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o-Ae -'AFs N.has. x can
u p.,s ,AfeEel enssEemenl OF SIX NTssrs
yNLAl lt-fi lls % irsIF -5FzrJure IN. - l'
~ ed t1eir hl-l reireniedt f-o-1 ~ - lo,a-
thtl a p suppotsd % Mr. d -.
Ar 6elrEe EFeueit and Ms C1an-,,-- e..-a,aT-.
.l-e ~ arsinalc COMPANY These ral'v
urls nave Won anmirai Ton Ct the Iov.l' 49, o.
80 tn1osEhou; tre world dor shsir rsi1-sI Assn
-. - = -i'ieidl aeiiueatious Of Ihs h.rhs- $50
w Trans, ard the managers Iesrrf 49, go %
We cay oppotmnity ne pubic OF Ns.t,'I. -.
nAfe N a'ine~-itg the efforts uf those -.
eAl. ltte tarQsn b hlsier upon he ars,7,s., 'N-
.ne( s.otiJ return % kuIope rreylr-- -, ~, 's
ms. re'ige1r cnt nom ne stage. % 1s-
Ia l'. ~ e, e'sa, ~ Re on hoaiay. uer ur
eUeA y .ii o. kifcn 1naksnearz's fas, .- s,'.''.
We Ae9rusnt oi Nense." raf-fsv g. 49,, - q
= tdae7 a9y, Hamlet. THURSDAY. &C., ~, IA
FnCaFi "hsuly WIZ ana ne 49, ~
'''as o. e nsuehi o. 81. ani Airs. Chss 80 .'.
Curl go Uses 30 "a Ea .l.'a.
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Har Nav S!an! lNIrndld rar, tln..,

e''ai sa5..1, u nv ~, T,up.r o. Aa.a.,n.
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POLITICAL WISDOM AID BOLD LIBERALITT.
From the London Times, Sept u.

81 .lh lht L"ulou new lrlil'iinD NV q
We have not had TO wait long Tor a justif
cation of the belief of the most dispa-sionste
observers, that the restoration Of the Amer
can uHioE % going ON as well as the diti-
Guilty Of the case admits, and as the sagscity
and prudence OF tue GOveFumgnt may fairly
encourage the world 10 expect
lyo knew before that Mr.. Johnzon was no
party Elan and. ifsome Of his sayings aud
, oiu-. looked rather like bis b ing see
tional man, doubt IVES presently thrown oa
bs haEing any twist from his Southern orr
rB by some word OF wisdom drapPed, some
glance af insight disclosed. which revived
the hope that be really was more nearly
adequate 10 the position be holds than any
other known msu "a the country
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Wcars indebted 10 northumberland
Nari Tor copy al a pamphlet containing
lue NAMES oi uuiccrs and soldiers found on
ths bauisas.is of the Wilderness, aud OF
srau.E WANNA Court House. Va.
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deelOlv
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For Rent.

TWO very Dest rooms. newly pRpeFed, o. ihs
~ secoud h0or OF the neE building on Church
siree', aeloH the Post ofhcs, sad ne1f {, Greeu 4
AloeFtaon's. These rooms are very suitstie ~
oueesi o. siespng roons- Apply % Vim. SIN.
nonss hcLemcre stree or %
NELSON MURFREE,
aeei07lN Generhl Agsnts,
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4musfmfns
New Theatre.

second week Of the Fsyorlts sstists
MIR. and Mira. 4. -. OATES.
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zltm advertisements.
Wanted.

nARTIFs sh0 delivered tso car loads SAT- a. \.
marked E sud h. 4 3 VII please IA h'sh n sii2
duplicste bills Laing salt cannot Be shipped toT
az 5se n. iw Y.B. JONES, Ageet. 6
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FREIGBT OFFICE, n. 3 Q =. R, I
NASHVILLE, Zee. Il, ls65.
ON AID after TO day our Depois VII Be opensd a
~ am Tor the reception Of Fieignts, and
! promptly closed 81 pm. -
derl3 i'm ]. JoNaSs Agsnt
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ZION. a. % stephens spent several days
ai aIluslesy l',, "a correspondent OF the At
luuta Iats Ifyucrr says, earnestly lahorng
Co rsuofe Gao obstacles 90 q speedy restora-
t.uu aI h.. behaved state to civil government
ANA la She In.an." Ie l,l there after the
aIHruau a. tlr Dau-utsuauai Amendment
tIe Haye Doc doubt 30 ~ss oa bis advice che
E,..s'aiae adopted it without asT condi-
tI1ue zr atsIfretations.
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Wanted.

A PARTNER Is n cash from 81, 600 70 SIs0el
n - 10 TIE Hotel business IN ls-ee citg 4
tle south Tie house u dong q lssge huside-
nv A msn tbst has some e1penence - soc Ho
tei susness preiered Address
decs-u A b. C., Nashville, P. o.
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KLINE & SHERMAN,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
MASONIC BUILDING,
Church St., between Summer and Cherry.
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

--~-a-f-f-N - AaL4-hAr
Church St., between Summer and cherry,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
Lovers of Pure Havana Cigars and
Hollands Empress Virginia
Tobacco,
Goto KLINE 4 sHEsMAN's
If you want Extra Fresh Green and
Black Teas.
GotO KLINE a sHERMAN's.
BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
For sale ~ KLINs d SHERMAN. .
American and Imported Soaps, in
Great Variety, D..
Al KLINE s. sHERMAN's. .
Superior Cologne, Cosmetics Pomsde
and Hair Oil,
At KLINE A sHERAiAN's. .
Try CHEVALIER'S Life for the Hair.
For sale only az KLINE s. sHERMA IS. I
Newcastle Soda, Pepper, Spices, and
Pure flAYorng Extracts,
At KLINE 8 sHERMANs +.
Lsrd Oil, NO ~ Coal Oh. treble d.stIIsd)
Castor OH, ANN cold pres-'dJ lIusse / Oh,
Castor Oh, EAST ltdia) splri- rurpenhne.
Pure Whit, Lead,
For sale at KIM q SHERMANs. .
Extra Brushes, every variety, Surgical
instruments and Fine Sponges,
At KLINE sHERBIANs. .
Incidentally Pure Liquors, On hand
Always,
At kLINES sHERMANs.
N
Al the above for sale Al
KLINE SHERMAE'S,
Masonic Building, Chsrch street,
noV2l-3m NASHVILLE, TENN.
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WoodI Woodl
For Sale In Seuth NashEIIIa.

VI r. CORNELIUS vii sell Wood chssp
Leave Orders Al No. ~ Church street
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Mr. Patton introduced resolution de
claring the seat Of Hon. A. c. Gillem
vacant, for the reason that he holds United
aies office, and is therefore Ineligible
Adopted.
Mr.. Doughty introduced a resolution pro
viding for the supply Of newspapers u
members during the approaching vacation
Passed.
Mr.. Patton introduced resolution, re-
questing Congress to relieve certain coun-
! ties Of East Tennessee firm national taxes
| for the years during which they were within
| the rebel lines. Laid over.
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Cedar Timber for Fence
Posts,

WISH to make contracts TO furnish tea To fifty
thousand Cedar Posts f0rfencing, q b. delivered
At kloreBce or smyr1a Depor, n. q K. K viii IN
90 DAYS. No cOutFact tor less than 500
i. s RIDLEY, smyrna Depot
Refer 10 Burton Ridley, Attorneys, Mnrlress-
tor0, Tenn
decls-4ta
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Asssrs- Galloway, Pollard Co.. VIII re
we The Memphis Ayslsnc6s in lev days.
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Notice.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NAsHyILLs, Dec g. lsd5. I
A MEETING OF the Sioskholders Of the First
n NsuGusl tRnk Of Na,hviue Tenn vii h. held
- The oihc Of said Bank, 90 tuesday, JANUARY 9Th,
ls5h, or he election of SIX Directors 10 serve the
en- "a ng year, JAS. t. OGDEN,
uu Yin oh
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arE.U.Ilsu pas uoi O. candidate for Unit
ed slat-s souatsr from North Carolina.
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O'Seal, or The Fsniau OF 1000,
Pr1ducei with neW aad beautiful scenery. new co--
rumgs, orIzlaai ana ueauiilll mus
Mr. Oate- n his spisnilI ianpersnuailou O. U Breu
the Fen-sn Chief
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.Hr OH>s-IirrTuNtr AvrNnvsNr.- nH.isl
rHt.a.au.us o. writing cd Che T1ssase I'd. ills
-"rH. ugrf OBJ the Constitution abalfsH.rr
slavery, have been received by abe PFrsI-
..... rH.I tWsrIv-sIx States. ID is expected
.a.- ly lhe m.dlIr aI this veos o. su.ieiept
-l...Huai lambrT ui notifications viii Or
i.'r d. sarraut ODE Presidents proclamation
aHg tIaFrrN .Hreyfr abolished u The
'-..el n,atss.. Hs,s- coz. ria. Ga-lts.
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Large Furniture Sale
AT
Private Sale.

CONSISTING Of Fine WardrObss. Bureaus Bed
steads, &C.: aiso one frstrs'e Piano, 10 excel
lent order The Furniture y al new, snd Of the
u1ost modern stsle Apply al q summer street
neat door to the NeW 1heatle. tdeelS-l~
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Staple and EansE Graesrlss.
Flour! FlourI FlnnrI

Isl nceyea sna ~ ssle lev, loo siss. Frsra
- Family tlouf-fou Hadsoa Mils-Sns-s Fia--
n 20 mafEe@ N. =. EAGEN,
sao4-AN Broad street.
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McCILl
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
~ The TREATMENT OF DIsKaBEs, 4
GEoWHlN9 HIN WiTH HUCC lnH %
UfHEK State, A8 M ~ m
NASHVILLE, 1WNNE8EE

For further information in regard 10
| the ssillfuI success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 SRI
LE's THERAPEUTICS aud MArEElA MsBICa,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States
where YOU win ind Dr. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF she age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran
leed With my general practice treat
the following
UkFOnic Cases
with gEtIsfscbons Rnsumalsm, AdoChona o. ne
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, aaaliei loini-l
Bun Limbs, PieurisY, Pains, Ulcers Caicef, lfIaful
Diseases Of The Heart and LIVER lnnauuiaile y
| tns stomach, Hsuraig.a kinR's Eti Or fnolla,
beafnass. Diseases Of the Eyes, leulAiaied -
/ tamd, Dyspopaa or Indigestion, and Conauuiliaa
together siih al Private Diseases AS
Diseases OF the u riunrV Organs
70 tke Ladies.
40 Anaehnu8 Of tho womb iraaisd yin ti1nsaA
Thoss Manned Ladies No haYs bosn ~ aa.1fiu-
nais 70 miseaTry CT prove aborioat can b. carmel
10 thsiI flil hns g hund pruEaaal, BY EUas mes
Flernlgy.
Fona Hauiai lallss whose misi1rilns % ~
teen not % bring iofth pa aus hess7lni tei-if.--a
GOD has said you should multiply and fepienlal- u
this i5 your desire you can consult me aiinef y
letter or 10 person. No inliy over miriJ-hyo Tosif
OF sF8 need make applcaiioa. All colninunicAtoaa
bY lnttsr or person strloiiy culndeulal
Hight Emissions Cured
TouuE Han, stop nai0sn you hrtheT 90 y a.
diseases sutest b Man. there n NJ daeaae 10 hal
% euro g. Nighi Eulasioual snd pnyuiciaus -
aeans that uIduralaul fIcatauE % and " YQu -
Say tnai have cured d0leuH IN lbs CItT, I'd =
10 .iifarsnt aistas, who haze spaEt dollar slaI -
lar tnd are Don vel cured b ne. ail daf o.
81. rnE letter. End afldllg aisdacIua ~ al pafa
ias Co.IlirY. lu aord, ~ That are - s.-isl q
sly way. anI aH owe ne calis eli W $50
iliou 90 al 81 mo claaasea uiauLaaas a lla -
titf.
a iotials Ara1isd 10
Dr. HGaILk.
uaioa stlest NzshTie, Taah
saIalz saI ur=sl ssih ns afi=u
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= k5lT17- T-llo GE.rr..-Nr. Kelley. o

, hs-lT' .s IslAHp 6EsrFs.-AIr. Kelley. ct
Kelley .slauI. writes
laEo about two-thiris Of my rrrucs
nay .a.e4, and she'll have about IN thau
80 sa.iaus 1I wine. besides selling ten
80 the yield here wall average f5ur Al
800 -ie- think there viii be al Iesst tua
Tons a. grapes here this season
500 per Ton, say Sa0o 900. ma.
AAs i'lT 'n gathering the grapes sud
lll N -.Aa % plt the vine "a. Do not
think me- VII b much more than enough
cold thn is- % buy the oasks nd M, r.
harvesting. suppose there are y rirI.
and transient o,r''ns here. havnsting. aver.
aging one dollar Der day.
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MsIor John II. Cuchrane, Of Gen. Fisk's
staH mas been breyetted 1t. Colonel. This
lsa deceived promotion Col. c. Is native
.sf Sew York CITY, enlisted May 9th, 1864,
.u che sth New York State Militia, for three
wears, as o. private, and served in the ranks
.u tt, baitlrs ol Cedar Mountain, Second
EuH Fan. ChantIla, South Mountain,
Th0rauehfre Gap, RappahannoCk Station,
AUtifiam. aud FrcIeueksburV. AT the last
named battle he ,gas one OF the number who
volunteered Co cross the river under the fire
OF she enemy, 30 protect cur engineers m
lsyug the pouto,u. lie was assigned to
duty with Major George L. stearns by or
a.rs lr1la The War Department, and has
ben connected with the organization Of the
coiorei troops from its inception al Fbila-
dlrL.s and FOO Tennessee and il may be
safely -slI that ul oiBcer has done 80 much
efficient work in that organization as Col
t.ebrane. He was appointed Captain, May
Isl. Is54s promoted 10 the Majority Nov
Ut. I-5g aui brevetted IL. Colonel, Oct
Ish. Is6s. to date from March 18th, 1863
Hobas been stationed at this Posi- since
sept s.b. 1908, aud more gcuim spirited
-sutemauIy man, or more efficient and &c
r1mri -hei officer has never honored 'h'
service 10 this rity.
We print thia mUruiuF q cDrre-p0ndeur'
h.4ue.a committee of tho Legislature %
ar4rgia. and Hou. G.. D. Jenkins. the Gov
aruar sl..rt. Do will Doe s,cu, o. reicTsae'
Co this sausspaudeuce that Dir. Jeukin
puuoIL lorrsIuln patriotic reasons. his in
aueuraraH unuH next month. The sPiri
uht.h prfyaJes his letter is excellent, AN,
uIl commend him iu DE favorable cousid
,.aion at Jaat men iu al sections Of the
country The Slate "f Georgia kss, through
o. Convention and Legislature, % far
3D. 40 laulabIr disposition 30 conform q
flep.IIry oi President johnson. Nothing
more o. necessary for the STATE u DO now,
-tspi 30 mrie iuil Justice TO the freedmen
auI vG.u ills B. done, her representatives.
ought 60 boz tdliiufd TO seats m Congress.
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Sunnyside Concert Hall,
WM saarvER a co Lss.ss- pooprs,as.

WM SaHIVER a co. Lessee e Propnstnr-.
COLLONADE BUILDING, No. AZ CHEREv
Strict.
Fourth wset % the Cugasem6nt OF Mss VICTORIA
Row ARD, the charming NocSlI-t
Mss la BELLE JULIA and ToNY BIN
LoNl Che lr-h COmedisn, iu c0qlurciHou VITA al
the ola iaSorilies, CLARA SUTTON, Mun.d shsr-
lnan, Jiu ms Watched, A., a..
ADAIIssION. -. d Cam.
Inc test O. Beer. Vines, Liquors and CI EuFs, sni
attentive Msitcrs always 10 sIisrJsnet4
nB-poors openat Z O. .lCcE. Performance 20 com.
mence 90 ~ pm no,1i.sID
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Wednesday Evening, December 18Th. 1863,
Viii b. presented the Grsnlcst OF all Irish Drsmsi
emitted
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

SITUATIONS wAxrrp-FEMALEs.

yyrANTED--A SITUATION Br A Young ENGLISH
w r arpreotice In confectionery store ma \,
a rf. kao'y ,ul-e net cooking rnd make hsrseil
F-le ~ ssiel; would pstore pastry cook ,s s
~ est i6tA sL between 7th and oth avs 'or
The New York herald., 1865-04-10

Aspexw Mus, feasifcr,
MpNTANA OR IDAHo,-A RESPECTABLE hNDv
lvl responabe mar OF enterprise cnpal, in
snds to " this season "a Of TIE Tsrrf,oe Any
parties having ousne.s 70 be an-actd there such se
curing mines Or petroleum lands dspjsng OF confgn
menr WV 90 well 10 address for ave days knterpsisc A.
NoTrcE-A MEEfISG or MANUFACTURERS ANO
dealers 10 tobacco will be held At the Tobacco Eschsngcr
zine street. on Tuesday lih Inst, At " O'Clock a. tuA
attendance VI the trade 10 requested. Per order,
>. y. EVANS, Chairman.
TAYLOR 4 co, BANKERS AT 10 WALL STREET. new
fos p.y fhe bgh.st rates for d?uhoons shd al kinds
OF gold silver Prx~s n The Royal Havana Lottery
casled by Us Ia gold Info, nation furnished free.
m ~ MBAGHER CLrB.-THE MEMBERS or THIS
club reluested nt the Murray Hill ShnIrs-
61f Third avenue Tuesday, April H. at o'cisk Y. NJ
sey 70 pay last tribute o respect 70 their aeceasc@
brother me li,er. Nm A. Mcdonald. u ofief OF
JOHN O'suACGHNESof, 4, eecretqry.
lTH WARD -rii.L TIE .ororA FttL r,'T ovpIts
y All r~iue-t,d 70 'neet n ,untrsny " w
evening. ~, lock, ns bisaes u importance Will -
L.i 1c,oee ihe hiNtns. bymt ~! .
Jaw DANIft lie tMT Chairman.
JAMES .coSoTAs, s,cy bk~sr " Lkxsk. AreAe
, 1865-05-11

The sucpsy Of n1oner continues to irereaae, knt
lenders aIe mort urgent than bo.rovers-
NCuAeoE, 49, i
Thsrc is moEr demand for foreign exchange. Rates
are again Arner.
nrLC1E AR1PXKxrz.
The Curssd steamer from Boa&on to day took cut
81. tDtn sFecie. \.
Petroleum s'ocE1 n1m with fur businets. aa,es Of
Buchanan Pam 1t II 81; cherry Run C.; Executor
sslO; mri1e Cit1 81 &c: Heydrick *ea.oo; Oceanic
t24o; E3pd Fs,m s3.ts; Task 500 U. s. stsIo.
Ptt,o!eum quiet tut iry steady sts74c ior crude;
se@ssc Tor ref fkd in bond, ardT2xo7sxc for nee.
DEF GOODS.
Tbs IrY Foeds mA:ket thla week, owing to the
stormy wtafhrr on Monday and Tnssd>y. has been
lres active, eus pr.c6a centlnue stcady. DomFss1c
tat1lca not p tfn. and quotations 8, st sin
3D. The demand lot. io1eign Kooa continues to be
larger tn.n the supply Re y d.firahls trcss goods
In de,atns snd gteratne.nave In no season bean IS
ecnIce as new. Merchant from dtgtance here,
nany icr the thud *nd fourth time, and trade hss
been. and r:mises to continue 20 ID until the c1oac
Of; the Eesscn. At the dry goods auctions to-day.
prcts were about the Sane at the last Car.
pefs ana rnattinka sold most readily. Linens were
net IN yely atttye demand.
NEW YORK, Nay 10
GAILAGuxR's EyExMo E1CHAnoE.-Gnlt. LEX
N. 7. CsntrA, SIX Ere. Is; Hudson. 1DH esd1ug.
IS: Nil higsn sou'htrn, esx: Pittsburgh. SIX; Rock
Ii ard 94x: Northwe1te1n. n, do pref'd 55H; Fort
VT ync e5x; 0hie snd Aitsssippi certificates, 25X
Canton. IS; Cunbeslsnd, 40; Qu,ck.i yer, IS; Mari
poss, II; New nve'tvcntef. 1t:k dolt. after cali
told Gown to 1e9H, snd e ostd at le9H.
PKTRoLHUA- Ducran-n Farm, .; Excelsior, $5.n5
Ge1maria, to: Htghgate. S.: Oceanic, $2.4s, R3nd.
500. Tacf, q ~; Dntttd States. $l6.T5.
, 1865-05-11
New York Markets,

NEW T0EK. Mar 10.
,,co7ToS-Hesvy and sesc lower. 5e@53c Tor mid.
ding. -.
HoCE-Du1l, h7ayy. and 2sGs1c lower, ss1ea at
4fGo@6:s for e1t1as,ase: q. .6oai ~ extra Il q
81 ef@9 30 for trade bran-e. M.fket closing heavy
with no buyers n outside qustat3ons.
NnisKx-ueaEy but a thadt easl.E. Westetu.s $2i3
GRArs-Wbest-Dull and nominslly Ba1oc lower.
MOL Ch1csEo spsin9 Il 40 good winter red wessesn,
q G7s k,e quiFt. Barley ind na9lty malt dul1 ani
tey T. !. t1.M Oass dull and s@sc loweE at i1c for
Prince E.WBsafs 1sIsnd; 46@51c for Jersey ana wcs'
sn.
1a@15c tor Porto Rcos and 1o,z9tt5ic fer CubA
coyado
WooL-Du1l. ..... ......--...
PETRo17uN -:Da1l It s:as7xc for erude; soa4c for
ret1 In bEnt; 7S@74c tor rtnn:d free.
PRorl.IoSB Pork heavV and lower at 3zs.7ka
25.6s4 Ter ntW msBs, coA.og st fe5f3 cash: &A 01a
y e for 'f5 Do, cs!h snd regular Way; ~ ta2.2s
bl.t ior Msy and Juns. seller often. A.
*25 2925 73: 1850 f1t prime mess for Jnns. tellera
opuon, It S91s0. Beef quiet al Il! 08 60 for psai-
mrss: and aIs.lc@:0 % tvr rxt1a mss. Beet hsns
n7ctr at 81 s. gA Co Lut meats dull at t14+@lsAc
for tloulds.s; and 1s1S1sAc.ot hams: Bsc q dal
8nd nesnlnal. Lars aull. hesvy and !oW'1 Al laHa
1she; 80 hris. for May. eei.ess spt:on 1t 1ic
Butte. Gull anu nominal = unchanged. Cheese dull
at 13G1cc,
, 1865-05-11

lopttlN IHpKtC1 20 IulcKRV I!1uuue.J
q BRlp0KFoAT. May 10
CLEAEED-Neptune. Ottawn, r SIS ieet lumb :, 50
bT ehtghwints: Energy, Joliet; Saltns L1sAe, sos
leef lumber Wing and Wing, Joliet, II bfls sat; !;
Paramount Lasslle is,12s tett lumber; Norway, La
sale, ess feet lumber Lgrat1 Las lie; Cataract,
Lasasi. Bay State Lasal]c, II! sl feet lumber Is 99o
It sl leg: 0o0 ttinElea Morning Light La:alle
On<s,a Joliet q SIC feet lumber $50 laih, so olts
Il. Ham'in, Ottswh, o brs salt.
ArEtvEp-Dittgo, Lasallr. sM bu corr: 4ltona.
LssAl1r bu KcliDse. LIS alle $500 hu corn,
2et bu ryr; Rocket. Loctports so bu corn: kllxa
bsfh Lockplrt, $500 bu cora Senator LaSalle. Isl
tons coal: General Sherman, Morris, so bu c21n
G. Washington, Ii Eaile, s tons coal or.tof. La
sae, $500 bu com: Sene cA, Ottawa, $500 ou
Lenise, Ia Sale, :, $50 bu corr.
, 1865-05-11

Ut. Louis Market.
Especial D.spstch 70 the Chicago Tribunal
St. Lou1s, Msy 10, 1sB.
TopAcco-f.m. Green and damaged 1u-s At tasoa
$50; t.ctoiy do at ss9s.2o: planters do at &7.soa
9.l6; tonmtn chipping Il u 1t *9.s3ds1375; ms5iom
Go at $16.2s@l7 50; common Manufacturing do at
$s0M@N. Is; medlu. do Ut $c6.5o.
ELorR-spnng Extra $3.50. and double extra $40.
delivered.
Gst1S-Wteat ira. Spring 81 81. club Sls5- prime
fail 15c@1 IS, and choice sl70- Corn-mixed at e09
s3c, and white 1t 9.c. Oats declining nt -aHe551c.
Rye downward exe. Barley quis. At 9osior spring
and $tSOter fall.
Ku1s1Y-SslDR 2 gallon.
, 1865-05-11

Milwaukee Market
Especial Dhpstch TO the Cniesgo Tribuoe.l
MILWAUKEE, Nay TO- 1851
FIoCE-Duu and Csc lower. Sales yesterday afttr
noon Of 500 bE.s Etxwatha and 800 trs sptng Xx at
$3.50.
G1Alx-Hh.at active, bat G@5c lower. Sales en-
h-nscef @ m9 bu 1T 81 113I H. Efl.er all May aud
to May 18th Sc eco bu, cash 1t u 12@L15. OAts dull
and lcwtr. sses OF 1,5c0 bu E@ delivered 1t 33c;
30 hu In stcte At SIS
whes. mtrkes At the Ne@hal1 House this evening"
No l a. II GSk11t9. Sales At 81 r3X.
, 1865-05-11
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MlDNIGIlT MARKET REPORT.
s?etta1 Dtspstch 10 the Western A1socIsted Press.
NEW YORK, MAJ 10, ISIS.

STOCKS.
The iat1road stock mHskst Ia somewhat depressed
by general lndispcsiton 10 operate and BY the Efforts
OF the Besa ho ported to be under the neces
styef purchasing to ccTer heavy import contracts
hcon te .tute. The steady decline In god produced
sore n.'eiv,ngs Al IN ahe p.o+pect Of dIY1aends Il
ht11E expected that with the reduction In price o.
ploduee ,hers mnst bs dinution IN rates OF freight
GOVERNMENTS.
EtTi1nment SECURITIES continue active.
hallway uoxps.
TAI way bonds sre active and prices rsther n1rner
tTXTA BONDS.
State bonds arr r Int there l. very little doing.
TuE pE0L1SK Ii GOLD.
The Easfn fettu1e in Wall street Is tbs further de.
cine IN god IN consequence OF The turn ii foreign
Exchanges. and the superstition that from the course
Ct trade, lhey will run still more decidedly In our
favor In HE rsrly par Of the da1 tsetc w's mnca
excitement. Towszot the ccsc m1tt: II becanae mole
Yllr.
, 1865-05-11

OsNE0Hs May lu-
F1oun Steady and UNCHANGED at 2sa7 30 for No.
1spr:ne tior se1 v1ut r IS sDs Is tor whle;
fo@9 81 Tor couble s1!sa-ch:eaT at outside lnata-
tLuIs-
OnA1S-Eheat qule: and nomina1ly- lower, last
1gls CanndA spring II 81. Germ Aod unchanged:
new No i Illinois Il %. Oats quiet All nomtan II
lover. Barley du Il Canada West {1.25.
IFEEIEHTs-AOmtpai.
, 1865-05-11

f1ncinnnti Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CIxCtSxArz, May 10.
The decline in gold has completely knocked she
bnts1m oa' Of the prov1s,on market and prices are
tn1eely nominal. Extra brands Of uesa pork ware
offered a. $etl6. caet. but there were no buyers.
Bnlk mfats are held at 139!3tc 70, shoulders; 14@
IKE tor hdes. and 15hc for hams. susar cured
h.ms be had at 2oc, canyased and packed. Plain
hams are quiet At 19c. City lard cAu bs bought At
l7Ac, and county at l7Ac. Bacon u neglected and
prices are entirely nominal.
Wu1sky-sold to moderate extent at t717, b1t Il
saes had been forced, concessions would hsva been
ntctIkary.
Nou irg vas doue in bse*dstuffs, and no quotst1ons
which would be Of any use can b. gyen.
, 1865-05-11
33crS11tal.

HtE,H6GNAL--Everybody :s1a4or
h ed Win dtseasea Of the aE,n. snea u Itch. Tet
:e:. hhFEctm, &C.. 70 use Dr. 8ant's !sr1ftt1:
cEaes. F7.ce g esah PEE boz. ssat . r nan
cents. Bent by 1nAi CT eIpTa41. Addre1a HF. BLARx
: O.. P. o. boz a8S3, CulcA<o, L. T. GCovG
16 Randolph ltrea., EhClo4lle Acc Zett4 akc1t-
Y1eEu&Sl3 l3lt.ss .sstSN
, 1865-05-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York independents Quotations.

lspcclll Dispaich to The Chicago T1lbure.J
NEW Tol1. May 10
Te extr1ct from The Independent the following:
"Tfsde hiss fal of since last report aud prices
sre again more In favor Of buyers. The supply Of
foods Is taken up. and pticca are steady. Tho
fail In gold to have stimulate the foreign 1e.
The spring trade will close we'll. The opening WAS
lad. End the demand long delayed. An expectation
prevailed Il .: prices Will be lower"
The folttWing are the independently quotstions:
, 1865-05-11

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihana,1
DETROIT, My 10.
Tp-schss, Ellen William. Arctic.
powN-schr. Columbian.
I'D nc1t