ea ;fb,1 10 ann,te n
A., 80 - T., ~ ~. csn.a f;b1 "a ma1ic5nus m T.
,oe Ias.s , ~ t4!s 5 T. enss anarann ~ hsfr.i
ncatior "nle4 tCnus - ~ - tsh hid
enhtempt 1aa1suis " ,J ~ ~, NJ ~
nm up US Glsngaset nI " Iu.as u - ae,'' ~ "
scoIn; oE tenas 70 p MS .s;e = 1atnt
t.. OF to throw contempt upon na Hn1co ~ EIs ~
affect his general totune Or co5al9It, " MG1ta ~
| accuscs him OF an net odioas anu olsEtsce4al u
, 1865-04-01
...... Y(f
MILITARY B&CETIoN.
A Prisoner Attempts Repeatedly to
Escape from lamp Douyiua-s7e Is
Court. aud Shot,

terrible tragedy was enacted yesterday at
Camp Dou:'aa-the execution Of prisoner named
r. Murin, who had made repeated attcmpts to es-
cape. The execution was not made public In ad-
vance, Tor rcasonB best known to the authorlties.
ind our reporter was nat therefore present. Ii
was cnly At late hour last evening that we heard
Of fhe tragic event, and are hot therefore able to
give a detailed account. The clrcunstiuces, 50
lar IS nc have been ahlc to gather them, are as
follows:
Mu1,u came to Camp Douglas with the last de-
taeh%ent q febsls from Nashville. ns vas ve1y
FELLOW: N:p1tsUrers as much as possible, always tax
Ing lis r1tsons and retiring to hts bunE to est
he was noticsd X he ensrd, and gradually be-
OF their oWn food, and ut length allowed him the
liberty qsahe kitchen, where he bgs1ed himself IN
apparent content lor come time. Hcarlng noise
come weeks eincc ntaF the fence, one of the guard
stopped and listened. lie heard noise as Of earth
being excarated, and beekoning to one or two Of
bis comrades, SO ss not 10 creste alarm.
The cu:prlt by tic lrc-it was Murin. Five
minutes more and he would hare been outside.
Hs vs. c9nanea, being bound VIII aq.,s, il @ tas
with his teeth, auu Vas again almost at liberty
when the attempt was discovered and h!s escape
triea to esespe, but ia each ease filled; so much
trouble did he give, however; that II WIS lound
necessary to which him constantly, and his re-
suffice. Of d Court Martial, on whose finding he
was condemned to be ehot-thc sentence was exc
Al four o'clock yesterday afternoon file Of SOL
dleEs were drawn np ia helloW e3aate, aad The
prisoner brought ii. ud manifested Id c6npanc.
ion for bis crimes ard viewed the dread prepara.
tons with inter indifference. uc eubta.t:cd 10 all
the preliminary ceremonies without = murHur.
The fatal order Eua gwen. he received the Dire OF
the platoon, fn1ly ha!f dUzen ,.alEs entered hts
body, one Of them passing tato the brain; he died
without q struggle.
The affair created the widest excitement among
the prisoners, many Of whom vowed dire ven
geance on the perpetrators, Of what they cl}led a
"wanton butehery - The tustice Of the ect may
well be questioned. and We heard, indeed, last
evening, that . Judicial investigation Of al TIC
ciEcurstances would be asked for. Te hope 30,
for the sake Of humanity. One cannot hut kdmire
the d:r7Dg and persistence Of the uph,pry pris-
A1e1. lte IL sweet and liberty not less so; il be
hid not attempt the N.c Of the guard, the shoot
1ng was unjnsthahle.
L1tfE.-1he excitement Is i.creasing; the mat
ter is being discussed with great yehemeuce, and
those who Justify the execution have been threat
ened BY IN uttack from its denouneer., among
whom we notice several violent Copperheads.
The streets IRE all alive.
Lat<se.-OuF reporter Is on the point Of going
down to camp, to esk for 4 N ilft7ry guard.
Ferry L1ftsk-As special reporter Informs ue that
A1f1u i4-a Latin narac for RAT.
, 1865-04-01

super It esss.4o; low SUPER att eao'ee super
At 5a; single extra $7fu ssnse extra tnspeeeadde-
Hvered, etc.. At f7E.
GnA1z-Whe.t uacharg ged,r Sales Of common AL Al
s1s5; &c oh tall 2l.40L45: PRINT s14s3t{s strictly
l1;ue q 80: choice alss2l-57; e1trA choice slea.
Co:u,vrr. salrs Q. white at sl.*s; mixed wsise a.
Sc MIXED Il zotae.: ycl at csc; yellow At &c
1cr bushc, Oa,* declined Ss4c. Bariey o. lsll
ut s1.Go; sn inr, to arrive, 4, sl4ss per bushel.
Wmsrv-F,rm 1t i112H nes gallon.
, 1865-04-01

Atlantic White Lead aud L1usccd OIL
Lead, Red Lead. nthargc, Glass A1kera' Red
Lead, etc.
AlFo Linseed Oil, Raw, Boittd and Refined. For
eale BY Druggists ard Dealers generally, and By
ROBERT COLGATE g. CO., General Agents. a57
Pearl street, New Yurk. mari3r ns22-iy S.&W
, 1865-04-01

Conforming to the wishes OF many friends,
hereby a1nonnce u,ytef as a candidate for the OF
fee ct Clerk Of :he Police Court at the coming
election, subject to the action Of Tho Republican
over three years Ia the army, l hope TINT uT
American friends Of the Gnioa party will NOT re-
fuse me their support: WnI1AM yockE,
La.e a Captain 2sth Illinois Volunteers.
, 1865-04-01
Y Albany Cattle ntnrket. :,

rsncc!a1 Dis; itch TO the ChscsGo Trionze.1
ALBANY. March 81.
Ci411x-Ths RECEIPTS Of cattle thus far for sas 'ek
s.t 7oo very few Of witch arc Of prime quality tina
mars ct opened on stormy day snd raae IS aul as
a decline Of &c par A. The satea u not exceed SO
most = ot Ordinary to otsar quality. sr 8Hasho.
faEiturs-uorc dropped to day - 6oc per 100 n
from Buffalo to Albany and 7sc from Albany to New
York. -..
suz1r--Are plenty at decline Of 51@tc per n.