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Milwaukee n1nrkrr.

Especial Despatch 10 the chicsgo Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20.
RKc1rr%Ffour, 2,sss bEls; wheat, III, is bu.
sH1Faxs7s- Flour. a.1ao hrls; wheat, 13aoa3 bu.
florn-Daai buyers holding OF; offering $6.T5 for
good Extra spring.
' GRAE-"heat advanced Hc; sales Of No. IN store
Ut 1-eH. seaets' option; Al moutb. 31ss: and
a1l Dec s1t1: saes No. In store $e IN tho after.
neon The market Vas steady s,les 1t - for No. l.
cash; and s1-ssx, he1lc9s' opttou, all month. Oats
lower No. selling 1T &c. Ba.,ey aod co1n nominal.
GHAS Ftu0n7s-Eom!nal; 11Xo1sc for wheas to
DEGata.
, 1865-11-21
NEW YORK.

Cabin Passengers OF the Ata1anta
Brought to Ecsv York-Gen. Grant in
Ncsg Xork-Gen. ROxecFans-Hcnvy
CounterfcItinE.
New YonH, Nos.E0,-The report that the Alta.
lanta has come 10 the city Is Incorrect She still
ru,alns in quarantine. The cabin paHeengers hare
been placed In <n,all vessel aftera lhorouh fumi-
cation OF baggage and person. They will be Al
men, has zone nothing toward; snpPlYtnE p| snip
The Ata.anta c:nnot be f5mie1ed, and consequently
cdupot he allow ed 70 come TO the city.
The Cc7.m4r.drs Washington tpec9al FAYE:
"CAsr1cs Eames has> been engaged By the se-re-
tary Of the Treasury TO manage ahe COTTON cases
b;oncft before the Supreme Court by appeal"
join S. Vcorhles, ono Of the oldest law book
publishers in The country, died tn Brooklyn Last
evening. -.
M Yonz. Nov. so.-:sn. GIANT vii !, have
Dspadwsy. on Tuesday, al one o'clock He VII
ride IN ~ open ls.oushe: and naay be accompanied
raeEl s;il aet a: guard Of ho19s: The eenesal m e.,
leaves ihe y Tueeqsy ? IT, ~ s.'e reception this
Gen. aoset1ans z1ivcd In this city yesterday by
, 1865-11-21

Opening Dar.

tEcrorted BY Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Trihune.3
NEW IoRK, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 70,
BEEF CATf1E-Thete arc on safe today 1T AlieY.
toms some 1000 head. There is fun supply OF nrst
Quallt5, which are half cent lower. Medium are
plenty. many through droyes Of Illinois teeres selling
&c lower. Inferior EFades very dull at one cent
decline. The weather Is cool and threatening saip
though favorable for trade which optned we'll on the
best, but soon declined. Medium aud lufeflo. vere
dull ali lay-vetY dull IN tho Afternoon Tho eFsupay
for the week reported ts7sa. Thecurrent priee,
arc:
First Qpnlity-......,.. 1sa1sc
SecQ1Q ta1tE
lpsu R13Htg
sHEEp-The market A entirely oyessteekea lower
and dull The best cell At 7Xc. ordlnary easc.
11rlhs 9@0kc.
HoGS-RecHved 70 ca.s. There Is 4 great decline
and trade II duh At i1@1i3d. SoLay Eop.ssoH,
, 1865-11-21

The Eleck1css-Votes in the ArmT-Om.
e6A1 Returns.
Especial Despatch tn the Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, Nor. %.
Returns received ftom six companies each Of the
4ssh md 18th tegimenta. three companies Of the oh
md fx detaehments Of soldiers rccetved at the o.
dee OF The Secretary Of State. give Fairchild, for
Governor, 5oe; Hobart, l16; for extension Of suf-
ftaec, e1S; agaiust, 407.
The 6tu< Jous7aai cires the returns Of The vota
for Governor, Official from ali but four snail coun-
uee. and estimates the Union majority on Govesno,
at s,fno and On Secretary of Stats 1T 10 0. There
a1c returns On the sudngc question from all but f-
teen counter. which WILL about balance each othef
The minority agatnst the extension OF suffrage Is
= me-.
, 1865-11-21
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1865.

SC, e.1 Sc, Rys stesdy and nzn At Sc oass tteldy
II iaaIlc- Barla3 dull and nominal
Ckn1ox-Active and price ADVANCED to 4;c for MD.
ding.
wRtsKKr-bu1 and declined 1c. Sales At $2N.
P1uvIs1oss- Pork In coed demand At $1i.oo-
held At fatso: lew held 1t tasnn Bacon dull shonl-
de,s isAc; 4taaA lBhc; e1eas aides SCARCE T. g2kc
Cut meata actfsr. shoulders re; sides l5c !; hams
IKE. Hogs IN good demand at Sl1.ooatls 50 gross,
generally close- :,
E1cHASoz-Aes7c. par aud 80 prem. buying, 1-1o
nsetu. selling.
, 1865-11-21

RICHMOND, Ta., 19.-Gcn. Turner has detailed
mttted on the farmers tn the vicinity of Richmond
with instructions to charge The amount Of damage
10 tho guilty partes and when the rob'1ies can IL
'anonnt Of damage done to Be- deducted, pro fata,
from the pay Of the or1eers and men composing
euch regiments. Ma1y far,ns near ibis Oily have
been entirely stripped OF provisions, and It IS high
, 1865-11-21
THE TURF,


TrotafuE ON the Fashion Course, l.. t.
Il Twenty MIIc Hatch, and Exciting
Contest.
From the New York Tribune, 1sth.]
Yesterday q match Of rare occurrence on
the trotting turt, came OF on the Fashion
Course, II. 1t was twenty mile trot for
1000, Ia harness between two private road
horses; Mr.. Phyfe's black ge1ding Captain
Keunic, and Str. Il. Mulligan's bay geld
n Rg fas1 % !" " monos 1ns esssa ths xs't IT.
tendance to be very limited, aud even Of those
fng tho commencement, Is the horses started
long before the hour announced: Capt. Zen
nic was the faTorite. 800 to SO. and during
the race 800 to SO being bet on him. II
proved a most exciting affair, the hvofite
leading up to the eighteenth mile bY nearly
100 yards, when he begnn to quit all ut once,
md be was passed BY tho baya agelding, who
hour and 10 m1nntes., ...
In the fEe mile trot for $500, between
Dan a1ace's ch. M, Up-and-Up, and J. ].
Bowen's h. e.. Capt MCGOWAN, the latter
raid 81 200 forfeit.
In The mile heat race for 500 between Dan
Mace's Maggie Mitchell Mr.. Bristol's Hon
est John j. Il. Martins Richmond, and G,
straight heats In 2:42, 2:4111E, a:4s1z. We
give the
FASHION CoCRsE, L. l., Friday, Nor. .17.-Match,
xa,OW, 20 miles in harness.
4. 3lulljean,. b. r., BntleE ir.:
Mr., Phyfes blk. f., rnrt. Kcnnfe,
Time I hour Is minutes.
SANE DAY.-3Iatch, 5000. ire miles, 8, 200 for.
D. Mace's ch NJ. Upand- Up, recelvea forfeit.
j, J. Bowen's b. f., Capt. Mc(5owan. paid forfeit
SANE DAr-Stake 500; mile heats, best three tn
W. sfr n,i4fnf'a h. r. Hnnest ,Iobn I I
b. Msae's b. H. MacE1e Mitchell. 8 3
G. Gllbert's ch. b., Eclipse Stud. ......... dis.
Time, a::i9, ea:f1E, 2:43ts.
, 1865-11-21

Vessels k'o88cd Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr!bune.]
DETRotI, Nor. "a.
rr-Champlon, Chicago. Sunshine, Nichols. Banner
York st ute, Iona Star, Dolphin. skyla1k. ", T.
at1eo, Jeoule and Annie. Mediterranean.
DuwS-T1ince Alfred, Son and Heir.
Hsp-south-1 west.
, 1865-11-21


Chancellor Steele, Of this State, IN one of
his DEGREES, adopts Mr. Seward's extra.iudf-
cial opinion that the United States do not
admit that tho combination Of disloyal per-
SONS Ohe Confederate Statcs] ever constituted
8 de .Jdfo government.n
The facts to which this opinion Is applied
were these: A citizen Of Wilson county, Ten
army, who served as such through the war.
Tue h1rer agreed, In writing, to convey to the
substitute a trnct Of land for which suit is
brought. The Chancellor annuiled the con-
tract. He declares that the recognition Of
Confederatcs Us be1Iigerents, WAS icduced by
invested tho tsso-called" II. with rights Of na-
tionality. Hence, contracts made in coutem-
plation Of the existence Of such government,
In obedience to its actions, and to promote Its
ends, are In derogatlon Of public morals and
law. and are Yoid.
, 1865-11-21
MEXICO.

Important, II True-The Emperor Max
fmffIfan Orders His Troops to be Con-
ccntrntcd Mt Vera Cruz, Mexico, and
San Luis Potosl--Abantops His Trip
to Fucatan-The Empress to Return
to the ContInent-The Spirits Of the
Liberals Much Conaforted.
NEw fo1k. Nov. aO.-NcHs has been received IN
tls city, from authentic aources, which is really ol
much importance The Emperor Aa1im,llian has
determined and osdezcd thai all his forces be With
drawn from t6e outposts, and concentrated At YeEa
Cruz, CITY Of Mexico, and San Luis poto.l. lie will
ake these three plaees the headquarters OF the re-
slectise districts and await the arrival Of bis e1
posed visit TO fncatan hs afairs at home demand
inC his entire AID undivided attention. The En-
p[ess II 10 Tsn en- 70 ne sohnent Of Eur
ner Of the Emperor, Is not yet known. As soon as
the French troops arc withdrawn to the three places
above nanaed, the Mexican people will rise na1sse
and take vigorous u,easu1es 10 prevent any future
advance. The Isrtr!ts Of tho Mberals hsve| been
nuch com!otted by ndyices from the United States
that material aud will soon reach them.
, 1865-11-21

The OIL Frauds Against the Revenue.
Pr1uoLE, Pa, Nov. 20-Ihe hearing in the case
Of the alleged fnnds aeainEt The Internal Revenue
Department IN the returns Of oil, will take place
pant parties hare been notified 10 sppcaF and an
sNeT-
, 1865-11-21

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Hrs. s. 4. AIzen's Wo4zd's
Hair Restore,' and Dress
ing invigorate, strengthen
and zengthe,s the hair. They
act directly atpo,s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
qzsired 7aoatTistn.c3st, and
natural color aud beauty
returns. Grey hai." disap-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops failing, and
zterat7.i01at gr0,Uth is the re-
s2tzt. Ladies and Children
ariU appreciate the delight
fuz fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inapnTt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of soiziatg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heatz-dress.
ssld hy all Dsuk9isss.
Depot 1888 4 200 Greenwich St. NY.
oct3r1l-3et-Tu aAATE 2p
, 1865-11-21

The National Debt-cfrcufatfou of the
Matannnl Fsamk.-rf,e Snr.A%rnf,1n ar
Th- Nrvr Con~-e-s- v.n.rd ,TC,etn,.-
Iva. = !" ~ - [s~st&s"
Frotnotionh-Chtef Justice Caase-A
Benl&hted MARYLAND Judge.
rsnedaJ 1heeru.rb IN t,.e tbieaen 1r1}u1ne.1
eNf'" r. .a.'~,-,s... -, no
aseaus' ~ wv. ~
it IS certainly unoerstoot here hat the Secretary
Of The Treasury Wiu recommend Congress In his
fn@henrninr rrno.t to sppronriste a snf1cdent suu
- we.., ~ ~ ~ ~ ,,,t;sn,l ,sh, T., nhor, thI
~ coss moass ~ pay VIE 4'A''A' "''' ~ A'01 <1A
Co.. n F. ChtpEnan. Late Judge Advocate Of The
Witz Military Co1rt, has resigned
ne ea. .,e,.4 =. .40 ''"n~' o''' 'n ot''
Gauon' t,t...- ...-u.,s
uep' senusha Son7a, nns1 " 17, r, -. ~ slas
na !e7e a usa .1s.y ~, ".sas ~.
.,en o@uAt " Ssa., s~ 0A' Ao| -
-. s.s saHs.s!rh =, ,,o,.na f,,-
ho.,s " ofiee-s In ,1est herc NJ onrr IN ,nn.
=. o'.' Sr.tS -" s;.sa.os ..,1,s,,..,
taeea we s4a.1ae " uuao.a asas 1a ~,
- - ,.,,,.. .,-,,4 ~. an ~ ,,n-nn.-.
rrs+ct 17rt- c-1 vo-,s it, of Tim c,,b
ohio now IN cnmm,na IN y,,rini. has han brr.
|efted Major General and col. Wood, late Of INC
1sth Ohio breyetsed btlradier GenersI tur gallant
ann mef1toa1one te4Eacs N ne nta,
- ,ss ;,ta.d snan no. aes ~ ~ -
lie Nsttnns1 hanS circn,afjon. II l. nrobabIo the
authofi1ed an0nnte al cdfrulaiiou OF sotae OF the
hanks Of New England and the Middle Stntes will
be diminished. This will enable the COMPTROLLER
Of ue currency 10 ch&1tcr ne" oaaks IN Lie aoath'
eaE a;,1f 5a4s. gs. f,h... a d.,.,,.o, ,u., x.,.,.
arrived here on SATURDAY eFtElne. anu are now
dotnidled fot the wintGt ID iAn r9sdeace corner o.
siNn auo L Eu; ;h LIZ ~ G1ass si;nst r. u t.o
, 1865-11-21

Emigration to Me1lco-The Siege Of
mataMorRs, DC.
NEW TonK, Nov. s0-1he Heralfs city Of
Mexico letter Of The md says: Ienieuant Fausy,
Northwestern Commissioner OF Colonization, has
been authorized 10 establish agencies TO induce
emigration to Mexico in New fork- Philadelphia
4 company is also to bc organized in Pans TO get
up French and Spanish colonies,
Macmillan has determined On the erection Of i
grand national theatre.
La L<Aefs EoxrieTs <ks Esats Uslt, dated City o1
Mexico md. taJs: There IL scarcely doubt that The
foTce hesieglDg Matamptas ~aA composed mainly
of f1librste1 expedition from the United STATES
Dispatches from General Mejia confirm this stale
ment The aims md cannon OF THESE eo-caliel
Liberals all came from Texas,
, 1865-11-21

CINCINNATI Nov. -.
GRAN-Thtst dull. old red bold at &4.oo; new 1t
ts Coen steady old sheed Sc. ea SC new sne1lcd
, 1865-11-21

OCR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

4 X0NE BUfhCd4
HALIFAX. y. S. Nov. a0.--The tom of French
81. HtK,e. Meauelon. vas destroyed py lire on tho
sth. One hundred and twenty houses Were burned.
Loss. 4UGI, tsU0 ff1nca
, 1865-11-21

II. GAMEEDfNGER. manufacturer and dealer Of
Marble, Ma1b1e1ztd Stone and Slate Aantes. large
assortment On hand Of the ttcupest man els. durable
and hIghly polished. $40 State street, Chicago.
YE{
, 1865-11-21
Truth is MightY& Must Prevail. ~


When people can ohiain good pictures 1t enable
rate at EEEN1I's, So; l55 Lake t.. thsy Eill not
less than half the prices. Cartes DO Vslte
n - brr Enzrn. YttiS
, 1865-11-21

4 RRIVAL OF MADAME AL
1ED pfiYsIciAS.M3ii nrrsons Wishing to Know
their tture prospects, may have them correctly stated
hy Msd; AEtp 4 313 South Clata M ssEftt @ @toppote
Ing love- marriage conrtshipJ, law matters. business
female Gjstasee freatrd rffl
, 1865-11-21

AInANy, Nov. 29,-A large crowd Of rongh*,
with nuinber Of gamblers and thieves In tllcif
TAIN are hc1e tonight, nttTacted 10 Ter . prize
f1rht which takes place between txo pueifI5t1
nta,od Elliott and Davis. 1t IL GENERALLY under-
stood tt,at the fight viii take place somewhere in
1sn,sd. DAVIS and Elliott have already started In
mi direction, md special 1alp has been cnsasod
~ taic The crowd ont early in the morning.
, 1865-11-21
The Hydraulic Clothes Washer

Washes more and washes faster shsn any other Ms
chine.
Washes with lcss wear 1han any Other Machlne. :,
Washes with o.ehalf The soar required b. tho ora.
nar1 rnethnd.
fnAtlise-
For hotels and steamboats, stands nnTsa1ied.
4 Il. CAN'T, Ag't, Nos .s.15 l. LIT Stase-st.
rsn be seen in open action at Chicago Laundry. No.
4 - rs,rhntr.rt x16tnot
, 1865-11-21

Energetic mco. .ho understand soliciting for Fire
nent oy Calling at 9s Lasao street. In the basement
Y1E3
, 1865-11-21
Nfl1 embellishments.

uC. II. sCRIVKN q co., Advertising
Agents. 81 Dearborn street, are authorized
Agents to receive veAdvcrtisemen ents for the Trk-
bune, and MI ether lending papef8 through
ont the United States and Canada.
, 1865-11-21
I EUROPE; i; !.
Earl Russell Accepts the
| PREMIERSHIP
The Pirate Shenandoah Turned
up at Liverpool.
Intimation Of her Surren-
der to the United States
Authorities.
THE CHOLERA DISAPPEAR.
ING FROM PARIS.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Reported Concentration Of the
Imperial Troops.
The Empress Going to
Europe.
SINA0LA ABANDONED BY TIRE
IMPERlALISTS.
From Florida"0ff Dispatches
from Cor. Marvin.
| THE FEklAn SCARE IN CANADA.
Troops Sent to Wind
| sor, G. W.
ALL THE REGULAR CAVALRY
| ORDERED TO TEXAS.
SINA0LA ABANDONED BY TIE
MPERlALlSTS.
From Florida~.0ffi Dispatches
from Cor. Marvin,
THE FEhlAn SCARE IN CANADA.
Troops Sent to Wind
sor, G. ".
ALL THE REGULAR CAVALRY
ORDERED TO TEXAS.
EUROPE.

The Pirate Shenandoah nj Liverpool
Her Officers Surrender, and arc Re-
leA&ed on Parole-EAxi Russell In
stalled as Premier-E1nrendonM Mfnis-
ter Of Foreign Affairs.
NEw YoRK. Nov. eD-Ihe steamship City Of
London, from Liverpool with dates q The sth and
Ills morning. but was deta:ncd un,1 1910
The pirate Shenandoah LIT ised in the AeEEcy on
the 6th and surrendered 10 the guardhhip Donegal,
tapt. Waddctl sta,ce that the fsrt information be
received Of the close OF the Nas WIS on the 30th ot
August nom the Hrtiieh war yesse1 Barraeonts.
hold and stecIed for uyerpooL The Looion Iaily
Ntcs rayE: The Americans may be inclined to
say Il WIS only fitting that hcr end should be as
cannot help ask1nc how the Shenandoah has been
able to pursue her course without The least inter
.npt,on from the American nary., Can it be posi-.
for !ofeet resulting FROM her dcpredAttons from
England, n=de the Atuencan Gove.Dmcut less
sesr Tor hs1 capture: fthe world should come TO
practical arEumente aeato-t the admission Of such
liabilities RCainst England
Russell, the contents ot which were unknown. The
captain md crew remained on the Shenandoah.
The London oToT eay1 the vessel will be clained by
quest. The London 1im.s ssys The peTsonai iibc:-
stances, but etet Justice win be done b slc n
Earl Rusee1l If Premier, and Clarendon Is Minis.
ter OF Foreign. Adalrs, wcsc Installed into office.
20 material change will probably be made I'LL
The Slipping cgaz< states that oil springs have
been discovered In England.
The French were to commence the evacuation OF
Rome on the 18th instant
The Paris Bourss on The 11th was d.t Rentes
66f25c.
The Spanish Government has ordered strict watch
10 be kept ovs1 the coast Of Crha, OWN, to the
Janafa instruction.
vEnf Latest.
t1vERFoo1, Nor. 8,
The CCptaIn and crew Of the pf.nte Shen1ndoah
have been released on parole. 1t IL believed The
natter will caute no seriors difficulty.
There Is no Other news OF ary Importance.
, 1865-11-21

D. Mace's ch ~. Up-and- Up. received forfeit.
j. Bowen'e b. g.. Capt McGowan. paid forfeit
sane pAY-Stake 500; mile heats, best three In
, 1865-11-21

Il dull but 6rn. Sales to-day re1y small and Oh
the bans Of 5s5iec for crude; E8ksc for bonded rc
, 1865-11-21

Quiet With sales ut tho following rateA:-Benneho6
Eun el6t5 Central, 5cs+5; E1ce1dor. &c; Buchanan
Farm. Get High Gate. SIC: OIL Creek, sl,zs: United
S&ates $*sno Cherry Eun, 2oc: First National &c:
Webster. a1aa; Pit Hole Greek, f1Lsa Bradley, o
Tack. 3: Berreu. Is.
, 1865-11-21

II Of Indiana, whether members Of the Assoefa-
tjon or othetwtfe are requested g attend meeting
Chamber OF Eomnetce. On Tuesday evening, Nov
slst, Au Address will be delivered By Rev. +. ht
Endy. D. D., and business OF Importance viii core
before the meeting. full all 1eudanoe u desired
b. psdt. Of the Executive Committee. It
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24

We cannot learn that there
material change in the busir
the city since our last. 1t
good.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
N. 0. ADVERTISEMENTS.

re" o'ERll.\ n co. Newspaper Ad-
vrrIisiuG and Collecting Agents. No. .
Commercial PLACE Al" ON only authorized
Agents Tor the cit, u' \rw Orleans.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24

Important Work OF lhttrnaI
cHent-destined eventually
:, latest and most valuable
States, we confidently
Shreveport kindly furnished
related to Geil'" askom, Presi-
uncle and was mis- the hS-
that gallant officer. ' In.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-24
MASON 4 SANDERS,

Wr.E.N. . ~t>nt.l.~
yga,> Irrs,h In \,,- t,r.,r.>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-12

BARLow-on Saturday evening, William II.
frjsnds And r,la,iye. Of the family, .lso embers
OF NJ plume Division No 3 Sons Of temperance Mso
Perseverance Union Lodge No. II, ]. .; o. e. ). q
respectfuIIy lnv'c to Atend tho funeral, on Monday
sernoon. at o'clock hom his late re'idenG7e, %
Cannon q. az
Brown Al ssH.hurv rebel Prison, Feb. goth,
lNo5. John Brorn, Sergeant Of Go. y, 1924 y. y.
Nos., H. the S'th year Of b.. a.Y o. one ttH,e
lie leaves wife and three childfeh. lJl
COEN-M Rondout, June Q, Of heart disease,
EdvNd \. toen.
Mordsy. iuue IL, At Pm. Any person ,etins thls
notice, and kno-ins the residence Of he ased moth
e or sistef Amos Coon, viii coniers W by klVlns
them thu notice. They are supiosCd 70 ave near IN
ave, about Goth or 3htL It. \. T.. lacly moved rum
~ Fulton NJ B.o1kJn. lS
puNALU-Un sturisv, Juno 10 Elizabeth j..
INC friend. Of tho family are reTectfullv invited
30 ate cd the funeral, from her late resdcnce' 40
EAst 10Th ~ Ola lueadAy afternoon A. O'Clock. als
HAMMOND Al Newport, X. T., on Monday, bih
Inst W illist bfn 'i0f elffs. con OF Icofge / ana
Nhry D.. HAmmoni, b. tho sth year VI hir age. -
KEEGAN-On Juuc II. james kcegan, only con Of
J1nie- aud HJuora hocsal, aged year, mouth,
IN, ffoni, ~ the family aiso ,ho-c u hi. uncle.,
Peter tAtfcl aud William keersn. also thos, Of ni.
| grnudiaiuct Jane, hoails, air invited 10 attend
Dover ~ Of M1niav after loon, ~ o'c.ock. Ills
remains va. ic int eel in Caivary Cemetery. lt1
LEDDi ON Ss'urdiy afternoon, juno l,l after =
nfcuuc illness, Johu ediy, elteet uou VI Francis
snd Auu eddy. as.H "a wears
The ntads ana relatives OF the family respect
fuJ Inv y % attend the iunefAl this Aondsy n'ter'
uosu Of 'lOcl, iIu the ftiiience Of Lie pa entr,
tmon ave. uolr Deyoe n, BtoOKlvu, Ed. l2i
| McItGIE. IN Brooklyn, OF SUNDAY, june n,
| hic.Vl Ne ,igue, aged seat, 10 months aud !
| dars.
The funeral sill tale Lace this Monday, At
o'clock Ia tho afternoon from the residence Of liis
| plronts, Joan AID Margaret hcIigue ~ " ilos
Place 15A
| rITTs-At rrigoqort, Conn., on the 9TH ir't-
| Ns' Amelia lltu, Vi brooklyn, \. Y, IN the ish
year Of Ter sgr.
| funeral services Sill be- held at the residence OF
Joseph y. ireland, u .igtp.lt On MONDAY MOI hinr
l.th mt, at . ~ ~ winch her fflcnis and 10 a.
tises and those Of Walter f. Avery, are invited "a
auend. Can isres will be ia ATTENDANCE at the Ne :
Haven Il. h. -, pot, co., 4lA ave. and 2th a., on the
| a.tIyA II the train, a. 20 I'M 90 convey those
ircui, sho may prefer to assemble there, ~ Green
| wood, where the remains viii DO ntotied. IVl
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.'' r,'eI 90 r'' a'' 'r.s b.. ''r' g''u'
u' .st ven. ''-a ." ., lies .'.-l" The o"n
s' $500 -aa' t.e e'.'''ry ""'' "e''r so'-
,I.. 80 uo IelcrI Cove '.'e.i N'lr' D. t'ls
t.r' sps'c Tho. p.. j.. q. A. n.t always i''' l..
l'' ! en- a.'or tho r''"i' "a 'H u'"r"t 10 tne
fol Cd" ,uc 's'i'-n s'c o. tho Ni "a pph ere
worr .sl e-s'e s'r's t.: va would be
iIo.'a 70 tvr yc1ts in no trIAs.H s'istppi com
u, Ut th' re'uol hns proven that ,-,''ors are
1T Ho'rssrrly i.,l., c..'p. .u general way.
l. hF sNln 10 -rcd to sJfr"n cr s. soon a. h.
,f.4 iuIiy c0rN inDci that 0tthrr Resistance woud
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Week erdin, Coz ls Merchandise. Total.
june ll......s L:l3A2 ltsL39t 2GlhiaG
a...... 4l624I 1l'3,E2 359o5.y
ON Change to-day our Wa heavy and decliHias
wheat vas duil and lc lower. Corn Wa duh and &c.
a &C. low o.. Oats we're scarce ard saNic f1ner.
Pork opened dmcr and closed heavy. Beef was
st,aly. Lard pas hru, and Whisky was steady and
firm
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THE NEW YORK sun.
MoNDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1868.


Orp Southern exchanges all speak hopefully Of
a., prospect Of trade, and the early resump,ion Of
busInss. relations betw cen tho North ar South
A. they ~orc before the var a dispostion is every
where manifested " build Sp the industrial inter
est. u the country with o. little decay a. po'sible
Even In the pestilent little State ~ South Csronn,
iu which treason Lad It's birth, the people arc oil
moved by desire ~ accelerate their return 10 tho
ola condition u things wish tho least possible de-
lsy IA an indication Of this feeling, the Charles
~ C'unsE- in an article upon this subject says :
II must not he supposed that We IN Charleston
are h-s NJ the trade 70 ourgelses Persols e.
Gently from Column. 20 report that a very fair busl-
ness ~ teing trnnsar led at that Tlace Tho busi-
Iels ~ condu,tnd Principally on re system Of
ta-cr t.ere ing scarcely any money IN circu'
iauou. Inc traitors who leit Jhatlcstpn md cs-
tai |shel stores at OlHngoburg and othsr Ta ~ IN
TIE hn. ~ fsIIr.n., &C doing veil. number II
bales r cotton rave b.eu received IN cxcht e toT
graUf, aud il scc.uf to 10 Tie dlApotitOu Of he
oNncrs 4 ccttOu 10 Augment this J. al II Gade.
a., samo pre-, nusry s,rrs '1r general re-
funr.Iu Of BUSINESS are noticeable In al tLc
o1icr o. nh IN States. Tho work u rebuilding
TIC railtos'H is s1uyoy progressing lines "
STEAMERS are Agau appearing on tho vcts 'ls-
puIed novsI qcra arc rc-coutHrr p.t. -
ton; bah.ng insttutiors tn!,t uo Nauo.A 81
Bah lsw arc forming Va ~ ott' at large
tvus and al Tie NOR. PEE. Co., ae,e.eu's f'r q
renewal q trade will s.rrl, D.. provided. TIE
grcatest ueei a, The prru ut $50 noIs I. seitlsi
State O. lvcrr.o,nt which viii soon 10 Cstebhshcd.
Ia rslroad ca.ul. cot. %. Tho ? Dp'c "a 20 in
tcr.urArr ala. .tvu u = ifolatod 'r1n ho ltncas
that thc so,J,.t towns arc seoyiul from tic ir'e
intercourse which they now Rave With NV York
an oiuer N,r.h,rn cGc1. 1h5 60 army dram b
tI tt,.a ofs.l nor /. Sc, an osn oxen and,
uu.I inc rsUro, sc7r lc cotn'i",'l, orsor.e os "
e. .ar. c.u .. ao,l r-t No. I,uik good, 6 t,.1,
l.,g VIII lie 3,rri. ! Of neclul s.pp'.rf, sll
ilc.r .. ton aud lther produce .lruJt ~ tr.1'ht
g. mailct rho l'sl ~ railroads. are le.us co..
tuut toWoy,r VA. 81 yon..o.' l.trst.h, l.o zoe
pc.u'cufr, tasrur w,u soon % snl,,ei 80 send
ucrr.iueo viiah Lcy have ol Laai 8, pt...a
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