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, 1865-05-03
EEOm NEW O8LEaNs--
Particulars of the Destruction OF tn
kebel Rnm webD-Klrby S1ntkh
PROPOSES TO Surrender

new YORK. May 2.-Th. steamef GufifIno sr,-
hss arrived I:9n Ny otsaas april 25th a5d r.
ram Webb Is fully confirmed. She passed New
Orleans under teasy IRE from our war vessels.
The Lacsawana sending q s0o.n snot thruuyh her
C:.nlmandeT Gherardt, was ready 10 follow, which
kept ose upon the truck Of tue Webb 1util twep-
freight miles below Tho CRY. The rebels saw the
sloop,ofwar Richmond ready for action, and
sasbt It SeF Tss ~ Wepes oaerle e0,n5
crew fred her il several places, aid aed into
The ewanps. The bouts from the 4ollyho:k
abandoned. asleep aboard. They were unable
to Put out the daInes ftom tho indammab1e nasure
Of her cargo, and fear Of explosion Of her masa-
zine The Webb was armed with three guns, one
3e.pounder. There were e17 bales Of cotton
abosrd. besides rosin End tuspenttne: Il seems
Of her crew d gwen themselves up.
1he New q!lea1s PIE: Tag Ies o. The 2sh reports that
on the sd, under ag Of truce, for the purpose Of
neg ottattng with Col. Sprsgne, Chief OF staff Of
Gan Pore, fur the surrender Of Gen. Kirby Smith
and his force.
Colonel sprague left for Cairo On the gun
boat LexfnEton for the purpose Of meeting
the General Hodges at the mouth of the
Ksd Ryes a1 there s79 BE- nt'e doaot that
The terms of surrender are those proHe1ed by
Gen. Grant 10 Gen. Lee.
The Lexington and Hodges wers at Inst ac.
counts anchored at Hog Point, fsw miles below
the month Of Red River.
TIE surrender OF The rebel Secretary Of Navy,
Mallory. at Pensacola, Is condtmed.
Eight millions Of Ereenbacks had arrived at
New Orleans to pay our troops, and as much mora
q c,sioo:ne, ii @ H.. his been occupied by our cav
airy, under Gen. Lucas, after victory over reg
rebe:s losing 10 killed, is wounded and e prison.
csp Our loss wss s killed md wounded. Five
hundred bales Of cottun were secured.
, 1865-05-03

New Ton6, May 2--The steamer Scotia, from
Liverpool ,s:1p I'D and Queenstown zad ulnuo, has
Gense,e. ec.a91 for money. ,
TIE CzatWltch continues dangerously Ill at
The Gear passed through Paris and had an In
r. i ~ Ms5issa Ss: issa !; highly successful.
LIvEnrooI, Ap7in s3-p. m.-cotton buoyaut,
and advnnced ID, aad IN some cases more, for
Biesdstuf1s quiet and STEADY. Provisions quiet
Tie Iondon Morning .1drertIser assert, that On
PROF osed TO the Brti.h Ambassador to Paris that
ENGLAND and Franco should, by treaty Offensive
and defensive, make co1mon cauae and assist e1ch
eyent Of an attack on either Canada or Mexico.
The Adrtrtsstr denounccs the scheme, and tfusts
that inquiry sill be made into 1t on ths reasse a
hing u Parliament. This statement muse be
taken fcr what 1t is WORTH a. it Is no. referred to
BY &n5 other journal.
The belief that the struggle Ia over In the South
continues to gam strength.
Ame11can securities aud cotton are very broy-
sni and acure in anticipation OF peace.
The London Army aad Mary Gazette thinks 1t
impossible that Organized resistance can ba pro.
The King Of the Belciazs, on hl. return to Bsus-
sells, was taken with illness.
mails stll profess to LOOK hopefully upon the SEC
ort act OF war which they uTeno Is about to open.
Mr. Harvey, United States Minister to Portugal,
publishes letter In the 1vaes, giving bis version
Lisbon, showing that they were entirely blame-
lesa. ard according high praise to Commodore
Craven for bis tortcarance.
The extrad,tion case Of Windsor, the dekau1tsns
cael,1es Of the Mercantile Bapk, New York, had
been before the Court or the Queens Bench, and
wgs postponed for week.
The Bank Of France lost ono and three quarters
million francs, in specie. during the week.
The Tmts thinks unless the South consents to
re.t nter the UnIou the end Is as far OF AZ ever,
~ slavery IL already half extinct aud versfng on
its Grsl doom, the TINES thinks Reconstruction
possible; but come what may, England Will await
but with an earnest wish for steady and las.1ns:
nFAip.
, 1865-05-03
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribuae.1

Especial Dispatch To tho Chicago T,ibuae.1
ST. LOUIS, May ?.
A dispatch received from m,ha this 1aornInp.
stats that the etesmer Cora sunk abort .,Y,v
miles above thst p1ace, In sir feet OF waller. sbe
wns en- route from this city to the gold mInes win
large freight The Cora was stem whee1a:-
owned BY C.pt, Kinney OF this city. It's thoueht
she will he raised, Is ths river Is falling hi
boat has already been dispatched to her asia.
tance.
The Pe1ryvil'o Onion mentions report that
JEFF. Thomp=on, with 5000 men, had enterrd
Southeast Missouri, and occupied Patterson. wi,h
the eeetRn Of advancing npon Fredeticktown and
Pilot Knob
The steamer Belle st. Louis arrived from Mem.
pb1s at daylight this morning. On board were
three hundred survivors Of the Sultana disaster,
Mott Of them were able to walk to Benton a..
r.cks Five deck hands belonging to the iii. .fstsd
steamer Sultana arrived from Memphis on Snn.
day morning, and attracted considerable attention
BY their reports Of the disaster. Yesterday the7
were arrested By order Of the Provost Mitshai.
Major Mattock, who had just received irstrnct
tors from Memphis to arres. these man md sent
sa 5sm eysapr Sssa IN Hss 'h as suss, Ms
found 10 10 on. fire, these i've men a
launched the 5awl Of the steamer, which would
have held thirty, and Jumping 1nto it pushed
down the s're7m through E1ite OF strngglfng.
scalded. drowning soldiers, aud resisted ali eforis
OF the drowning men to cling 10 the boat by mash.
made any ezertton, they could have saved hun.
the arst upward. bound boar, and they clred moi
who drowned.
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THE DECORATIONS ON VIEW.

,o1,s m nay 1hst the drapery snd funeral furniture
ID he Cont Uouse will remain untouched for
ten days. and that the Court Ho1se viii BE-
and Tburroay] 10 Five to citizens and strangers
who have besn unable to gain admission hereto.
lore, IN opportunity to view the cataia!qae and
decorations.
, 1865-05-03

l6pecll D~1pRteh to Tbs Chicago Tr1o3ne.l
ST. Louis, May 2. 1855.
ToHAcco-The den and was STEADY. Sales OF green
scF.pe 1t o097oo green luss At g 6@s ao factory
do At t5.I1&6 %; planters do at SC 7oii5; common
shipping leaf Is 4o@il 50; medium do At $1250@
15Io; goad do At SIG 0oa1s Is; common manufaesuE
Ing At tt, ,0oa19.oo: nealum to good DO as st6759
$40
FIoEH-P1lces dec1lued about 25c On axtrs. A 70 I'd
many small ITS we're sold. aueu:tsng In all t.
5000 prs inclndins 100 bya city fray nt 80 u; 10
do countr. double extra At $3.50 1856 "a do double
c1t1ast 81 59@7,7s; 500 d. double extrs.
GEA11-Wheat dill anddsc lning. and pric.s favor
buyers. Sales It choice fsl nt $1.70; strictly pr,ne
10 choice at II 55l69; common tal At 40; clab at
$1a5; strin@ at Sl154l2z. Corn-Marktt ruled In
favor Of buyers with GALES OF saeks 9hite in lots
at $>53s7Ec; TO do yelloS and mixed white IT SEQ
sc: do mixed nd yelow. to contractors, at SO
Sic; IN nd nd bags At &C. Oats dull md large
lots selling the quotations. sa1cs Of SO sacks In
ots at G0c $50 do tic, aud 200 do Ia good strong
hi, d snck4 At 5oe. B1z!ey-some ch:lce spring vas
tol including .is zacks at and 100 do in TWO
lIt. II SOC.
, 1865-05-03

New YonK, h,y 2.-The EtrGids correspond.
ent tpys: JEFF. Davis remained in Dau7llie six
from Lee, who was expected 10 reach that place
and nuke tho Staunton River hts Nne OF defense.
r.. news Of the surrender finally came, brought
ia by scouts, but Vas disbelleVed- Il vas kept
hecan,a known thera was panic. The next
morning there was J grand cxol1s. stoneusn'd
men we're between DanV1lle and Greensboro. and
net aSYaY.h
, 1865-05-03

The Assassination Conspiracy.
NEW YonK, May e-Thc New York 7lmes'
Wa hing tou spccl,l eaya: "In the further pro.
gress Of he preliminary examinations a. to tbs
assrasfpatfop conspiracy, arrests are continually
rei2 mate, and tnus faf the whole number taken
tntr custody Will reach nearly 800. The trlal OF
tbc:e couspirators will be- commenced however,
hearing the saG7e facts are brought ont that have
been disclosed IN the preliminary examination.
the magnitude Of the plot will astonlsh The whole
couutry. ills not trns, rs reported, that Harold
has reen tried. His trI3l is set Tor tomorrow.
t.Heut Doucherty, who commanded The detach. !.
nert Of the 1c,h New York cavalry, that assisted
IN Tue capture OF Booth, has becn promoted to
Car'aincy by commission Of tbs Governor Of New
York"
The Hst's Washington suecial s1ys: "The
trihI Of persons implicated IN The assassination
wilt commence IN this CITY early next week.
Newspaper reporters will he njmitied.n
, 1865-05-03

HoxE CoxFeRT-Nen are not advising people TO
ss,noke. lti not particularly pleasant hab1t-to
sore people. But there Is considerable truth ns
we'll as poetry In Nh&t a writer has said: "He
VINO doth uot smoke hath either known no great
E1icf Or Eetueeth himself the aofteet conso1uon,
next 10 that which cometh from heaven" Hpso-
p1e must smoke, and smoke they vii, Jet TIE 2 7,
manufactured by Heath Connab'e, IS of This dcs-
-cs:ption. 1t ia good tobacco. The demand for
des1ers have rot been ab7e to obt,iu supply.
After the I'd Inst. thi. will be remed1ed, and
thefcslter those who desire 10 buy tht. brand can
be accommodated.
, 1865-05-03

10 70 the Best--3o 70 iBryRnt & St5atton'e
p1sc'tcat business education, or to become rood
Telegraph Operator. Address tenciosing stamps)
tor circulars, BRYANT Il STRATToE, Chicago, III.
Use ksDr. Rlanfk'@ Erzr11ve Oint.
xENr," AND ScaATcu NO Mo1E.-Everybody
Tctter, Ringworm, &c.. shorsS gtre this remedy
tlal 1t has never yet fa,le4 10 care those Itch
ing diseases 50 common Of late. It contains no
oshsr nsdc,nes % that p;etend to ] cuIs s sEia dis
eascs are compo.ed almost entirely Of the health
dfst' oy.fy mercury. We guarantee cuse In all
case;. Sent By nan On receipt q e. a5 @ cents:
II. Scoyfl, 10 Randolph street, Chscago, general
agent cpta1ul77- -1nGteN
, 1865-05-03

4 Card from lie Mayor of Erie.
ERIE, Pa, May a.-Whil:t acknowledging with
rrolouud humiliation the ansence Of proper
der oDstratou OF respect on the part of this city.
to greet, the remains Of President Lincoln On
their arrival on last Friday morning, Justice to
our citizens, who have eret delighted to honor
the 'amented PARROT whist living, and who arc
Org the lllustrious oead. requires publicity OF
the fact that in ha midst u prepaE for the
Dournful occasion. they were Informed hy S1-
Del 1nteI6ent OF he Clevt 1nnd and ErIe Railroad
ihtt ,be fuperal es :ort hsd m,ds special request
th1t public demonstration be made at this place,
IN t,roer that their committee might urve rest and
reT csc. Acquiescence with this UNAUTHORIZED re-
Quest IT, therefore, the true cause Of the apparent
nst oual d,acrs1it attributed to this city.
F, F. FARHAR, MayQF.
, 1865-05-03
FROM CUBA AND MEXICO
Victory for tho ImpeFfRIl4tH.

NEW YonK. May 2.-We have HaTaus adyices to
the asth, anc Vera Csuz 70 the 18th. The Mexican
news Is not important The 1mperEa11sts are said
to have bloodlly repulsed m attack on Huattlla,
and to have again defeated the same foe, after 4
pursuit OF four lcague.. The RevoIuhontets had
dtfea1ed squadron Of 1nperlali.1s at Obi.po, in
MolellA
The town Of Parnandero, in the State OF III.
chc,can, surrendered to the JuarIst5.
There is no neHa from Cuba.
, 1865-05-03

Esq, Rev. N. ". Miner, Rev. a. H.le. l. 4.
EsacEctt, Etq,. T: ". Tracy: Es9-, =. 9. F.tz.
E. b E@9 aioss T. H,ssa's s Fl h,a3 e fEas; Esa
S. &h,te1ur-t, Eeq., 4. 8. MacEe5re. Esq, cy-
1us vsndesen, Ksa:. :: \: par4ens, Esq;: r; ?.
eensSo E'a, B. B. sa'er. % Esq, b. Wight coooai n9ss
Wn,' 4. schE.51. {. L. CooklIns, g. $. z4ns. S.
;,saa. nsse 4 pt 1.ises i as'' T. = "c,'S;s aeSy
strong, J. Johpeon u. keyes. s u. Bafkhasdt
). Holiday, Hon. james H. Be7erdge, James P,
kcCoy, Ed. S. Muiliner-
pkPAnTCRE OF THE REmA1NS
According to announcement the members o
The old end new Council assembled In the Council
Chamber at ba1G past ecven O'Clock. Hon. F, G
Sherman chilled the meeting 10 order. and from
the chamber they marched TO the rotunda below
where. separ1red into two divisions, one he2dei
by Hon, J. B. Rice mud the other BY Hon. F. C
Sherman, they took up their positions On ths
right and left Of the catsfaique-
CLOSING TEE DOORS.
About this time the doors Of the Court HOUSE
we're closed, and the montDefs proper and thk
military escort, gathered around to take la.
look Of the President before them. Whtle stand
cof1t md screwed It firmly down-freen youns
ladies', each dressed IN white Waists md h3set
SKIRTS. with blsck aud white ecaris thrown osel
their left shoulders, advanced, and while the or
gan abuve pealcd forth a sol-mn reQuieE sat
tered white 1oses upon the coffin lid
HENnv1so TEE nEnA1Hs.
The guard Of soldiers upon whom deyolycd tht
| duty Of renovtng the remains, Hited the cttHr
| upon thefs shoulders sud with firm and solemr
| trend, carried it OFT of the eouth door Of tht
Court Eoute, and laid it revcrenuy. in tne fuuera
cur prepared for IT. reception, This was the IAN,
| car which figured In the procession on Monday
| ltwas drawn BY ten black horses fufutgIed 6,
the American and United 6tates Express Cona
panes, and driven by Capt'1n Knights.
DraGEs.
As soan as X was placed in the car, 1t was enr
rounded by torch bearers, and Immediately IS.
&c man eingnrs, FROM s11 pafts Or iht
clty and county under the leadership Of Otto Loeb
commenced diree, composed, words and music
| by the leader Of the band.
ToRcKEa.
Grouped around the eouth side oftbe Court Hou.,
I Squire were men md boys hearing torches 70 th.
plumber of one thousand. It wig decided feature
Of the procession md added tmmensely to tn,
! effect
TIE PROCESSION.
The procession formed IN the following order
B7nd,
| Chief Mar*hai-Co.. r. n. Hough.
| Aegistanta-Col. John l.. Ban cock and Capt. VIM
| Turtle.
| Earthals-c. L. WIleon, Col. J. Mason Loonls
Col. Ezra Taylor, Col. u. D. Booth, C.
, 1865-05-03
. Court House square.

EDITORS Chicago Tfibunc: ~ =
Mupey is sea,n be,nE spent to put Court House
.nrare IL condition. Bat iron paatexpencnce 1t
ises snme n te adopted to prevent vanhals from
tyce5,n: down the grass. I have seen, such a
eonare kept in good order BY taslns oak stssss
~. ettsmnted to n male. The stake should be
sfsvs. Srnrpi ebeutt two inches, snd the m1n that
atrbs n,s toes against those once, Will not DC
~. ~. !. ~ rrneat the tr1sl. 0aDEE.
, 1865-05-03
FROM OkkE<:O.v, ARIZONA,
AND CALIFORNIA.

nc n@tnE OF Horse ThfeVoe-Fl xht
ys1fh the IndlhnH-Buslncss, M1nlng
md Crop ProspeetS-tsold.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1-OIecon papers mea-
tien the hanging Of fifteen horse-.hie7es in
Wslia-Nalla and Boise counties By lynch law.
within short lime. The vigilance committee
had list of one hundred and 1f.y roguea, who
will be driven out Of the country or punished.
Arizona ady1ces to the 12th of Ap-ll mention
another light with the Apaches, II which Twelve
Indians were killed. and one soldier killed and
one wounded. The Iniians fed.
Gilbert ". Hopkins, I 1uembsr OF the Arizona
Legislature, Carlos Smith, one Of the officers Of
that body, and several other whites, had lately
been murdered By the Indians.
Mining and business prosper.
The crops IN Californis ali look we'll.
The deposits at the Mint dnsing the last month
were about $215,Q00.
Arrived list evening, the steamer Sierra Ne
vada, from Portand and Victoria, with $l1i,0W
In gold.
, 1865-05-03

GILBERT & SAMPSON:
A AUCTIQNNXR8
, 1865-05-03
Real EState==Gountrp.
T,cR SaIE-Farms in Christian

L'CR SaI4E.-Farms in Christian
IL County, Illinois, far sale, In the vicinity OF Rose
nond Station. Terra aaute. Alton and st. Lo1ta
Rairoad, four miles wtst Of Ih Junction With tns L.
lino.a Ccnt7al at Para IN settle Mt OF enteFpi5 a.
Eastern people; achoo:s chnsc, es, mseha1!s 'hops.
forf ut 2 owing and stors 5a,siuE:
Fine farms OF Co acres pratrtr, ind five timber, ono
mile om depot, wsil fenced with Osago hsdge, a.,
mig beA.tcg orchard Of the choicest var' OF
app e. pear, peach. cherry, etc; 50 acres timothy
neatov, balance In corn. o. etc Good f;ams cot.
tase hnuse stable anc bog horse WILL be sold at a
crest hargatn anpred for Immediately as hs owner
Farm ots0 ac:ea prairie. fenced mad under cuitiva
tion t,o heaipR peach tcss now loaded with irui..
40 rods from the eepo..
Fry: fs:G. ~ acEss nraire acres timber pEalz
with brick; good tenant house. ne large, nev harm
with Rtone baseuent 60 acres bearing orchard Qt ap
pie. p+ ach, peA-+ ch-1y. PLUM. ounce. etc hs
choicest varieties; acres ct currants. goosaa es
fol lawn; veil SIT with eve.Xreeus roses, ornamental
tIe+s and shtuhbery luer location in the STATE
half mile ON depot-
sevEsrl hundred acres Of choice unmproved prairie
ard timber land. Several large stock farms, contsa
irg ttcm 4oa to lon acres s+e9; Fer further parti
Agent. RosemonI, Christian Co. Ill. nGs-VSit-lt
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Real Gstate==0ltp.

TOR SALE-Two entirely new
i two story Basement and Brick Hous y of9 roons.
each finely fntshed throughout.
lot: cnWes, Adams street front us Jefferson Pn.k.
will b. s1td low. and paymen made very easy. 1al
mediate possession given:
Teal Estste Agents, 4 Metropolitan Blocx.
, 1865-05-03

TAn1EAu1.-The veteran "hoys in light blue ~
pr1pose 10 do something for their comrades In the
field and huspital. On Friday evening Of this
week they will give fine entertainment IN
Uhl1chs Concert Hsl1, in md Of the Fair, hefng
afe,eted by many you0. Jadfe.. The military
sccnes wall be new and thrilling. We hope oar
sclttzt Will gtyc the cncours cement that the
Et1on demands. See advertisement.
, 1865-05-03

RefWScA TO SuTEeNder.
+ FEw York, May .2.-The World'f Wash
tnrton special eyys: "WaGe Hampton Was
thc only General Who refused 10 be 1ncu1ed
IN General johuston's surrender. Johnston
promptly re,ies&d HIN, putting General Baker
10 ccrnmand OF oil the cavalry. Hampton went
of with Davis and Breckenridge, endeayortng to
resch MEXICO, II fs thought"
, 1865-05-03
Eon. F. C. Sher.
Pail Dessers.

Gmmon Council
, 1865-05-03

and talent md met WITH very general approval.
D III OF eocid progress and SOLID tmproran,nLl
, 1865-05-03

Chief Justice Ghusc Chime
south,
New YoRK, May a-The Hrald's Washington
to 1e.organe the Uatsd siates nas goas
, 1865-05-03
From BnenoK Ayres

NEW York, May s.-The New York Rtrold's
Buenos ASres correspondent, 11th Of Much, re-
between Brazil and Uruguay and allo furnishes
copy of the peace convention concludsd at Mon-
tev1deo, BY virtue Of which Gen. Florcs Wis inau:
new Garnet Was made up Of men Of experience
, 1865-05-03
5trape1.

GTRAYED-Frcm C. is N. w.
~ /. R. Fetghe Depot, Galepa Division. Black
Roam Horse. yeats old end about Is hands high.
Whoever will return said horse give Information
wheE- he may be found, will be suitably rewarded
, 1865-05-03

tt this city, ~4y fst, n ) o'clock, JoHSh BUSCH.
of dlscase 81 the 1pnxs ana bsain, IN a ftyfoursh
n1enr. 81 thc family Invited - attend tae fa
n. -. fnn, his re- SIS State strct, to day {Wed
ntstay} at 10 o'c'ocs l. n.
AZ Hvde PnIt May "a. at the rcsidence Of his
1,nothtr. JoSHuA DOWSER, formerly Of Norwich,
, 1865-05-03

ISptEf&1 D1sp<tEu #
CINCINNATI, Maya.
PEov1s1oss-The market VIZ quiet to-day, and very
llttls was doing. Il email lot OF city pick Mes
Pork changed hands At &soco per barrel. Buk Meats
are held nrmfJ. Ehouldels ar: quoted 1t 1+:; RIB
sld+s 15c and shoulders 1t 16c. Bscon IL In fair
and firm 1t l6c for shoulders tic forrib sdes
lee f:r clear rib, 1scf rc1eAr. sugarcurtd Ham
a.e firm At 2tc. city Lard sold 1t 17@l7Kc.
W41s1Y-Du l, 1t u os@t6.
DRrArsTuFfs-NothIng doing.
, 1865-05-03
Dersn,lal.

5>-@,sIA Al---EgeryEee3 -.I,ss..~
=: N.ia I'ees:, y: tbs skin. 4reh - Issa, -s:.
;sntus .ns gSIe Ss 4Isr g ase z saesa q
:ss.,. & s1,ec 3 eeat. oes uex. !. sent os Pan =
seG9 5ens ~ mai: G. eIf:r.z. ACdre4s hF. RANK
SGa. r. o fox 1883. C3ie..c, NJ. 4. at,oy
~ aa2dolne st.ast, NeolAaIa 1Ea se:41 sge1t-
.r14cq5l sn.-4tau y
, 1865-05-03
Ul)lfa9o Qribn,1e.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1866.
THE CITY.


aANt a1.-1A lca'@ .ae acaoemy OF Ansie to-
~ y. ue. -. 1oa.ae1 ~ o. ."ns, Nne1e ae ~11i
etre5 Tronnr a. o1cr. ~ os @i, Musonh MIN.
song TO The tune Of ~ Tramp. Tramn = WAX
.c.~,-,awn. -.1-s-
*-.-.- 0 "oteo AtAa 70 RIlcoQ
d eleasant party ior the benefit Of the 6nnitary
this "Wednesday evening. T3e1or,. At the doos
n, ~ Root 4. cadv,. -,1.t. 49,. 81 t"7 ""os
A"A$ ''''e"
Eo, l----.7 .,-,
'oA LIZ .A!a"-A o1amane entertainment lot
inc ceoelt Of the Falt. Will be given thfa evening
in the University OF 81. Msrye Of the L7ke. A
ftn6cn1s fave defef1nined fhat II shafi b. rauirS
OFT faithfully.
AVE MAH1A,-The nsst number Of monthly
x,.1ho1,c3 3-r-ns, !. a.rotsa ~ 49, ~ a..
Trot" .n's s; !ouina' uesoIso 70 tns nono1 o. toc
me SapucR q tnls paragraph has 1ust been iesued
The f1n,Tcrsa;v Ths n.,nIes, y nsa;iV a9tm y,
m, and cont,,ps seycrai very r. fedsble aft1c1es-
II ls for ta!e ut ali the Catho.lc bookstores IN the
CITY.
...--. ------. .-..
VIEW or TIE rnooEss1on.-A very hns new Of
Iouse. showing the funernl car. mfljtsrv &c. has
..spu - ~ nv - - o., uas
..raphie artist, No. 81 CLARK street. It is nc.
nento that should be ia the possession NJ every
one Tbs view YES taken at the mort interesting
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TABIEACx.-The veteran "hoys in light blue :"
pr1pose TO do something 70. their comrsdss In the
Hc1d ona husn,t.l Or E,;5.v cron,no ~ ~.
a.4a anu nosMua'. Va fsauss csenlas OF tnn
MSek toeI WI. fasS, ane eotnmehs tsa Hatp ,a n
ConCe1a 1aH, IL III VI t2S rat, ,tae e!aG
secnes va! ~, ee ne~ ts ana snrlaG ~ :. no2e or
rsnon demands. See advcrtisemcni.
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SEAsox GooDs:@Messss. Hunt, Barbour s bale,
Nos 5, + and Lake etreet Wilt this day open one
hurdsed cssee Of new dress goods suitable to tbe
sssson. comprising alargs assortment Of de'a'oes
ats1 Ia desrnne ~ o nnerh,s,nv
stocp ~ ,onds nf nneTerntnnsh1e Gu5ittV and eon.
1e,mr~ ~ 81 1hs heat md n,ost ennTnred n.fterna
~ og te5n!e theH pn,c.se a1"aSsr ~ ooo'
a. w. "S'"'~ '~4o' r ~ ~4~e- e-e0 "A"'e
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,,,,s,,.azaz. 80 .xa.,s ..C,.. ~ -. ~.
a'nesemcnt lovers snohla neaf IN mind mat tnas
nose1 and beautiful entertainment opens fot the
first time in our city, tonight, ut Smith d Ntxons
11nn mir 4rc,sa,Fnt voriatr ma haon,v ~ IT,
an...entet;ons tha .tsrt1inS nnve,+v ne,t. otart.
rS,,r na ~ 49, ana ~ ~, H.. G
@ xnuusen u toat an.Gssste " !son Wy 10 n35.
4ase WOE .ne M9st . nequisoss! sPp5ooat'on o. tos
5.s ~ ~ IE@ aoa I'LL 8,
Aehs oe lae sa'ne nele.
c..."., 4ss cr.. sAa' - .rlsa
y. .uo Iuss ~. nc -sol
~ 10 .eoasotoo ~ mee. w :" oaass-
sgny. q tnf9o ocloc& r.: m.s AZ t9e rooms OF tne
aaamoto s,eos Anaa1anee eo"Psns' NO. ~ Aasai'e
e'leet s,..
ss. r1s,aaH u ,n.aoa:;a t Luz H ra1.oas 1etno
us. Enutcaes, Micteetaa ln tac ralr, are nsEen
na a'orE IN Inng w ~ h1r :, Ma
, 1865-05-03

IL OF IDAHO, via MISSOURI RtVRR.-Mc.tnna
saa 'aaao I,aasposts,oa, o., 5tae. The nsw. f.. 9at
OGp3r. do. May Is 1s6s We expect 70 hena boat
Eeek move, curing TIE lcoett3 OF AettI aud Asy.
1e65 are prepared t. furnish tr1n1pt rtat1on zo
fest eenton % re hlnea w'l alvs through Bills q
Lqass vlfrta.3 ity, BeHno:E City and aslattn -,
Eo' Felent or pasAAxe apo', t. JuHN q CofFA,ilHs'
], ROE 4 CO.. Ccye1ant street, Ew;ea 2! saa 81
W1sec atrent s;h,ra1n snHnt7kzs1r
, 1865-05-03
1 nADEMY OF MISIO.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC,
IL Washington btTeee. bet. Clatk and pcazpozo
ARLINGTON, KQLY d LRON'8 NNBTEK18-
Wednesday evening, Nay ID, md e9erJ evening dur:
Ing the week: The Great Ethiopical Musical HoEslsa
Epectace. M1zeppa or. The Wild Horse OF Tnstary,
ID addition 70 splendld new programme Of nsnssEs
Boz office open ftm 10 to P II, and IRON to II.
apDv-1W L S. DNGE3S. Agent