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, 1865-04-02
MAG TEA FALLS HsE:AGE NE.
G<bQRA'KKON8.
tErtous Letter from Horace Greeley,
Correspondence of tho Manchester Examiner and
1imea.}

I1meg.} n
! have lust come into ne;,ses .ion ~ :. s,a-,
curious dnrumcnt ann onc too ,n,Ta,. - rfesy
t,,p,;ient viii Ia ntors;srtt,' w, "utIn ata
o.. "o1.a -" " reeun1'ly interesting TO
your 1eaoefs, Ncauee Il SHEDS so much light
upe n the connection which Mr. Horace Gree.
1ry, editor of thu New York Tribunr hna viii,
tic famous Niagara Falls 1,cocs na,n,;a+aaa
OF last Jusy. in Which he f1~nro1 ~, ,ea.,,i
~ ntir tcs.ti.ar Win Tornn nSn'eu 80 prom,
My, sGsse,nsf WIN tornell Jewett> nnd
Messrs. Sanders, Clay nnd IIolcombe. Ap-
4Mrcntly this letter. Which need not say has
never hce1l published here, wns Tho fatal
movement II, lin nrro,;.tious ,nI '4t>tat ! =
Hrre Il Is. ~ "t"h' Aeic1tea TO-
Mr DEAR s,n-,v vcn,rts mn@ =, r. -, 5n,y J. 1s4
5e5 1nu sess!Afn alspatGh that received yrstsr-
oaY M !I*m onr lffepEessti'la friend Colorado Jew
sn ~. ~ n.'as ~ '.,st ltolhS tacy deserve atten
ny ~; aselnasnt 'aat ny !fends Ut the Falls hara
mi l2wer; :" from J. D, though do not doubt
LAND Is ~ srnv wy ng, iel lha: statement
rn, less Tor peace. So much Is be-
,,aadin .. nsenenIe 10 remind sou that our
tn. tnleeulnt, nauaFups, a!uaost dying country also
of ~ a. the prospect of
and u new rivers of human blood; md 4 wide,
srnM; CONVICTION INT nc tsovcrnmcnt and 1t.
1u ~ ~. r asc aot anxious Tor peace,
acbicvc IT, T. dons rrea nar uoe oppo11'anlues POI t.
81 ILL ,;t I1es ,' oseo' 10 10 lar greater III the
apEsuasa,hE " -, l1I, eises'ons. ~ 1s.-, y.
-, - - s''o4.n .aat W. ah8touslj desire true
uuu sasnaS ttaee' VIZ oueht 1n ue1onstfate nn1
sst19n s,,h ~ ~ .la.n ne5onu evi.; The TACT that
=. =. otepnA n We nut permitted q year ago to
slsli ana CONFER wl.h nc authorities nt Wsshtne-
t9h ms aoae haInl' WnIch the tone OF the late MI
uobal convention al haitGsoTe IL no. calculated
10 coanN tatL ,---. .
1tIt1tll !uu, ~ 5o0s own tlme anu manner. 10
s0oinll otettnies snE paclnc1t1on 10 tue Southern
tEs91LEen!s' t1E Mnlcn ING 19,paiu4! must pronounce
ilank anu eGuctous. II only "'th ylcW to kae
~ M tteetlon so2h 70 Occur fa NoIth Caro-
n,a wv NV ~ u. M n o ~ ~ ~ euloaSeo ~ .ns fIet
~ snss Sns.Ae ~ Ho ~ 4. wv. "ouu slso
an w s.e o =, is4n ~ 's stnei eusoss ~
=, i Gn fn, tuGrt " asou IN essauoa
sxmoti1c1s n ihc irai I,ea ;,ut @ Witn te,e e
9a"pns a. ,;,,;,in = 1tt 1ht3 hat ~ H. scs
MN, nr n,t,ren H. ~ ri n,..at - ~ -
'er H.. Snuthrr,,, nsnni. rorr,rIan3 ~ ~ - @ ~
.ni Iii n "a oro anf,oi,s ~. ,,lr,cs an, .
~ ,rnnt - lftral ;n1n,s p,r,r. ~ psopatsSu ts,
1upnnino. 'N'" 'en'ute ~ Suggest Tue
- r7Ar az in.rsr,.rs-
|. Thu 1-nf,n - $500 ~ .;.:,,-
uni. 9A 40 '~S'oe" sN'4" 0seS1Aeo petpss-
,n1,l;s s1Issls ~ u1s1is anu forever aoollsncd
r'mnta,, @ ,,nres.r tor ~, ,>,,;.3,o, <,or,,,.,
r.tti, 10 ,n.stso - %. ~ a. poM.es. oafnsss
S,ata - III ~ y a tas tnua'sHs y Gaca
Stt az '01 p14fueses VI elli1eus VI III hlteu
Il H., ,-r,.. - .
t a1nIr 1 ir,ss ~ w toh1 4uAatea mtAion ooi-
stnrk ~ ,Se ~" siats, W. Isl Hen tco. eaes
s.st -. ~ - 4'S sta'e Siates. aotal aAu secession
, 1865-04-02
Soutl, CaroI.iln in tIsc War

The D.'ston 1sdxMT takes the measure OF
South Carolina and Les ac:ilal Position il
this war, and 'ndutgcs in the following com
patison: AZ small State, even according to
southern ideas Of greatness, South C1rolina
was able to drag almost the wh:lc Southern
country into rebellion, US little stsam tut,
drugs huge ship out TO sea, in defiance ot
winds ard Waves" Aud it may bc added
that a. the huge ship Is thereafter to bartic
with the winds and wares without the skill
q assistansc Of the tugs officers o. crew, SO
the unwieldy- ark Of the Southern Con 'cdcta-
cy has rolled on the high seas Of this rebel
lion, under the command Of men who llail
from other States. The Tra,:'!rr says:
Thst State which was powerful In determining
make war on 1eir own hes: interests a& wei as
against the nation, that State. sn pfsautic u a
tcmpstr, became the n,v-t insignificant member Of
being. shc eeeu1.d d 10 hare exhausted herself Ia
the production Of such monster She gave no
lEdcre 10 It. neither stnts ssncn nor soldiers Nj.
Mr. B.n,amiE = iouisianIan, 1T. Hunter i ylr,
LeS!sisnisn; saa a,s As; a9:Sn yiTgiaian: Ihs
Gevernncntis IL Nr. Tr,.uho:m md he became pro
mine2t as Secretary OF the Trcasury o:.iy to fall
more sienally s5sn any other man y and other of'
Ia the muueylest, ctcdltlck., mud tood1ezs, ard
rerless condition q The rsre: coolers and m:ea-
zines and %mig.. So e. The scstl mi!it.Ey lssd
/ son, Stuart, AsheJ ana other renowned rehcl
soldiers, were or are Nlr1tnlans. The Hills an
North CsroliniaEs- natives OF State IA Enueh dc.
ep!ret hy South Carolina A. II II wryp tho orpna1
| home ii Yankees. Nesure.asd Is q Lou.sIan,an.
| BEec&ln1idee hentuCS,ac. Bts.s North Caro-.
| !Inian. ard Price AIssoGsian. Wade Hampton
"a the only Ean os no&is aiming the rebel nfIttsrY
leaders who il from South Carolina. aud he Is ony
| partisan, resembling 1hnsn da.hne fellows q
| written go much ard SO cleyegly.
| The above Is a lair exhibition Of the miuor
part bone by the Palmetto State in th:urtai
struggle initiated by her, md to which sht
bad bent her Intellectual energies for mote
than thirty years. The very men who were
noisiest in the first hour OF secession
a1e now OF little or 10 account, Gigt
and Plckens (s'born insensiolc to fcar'',
Rufin, who claimed South Carolina citizen
slip in otder to flc the. flrst gun Al For
Sumter; the Rhctt family, flre.satrrs
| from the cradle; kcltt, and Hammond
ard Orr, Magrath mud Afcmmingvr, and thf
whI1c catalogue 0. original traitors arr abso.
lutcly unhcard Of, and without power CT intu
| cnce. The "Iast ditch" thetor;cians have
I iii sought safety in Tight before the advance
! Of Yankee lcGfons, and Massachusetts negroes
have planted the Stars aud st ines Oh the
vcr, ci;iacls Of the rebel strong hold. IA
State has been 80 easily overrun by our ar
mice. Her cities fell without blow. and be-,
rural eo'dis1y were scattered like chatf iron
the bomesteads they undeno effo,t to defend
The war has bad no conclusion so utteIl,
lame and impotent as that In South Ceroii
na.-N. !. cosl3 erttal..
, 1865-04-02


There was fair attendance on 'ChanEc to-day
and The general produce markets ruled active and
cs7ier,tat there wss bett:r + feeling among opera
1ers- :1d less disposition 10 force stocts to sale
.htn yesterday.
The Provision market operated dull and eqslcr.
hut a. foon ae the New York dispatch, with thu
stock Of harre':cd pork on hand, Was read, a bet
ter and more active feeling prevailed, and prices
closed drmer than yesterday evening. Mcss Pork
was neglected anJ dull, and the only sale reported
waa srnnl lut Of Is brls at Ss4.dN. Prime Mess
Pork closcd active aud hrn,, with sa1cs Of I, 100
hr's in lots at $500. Beef Hams sscre so.d at
SD. 0, aud Go bsls Clear Beef were sold ut $75o
Lcrd was in limited demand at 1Ge, Will, 1fu,tcd
offerings at 16ic, and VIC note eale Of % tres on
r. t., aEa soo tres delivered at Milwaukee at 1Gc,
Tie New York dispatch, received on Change,
rfrefted the stock of Barrelcd Pork to bo d, 10
barrels. The following comparative table shows
tfe afnrl for aprfra of rnsra.
, 1865-04-02

ACCORDING to thu above table the stock In New
Yo7a has been reduced within the past month
g., eco bfa, ant tfnce the 1st Of February, 69 600
barrels.
HiehwiEes were shade ar.ner at the opening,
lut there was no uatcr,al Improvement in prices,
with es1f> Of only 100 br.s at Sol.
We arc el1l compelled to chronicle very dull
market f>r Flour. The uu!avorable adv1cea from
New York to-day, cast deeper gloom over the
market, ard prices were nomIDa'ly soc lower.
Choice extras were offered at $500 without
buycrs.
Wheat opened on the sidewalk at H.02Gt.03f
for No. Spring, bat on 'Clsngc- the opening
price Was Fl G2IG .04, and the market advanced
II, but ut the c1oEe the improvement was hardly
eus1sinej. Thefe was nothing dono In Chicago
Extrn or No. Spring. About 2Gd.000 bushels
closing with sellers at si.o5 and buyers at <t0fi.
Corn wa. dull and fully &C lower, though irrc9u-
lar. About 9,oo0 bushels chsnged hands at 500
SIC fos Rejected. There was nothing done in No.
Corn, either for spot or future. At the c1oso the
market was steady at Sc for Rejected In good
South Side houses.
The market for Oats opened ut decline Of &c
On the closing pr1ce Of yesterday on Change, hu:
subsequently advanced &c. After the receipt 81
tbc Ncw Yo:k dispatch there was an easier feel
,nc, end the market tecctled 1641ic. About $685.
co },u changed hands al 37}@3oc for winter re-
celuta OF No1-closlng with sellers at 3ss and
npyers at S.{c, Frr-h receipts sold to limited
ex:rn. at 4c}c. There was nothing done In No z
Cats.
RYE Ess quiet and Sc lower, with sales at Sc for
No J. and 6DE3Gf for No 1.-The latter IN taTortte
| house. .....-
Barley was In very limited request, with sales Of
new No. ; lin F. i T.'e) at a9e. 49,.
The Grocery market IL rather moro active, but
vs}ncs arc unchanged. The optnton II gaining
rrnnnd that tho bos.nm has been reached, and
act}ue on this view, country dealers are pu1.
chasing more freely.
Timothy Seed was quiet with light sales at
sauc6a3L0 for dirty to far samples Clover seest
ws, iu1l with t.,f1ing sa1cs at <15.75. Flax Seed
xas more active and steady, with sales at &2.ao&8
ssIb0.
cattle have been du1l today. There Is quite =
| 1ibcral supply. while the demand Is somewhat
limited. There h.s been decline during the
week &C 2 100 Ds. The safe. to~daJ amount to
| eome 10 head at range OF f5.6.t TO S9uo for
thin stock to extra steers.
HOGS ara quiet and haavy. There Is faiF de-
u,aud, but the receipts arc quito heavy, and with
IN unfayo1able Eastern market buyers show but
| lit 10 disposition 10 paJ extreme prices.
LATER. =
| The advance In Go1d In :he aftetnoon infused a
| hruer feeling In the produce markets generally
and prices ruled higher. tSheat WIS quite active
and s41s{c better, with salesf lsoGo13o 900 bu at
s1,M61.G7 for No l spring-closlns arm at tho
ou,stde arure Oats were 1i1sc better With ea,es
of 6o@so,o0 bu at asel3otc for No 1-closing
| steady ut the outside figure. There wns nothit e
dong in Provisions, owing to meeting Of tue
Pork Packers Association.
| Elsewhere will be found the awards for proyi
! sions made 10. day BY Capt. Campbell.
, 1865-04-02

ti'c Infamous authors of tic tebcltiou is an In.
suit to every loynl soldier Ia the !und, and
sEonld It 70 oc"nsn1ntna'cJ, will disgrace It's
in the eyes If the world.
:" 1t Is not possible that sucl, can be The tlc.
sen u Mr.. L'neoli, hut sHch propositians
from paper which is commonly believed to
speak scmi-ofllcia!'y. deectyo ,ohukc. Let Il
tee understood that the great West his not
Given 70 many thousands Of her noblcst sons
for the crushing out Of treason, to consent 10
coy tc the n.ch-consptrators, when they have
failed In their mad atttmrt to overthrow the
Cove, nmeut, that they have only committed
senial, Il trivial, oiicucc. Either death or
banlth1neni must bo the doUE Of the rebel
ltaltrs.
, 1865-04-02
Escbel TIL porl Of tie Strength Of Si,cr.
Mun's 1rnly.

lF1uuA tue A@4eA4dSaN 015PAlElli NHFCn I'll
The following statement Of the strength Of
Shrrman's amy was inand in the hcLIGuarl.
c.s If one Q! hi, e tIenis after tte uTncr had
lift. This Icllcscn1s its strength without
scllStltld's tro. ps which have since joinsd it:
No field t,s',c 5 uver twenty-two-p ,uuders:
aggregate oI field l.feces 90.
Corns (o, ,.lG G;d,x-Four.eenth id cor,s. Jeff.
Z. M,yi-; Fifteenth cnrrs, Logan; Seven
se,n,h Cu,1s, Blair; twentieth cvrus. WI
lans. Es!.t xlhg, Howard; left wing, SIo-
cum.
TptntiM Co;7.s-10, eco strong; ixfour-eun
batteries in sl.sa:i !irldpiccc5.
F;mt,AM .v,ps-o,Uo strong; six four
gun batteries.
yttnA to,ps--I;,oo strong; six four ruu
batteries.
&r1.tonM to;7'--lo, 600 strong; six loar.gun
batter cs. -
Earl, t. 9: g:1ncnt averages 200 mnu car,, hr5s,-
ade stO 1ntn: carai division 300: eacl, ,.ort.
1o,CCO; The whu}c arulY - Gk}.
The rrtvls will discover that shrrman,s
army will lo enough lighting 10, a., ;lyerare
stscngth oi no to thc reg ment, 1,fOG to IT,
brigade, G,Uut 10 thu division, or 81 0JU men
in the whole army hcfore le formed is1nc-
ton with sc;,otlc'd OF Frrry's columns.
, 1865-04-02
n{e. A. Il. 1zAGF&EY, OF CHARLES
tf'{}N.

II is well Known that among the first to
greet our army, on its arrival !, t Charleston,
was Dr. 4. G. Mackcy, q lifelong resident Of
that city, and always truc to the Union. At
the commencement oi the rebellion he was
in tue enjoyment OF an ample fortune, the
whole OF wi,ict has bctn distributed. in one
way aud another, to his suffering brethren Of
the Masonic fraternity, in the eStren;tirs
that Wat had brought upon them, leaving
hin, iu bis old aye, iii poverty. As soon as
Communication with Charleston was opened,
his situation Wig nadt known to his brethren
If tho Masonic order i'll tue North, and 4
movement is on foot among them, in New
York and elsewhere, to raise 4 fund with
Which to make him comfortable. 31asons
throughout the Union arc called upon to
con tribute TO this fluid,
, 1865-04-02
RUFUS HATCH,
(FORAENLT HATCH { HUGHE9,}
RRnk FIR

No. $ Exebauge P'ncn, New York
GuTe1Llnt II: curittts. Stock and TO d. H.:4,t aud
sod Exc!Is!rct: en- Con. n.1itafen.
ErFKERSCK@:
grszrs soln,n. stuyIe. sen,. Ch.ca 20, H.
sicss:; A1ne1ty 8 Eaad .Ch ca:c III.
+. T. y Eec!ee. Esq chicago. H.
!. Mutn t.Q CEtc. go, Ii.
Z. 4. eueir1. ffQ., chic rEv. Ill
Messr4. EGusd i, Bali + Co.. Ncw FORK City.
hs.s-s. aichin Fro. & t:G., Row YorE CITY.
M.ssrs. T. :. 1arkc. TO-. Srw York f.it7.
biclsrz, Ed. l.. ots- Il Co., New Torx litY.
H.H, Ea1ter, Ftq:. Eut'acr, VI.
MEAS Lath,op, *;uiti, :. Co. NsweEp, y. T.
c. Du1A-i Esq. Prs stde1t Hot.z Isnad tsFoad &c.
, 1865-04-02

- The Government, taklDg advantage of
the decline in pork, is purchasing largely.
The Commissary at Baltimore took $4,000
barrels recently, and proposals are invited
for Il, 500 barrels at Cincinnati and Louisville.
These operations have had the effect to
strengthen the market.
, 1865-04-02

Awards OF Ir0vfstons MT Louisville.
The following army awards for provisions
were made at Louisville on the 31st nit. 5000 bsfs
pr,ne HESS pork delivered at St. Louis at ss5.oo:
ct GOO lbs smoked hama at 18c; 5u0 600 ns clear
Sides at 18c, delivered at Louisville; f.to0 hFls
mess rorkat 5.s 50; LOCO do prime mess at sa731;
1C5Gc0 Ds shoulders ut 1915; 100000 lbs hams
as 1es1oe; 146 600 1bs clear r1hbed side at 1910
&c., Total 5000 fns pork, 1905 900 lbs smoked
meats.
, 1865-04-02

%VD-laJP7lON AGENCY 7.3O LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
Tbs. .onS E!l It1slvt sub cIlLt!on, to tae new 20
9 :. Scic* srt J'.T the Interest Hom iate o1 sab.
scfirtcn 20 b. Is b or June.
III i ott. ar.tss.ed der otlnafttns of $780, $'C1
$sGu $1Np IS eco tntest 4. st III rate ii
r.! Ct Mt ;.s ri u, sud tshe three yesl%R m
i5t ~ lLbr, >L1 pc converted. 81 tt opitpn
Of L. hyi:'r. ii nanlty into ELK Per cent so I'D
ntsrl+E o. re-.
M.E!r,psl II 'ten, n having this advantage, a:1
II btkt ustty to- !nyektmrrt the mlIsct
vi nl TIE Esuki rate Of co1niz Ill - sub
sid te1 iurutsh Il e notes tree q charge
y. 4. ELLIS, President
T1EEIT4A Ensbttr r7.}f.,tt3
, 1865-04-02

81 About two years and half AGO, Col.
John II. George eucd the City Of Concord, n.
H., for the payment Of a debt In gold, bus
the Supreme Court Of the State has just decl-
dcd that John must take his pay In green
backs. The loss Of interest aud cost Of tho
suit amount to 800, 60 that John Is out Of
pocket that amount by his suit.
, 1865-04-02

IF Il Putis paper gives some curious pnr-
fieunrs of the isliosyucracics If certain artists.
Iatti, Tor instance, is said to be always drink
ing heer Mario smokes till he drives the in
pissefio intn frenzy; Borg comes
of from, an interview with her royal lover,
ard immediately recruits herselt with snntr !;
Taima I.sed to shate Ills ralet for Ave min
ntcs, 50 as to get up "wild air" beiore he
went on and told the audience that he had
seen the gh: st IF lis departed .athcr.
, 1865-04-02
FIEikCIhL AND CO1IMEIC:lL


SATURDAY EvEN1Sa, Anil !, -s65
During thc week ending tonight, tiiar.. ha.
.be:n {. ns!slr' all, n tivity in comr,asetal aud
monet r. circles, hut there has been ste ,tller
and more unti:ut feeling smonc als classcs Of
tuc community. God hiss been remarkably ste 1ly
The rauge for the entire week being 1lylG ISL.
aa liz. follow, mr. tlbic shoHs:
, 1865-04-02

cossEcrlcrT.-Thec election takes place In
Connecticut to-day. State officers. members
Of the Legislature and members Of Concrss
are to he elected. The impression ia stronr
that the Unioni.ts will carry the State hv .
decided majority, and elect three, if not four
members Of Congress. The delegation now
is equally divided.
, 1865-04-02

NEw ELECTION OKDEnEp.-The Joliet Re
publican says the Common Council OF that
city have decided to call another election for
city officers, the former election having been
declared null and void, on account Of non
comp''ance with the provisions Of the regis
hy law. The election will b. held on tue
1lth.
, 1865-04-02

1ca1r 1,bfn onf i,ncs Thc r,urns Of 81 ,hts en-.
eu. tLt',catco school population Of 1880. la:or
~ m ur Gnrc. 'o of 6sn,,c. % f,n h. Ia R,rar
country, and l.Y colorcd reopo entering our l,nos
Ut Al afalanic pn1n ,s Ssaa .ha, ;,s
ass. now within onr linc. Of military occupation,
sn Loolsi:na s e1eSeas 0 y u 1aat ho number va
M,rr as,te ,cocbcra nsncc,,I,v ii,osc T.,
.,,., ao,,,,t,,. ,,r,s1os hnuo - strv,,,, ,r;,,,
every manner Of d,tliculty-insufliclcn &c.
,,nn,odnt}nns-xlr}Nv ehcda with o-,una
o"a 49,. ~ ,.,'. AeA S''a4o .,
ly dirty and Ignorant whites seeking to tiriye
r,..u-.,.-, t.,.-.u ,:|ss
GA tHc A!eEet teaeue'e ~HeJuo1eu ITO
"c,anky no,;ons " as co1oru1 schon1a-s, w..
,t.A'tTy. ~ :, ~10
holding unlenist !" rebels barely sku!klNg
behind the oath and still prayinp fur the old
.,a- r.,-,s. 49,, 1:., .l1
oiueA Va .A'hse a4'o o.s@teA''E ne ne".aeuo1
raids By day and rntttanly attacks Us nlglt--
,orcrtv otusc md scorn--t}rsc nrr son,, of
tile unlnSltlng 1ealure5 IN luis ael0 ol hls-
|Astcnary labor. Yet nearly thousand month
,..;., oad,a ~ +boso cchoo,s sb,w;,o a
UT pei'lE hu0eu ~ s"ese oeo"".'' o "N !"
rl,nal kablc eagc1ntss Oh thr part Ut the col
o'e" l.'ee ~. .rs.,. .r,,:.,, s,,,..t :
but TIC beginning o1 WORN WHICH Hust
snrcaiI nycr The entire Southern States, until
,p.,' c,, ,,a.,,. aro tho o,n,ost c,,,,a,,~. ;,~
eoln i4etu otaens e"' .As 0A4noes eqo"u5 Is
urr,nt and eyen murc degraded and vicious
..,.,,,, ,v,;t.s har, ,.en hrouyl,t within TIA
to"' ""'Ae "''N'- 40
cllFlStianEin.. anu clsliZtn.5 influences. Illt
Tho vorh nerd mt he n e1ow or .tet1fnus ort.
W. oa~'
hut can hc accomplished farldiT ana encour-
nvinp}y. the following cxtructs fion, tho RI.
"t''S4. ~ ~>''"~s7 4'''A viz 'e-
pof1 enN:clcntiS prove.
Tie pupils, az a elass, arc orderly iulu strt ,us
and easiy governed. They are eSeceiinrlF .rrate-
full for auy interest and Kindness shpwu 10 Lem
Ii !. the testimony of our teachers in both white
and colored SCHOOLS, that these children do not
su11cr III culnrasison with the waite in the acliyi.
ty Of most OF ther facuics, and in the acquisition
acknowledge. They arc luick.Witted, excelliEc
IN those branches that cxorciae the pcrcephye
ard initiative powers, and the memory, while they
are slower In srlthmec, and studies thai tax the
reasoning poWers-psohab1y from hereditary
Guruaacy Of those faculties under The long n1pIt
srd cruel weight oil slavery.
A marked Characteristic Of these children Il
thit genuine delight in learning aull the hea,.I.
Gyes with which thty rrncot their exercises Mn.
sic 1s The natural for their gplria the
xrnr Ecytr fsrs for N1nt Of yoIteA Snm, al
,l,c{r own i,rr..pl,r and n.a}utIyc me1oaifs f:fj
| nom their jits with strange, deeD Dathos. They
are 4tso Iatur;l ACTORS and naturaI orator. Thnv
read and declafm with case ami inst rxrrasainH
| They nre uutvi IN resnntit,r IN 1he nsfnrtIc n
ihr; nre Keen ~ o1sccruiur fbe In. tcrnrs. -
Auothcr baLltute OF the.c cclored Children I.
1h.ir care Of books and school furniture. Thcr,
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, 1865-04-02
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BEEF CATTLE.


BEEF CATTLE.
SIICRpAF EVENING, April /, 1876,
The receipts this week 2919 t1r ad more than last
week, and ,955 lcs> than ihr pre7fous week. The
n,nrket opened ths week with very limited supply
and air demand, and good to prime ca,t met with
ready sas at the oyance yalned at the clcse the
reFtons Y, ek. With more liberal receipts. however
this demand was easily satisfied, and the 4rkr re-
came heavy and unsettled, and clos dill at decline
Ct Sc per lc0 s frolu the Closing p!,ces Of last
week.
There have been bur few cattle b7ueht In this m.rs
ket this week for shipment to the New York market
Mesi OF thcttock shipped having been bought In the
country n TOO dguFc 10 realize here ami have been
sent through asa "torlotn ~pe." Tl.r chances ae
thai SIN heavier !o.S awaits thcta the1e. The NJ T.
7rib-ue says this week mas ben one Of the h sh
raIEess ever auo taetc, 4ai much higher than vii
probably b: seen again wrg soon. and set ca:tlc
b. uGEt lu Chic- 33c were 80 d at loss. 1t
we'll known FACT that high a. ltc has been paid
the country Tor catt1c, andtha large numbers have
ben bought at 1Eurca that cannot be tehfiz7f fer
them here. There has beer great hue'and cry Ihat
there was deficiency OF cattle In tho country. nus
thtre hR: tctn ncfs received ance III mat Of aou-
a1y thsn In the same time last yasr, nd stli t'eY
conc, und the majority OF the cattle received In
ve1y good order There are. Is tue, very W SIN
led c4tte, hut the farmers, anticipating acsrc.'y.
tooh M great. many ot their st OK cattle quits
sad have fed them up. From she best tuiormal NC
can obt.tn there IL no scsrty nthc country. an the
EGPFl3 Will 1e !ull5 c40hl ~ Ato"W &au. h4s0 tar
great tecllus ln salt nea pc pie aso eA1!us Ies
meat.
The ceruao9 this 7erl has b+ea chiefly f,r I'D to
prime sttert for shipment to Baltimore OF govern
ment contracts. and OF common st:ers anL ox"n t:r
shipment Ioufsylle There ha3 been limited DE-
m.ud fir Ecallawszs Tor piisoa contract md for
hone consumption, mos OF the beet ten In tn. city
being OF thst clasx,
To-pAx the ma1k ket has been very qalct and weak'
There quite sasge numb.r Of Cattle In the yards
nnso'd sid buyers show bat little DIP 2eltoa - buy
even At the dceMae.
OF 45.6.H 200 for thin hteers and 6o1s to cxtr
efe.se. -
The tonostn= are the closing prices as co npt,ed
With these OF 8 wees ago:
, 1865-04-02
SEVEN!THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are ttued rndes date CT june 15t ,.sz
and ars payable threo ssS1s rom thas tine 10 sur
ftncy. or arc convertible It tic oftioa oi the dr
into
, 1865-04-02
New York FLOCK harriet.
C:os!ze tor cash. April l. 1s3. Received bgF,
G. sa::csstnll d To-, Coulm!ksioa 6toc= end Sopd
+lfl,krrs. u iark gtrrrf Chtrarn


SATURDAY ETEi;IHa, Apsilt.
The following summary shows the movement In
PEctuce snd Provisions, during the pnst u hours:
REcLlrrs AND SHIPMENTS FoR Tue PAST 2. uoUaa
, 1865-04-02
#t6tcllaleDlls.
us. 7-30 LOAN,

By authority Ct the Secretary Of ths Treasury. he
nnoefa'ened has assnaaed the Qsne:Al Subscription
Agency for the sale OF United states T1ea,u.y Notes
bearing seTen sad thseetsnths per cent lufe1ess p
aonum, knoxn as tho