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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21

DD~1mposters are travelling through
the country soliciting financial aid for
the "freedmen," which aid an is a gen.
eral thing, spent by the solicitors in
gambling and other fashionable amuse.
ments.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21

70 How to economist in sending
telegrams-write epigrams.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION situs-
n ted Ave miles from Port Hudson, containing
TOO acres of Land, between 500 and 1000 having
been cultivated. On the place is large and sub
stantial Sugar House, with complete machinery
which can easily be converted into Gin House.
This Plantation will be rented for the first year at
very moderate terms. For particulars, apply TO
g.. aRBvEs, Attorney mt Law, Baton Rsuge;
w. ". HERMAN, Attorney 81 Law, Clinton, La,
or to J. J. PERSON co., Common Street, New
CriaanA dse12-ets
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21
.AG BeME's.

sME .Ab EGEE>B.
TUST RECEIVED!
300 Bags Prime white and yellow CORN.
90 :. Fresh BRAN.
60 Barrels New Wheat FLOUR.
& :. BUCKWHEAT.
10 Gallon Kegs Holden SYRUP.
2 Barrels New MOLAsSES.
2 :. COAL OIL.
10 Quarter Boxes New RAi5lNS.
barrels Large PECANS.
50 Bags Assorted SHOT.
100000 @. u. and Waterproof GAPS.
POWDER, in Kegs and VI Kegs.
10 Barrels Heavy MESS PORK.
2 Gross 7. & M YEAST POWDERS.
6 Nests New MARKET BASKETS.
] Barrel Good WHISKY,
80 Bags SALT.
IS Barrels POTATOES and ONIONS.
Crate CABBAGE.
dec7 JOSHUA BEAb.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-21
NOTICE To BAKERS /.

VyHE price OF Flour being slb per barrel, Bakers
i WIN give 10 ounces for dime, the ensuing
week. ]. n. ELAN,
decl0 Mayer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
financial aud g oIIarafrflal

9eU Hssn aasAss.
D rssserseA.l usu Tess. j. II
ossoa--Duii 80 lss~ = laol y ~ niaaaias -
land.
Tesr--aaate ~ western ~ ~ ~ Iov~ = = q
(11e Is ~ nn6a otn69 u teDA - ~ kxtA - H o.
Ard IL 31t3 sef< 1rsAs nrssaL - nsstse g s1dIAu
dali.
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vtth - ssl1rsts3se n54O1 ~ eoeo sAoss ss1asss
okt61 n Asr( 8 : -. Z
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Wesiegu.
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CnrD-1 00Suw nAxs1 western.
Outs-l - u ~
07se 81 esassAts AnkssDsgs - saAsst sFss.
Woo3-Qm1et.
i Csaee-8esady.
sax.r-.au,.. = is,<sso,sr; hasssvsAe = sso3as
Pork-Isfsir demand II " ss5<e<s - - new -
Al IS 80 - for is0s-i d., ea6k an1 rsGui~s my -
sinx II ~ essks - - ~ y - pFiae, an1 ~ =
j.as..y 49, .! q - lad. ss,1. - 'si's1
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psims anJ n ~ - fer sStsa nees-
neef Hnms- n ak 10 ukxH -
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BssSs I'D - ssuaasa ~ 90 = Il.
tor t,uHI0eslan ca - T
pss..a 49,. J. = 1el.,<s g Is.sss. "
tfeme-
batter vislssss 4 sss~l eh.sss = saosse ~ wsss
eRn. aud - S3&0r fse Sassr
Y Chs 0usAasea - rSo3Gr " ssasnAsa y pstns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ DasrTIcr y Iowa ~
EMIxD srAsss MAnsaAL's Orvyc1,l
KEoxuK, Doc ~, Is0f
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY

hsssy rive notice that By virtne NJ w~srast u -
rss ad neniiicn issnsd cut Of the eos q fhs Cle
~ Uniesa States Dtsfrirs Court In anA ~ IL Detv
Fsf 1epA - % directed IN the folloung esass
wit: 0epSEe " Oman, msriner go Hoelanf, aGn5nue
- .pe~son her sagines sascainssy, Ant
toeo 1efs 81 eppare1. I'm CO. civt and mMf0r -
$500 ~ spnAsart fox wagss-three knnarsa - -
sey 1eAra ~ ~ aeth day = Dsoshae, 10 8
lAndln9 o. ~ Mssassippt Rlser In IT. sUusty
tpftesapd Sssee " Ieux IN said Dtsjct u Iova
49, tH9 n ~ posseicn for ssfe custody an - new
$780, ~ ahve aeocsited gteaaaloat .Deoo1on ~ -
eAfaJ. fnrn1sure, engaes, tackle 81 aprasp3s ~
hse1 ans Givs patlfc no1ica tAat ths sfs anxnea ~
~ tearn ~ I'D wa.ne son Iues6ay. H. fk ~ =
es6raary, -. - hsrc1g admrntsh - sanoss II
pessnup eaaminB eny tnterest II shsAaid Etc.,
bo.s -ps.etssr g hsr engine, naehinay, asnihrs,
tackle - aspaea2 ~ kneWtnG hasiaT ansfhaa q
~ vhy Ne ons seosI1 - ccudesHns1 ~ III =
answes - 1nnd ~ I'D Ilbsant that they b. "a ~
ps~ hsGEsthe ~ DisTict Cbs1It ~ The 6su3hsrn r.
vsea e - Dstsiet q lewa - rstnrA 70 T. -
Eae - hpIden ~ ~ nstricf Court rDon - 9uany
the IN ~ - Feasuary, ~ Ksnkuk, Iowa II 80 -
tstct. ~ - ~ nsd day, to-siH 1uss1ny, - -
~ q georusxy. lotS vkes 80 whers sid casse IN
- hsd then - tAsra 10 iniefposs th~ir esbna -
tniE I'M HOxiK u.0M
dseH-6tw Byn. FULTON, Dspe1y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

~ Just received from New York and
Boston. . lot Of genuine Mocha, Old Gov
erpmess Java, Laeuyfa and Rio Coffee,
also another lot Of that Pearl Hominy, It
Copelin's, on Fourth Street. 2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

SUnGrcAL OPERArIoH-We had call
on yesterday morning from Edward Ware,
Of Company F. 18th Iowa Infantry, wbo
was severely wounded ON the 28.h day Of
July last. before Atlanta. A minnie ball
struck him at the most prominent part Of
the forehead on the left side, and crush
ing through The skull, buried itself in the
brain. After the injury he remained
sometime in the field hospital at Atlanta;
was thence taken TO Marietta, where be
Was ten days 10 the l7lh corps hospital;
thence to Rome, where be was twenty.
i've or thirty days 10 the corps hospital;
aud from there be MAS brought homo in !
slate Of extreme prostration. the frsctured
bones still remaining Embedded In the
br.in. Dsspsiriug Of any other means d
reslef. his father brought him 70 this citj
f1r surgical treatment and placed hin,
nader tho care o. Dr. Sanford. 5
he rars having besone oonsolidssea
abosf Tie extsfnal vosad, she Docso,
faaad \ nesassary, ID order 10 remove lie
fsgnsaalof beas lodged apon tho br.in,
=, Trphiae The skull, which vas dom 81
90 noesiagof The 6th 81 November. and
Ats considerable positions of bona -sb,
lsFgsst ~ inch squaIs -Esnsvsd Ana,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

Losr.-Yss,erday. somewhere between
the Northern Depot and Hinet's slaughte.
house, . silver watch. The finder win Be
we'll rewarded BY returning ID to William
Steller at the Smith House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

16r Tie wood market vas unusually
brisk yesterday. The continued 6De
weather and good roads has brought large
quantities TO the city. The price ranged
from 81 to 81 so for green oak, and IS
to SO 80 for dry. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

~ Yesterday officer Bartlett street..
cd . colored N an named Moses Ginsri.
who had in his possession a horse stolen
near Quincy, Iiiiuois. Said horse is Of a
dark brown color and PAGES. Mr.. B
wants to find the owner and requests
Qaincy papers 70 notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

BA- Just received, at 81 Main street.
a choice lot Of Gloves, Hosiery. Lace.,
Trimmings. Hoop Skirts, Notions. de-,
&c. j,nll 1t H. N. Bosrwrck 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

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Z IA ~
~ 49, ~ ]
SS IT, M | I
u ~ 0 - r M "
1baivs1 ~ - = r. lsao-
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soI1i6k %6eo. 4k4t Soe g tts Saee
- 80 ~ ~ ao1tp III no1ki9k - ~
cisises bub 6ad ~ SDla5st tslSIt y "A
baeyueke, 1oeee1 and 6o0nals N1tpped a
Ill n;obe fnsiee, s. g e ss' y sss
A drunken soldier Who undeftook "a
create Z djstrtbanco ana Who t9fafed "a
allow hintslf 20 30 srresssd w. shst u
onoe - IA ruard. ss - -
t)be a. kvo of he ;ussrsnse c6mpaeiea
Of Sxvanaih arc sonsidsvise th9 projeci
Eof<stsbliskiug I national bxnk for Itha issu(
Of eressblcks.
The onalom houss and post Slles IN
being olsahed and repaired prepdtatory u
the eomnsncemsn Of business anais vsry
soon.
The soldiers ass not allowed uhdsr anJ
[eifcumstancss to enter into privSse resi-
dences.s
The negroes 10 most cases ere orderly
! and rerfornine their customary. duties.
Ona store With gods from the north
has already been opened. Nothing bul
arcenbacks are taken.
The churches on Sunday are we'll filled
with soldiers. o. week days, however,
but few are seen on the streets.
A majority Of the male population hav,
remained il the city.
| The families 81 most Of the men VII
have left still reuaio.
A minority OF shs oisss.ss have provis.
ions for sons time bat there Is scarcity
| NJ vood
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

SHAwIs. sHAwLs.-A large and splen-
did assortment closing out at greatly re.
daced prices, at 81 Main street.
janil4t Fl. N. BosrwIcK Il Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

MAIL RoBBssr.-We learned yester-
day that a boy was arrested d Char lesson,
in this county, for robbipg the mail sack
No particulars. II Indefinite brevity is !
virtue this item has it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

RiCn DREks GooDs. Fine Irish pop.
Inns. French merinos, DO, &c, At less
than cost Of importation, at 81 Main
street. II. N. Bosrw1CK 4 Co.
ianll.4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

MAsoElc-Parvin Council No. ) meets
this Friday evening al I o'clock. Work
on the degrees of Royal and Select Mas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

h - A friend Of onrs saJs - = gsov.
|fee veakGrand ueak@ evdFy ~. Hs
- gos = Ios that b saait f1iss : ~
dollar bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
80 voICR rnOn yEcKspuno,


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nssesessus. = nnessss ~ sSprpvt ~ - esag ~
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g.. $500. p.snaeasss = sAip scsIeesss 9 80 :,
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~ ss18of0atW oeD. Ruseelnns-
wM. ~ WILE8,
Msjor sna Proveaf hnnoa1 60.
pnrsalS wAs1saAJe and retail - Wflknson bartlett
O.. Ksokuk, Iowa. hpslSAsvlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13


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A.. rotiee. ssported "A 800 Is ~ ~
eh.reed z . s. s. Il . q n ia
4 Tsumbsll said they eduld 6ud A laU.
,,saSnSvjo : me Ppeaideat "a RiSe5 s5xH
Az notice. No notics thatsvsr as re-
ouired By law.s 81 ks ~
Dooli,iIe called . resolution 70 the sale
[of Indian lands. liuisiIe| Tie price u the
..m. -h;ch ~ ns..ed.
"a nOtlon "a cpm1es - pena1s
ceedsd 70 the soosideraupe g sac fesoslr
floa e tepeal me feaaefePsty .sss
~. howe ioss the reqfs = pPPontl0s
70 the repeal q tns sus.sA
At bali pess one 0cao9t mr. un@ss
Uninterrupted ~ Hove p faRiog snss sne
Seunes sAes = recess o. fes osasses -
allow memoers 70 pay tnf'! fecpecss ~
Vice Admiral Farragut, who va upon
the noor. Recess Us sasfn'
% resssesolfng wiisfn onessd tne
eolloWeegs vnlcn Va eu0pfs0
Resolved, lnes me Copoitaee q sas
Coadnet 81 the War p dir4esed 70 isqnire
into the esuses g ne failure o. me Iate
expedif'oh 70 Wiin'ngson' ana 70 FsPoss
back 70 the oensfs'
MT. Howe resumed the floof on the re-
ciprosity treaty.
Speeches we're made BY Morrill,, Foots,
Chaodler, Conness and Bidhie in favor Of
| the repeal.
| Hslo Wilson and Hsndiicks opposed
thA repeal.
Houar.
| Elliot introduced . eabski for th1
DIN - fsosgs os.s IN -ssees . lsssc, psovs0
ing that none Of them shall Pc allowed t.
resume their political relstioll TIL the 10y
a citizens organise government republI'
can IN form and forever prohibiting 'av,I
unsary se'vitude, and furth.Ir proyld'nl
that Louisiana shall resume Ter politica
relation under her coassisutipi adopted ia
April, 1854. The subs6taas has. ordered
to 10 printed.
House resumed the disculsion Of the
proposed constitutional amendnent.
Smith, o. Kentucky, fels j 70 BE- hi
idnsy 70 by Asides ~ pcfsofal cousfdera.
tons and prejudices and devete hihselI
alone to his country. Nothibg wss SC
destructive to our peace rs the Iuitra doe
/ fvina nj Sfato rswhta .hsoh al sa~ls = /.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

It being entirely Western compant,
sound in policy and largely secured cap
ital, recommends itself to public patron
age Promptness in the adjustment Of
losses is among the leading features o.
the Company Mr.. Fielding is also
Agent of this and the adjoining county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
Harrisburg, Pa, JAM ia.
TO His Efcel.ency, the Governor Of
4iseouri

Psnasylvfnia, 6rst born of freedom,
Welcomes her dissnthralled sisler Missouri;
redeemed IN the agony ct the nation and
amid the tbroes Of waaton rebellion, her
Offering to liberty comes bathed In her
richest blood and will Be accepted BY =
'aithIul and FREQ people ss one of the
croEaing tributes to their matchless he
|roism aud their sacrifees TO preserve and
perpetuate cur common nationality.
lSigned] A. G. CURrls, GOV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
Nau xssA Messy masGse.
- r.iesv.pA-] Hu Ysnn, -. ~

Hss<y-Aes1v~ - Err at pr cent
etessine -DuiI u lo9k Sta0s< fg gold.
todd -Goaestisa M isssr opsuing q ~, sdsancnx
- ziasf - esadsg - x1s3<
0ovsfnnsnx Se1cEs-Acsfvs - 0Y0er.
y. .. ~ Csapsns fgek
US - 81 cnaoaos INK.
lo-se CosPnas lo1j<
Ssocts-Du1t. sSS - s1sS a
CAfse3E oAClso1S Z Rtlek AAPDc *
nj NssiG AWalnf ~ AAxH - 0AuaN
sYcns,S Il. q ~ IL II -. e - a.
y; ! I I; s s:;1 81 4 $50 - '''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

FARnRas' AND MsacHAsrs' IssuR-
ANo. CoMPAsr or QuINcY. IT. G.
Fielding il Agent for this Company =
this city and 10 meeting With distingaisb-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
Harrisburg, Pa, jar. Il.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. IL.
The following dispatch vas received b,
CO.. Curtin this morning:
JsGesm City, Mo-. Jan. ~.
To the Gov. Of Penbsylvania
Free Ai1se uRi greets her Oldest sister
Stste. T. C. FLETcHEs, Gov.
Governor Curtin cent the following dis.
pitch:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13
|OsKAL oos Il
ROBERTS = PLAsTER
Are prepared 70 an srdrs With 10. ! Artseasos
Screened Oskaloosa Coal
AssAs Lswsss Market Prless

Orders left II Once, q present n Saloon q the
fot II Masn ssrsss he rehs vi receive ps~apt
eeuticn. Coal At the foot Of johnson An4dIm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10
MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
M in TIM CITY OF WASHINGTON.


In order 10 give dsanitsAhape 70 The dssiSs q
generally expressed that . suitable Monumsnl
should be erected In he city Of w1hlngtoa !,
the memory 81 AbraAah Lincoln, the CITY couh.
ellis o. wasblbgton have taken action. resaliisG
In the formation Of an Association - b called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT Asg0-
CITATION, with the following oalesrsi
Prsaldsnt---RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
BeerelaFy--CROsBY 3. NOYkB.
TreasurSr--0BoR0Bw W, RIGGS.
The Directors will Be announced hsroailsr
Ills propoaed 70 raise Tor The purpose M san
Of At least e00DOo By subserptl 70 " limllel
In AMOUNT from ono dollar 70 ten per indivieual
Such 4. the general solisiluds 70 eeutsibuis fcl
such purpose that Il 10 not doubted that th1
amount requisite can be promptly rAl1ed and ~
Duiy authorized collectors viii be ds.lgnaie4
country dispoaed 10 eontrlhuis ean end their
contributions 70 GEORGE W. RIGoe 30, IfeAs,
urer Of the Aaaoclatian. ia. N Hl ~
Ash may be 'dimeuit 70 send Individual -.
eslpts for the contributions received, they win
be Acknowledged from time 70 tine threasA ths
il l. ssrnsaliy hoped that every ssuspsgsi
throughout the oounfFy will call siisniion % ~
object Of this Asaociaton and give u zach eAliot
rial sneOurassmsni as shall secure sshsrai ~,
Il l. the desire Of The Association 70 faiss :
Of the sublime life and character 81 The isaen,eA
dsesassd-one that shall be erediiabls aiiks Y
with such ends IN yisv, u ID not aeubtsa tkHi
this appeal will meet prompt and uniysr.al
response. sltf 70 m&im
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10

p: Rsy. colnelius Sprinaersof Ohio; Rev Dr.
Thomas elin, Of Liberty Cirnuit, aud Gen. George
Nickern, from Chentertown, Nd; Rev Dr. Mur.
sa gsssssS 4 ss hs. !. Ey
key, L. ", Bates, Rev. D. r Recess. n D. j q
Baltimorej Rev. }. 7. Murray, Rev, James X.
Nichols, Rev. D. A. shermet. Rev j. W. Ever
CLARK ana rsry. q Ike wsSasS essf.r SsSs
0restus Ames, from nllnols Conference, and Jas
,. Matthew'S Of Howard county, Nd, As laymen,
and Rev DIT EDWARDS, pastor Of Dnnbsften
Ward, Ninth street ehareh, Washington; Rev.
Daniel Bowers, pastor in charge Of the church,
and his assistant Rev. Mr. Jones.
duties
The services were commenced by Rev. Mr..
Springer, % Ohio, who read aPar. Of the eighty
ninth Psalm, and announced the hymn. He then
offered an appropriate prayer
Rev. DR.. Edwards addressed the Throne Of
Divine grace with deep feeling, and at the con
elunon prayed earnestly for the divine blessings
upon ~ PTcsiasnt n tSe United s,siss hi CaSI.
net, and all others associated with him In his i'm
portant deliberations, all Of which were res
pended % BY many hearty "Amsns" from every
Amer some other business, and prayer By Rev.
DR.. Sim, the Conference adjourned until three
AvrKRSooE sussIoS.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bhermer, tho Com
mittee on Credentials reported as follows,
Your Committee on Credentials deeply regret
that the credentials Of Brothers Clark nd Perry,
from the wabash Conference, are 90 Informal as
% snsciually destroy their legality, and under
the law governing the composition Of the Gene
raj Conference u u impossible 10 admit them
members Of this body. The Law In the case may
tuition, and he iitS section of ne ion sst
We are eompelled also 70 report that we can
hnd no authority whatever authorizing . mission
70 elect . Representative 10 this body.
4 NaatK NhaN
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TUESDAI, Nay 0, ls65.y
IPrtsss 0fUsn bslOpr SIsr 70 DAolssak operations
only. unisss oiAsrtstss sspresssd.
: CoPEHE-ho sales we still quote ordinary 70
prime RIO At zDA22 cents, gold.
PLoUA--Ths market u dull, with sales Of 100
bbIs ordinary Ohio Super At t7.25 100 bbis good
Howard street DO. At e1.Gx; 900 bills choice
Extra At - % per Dbl. All other kinds remain
0EIIE. twhsat--3DsO bushels red aud 1000
bushels Whits received; 1alss comprise 100 bnsh
white At ~ IS, and moo bush red At 2l0As2l5
FER buAhei. Corn-Fecelpts Of white on G15 bush,
and Of yellow but 1850 bush ths aaiea Included
ZOO bush white d ais, and $40 hush do. at
q, IA; loo bash YellOF oal eala ~ ei-N Oats
Vsre 10 LARGE tapRly, s5oo baahel, offered !
market declined, with bales Of 800 bush n 6SAe7
csnts, meAsurs-bulk a. the inside price.
MoLAsshs.-Nothing doing, and prices sntirsly
nominal
PSoynloSa- Remain dull quotations are nom
inAily unchanged. We quote, viz: bacon lie
for Shouldsr, 1sISals5<e. Tor Sides 3Oa2ic. for
plain and augaf-cured hams. Bulk shoulders
i5l le. sides 10 and hams in pickle l71fAl9e.,
a. 70 quality. Lard Iql4Ao0e ReE u. for West
err. and psas pork 2at92D nff hi .....
WHI1Sf Tiers " more inquiry, with sales OIL
100 bbii. late yesterday, Al t207, Asa Ie,day lOC
bills. In lots At A2oeas2OS per- gallon, the lA.tei
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WASHINGTON CLAM AeEscY.-Msssrs.
Hayes d whitman, No. 2l5 street, between
Fourteenth and fineenth streets, wAAhington
are prepared, possessing enlarged faeilitiss and
superior advantages with the War and Navy aud
other Departments, TO adjust, collect and nego-
tiAte claims Of all kinds against tho Government
can send their claims BY msil, properly at
tested, and thor will be attended 10. Omosrs'
accounts with The Ordinance, ouArtermAster and
Treasury Departments accurately made out and
adjusted.
Mr. sltwsll Harris, late proprietor Of tho o. s.
Army and Ndpv Gdsstfe, has associated himself
with our Arm and will give his whole attention
10 the prompt dispatch Of business eonnded to our
care.
Liberal advances made, whom required, upon
prise money, pay rolls, ke-, 4e, Gl7-eolm
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Tue RETURNING REBELs.-The Board Of
Common Council last evening passed the joint
resolution In relation to persons In tho HerVies Of
the rebellion. The resolutions originally came
before the Board on petition from John II. John :
son, Esq, Justice Of the Peace, suggesting tho
passage Of certain resolutions which were pub.
llAhed in the Republican Of the ID instant, and
which were presented by the President, Mr.. As
bury Lloyd, and their passage urged on the same
evening. They were, however, referred to sps
eial committed, Of which the President Of tho
ing a substitute was reported by Mr.. LArner from
the committee, embracing the main features OF
Mr.. Johnson's suggestions, Action on the reso-
buttons was defeated on Monday night, q report
Of which was Published yesterday. The rcso
buttons were passed last eSshing-yeas ., nays 2
absent, 10. The above IL the history Of q subject
which, from present appearance, bids fair TO
become question In tho approaching municipal
election.
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TH1a Lnc lTIoN.


81 Fsprth wara.--At = meeting Of
the Loyal Citizens Of the Fourth Ward, held on
Wednesday evening, Nay 4, ls6s, the following
gentlemen were unanimously homisated;
UNCohDITIONAL UNION TiCkBT
EH r1raa F0r Collector,
" rH. yWiLLiAn DIXON.
For Register,
Fi eAMuKL h. DouaLAa
-.. For Surveyor,
WILLIAM foRsITu.
Fbr Alderman,
AspuRT LLorD.
For Common Couneft,
W. W. MooRR,
CHARLns n. ANDEnsoN,
ELIJAH EDMoHsroS
g0r Aseeseor,
myt-n THoa. W. BuRoH
lrThird Ward.
f0n ALDERNAN--
N0BLE d. LARNER
myedh MANY vorERL
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T. s. BowERs, Assistant dJutAnt General.

CoRREcTIoH.-In our report Of tho pro-
ceedings Of tho Board Of Common Councils yes
terdAy, the nAms Of Asbury Lloyd, ESQ, Presi
dent Of tho board, was Inadvertently omitted
from the list Of tho members present At the time
Of adjournment He was present during the
whole evening, and voted on every question fav =
orinE the passage Of the resolutions In relation
10 returning rebels. We make this correction In
view Of the fact that the question has become one
Of great Importance, and every gentleman con :
nected with our municipal government should
have his p htion clearly represented.