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, 1865-05-09
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. May s.
Stmr Comtt. AcHenr5, Mlysukee. sa3driea.
P1oP Ell. Ge b.rex ss1a4 ,4 si4s s9ds
Prop Eo9nt.,n $;lss. lscunts; Buffalo sun 'rtes.
PeP + G.;iss sa
'5IeP FEE s!;!r: MeS SsSzlt, B9da .. saadEies:
s:s 5esePs is.
RB.,aas Ss.,its; Lent; Bsy c,ty: SIS = aa,es.
eet'qs ps!, q lis. sena""eoer' Bay CITY IS 'au'
ga.aae Tostaasi;s, Kearn,, Cleveland. so ton. eo.,
Bar4us William Joncs. Henderson. Cleveland 100 tons
Enqqs E1celtioE, johnson, Banalo. 900 bsls watcr
Barsqs invizeio'e. ccrey, Buffalo. 1.coo bs,s v.tx
BaEqas Isn.iog. Psrsons. Sag nav, 10 M 1un,er.
BaEqq. Fame. Baa:et1. pttElit, 80 n suabes ftoa
Datqu' Cleveland, Walsh. oe,nto 20 Ia aber, 8, n
Bsrq1e Ihezuou.eo. Chamberlain. oconto, It's III linn.
Da1que slr ". Head Livingston. Moozetowa. 80 crs
Ba.aqs British Lion. GeFarlane, Maitland. 8, cds
B. rue Monarch. Felau. o4kyuid:: 50 z, lumber and
Ra5a9s Rs, g 1sesn: N4,r: s.,t,:ad, 10 eas wood.
III III sss;. g a%sss
s$ Is tsas .soa ss:
sehr 1.l1iet Gr<en. acGo"ea, MoozetoSo. liz corts
sehr stsr Light Hs,ysy Moorsto lis cords wood.
e Of Lakes r.5'af Kingston. 50 cord,
18Th. Wsyne, wal,tss, es. Joseph, I, cord. wood,
sshr :trts,,ent. es lis. - m ions coal .G''
@ Ser s. s. P.1l. 4Me:ner, W ssie. ,x,..
E' iss s 49, ssns essi &C.,
81 IS ss,:;a ss,; s9s s s'?Sy S:7:Ss
sehf e6n rhurssy Be.fer, r. ao % a9na 1anber
Sthr #. H. NEat n, Jon1 +,p, BY My 2to !, ;nmoer
Ssbi asr1sas Saaisn y Il
ser White Clou5 shstw, ID, R.y CITY. 1s ,utaosr,
81 81 1' fS9 '1ssf q 1.,a
sssF a,s Rist cs9s:sa s M
SET sis..on Ns ess cl:eisaa. 1a SIS s9a 'o54 coal,
ssfF sehF BaS9s RieS: So s5as
Sss aar.. sps.T tisvslaaa IS ;sa: e. soa soe!
sca1 k4te Ecamoad C6ilsou. seyeand, ,so5 ia coal.
sehF S:6.ingae Fs:9 aoF
kchr Barney Eaten. BA1ns, Graod Haven, 20 N ium-
Ssh: Ssh: 1shlcs: Miller. er.nd Hagen, II, m 1umbc..
sseE s T. AE%sns: su5n,. Grand H4yen, 10 q lumber
sear aAssss Grand Haven, Is luub
ssnr Ss9ss: e r eshasa., 5snt,y. Grand Ha7e,. III m
sehr 81 ::a,q ,5;,! afs5t gse,ss
serr Fanny and F1oy, Long, hn,keEou. 80 n iaa-
ssH. e 1sxh.,l., Mul!tq, oe2pto. 1ooIamher.
esf 81 ~ IT. .e fEfs aRs on
ssss s'?s Tss ;sss
sehr Japan, swestman. Manistee, To N lumo:r, i0m
fchr siuskteen. Nevea Kings Pier. 20 e,rds w,od.
sear foE;ar Ca1bursy, kew.nee, i1v N lumber.
sehr r: Hayden Trtasd. Pierra Marquette, ~ n,
so Isn s.as es'as 3
scht., H,ness JohE, Gslha4Y. 'Auske0on. 10 a luu-
sehr. AZ .eadee. Grtfnn. Port colsozne. IN cords
sehr. A;ba3y, Peterson. N uakegou. 10 n, lumber
II =
Hrffs ! fnxI-
, 1865-05-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL


MONDAY Evening. MAT 8, 1866.
There was much disappointment In financial
cifclts to-dsy In consequence Of the decline IN
gold Early this morning. when the " "Hioernia's'
news was dlsested, with the decline Of 5 2o's IN
London to 1ss, It val generally thought that gold
would advance; but instead Of au advance there
w2s rapid decline. EARLY this morning It
opened In New York at 143 but gradually fell TIL
the close at 9allsghef'e, when 1t YVES sold az low
rs 18Th. This Of courso unsettled values general
". On 'change there YES qnita strong feeling
IN Whsat and corn, but cats ryc, &C., experienced
heavy depreciation. and this evening wheat
closes ata decline of SC per bushel; oats SC per
bushel; corn ie per bushel. andr Sc per bush.l.
Provisions were inactiTe and almost entirely
nominal High~tnes we're dull and weak.
In speculative circles this decline in gold has
been aseSere blow. There was good attendance
on the Stock Exchange, but there were more eel-
le:s than buyers. and the m1rket vas heavy. The
TACT is, gold Is daily becoming less attractive to
epeeulatorr, and the shrewdest operators are de-
voting their attention principally to stocks and
,onds. Thus far, very little has been done In
ftocks in this market; but there are numerous
Luyers here, who do theiz business fn New York.
BIZ telegraph. In our opinion. the time IN mt rar
distant when Chicago will take the lead In r,il
road .ecurities. This ia Altogether halter min.
, 1865-05-09
FROM WASHINGTON,
tytstorv of the Selection of the Prest-
dents last Kesti0G Flace-Why Oak
Hidce yyRs CAosens

WAsHNoros, Nay $, 1855,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Much injustfee has been done to tho views
and motives OF those responsible for the &c.
lection of the last resting place Of our lament
cd President. l am ablo to clear up the
matter, deriving my Information from the
ycry first sources, and am confident It will
be relief to the entire public, as we'll As to
tho parties more especially interested, to
have tho matter set ut rest beyond all contra.
veDtIcn. =
When the remains left Washington It was
understood by the family and friends that
they would be placed III the city vault in Oak
Ridge cemetery, until q proper vault could be
prepared for their reception.
On It's coming to Mrs. Lincoln's knoyl
edge, through the Springfield Journa1,
that they were to be placed in the Mather
vault, she caused to be telegraphed on F 4iday
morning "That they must be deposited at
Oak Ridge Cemetery, and no where else" and
the same day she got Secretary Stanton to
telegraph the same thug
On Sunday q telegram was received In re-
My, from Mr. Stewart, saying: slogan,
Treat, Ridgeiey. Conklin, agree with me that
the arrangements have gone too far to be
changed" IL was answered 02ch tuaL ''they
must be changed. and that if her wishes
were not complied with the remains would
be removed 10 Chicago next Juue." Ga
Monday morning Robert Lincoln tele-
:1aphed to Gov.IOg1esby that ''the arrange-
ments must be ch1nged, and his mother q
wishes strictly compiled with"
Nothing was received until Tuesday morn
ing Indicating compliance With her wishes,
and then the published telegram Was received
with several others. I know this to b, 80,
for / SOW Secretary Stanton
and Mrs. Lincoln late on Monday
cytning. It WAS probably the letters written
on Friday, and the kilograms sent on Monday
morning threatening the removal Of the re.
mains TO Chicago next June, TINT induced q
compliance with her wishes.
Mis-. Lincoln felt that Oak Ridge Cemetery
- retired and most beautiful grove In tue
cEyIrons Of Springfield, would be in better
accold With her husbands Republican tastes,
than the center ofa noisy city.
Besides she very naturally felt strong re-
pngnance to having those who had abused
MD vilif1ed him while living and who always
considered his elevation to the Presidency q
personal injustice TO themselves. assuming to
decide where his remains should repose, and
taking go prominent part in doing honor tc
lfH memory. a. g. HI.
, 1865-05-09

Northwestern Fair of the Sanitary Com
mission and Soldiers Home, rooms C6 Aadt-
eon street, Chicago, blsy 6, 1865. Received of
Miss s. Emma E. Edmonds, author OF the
"Nurse and spy,'s through her publishers, J.
A. stoJdard & Co.; of this city, the sum of
fifty dollars, being the second appropriation
from the proceeds Of the sale Of the work in
the Northwest; to be expended by the sani-
tary Commission 1ot the benefit Of our sick
md wounded soldiers.
Also, from j. A. stoddard & Co., q contrl-
:Surse and spy" value s50.50-total, sioo5o.
E. ". BLArCuFoRp, Treas.
ThpS,.p over fire hundred dollars have been
already Contributed from the proceeds Of the
sale Of this highly Interesting and popular
OF our count1y's holy cause, and, W;e under
stand, m6re is In Tuse1ve. Such liberaltty
shtuld not and will not 60 unrewarded.
, 1865-05-09

From Our Special Correspondent
NASHVILLE, May i, 1865.
Captain 4. L. Hough, Chief Commissary Of
Mnsters of the Department of the Cumber-
land, received yesterday telcgraphic fnstruc-
tions directing him to muster ou1 Immediate
~ all nor-veterans within this Department..
Tie boys that wear rcd, white and blue tri.
angular badges will be mighty glad Of this.
Tic 4th corps Is rcarly all here: mud the men
Of 1862, Who did not Te-enlist, will soon leave
for the North, aud no more
"In Dixie land will tska their stand,
Nor live nor die In D41ie."
This corps contains grear many Illinois
regiments,
1t is not known whether the detachuleu1s
now here CT the 18th md goth corps (which
troops, though with Sherman, still belong to
this dcpartmcnt) will be mustered ont here
CT not There is 4 rumor Of IN order send
ing them to their respective commands in
the East.
The quartermaster's employees in this city
are being discharged ut The rate Of 500 per
day. The pass Office is crowded from morn
Chicago, some to New York, Boston, and
other Eastern cities; some to Memphis,
Knoxville, md Cincinnati. Including the
railroad construction corps, there were 50.0 600
citizen employees Last fall within easy reach
Of Nashville. Nearly all hare reaped rich
harvest out Of the necessities Of the Govern
mcDt, and some hare made themselves almost
wealthy by all kinds Of base aud dishonorabte
practices, at the expense of the general mass
Of tax pa yers. The advent Of peace Is un-
welcome to such wretches.
The chiefs OF the various departments are
winding up their business.
The fugitive rebels Of Tennessee Will re-
ceiye no. mercy at the hands Of the Legis!a-
tu1 nov In session, Vi47c advertisements Of
the rewards offered for their apprehension.
by Gov. Brownlow, and the Vindictive old
msrtyr's rich description Of ex-Gov. 1shan
G. Harris, whom he wants "to be taken
olttc!'
inc1ose the following significant order
from Gen. Thomas, which, it ts hoped, Will
clear the State Of eucrillas and rebel bands
Of all kinds, Confederate, Independent, and
mougre1: . ....
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, 1 emu, May ], 1855.
TO MAJOR General Rouseeau:
Send summons under dag Of truce to AL and
every body o! armed men In your vicinity or
which you know OF, who arc operating nearer to
yours than 10 any other command. Sud call upon
ihcn to surrender to you, Or any officer Jon may
Lee surrendered to Gen. Grant 1fthey diaregard
vour eummons, and continue acts Of hostility.
fhcy viii hereafter be regarded as outlaws and be
proceeded against, pursued, and when captured
~ Mai Gen o. s. 4. Cond'E,
, 1865-05-09
Chicago Qribnlre.
CHICAGO EVENING TRreuNE.

CHICAGO EVENING TRI8UNE.
On the 5th day of May and thereafter the Tfl-
bunc Company will lstuc an evening edition OF
the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, at o'clock T. II.
1t Will contain SPECIAL AND GENERAL TE1r.
onArmo D1srArcaEs from ali quarters up to the
time Of eoipg to press. also, oil the news re-
'ceised By mail and express during the day.
ACoAr1ETE MAHKET REronr, giving the CON
mercial transactions Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade, Stock Exchange, Cattle, Lumber, Grocery
and Dry Goods Markets will appear In each Issue.
The local incidents and Incidents, and all the
general news of the day will be inserted.
1t il the inteu:Ieu OF the propr1etors to make q
newsp.pcr cxccllcd ~ no evening paper IN the
West
The EVENING TRIBUNE will be put to press in
lime for the night trains on all The railroads lead.
1ne from this city, and will be prepared With epe-
cIa reference to the wants Of those localities rot
rcstbed by the MORNING. TRIBUNE on the eaue
dsy Of its publication, viz: SOUTHERN l1L1so1s,
Iowa, MISNEsoTA. NORTHERN MISSOURI. KANSAS.
NEBRASKA, NORTHERN WISCONSIN, The LAKE
SurEn1oR REe1oN, and portions Of MICHIGAN
and INDIANA
1t will be supplied to uewa dealers, subscribers,
the same ttr1ns rs the MORNING TR{4xsE. Also,
BY the following Chicago usws deai-rs: JoHa
r. WALSH; BANFoRD & BALDWIN; c. Il. SnA-
WEE; MoNA1LI & Co. and MCDONALD &
THonrE.
Orders to either the above parties Will be
promptly filled.
TRIBUNE CoxrAs1.
CHICAGO, Aay2, 1sG5. Il
, 1865-05-09
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

-.-.. --.... MoHpAY EVENING, May & :.
LUMBER-Received3o os5 N shipped ]. .eo7 N. With
lar4e receipts on the market this orntnz, and few
buger5 trada not active. It dragged along
L. and IN Instances very stIg:s concession was
mae where the vessels were obliged to unload With
dEpAtch. We quote the market easy, 1t last wee5a
current prices. Sales we're: Cargo schc Hewhsu,
tr.m 0eonto, ITO rafted boards. as $780, sold By
Peter Wocd; cargo schr ithaca. from Grand River,
1sctm over strips balance fa's mixed, at SIS sold
BY Eish d Fu'ler; csrgo kchr Telegr sph, from
Grand River, Is m strips, ha'aoce common m!1:d.
at Els 20 sold O. Brewster cargo sc1r E. G. Gray
frtm Po.1sge Lake, so m stripe, baIauce we'll cut
common. q, al7.oc. sold by A. Russell; csrso scns
Albany strips. from Mulkegon, At $1sto, sold
hy Utsll; cargo sctr rlapet from Msnt.tee. 10 NJ
or more Itrip., balance PA etc.. at a16,o 90. SO by
BIckford; cargo schr Trio from Kalam ZOO. co N
grips and bo .rds at 41t50, sold By 4. Carter.
sHtN6LE3-Recs siEcd GOO m; shipped SO m. The
market il STEADY at 81, s,6!H@7..5 10. sawei Az.
LA1H-E.ceiyed175 lis n thspped, 20 nj. Ths market
Is sstesdy with sales 1t % for comm IN 10 good.
We quote yard prtccs a. follcTs:
, 1865-05-09
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Runlor Concerning Jef.-E1c ts Still
FIYtnk-Additional from JVhRstonse
Surrender.

NEW YoRK, Nay s.-Ihe J!traIds North Caro-
lfua dispatches give various rumoss of the where
abouts Of JEFF. DAVE, hut none 1ht2r OF more def
Lite than that OF last week, which represented him
In fight one day ahead Of 5touen1sn. The report
that be was obliged to abandon his specie train
contradicted.
The Heralds correspondence gives further de.
tails Of the surrender OF Johnston Over thirty
thousand men were surrendered. Alarge number
OF EB soon ts they learned Of the cspitu'ation and
are now engaged plllecirg and rohblns the dest-
tute people. Over one hundred pieces OF artillery
were surrendered. Among the officers surrender
ed is the notorious semmes Of the pirate Alabama.
IMPORTANT ORDER. y
Gen. schofcld has Issued the following impor-
tant order:
HEADQUARTERS DEpAnTXEyT or n. C.,
Army Or ONO.
RAIE10u, N. C, April =, 1866 J
General Ordert.
TO remove doubt which eeema to exist In the
ntuds Of come people In North Carolina, It il
hereby declared that By yir;ue Of the proelama-
ton ef the President of the lifted States, dated
fore held as slaves are now frce and thst It ts the
duty Of the army to maintain the freedom Of such
persona. It - recommended TO The lormur
masters OF The freedmen to employ them as hired
he1vEn:R, nt reasonable wages, and It Is recon-
Ecnded to freedmen that When allowed to do 30,
they remain with thels former masters, and labor
faithfully 90 long a. they sh.ll be treated hnd1y
employment elsewhere IN kind, work to which
hey arc accustomed. 1t IL not well for them to
cougrts ata about towns Or military camps. They
will not be supported in l6leaess.
By command of MAJ. GEN. SCHorIEID.
]. 4. CAMPBELL, A. A. G.:
, 1865-05-09

The decline IN Gold to-day had depressing er-
feet on tie general markets. and prices ruled low.
er. particularly on Oats, Rye, and Provisions
There Is still very limited demand for shipment
snd with falr amount Of ircightroom offering
rates aro ehade lower.
The Provision market was unusually dull, oW-
ing to depressing news from New York, Mcea
Fork was quoted In the first dispatch from New
York a. S7.s7t, and In the second dispatch steady
and frm. Here there was little or no Inquiry for
Eaifeled Pork, and We note s1les Of only 400 br.s
Mess at &sG6 20 for choice city and $4,000 for Pso-
Ela-packed Ness. Primo Mees Pork WAS ueclec.
ted aud nominal, with sellers at $23 90 and BUYERS
ct s2s-0e. Sweet Picked Ha1s were neglected
and nominal at TIC. Bulk Meats were wholly
neglected. Lard was drmer In conReuucnce Of
Tore favorable news from New York, and VII note
sale Of Is tres primo city kettserende1ed 1t 1sc
SELLERS generally holding at ts1tc. 1t vas quoted
from New York to-day at 19c, which Is IN alvanc
since Saturday.
with BALES Of 400 brls, at S2O0daa01. closing at
the inside quotation. The Government is taxing
possession OF all the wines manufactured since
the 1st Of Janua1J last and 1t is reported that IN
egent will arrive here shortly. from Washington,
20 Investigate the whole matter. Meanwhile. in
nocent holders are quite uneasy.
There was a steady degree Of activity in the
market for Flour, md Saturdays pricea were well
maintained. We note salea Of 2,050 brls, at 10 q
9o,5o for White Winter, s6ooaGdaf for sprIng
extras, and $50 for Spring anperfiue.
Ike Wheat market opened on The "curbstoue',
at $1.1z} for MOL Spring and after the receipt or
the first disratch quoting gold at 14s9, advanced
to Sl.15a, at which It opened On Change. subse
quently, owing to slight decline in gold, the
market fell back to $11b, bnt afterwards recover
ed to $1154. which was hardly matnt.incd at tho
close. There was good demand for No. Spring
and the market was firm at $1o5. We note sales
OF 14{0t0 bu at Il 20 for No. Red; $1.21 for
extra Spring; st.14}11. .1b}5 for No:1. and $i.os
Tor No. 2 sprlng-closiog with sel.era Of No. 1 at
<1.154, and buyera at $1.15.
There was more active shipping denand fur
Corn, and we note an advance Of 1@tlc on No. I
IN store. ether grades were somewbatjdrner, but
not quotably higher. Canal Corn was decidedly
more active, The sales foot up 1000 bu. at 67D
Csc for No. i, GliGeG2c and 5000 for Rejected IN
sto.c, G9a@t9 for No. CanA adoat and 7oc for NO.
Canal T. 0.
Tho market for Oats opened stesa1 at Ss&esAc
for No. I, ut which considerable buf1oess WE
done, but Hitter the receipt os'the Buffalo onpa.s.
panic ensned and the market saPlol5 .,,,ahy en-
SC per bu, with good demand u me 10 a assno ~.
sho1t sellers. Toward the close tae.e w.
armer feeling and the market adsanceo - VI wv
, 1865-05-09

MONDAY EVENING, May 8.
There ara TO new feature. In the market for Dry
Goods. Trade IL rather quiet to-day, as there are
few buyers In town. Pink md Purpe Prints arc
scarce. There Is no material change in prices.
We quote fen Of The leading br1nds Of domestcs
as follows:
Pacific, 2.Qsa'}: Dunnell's, aia Gas; Richmo.ts
s5x Ga6; Dutchess B,..a1.
Gtnghams-C Clinton and Lancaster, 81 Roanoke,
&c.
Brown sheetipss-standRrds, 4a}; Mediord, 10 !;
Agswam F, st; Pepperet1 n, IS; D@iyht Al, al =;
Booth Mills Il, %; Indian Orchard L, "A.
Eicsched Goods-New York Mills, Is; WLmsusss 10;
Bates 20; Waltham I, 2s Can2e, 16.
Dc0ins-Amoskeas,. Is; York, 80; Hayrakers. 50 !:
hilforcs. 4eE; Blue Hill. s7h.
Striped Shirtlng-Amoskeag, g.; Uacaivile, SKA
At
Brown Dril,s-Boott and Lxeonia 4e.
, 1865-05-09
HEADQUARTERS DEP4nTMEST CuMBEEL4 AND,
NASHVILLE, e1l., May J. 1865.


The President of the Sherman Testimonial
Committee received with one Of the largest
contributions yet made to the Sherman Tes-
timonial," the following letter from Chief
Justice CHASE, which will be read WILL IN
WASHINGTON, April q, 1855.
YIN. DesbIer, Treasurer Sherman Testimonial:
MY DEAR SIN: Enclosed <is contribution
T take this moment for making It. because
Just now, many seem disposed 10 forget his
c1cat deseryings, and remember only his re-
Cent convention with Johnston.
But that act, however regretted aso osap.
proved, must not cancel u our 1nc1oot4e9' VI
even obscure his splendid services.
Ills patriotism ID no more doubtful than bis
courage, No mans achievements have con-
t1ibufed more to the grand triumph OF the
Union and freedom over rebellion acaslaYe
, 1865-05-09
Termination Of au issls-
ipp1 Rcbels Abandoning the lkebei.
lion - Bodies Recovered from tho
Mt XIlff4na
TIE LATE REBELLION.
DtspokIng of the Small nematader In
1he Trans. III l, alssipPi Region.

NEW YonK, May 8.-The Nerdld's New Orleans
correspond encc cgatains additional partlcuars Of
the Tcgotiahuns for the surrender OF General Ktr-
The meeting to R.ranRe prcltutlerIes took place
On the s3d, at tho mouth Of lied River: at which
Colonel Spfaguc represented General Pope, and
Smith, and these officers were 10 have another
conference at the same place on the I'd inttant-
OF the result Of II latter meeting nothing was
known, hui ii MAS understood that the terms pro.
posed were the e1me as those undcr which Lees
and johnston's armies were surrendered.
There were 1umors In New Orleans on the 3oth
ultlmc, that the rebel Generals Dick Taylor aud
Forrest had made formal propositions 10 snrren-
der their forces. General Canhy had left New Or.
lca1s suddenly for Mobile, and It was believed
that he went 10 the latter city for the purpose Of
receiving Taylore Surrender.
, 1865-05-09

Proof Of JCN. Davis Completely Com.
I,leEc-1ais Guilty knowledge of tic
M

New YoRK, May s.-The New York 7smes'
Washington special eays: - II onght TO BE- under
etood that ,ha recent proclamation Offering 4
reward lor the apr: hccslo1 Of JeR. 1y.. q, ons
OF tie parties imp fcated Ia The assassination OF
Mr. Lincoln, Was not Issued By President johnson
Us hts individual act, merely upon hts personal
opirion Is to the guilt OF Dsyis. 1t was issued
lcesl suthority. 1t wss dr.t unAniuoua3y de-
clded in cabinet Meeting that parties In any way
connected with thdAousplracy should be tried by
The testimony Fe1sting to the m.tter was then
placed officially in the bands Of Judge Advocate
General Holt, who examined it very carefully and
m:de report to the Secretary Of War. giving It
Dav,s to hare been connected with the inception
and execution Of the plot 1t was upon this OIL
c1al report that the. proclamation was based. It
ia not 10 be supposed that any direct and personal
action II the matter be traced to Davis, but It
will be proved that the conspiracy was framed and
prosecuted with his knowledge and asscnth
, 1865-05-09

~. His deeds asc among the choicest treas
ures Of our own Ohio. as well IS Of our
whole country. And We, the children Of
Ohio are bound especially, and by the mos
sacred obligations, to defend aud protect the
good name Of every brave and loyal son she
has She has none braVcr or more loyal than
Sherman.
Yk,11rn nnaf truly. 3. L. CHASE.
, 1865-05-09
CHICAGO CATTLK MARKET.

MosDAT, Asy8.
BFEF cATTLE--The receipts Of beef c.tse today
amt INT ta Sc bead and the shipments 10 11es This
entered sales at the various y-ru4 foot II 1lE
I'D. raDRt5g IN price from Si.15 for common IN
oarsc. to &c Is fur medium. not $G50as 19to. good
10 p: ime
st thc opening OF tie na:ket there were o. sa1e
Ae-ut $50 tea6 o. catt wbich had been left oye1
from SATURDAYS sale. Among this numb.r were v.,y
many hns cattle. though thzre few. u aay, which
could be cenomanated "Choce." There WAS fa,,
proportion OF stock aud busche1n catlls, ana 81
few good government steers.
The market opened with the u:ual Monday dull
nets, and contuued without anim1 ton to,the c.ose
Euye1s enc sellers lcurd 1t e1ceediegiy ddcqlt t.
hsrmonize their riewB-the one protesting to believe
the crisis had pased while the ohez looked up3n II
e. st commencing. heuc. the transactions were liz
ltcd. a few Government men, who we're In the
mn1kef bought very spaTingly for their imu -ciate
tecesities believing prices could 20 no higher and
might be considerably less. 4 number OF light com
tn cattle we're takeD, principally fos the snppy oi
oar hairy pests IN Kertuc:y end Tennezs=e stocz
cst!e ccnti.us In good demand ana urn at Ss.5o
s7.0o.
The II nsra tone Of the market to day indicates
chs. te frem eaturda5's figures. Adv:ces fton the
Ep.t represent no change In tho t.slin< therc and
rr1ces here arc kett arm in consequence:
The following we1e thu ruling fAtes to-oAy:
choiee Beaves'''... ii e9sa 90
rsn csmmon ~ to ass =
Tic ft1lowtng are the II ported ealta to-day:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY
suxgxAN TARpa.
s.d.r so cook 81 hsad faF Steers aveFastns 1.o5s
n oosy iod a1oy sihead fair State s:eeFs. aveEsx
G G. ta I'D chtds Is hssd .rs1asas LIN
II sold sacsz % head flr stsers, averaging
125 dssx r. = e. .od gu.nstle 25asat coIon castls,
En9x .eid u head od Government.
afe1as''e MIua1uAH: SOUTHERN YAHDs-
.,.,-orv .o1d GnI.les &c head go7d Government Cat
.,a s1s1aetnv l.zl9 Ms. ut $7.t5.
t19 seo 80 20 head stfsd ssesss. averaging
1GTi ns, VI $s-s5.
FoRT wAY1x TARDs.
walch sod HImaa Is head. averaging 1903 rs, at
B:s.y .o1d MePhsrson II head. avtrag'ns ,,ts1 ss,
- AEEEs.u sole zelge1 Is head. avtrsgn= =n.oa n..at
~ *~s.lvcrk Mallory s4ld Fof IS head. averaging
Ksls:fk mallory sold 1eapolt 50 head, Averaging
Kub { sold Pine, 10 head, .yesszns 1.so5 ns. at
$3.50. =.
Lsshold add ncpa tsan ohasd. AVERAGING 80 ~,
tdsy sold Rennsm,a q head. averaging 1,1a n,. At
$7,t0.
aver ElnX / Il. d. 1t $1Qq