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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

AnnuuI hepOrt OI tuO HuShAS A""
rance Company.
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
1 April 22d, 1e50, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes tho following
| report:
]. The amount OF the capital stock Of this com.
papy Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid In cash. .SiJOVVu w
Ii, The amount Of assets IL nine hundred and
seventeen thousand four hundred and forty-two
dollars and forty.eight cents. 10
III. The company has no debts.
Nv, The amount Of insurance written during
the wear Is eleven millions nine hundred and rev
enty seven thousand eight hun"red and nty.hyo
dollars 49,: .eli,sH'eoS "
The amount Of insurance In force December
| 3Ist ten Millions one hundred md twenty thou.
sand, eight hundred and ninety-four doars-
Sl0l20,e94 90
v. The Company insures against tho following
risks, viz: ...... .-H r.. .r.".
Buildings, Quartz Mills, Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Rents, Lenses,
Vessels In Port % nnd pno1 their G91rsoes'
....... 49,. . Property, ...
for loss or damage by fire.
vi. The largest sum this Company will take on
e"y one risk Is $4,000, tho limit fixed by law,
uut on all such large risks reinsurance 10 GER
tain extent will be made In other responsible com.
panies. J. HUNT, President.
A. J. RALsToS, Secretary.
San Francisco, January 10, 1865,
William Alyord, Moses Ellis,
L B Benchley, G stiles,
T. Lazard Moses Heller,
A Sellgman, Edward Martin.
Alfred Borel, LTubbs
Charles Mayne, JB Thomas,
Louis McLane, ID w U kice,
Lloyd Tevls, John u Bray
John G. Kittle, David Sterns'
w Ralston, william Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel Z Bigolow,
CIV Beaver, l. Sachs,
Herman Mchels, 81 Wilson,
L l. GoldBtcn Alpheus Bull
VI Hanssman, William Schollc,
HIM Newhall.
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco ss-On the 10Th day Of January, A. II.
1866. personally appeared before NEIL. $. Ho.
mans, a Notary Public in and for said city and
county duly commissioned and sworn-A. J.
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who being duly sworn did depose and say
that the statements contained In the foregoing re-
port OF the Pacific Insurance Company, TO tho
best of his knowledge and belief, are true, full and
correct A. J. RALSTON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10th
day Of January, A. ID. 1865.
ii. S. HOMANS, Notary Public
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having, in compliance with the law, deposited
FIfty Thousand Dollars In the bonds Of the State
of Nevada, are now prepared TO effect Insurance
az the
Lowest EstabIishcd Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Call
fornIa corner of G and Taylor streets, Virginia,
Nevada SHARON e. RALSTON,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-05
Boarding and Lodging.

A NEW BOARDING AND LODGING
n House will be opened to-dsy,, four doors
below the Bullion and nearly opposite the EK.
chequer mining works The house Is newly
furnished with the best Of accommodations
Board per week, S8 90. Rooms, o5, elo and el5
permonth. gr CITt lsglBT.F Rugl2 II
, 1865-04-08
FAMILIAR TALK, CT q few plain

~, " sCahSsh , snsotJ aaa tEe4tns1t OF E.ns19p@
lioa i =. e&.! eatsa - ~ other d..e'te: -
eia aoWn y sa5d eats1 u
seihrr nom the pEaGticc a,o doxa y phytcans. Il
aas 81
c*sts Of 9; nsgmp'!on. 10 where 1ou may }ou hsar
5; ss !s:s :.s :. :
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= 6s :!;ss s. =: s.: :
ny &c
= a1 ss q 1M b.s,inss &
cure % maIter hnT calessa .hT mas 20
ssss a sos f s: ssssase 81 :
e
ts j oas ~ Wiz IS sesslsi!y sslls''d 81
{: I'll! s. ;;;:$ Il .s7 +
uapy p.r,on, tbs. have eonsuz n,ton think thev
f.! s,t.si y soias eas i d Il IL NJ
e RE:,ent .:'s1r ssa.lnk, saa ts IL ole h$ NJ.
an ehsnss sas
onss ass eurfd Why sao9 ,hose waikiki: tho .trc =
not be cusrd? B+canae the, are eonti1na II .xlng
~
wn.n they tsEr aevtre coll, would stay IA ths uou,e
e,t weli q irscif EithSnr medcipe spI s!-r: would
BE- yesy ittle ronsump:,on: Jet psJsIe:,as "a, go
mill theS 1te.
Tse onl, !aY to cure ccnsumnttou where cevifles
end bo"e.8 OF the nuc4s ard slime with SeheneAs
A.n1sate Fins, 10 testura the app tit~ tn
Seax ecd Tonic, ana ~rh schenc1's RI m mic Syrup
and pientJ ol good. cnsi h!1x foo ~, he's ~
blood Il made. This blood work, trt tae s7s.cn.
dseaLe works cut. the absC.ssh A's ald ths pAuaBt
&eis vel. ano frequently 4uitr dcahy.
IT eEHNNt & Is colun1ay cnEl'g consumption
b3 this restm'nt Biz medicines n1 :as .stem u
, 1865-04-08
nR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERAT0R,

60 popular is this new a1sica In tho Ristern 6sataA
taat IN thi1teen ts5s OF the present onta, March
e4e0 oottcs Wert sold In Boston. It Il not Dye. Il
vii RESTORE Gray Hair to ita original color, Il
prsvents tie Hslr from falling CT. It promotes
luIur1ant Gro7th Of New Hat. It cures Ill itchtus
md Neuralgia Of the Scalp. EVERY BOTTLE Il
WARRANTED.
MAAcHKsrIE, June 18th, 1854.
DE- TKHHxrzs-Slr: I teel very much pleased Will
the effect your 4air Rezenerstor has had on my head
When becan to u.e It, Ab. ut two months ago. us
ceEd was e2tlt1y bald except little On the b.ck
Ruo ncV Il MI covered with beautiful growth q:
ane zlossy hAE more than two inchea long Ii hs.
neen tHen tVe ys:Ts siEce my hair fell Oh, and ]
have t1ied mos. Of tho different
nsel frcu2ht beflfe the cublo without aynR GaJ
heu-dt feel truly thankful for ths beuent haTt
'2e'iycd. and can recommend 1t 70 al ~ being ~
oe'sp.e7sset'on ever brought before the p1o; e., e
H3. C21Aa Il Fosa.
MArcuxsrRs, Dec. 4:h, 1sSs-
My,aas. rxy.Errs BpoTlKxs:-MJ hair naa pee.
ve-9 sfsy ,pr uoIc th,n ten yesFs, during .Msa
baye peea constantly using the alurlrus f.n1a.n
tiors faz The hair n soo1 - tnoJ m4ee ~ n nop
49, ~, ufehr,t hay beueds whatever. t ~ ths
Aste. NV .f1rn bcxan to use youfs. ~ .r N,
wv .s.s Nv hsir Ii .tnost peri 9. g.. nov
p,n-., co,oI> and II sort a1d ess, to the az
nata. - en. nreuarat1en VIII soon oe NEsyETr,
e.usseh o. :. -1oarox, March 1st, 1881.
--narrrs HsnrHxs s,It;r Z; than NY her pro
HaiF zto5 y a.t oboans. satefscton.
p1.stion apa aannxh,S a.ph 4 Gu, Wholesale 1FaSxteo-
g; f,sse 6 d.1sxmsI pe9 eosIs s1.aa-
,,rvet. q, ~ ~ Lakp street., Who'eaAA
--eM1THM II pw .2snf!s sosd II III good Druggists.
M qsshSeao GtsNo aSd5 at :d5
, 1865-04-08

There waB good atteudance On 'ChAnxe to.
day, and business opened moderately brisk, bnt
as eoon as the news from General Sheridan w2a
received the markets became weaker, and prices
fell OF somewhat, though not 30 mnch as Was to
be expected, OWING to the active demaud which
look place by short-se1lers,
The PtoEls1on market was unusually depressed,
on account Of unfavorable news from New York,
and we hare to note material decline In barreled
Pork. Ness Pork YES In limited requcst, and We
note decline Of fully b0c per br1, With sales OF
4G0 brls cttJ-packed at $a5.o9-the market closing
with sellers ax {s475. Prime Meas Pork WAS neg.
lected, and the ms5ket wss dali and noninalty
lower with sellers OF good city brands at 22i 90,
hut no buyers. Bulk Meats and Lzrd we're neg
lccted.
Ntghw1nes were in very limited request with
light offerings, and we note eales Of 800, bEls at
sa03@2.c4. D..
There WIS less activity in Flour, and the market
ruled comparatively firm. The sales foot up 800
Iris at St.C06650 Tor Spring Extras; $500 for su-
pcrlne, and $500 for Red Winter Extra.
The Whcst market opened on the sidewalk at
$1.C6@1.cti for No. Spring, but On Change,
after tic reception of1he War news, sold down 10
<1c5. Subsequently th-ro was lrmer feeling,
and shc market closed arm at $105f, sellers gen
orally holding at sl.e59. The demand for other
grades was very light at S1.1s for Chicago Extra,
changed hGnds at sl.1a for Chica:o Ext74, Sl.t50
1,eGi for No. /, and Csc for No. spr1ng-clostng
With selle.s Of No. at SiC5i, and buYers Mt
$1.CLi. The demand was entirely on account of
fhort.ellers. who hare oyrrsotd the market, it Is
supposed, to the extent Of dve million bushels.
Had 1t mol been for this inquiry there IL no posi-
bic doubt, but the market would have declined
materially On the reception Of the mar neTs, ind
the decline in gold.
Corn was du'l and heavy, with only moderate
but1ness-closirg decidedly easier. About t5,Goo
bushels changed hands at Csc for No. 1 and $40
tic for Rejected in store. Al the close IL Was i'm
possible to realize 1t the inside figures.
There was considerable activity In the rsarket
for Oats at decline Of iQ1c. About 1ol,Ge0 bu
changed hands at Sss@48c for No. IN store
closing firm at 3elc. The demand was mostly TO
cover shorts.
There was drmer feeling In the market for
Rye, and the market advanced Sc = hn, with saies
Of No. in sto1c at 65G6sc and No. at Csc.
The market Tor Barley ia lltelesa, and 1t Is In
possible to force sales. Tho mating sc1son Is
about over, and there are no Inducements tor
SPECTATORS to take hold. The only s,le reported
to-day ras one cur load BY sample At S..1o on
track.
Timothy seed Vas steady and drn with sales at
e3.5oR3.s0. Clover Seed wss very dull. with tfl-
fling sales at <1ss5@1s.50. Flax Seed was dull
and almost nominal.
LATER.
In the afternoon and evening, the general mar.
kets were active. Wheat WIS IN good demand and
frmer, with heavy sales Of No. Spring At $1.o7a
@1C3-clos!ng at S1.T@1.07}. Oats wero firm.
with sa1es Of No ! at 41@2A0ic. Highyines and
Provisions were neglected.
, 1865-04-08

What manner OF man has just been elected
Mayor Of Louisville, KY, may be understood
from the following extract Of en- article in the
Louisville Journal Of last Saturday:
An objection has been made to H{r. Tonn-
pert ss candidate for Mayor that to our
mind is very ave and impor.an. ono. n
one Of tho most egentful and momeutous
periods Of this war, period when signs and
omens and por,ents, some bright aud snme
gloomy, we're all around Us, q period at which
t was evident that the fate Of the awtuI r.
bcllion would almost certainly depend or
whit might be done or not done Wi.b,u a
brief time. Mr, Tomppert t;ok ground pub
l:cly and p!frat.1y against furnishing another
man or another dtllar TO carry on the war,
and iuined with Others in -snaktng this the
i.6ur 1t, our State elections. He was for
leaving our poor fellows in the fleld unsup-
ported BY either money or reinforeements of
1roops-leay:ng them to be anniailated by
The gathering hosts Of the rebellion, then
Ejgor.ns and fesolute. Ifthe policy that he
and h!s friends Supported had prevailed, the
feneJ Con1cderacy would noWba an lndepend-
eht power. and Kentucky part Of It. We
seouto De gazing ut this moment upon the
oeso!ate ruins Of shattered Republic. in
s1eaa of looking, ns We arc, upon the last
mortal agvnh Of the rebellion, and haIling,
as ne do, the swif~comlng res .oratton Of our
glorious Union.
It Is useless to disguise the fact that
Louisville Is a disloyal city, and has been
from the beginning OF the war.
, 1865-04-08


Officially certified returns Of our losses in
the late battles Of Tayjof's Hole Creek Tor
Banck river, ns so1De prefer to call III and
Bentonyille, together With the number Of lie
cn.m,'s dead, buried By our forces, begin to
come in as follows:
At TAYLon's HOLE CREEK, MARCH 1Gru.
Feurt<snM A,1ay, corPs-tsrst DirAion-
Sttond Dlristo1.-Killed-Co Of
flcers, 2; enlisted men, Is. Wounded-Com-
m!ssitned officers, 8; enlisted men, 81. Mis-
spg-Ncne.
TuinfitM army Corps-Fust Dirision--
Killed-Comm,es:oned officers, 8; enlisted
men, u. Wounded-Commisssoned officers,
13; enlisted men, 155.
Third ni,ision- Kllled-C Commissioned Of.
ficers, Z; enlisted men, 81. Wounded-Com-
missioned e1dcels, 10; enlisted men, aA.
TStos 1lcsniiem oorps-Killcd- Commission
ed officers, 10; enlisted men, ~; wounded
Commissioned &C officers. ss; enlisted men,
Number of rebel dead buried, 1o1 number
Of uri.opers captured, 1877. We had not
single prisoner taken in this battle.
BEEToNyILLE.
Fourteenth A7my Gorps-tsrst Nr.sioa-hlil-
i'd -Comniss'oned officers, enlisted dd men,
6, Wounded-Co Commissioned officers, 20; en-.
listed men, 1888. Mlssing-Conmlssioned
officers, 2 enlis1 ed men, Is.
iSco7d Dirisio,,-K Kil]ed-Co Co1nmissione ed OIL
GERS. S; enlisted men; 50. Wounded-Cnm-
missioned officers. :5o; enlisted men, ss2,
Missingg-cemgmiEsio.aed oflleers' none; en-
Third Dirision-Killed. none., Wounded
Commissioned officers, 2; enlisted men, 4.
Artillery Brigak cf Mt f9uT11nn 1T!n5aa a1my
Corps-Klllt d-Eniis'ed men, :. Mounueo@
SSam!saisqsd oee,s' IF s. enlisted men, D.
Total alG1ps-Killed Commissioned officers,
o: enlisted men, 123. Wounded--commis-
stoned officers, 43; enlisted men, 5so. Mis-
eing-Comm. .ssioned officers, =; enlisted men,
125.
Agpreeate casualties Of the Fourteenth
Cort.s st Bentonylle, $50.
Eighty.tive Of the enemy's. dead were
hur.ed III th,s ctrps, and two hundred and
thirtJ-tTo prisoners captured.
VIZ, ANDERSON.
, 1865-04-08

BIZ MEseRs. HAoaERTr d Co.-The announce
mcnt BY this house OF a sale Of omeatcs drew
lsrge attendance, the owntrs being disposed 70
sceept OF low prices, he entirz offering was not
only nj. sold, hut largely duplicated. There has
been no eals thls season so largely duplicated.
1,'es co'ored corset ieans brought t3c; Lowi.ton
do 14kc; Saehcm hleached drills, 13Hc; Granite
prints. 13le; ~ sell and repsnt b1eached sheet
inss .s.1; II Union 90, 6sie; ~ Monadnock
90. &c; Fransltn ucks, sample anj S duplicates.
26c; sa1m-n Falls corset jenna, lie; Hamilton
BIZ ached drilling. 1876; Na1nKeag s / bleAched
shifttncs, sc: Harris do stc; Arl1nc ton c.o-
ton 1annel:, 12c; IL Bedford checks. a9c; AZ do
M}c; 81 Goo No. Ashton ucks, 16c; Wesr Branch
80. 5 do, 1sc; 3. D. u red lanaai, s9c; Z aIi1eb
DO, e11c; 4 81 do, &c; L. u Co. 81 No. do, agc; j;
j. E. II yellow do. ss}c; 3 6 34 white do, aslc ;
G. & Co. IS do, AZ; G Il 24inch do, 23c; c x )
4 "a do, 46c; do rs do, Sic; G s. 81 do, 56c
CAS3do, 61c;S. 8. Co. 81 shirting, 47c !;
Pembertou sackfDss. F10t; Indian Orchlvd So
inch. BIB shertinss, sample and Il duplicates, 19c
do B-inch ", sample and 10 bales, lG4c; do 10
inch 4. eample auu II baler, e01c; Elkhorn 33inch
3, brown sheetings, sample and 10 bales. Ajc; do
3s-inch ", eampte and Is bales, lie do 10 Inch a.
sample and 16 bales, 17tc; Indian Orchard IS l.,
brown sheettngs, sample and u balts, ]1c: do s.:
Inch. o, sample and s5 hales, lie; Indian Orchard
corset jeans In three shades Of elate, sample and
IS cases. l31c; do bleached, sam lte and ~ cases,
14aG1tIc; Il twlled Slesiao, sample and 20 c1aes,
1G4GA16{E.
, 1865-04-08

Gen. Grant had with him ior:y-two reg1.
mcnts Of black soldiers. constituting one
complete army corps, commanded by Maj.
Gen. Wei:zel. They were placed in the Army
of The james under Gen. Butler, and after he
was r1ieyed, under his successor, Gen. ORD.
Just previous to The late assault an the rebel
lines In front Of PeteFsburg, Gen. Ord Was
ordered to join the left wing of Grants army
1Eith oil Of lis white t:oapa excepting Two
lrigaaesJ md hixteen regiments Of bis BUCKS.
, 1865-04-08

ILLINOIS,,

PEc1lA CoUsTr.-Thc Republicans Of Pc
/ Grin county, in The town elections on Monday
last, as far as heard from, carried the towns
Ct Richmond, Elmwood, KcEapoo, Radnor,
Niibrook, Logan, Jubilee, Brimf-ld, and
Cli1licothe-nine in a1l-Ehi1c the Copper
heads hsve only carried Limestone, Hollis,
md PlinceTil}e-three.
Woonronn Cols71.-TBe Republicans Of
Meta1cora c;tctcd their township Office, BY
thirty 70 th!rty.dvc majoriiy. Last :. ar tbs
msjosity.
Knox CoUS7y.-The question Of -1moEinr
The county stut Of Kucx county from Knox~
willie to Galesbarg YVES voted unon bJ tue
tlectors Of the county on Tuesday last. The
Knoxville hpc1!iean claims thas the prop7-
sition is Defeated by 500 majority.
, 1865-04-08
RUFUS HATCH,
(FonNE3LY HATCH a. HpGHE9,}
DpHETND

No. IS Exchange PEce. New York.
Government S.coffti.A Stock and cod. Bought ESd
bold Exclusively on Commission.
kKr4NESc1s:
Ae.1rt. Solomon 9tu12es Sons, Ch!eaye, III.
1ic9s1s: Hircxiey asnq Cl:caxo. ILL.,
9. T. Wheeler, keq Cnfcaso. IL.
IL. Muan. tla Chic.go, u.
G. a. Roe trs, R5a.. Gllcsgo, III.
Hesets- Found. Bailey q Co.. Sew Tork City.
Hets1s. AcKlm, BIos. & 60. Nsw York City.
y. ssrs. g. 4. Tucker Co.. New Yo.k City.
Aes1t1. II. ). l. ons q Co, New York 1at7.
y. II. Eaxte-. Esq.- Rnraaa. Vt.
Ae.ars 1alht top, sm1th Co. 9sweGo, =. 7.
G. Duraat, Esa.. President Rock 1s;ecd IAI1o15 &C.
, 1865-04-08

nretT }a ana nuqss G ne e q
demand, ruled little dull. ns compared with last
week. and prices declined materially. Buyers,
generally, took hold tparlngiy, and especially was
that tt present cxorolant rates Tor cattls cannot
long be maintained. There If continued good
demand Tor heavy steers and oxen, snitabis tor
changed hands at prices ranging from s19104c y
ID, gross Nice, smooth stock, In good condition
and euitstle for the retail trade, sola at from 1j
1e}c: some few extra brought lie. which Ia 4 d.
cline OF 3Q3c q b.
Hoas-There Is but limited demand for this
class Of etock, and Notwithstanding the rec.lptR
continue light the market rules dull. with droop-
ing tecden-y. We give s12.004o1400f3 cwt gross,
as the extremes Of the ma-ket In retail way. i
couple Of sna:l punches were Who1esalel-oue at
lie, and the other al 12ae,
, 1865-04-08
Philadelphia Provision Murkcf-An,il 4.

Tho stock Of harrelled meats Is Hight, but the
sales a1t IN retail way only at $s3 80 for mess
pork, and $.600qe2s.0J for mess beeE, the latter
for extra western. Beef hams sell az wanted at
$ee5 c0M .G1 q bri. Aacon moves of In sn1It lots
At 1StGs3c loE plain md fancy hams aud l79119e
for shoulders. or green meats tho ases are lint
ed at 19Q21c for picked hams, and l5d4l6c for
ehon1ders, In salt. Lard Is unsettled and held
19@lG}c; kegs are scarce but very quiet. Butter
continues dull and neglected, and the sales limit
cd At frtm 1s@36c for common to prime .ck-d
and roltd tho latter for Goshen. Cheese La acaecc
snd steady at 1S{b23c p h, with eu1al sales Egg.
arc without much change, and steady at 2tDa5c 2
dn1rn
, 1865-04-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

...--- FRIDAY hvKS1sd. April I.
BEEF CArTLE-1he receipts fo-d:y acc5rdi2E to
HE Beard OF Tate report, were 1ss he.d, snd th.
.lnl ent 1oes. The en1eIed salta wera lss8 he ID,
There hss been N 1k.d improvement In Ii aetly-
IT. 81 general t1nc Ct the msrfet Ba1ea b-lus
ecrkd.raofy in aov.nce Of th3se Of the fa+ Of ced
ing days. r1c >. though they hare net sdvance :,
arc nanift1ty fEe1. 1t the optntuE hons tbs mar
ke. Was Gu md atoopnK, bat a. the day aayan .ed
feeling 0! hutycDcg setu,ed to pzerai and hu7
bought freely. Perta:s cne cause of tho activity
the Ect that the guilty OF the stocE cher1n Of
rslhe1 eupsrior supriIor to tho Try
pco, grsd-s that faY. bssu upon tie mike. fer the
past 1eek. Several 6ov.scm.nt contractors weru
pse,eut. an1 tecarea about 500 head isr Lock at
l range Of $72'G 2'G825
Eotw7ttstand:nk the spcs1ent improvement buyers
continue regard It nszardcus TO polchs.a large
", and ihels transactions characterized By a.
tTtna& cantien. 1herc IL feltutc OF sha u4rk,t
To- tsy which we arc e.sed to mute, and IN which
beef edrs will have deereE intsEest than beef
era rsf-r to tie improved caarscssr st.ck
chsstd for city slauxltrr. Tho "tcaAWag" eh 4r
acter OF r1e cut for citg consu pt;oa hs.
cali. dorth soe seye:e st1tc from a. eeih.ps
cur deuuuciatong we're too gsntzs and weeping At
apy rate they hAye called forth letter lram A. Cy
bourne. Esq lone OF cur eld@s cttz.ns Indignantly
denying Tho Ia p tstou ~ far atsa to him. We
acteptthe explain that st.tcturrs wers
not directed to him, brt to- those who for moths
pal<d upon the public th~ d.sctipt1ou Of
heefthat e.erlAHed tetn butchers atAl Mr. Cry
bourne has bt honorable Exception ana he gen
erzly buys the best 1tocS offered fer sale, and pays
The hIEhear p.ice TO xrtlt. Honor to whom honor il
due"
The sales to daJ are .. follows:
BEEF CATTLE SALES TODAY.
ToRr WAYNE YAHns.
Bentley sod Hoges II he.d coast1on stock, syesag.
si:.srf Es Major, sold webb & Phillip. i. head
T. "a seia Ea$s C Is hssd f. good oxen, ave-
sblshs sold Ke,iy u head CT interior On ,sy ave-
, 1865-04-08
Tile Rebel Army Ruined.

0A11.1A VVVNz HVUsk1 A1JEM o.
DEAR MAaMA-0nr army is ruined, 1 fear,
john Taylor is well-eaw him yesterday. We
ore in line Of battle this evening. General
Robert Lee is in the field near us. Nv trust
is still in the just &c Of our cause and In God,
General Hill is Killed. I eaw Murray few
moments since- Bernard Terry, it is said.
was taken prisoner, but may get out. I send
Your devoted son,
". 3. TAYLOR, Colonel.
The NEGRO" seems to have steered straight
for Gen. Grant'e headquarters with Col. Tay-
lor's letter. The 'snegro'' knows who his
friends are, and canpot be fo.led On the sul-
itct
, 1865-04-08

Captain Jerry Saunders, phu has charge Of the
work Of buoYine ont the St Clair Flats, writes to
Captain Psindisitlc, Of this city, that he has sound
cd the Flats and finds pdeth of water OF eleven
feet ten inches. capraR Prindl1ille, who sounded
the water In Chicago harbor. in the range Of The
north pier, found precisely the same d.pth here
Thi. is 4 matter Of interest to our lake men Last
year yeasels drew twelve feet Of water In Ibis
hor
, 1865-04-08

operate except IN smalt vay 10. inn-1tste zse
foundry. Most nf tha furnaces arc about slowing
out, and abo~t ono hslfln this neIqhhorao I'd haYe
done so. OWING to the relatively ht:h .pzfc:. Dc,
trnn. Manufactured iron Is very dull, anl The
mills a7e dong but !fttte except to ill old cor
frarta
, 1865-04-08

CEQCAu0, A9fiI ., ISt0.
o. q. ToBEY, Esq., Inspector of Pork Packers
Association:
S1R: The Inspection Committee of rhe Pork
D, licking OF the &c ason Of 1864 Is has been CON-
pleted and cannot b. made to conform precisely
TO tie rules for inspection lately established By
fudcment md discretion in making fnsp.cflon
ton5or1n es closely as poss'ble 10 tho rules lad
down ior youI euisnes snt It, that The
eeason. In no case, however, fhoula the PORK Be
inienor to sneh - would pass Getty's Inspection
in New York IN regard to quality and cut
fSlenea1 G. 8. HUBBARD,
KEE1nu, Insp Com
HENRY Mu.wARD.}
, 1865-04-08

C09V1 *1C<V! = H&E vi 21710 KH0k71Sf8<
The Republicans Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
elected their whole ticket for city officers, by
majorities ranging from IA to 1l8 On Monday
Inst The city Of GRIND Rapids has always
herr toforc been Democratic, By a conside1a-
bic 1nsjolity, but the cheering news from
Grants army was too much for that party,
and they. .incentinent1y fed the field.
, 1865-04-08

About $40 Beef Cattle were ofered-an Increase
Of SEQ over Inst week-and Tbs market was dull,
md prices sG5c = D lower. raos1ng from 5i501
9s0.00 a 10t Ds for fair to good and prime, In
cludtng few extra quality t4ken at the highest
figures.
Hods-Abont 4. 500 were offered, and the market
wss very uulI, prices ranging at $17,0011s0 90 4
l00 1hs net.
, 1865-04-08
FlKsKCIAL ANI' CnSss SssMEtsClAL,,
MONETARY. .

FRIDAY EVENING. April 7, 1855.
4 few days eince our Washington cozre.pon.
dents te1egraphcd 10 us Secretary Mccul1och's
frti statement Of the National Debt, but 1t eama
In such earhied and evidently incorrect shape,
That wc could not publish It. The New York M.
psrs Of wcdDetday, however, hare come to hsad
to-day, anu We now give II In correct form In a
table, with the statement Of Secretary Fes,on.
fep, made On the 31st Of October Iaat:
TEE NATIONAL DEDr-{oTF1c1A1.}
oeL u. 1e6a March 81, 1855.
Gold bearing. So .aM PLY $1,10U, S8l. .S9
Currency 1uter'1 oo4, W., ~ ~ q 75f>Us5, 1z3.xs
Interest censtd.. ,,& Soo,.S1us 5, ~ 349,f $50
Without interest 4'4,o5$'ooo'o blb,183. .2a7.l6
Total OH, ,69e, e,675.75 Ss,a6a aa3. ~ "a
Increasc... SSl9, SIS b6i5J
The following comparative table shows the lead
INN ifafna.
, 1865-04-08

There II very little eloyerseed Offering, aud the
demand continues good, with further s1les at
S17MG31T Is q bu- Timothy 10 quiet at S5.Ut, aud
da1sCed lower, with GALES OF the latter at g 80 n
bu, which estahltshes decline
, 1865-04-08

EOmmERLlAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 2.
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce nnd Provis,ons, during the past n hours:
EEcEIr1s AD sHleNKyTa YoR TEE PAST u HoUaa,