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rREEDoM NArIoNALt
AassrleAa slavery Con.lituiioasllY Abollshes.
e' Af Cealiiiati0aal -fnsaaussf
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.

NS-niAGroS pee IS
The followihg proclamation has been ie.uei.
Htiiign n Strafa. Sec sfgrg ef Siats II Ae
taiiel Sfaia. % al $40 ttess pftcas nay
coaf, sfeeilEg
knov ys, that whereas the Congress of the
Uuuel States ia the sfs, o. February Issi passed
a resolution ehich is in the woids following,
via:
a resolution submitting to the Leg sialures
Of the seyerai States proposition to Auieud lhe
Constitution Of the United States.
Rcsolrsd, by The Senate and House Of Repres-
entatises Of the United States ol America, In
Congress assembled. two-lhirds u both Houses
eoncurring. that the following article be propos-
ei to the Legislatures OF the several States as an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the United
States, shieh, when ratified by lheee-fourlhs Of
said Legislature, shall be valid % all inteuts
aud purposes as nall II said Constitution. si1.
Article XIII, Section l. Neither slavery nor
involuntary scryitude. except as punishment
for crime whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted, shall exist within The United States or
any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. Congress shall have power to en-
force this article By appropriate legislation.
And Whereas, " appears irom otfsial documents
on b e in this department, that the amendment 10
the Constitution Uf the United States, proposed
as Aforesaid has been ratified by The legislatures
Of The States OF Illinois, Rhode Island. Michigan.
Maryland, New York, West virginia, Ohio, Mis-
sour, Nevada, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota.
Wisconsin, Vermont, Tennessee, Arkansas, Con-
necticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Kansas Mass
achusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Caroli
ma, Alabama, North Carolina and Georgia-iu
all twenty States,
And whereas. the whole number of States in
the United States Is 80
And W ereas, the before specially named
Stats, whose Le5-lItures have ratified the said
proposed Amendment. constitute three -fourths Of
the whole number OF States ia the United State
Now, therefore, be II known that |, William n
Seward, Secretary tf the Uutei States, by virtue
aud ia pursuance OF the secon1 section Of the act
Of Congress, approved on the 10Th Of phil, 1873.
entitled "An ac 10 provide lor lie publication of
the laws Of the Uuilrd States and for other pur.
poses, = do hereby certify that rie amendment
aforesaid has become yHii 10 all iHtents and
purposes as part of the Constitution ofthe United
States
ln testimony whereof have hereunto set NV
hand AID caused the seal If the Department Of
State 10 be affixed
Done at Washington, thi> 18th day of December
in the year OF our Luid. ls6j and Of the Inde.
peudence Of the United States Of America the
Dine;ieth
WILLIAM II SEWARD,
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The Future Of the Somth.

There IS hopeful future for The syuth. but II
is not 20 be found in the counsels Of those ,ims.
servers and submssionists who are for Welding
unconditional obedience TO every behcst Of n no.
ll'cal party 10 power, and are anxiou, thar those
III authority may spit upon them that they NAV
give evidence OF their docllity The South has
nothing Of good to expect from is tiuid and
mercenary press. Ii has nothing Of good TO ex.
pect from misrepresenia,iyes in Congress. who
claim as decisive qualification. and ueculiar
merit, that they can swear hat ina war which
Invaded The homes OF the South they wee. The
heariiess creatures Eho siood mute aud ueutr,I
IN the lace oi tle grand tragedy thai ran xi,h
blood aud tears, without al, cafafori or couuie.
nance TO 'neir country men d iug before their
eyes. reaching their hands ior bread. 6gh,ing
sud starving teneath the glorious banner, of
Lee aud Jackson. aud johnson. aud Pickett. aud
Gordol!
Coansels obtained from such sources are not
What ihe South needs, or What she should accent
She should AXE Lcw lesson Of courage ana
selfrespec' She should re-issert some of bsr
iormer spirit. Sue shoull rest her hope ia some
Orafe orgin,z'iion q pa5iie 0piDon. resolved 10
Sonceds % biug e the North but via, vas de-i.
aed % re lssuss = tae Wari determined to re.
- every eheroacamens upon lrer conxi,utiohal
fighis, promPi q ciaim the benyfs Of ,he Cohsii.
.aiiou as 4 ed, aad steadily and even deaan,ly,
'sssfthg 'bs aneieai landmarks u he Uuios.
such party nay festere The fifea fgrtarss q
hs south. . VII, a least. crest ag4in tbo set
-espesi and rride--,hose high s,snIaris q psr-
ashi eharas.er--sh.sh formerly Distinguished
as Part ef tas Vsisa.- RisAmse3 De.pgtek
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WILLIAM II SEWARD
Secretary Of State.
Ecnian Excitcmcr.,on ire Border.


One Of the greatest sells ef the time has inst
been perpetraied at Derby Line, aid fully illus
trates the anxiety Of our neighbJrslin Canada. At
the present time, in regard to the great Feuian
movement which they evidently think is destined
to annihilaie their fair domain. II seems thar a
! Yankee peder who was .accustamcl iowocrau ulbn-
late this Northern country selling corn hrooms.
aud who was called by his numerous acauaiptap.
ces by the euphonious title Of "Brooms," hap
pcned in Montreal about the time cfthe St. AL
bans raid. Unfortunately he WIS suspected Of
being eugagel in the 's.b" business. and by the
jealous CANADIAN authorities was placed IN dur
ance vile, where he remained for some time, un-
I'll he finally procured bail anl returned to the
" Land Ct tie free and home Of the braye.u-
"Brooms, not relishing tie reaucnt he had
received a tie hmds of,h, Canadiats, dctermin-
ed to pay them of the FIRST opportunity. Being nj
Derby line last Friday. be tcegra he'd to the au.
th critics at Montreal that a band offenitns were
organizing on The border for grand raid on the
Province and that they had better send down
men to note progress and bc prepared lie sign
ed himse f"A former resilient If NJ. nireal, )" but
failed 10 state under what circumstances. The
telegram trou sht three detectives. one of whom
came across the line and put up at the Derby
Line Hotel. II SO happened rbat there was to be
a military funeral at the Line the next day and
the boys had sent 10 Newport for an extra supply
OF guns. These were stored in II room adjoining
the one occupied by tie detective. nnd the boys
we're occupied most Of the nj 5ht in counting and
hxHng the guns for the special benefit Of the Mon
treai na1, who no doubt, thou ht he had at last
found the great teuian rendezvous, which has
been 50 much sought for Of late. How the poor
fellow shook ID his boots, and what exciting dis
patches be sent 10 his brethren across the line
will, perhaps, never be fully known; bat the
thing prefei a source Of infinite amusement to
The Line boys, " who well knew that there was
not fenian circle within fifty miles. .Ntupoa
ErpresS
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POETRY


3. a. han re- taons1a8 men,
~ bfayt-iiie es18--iAe true,
J, ifus ed ree8s ia meusta.n gan,
0aEile y asa. la Ff4s1u pcu,
- deal ist ne SAL you'
Fo4f Euilafe1 tsoasAHI u ylfe brave
la inaac QUf faus0uc4 soA iaer grave,
Asy aH4 AHG5
9 - lutld 60 &c aua you
II macy fyeaea swamp.
- msBy Jlsca bayoa,
J. i.iany Cat4 and yTa4Ca camp,
Tag aeaT3 stu,lle cga,vd h.s tfamp,
AND died i0f DE aus yUGt
tf9n Weston pala d ,seau iae
AS stretched tc -aEes 81 those who died.
For rlue and tog
Go0d freud, ior me and you
On many blSody plain
Their ready swprds they drew,
AHd poured ihs.r nie-bood iike the rain,
home--a heritage TO gain,
10 gatu ior Ine and y0ui
Our bryihefs mgs.eivd by oar side,
heh marched, Aud fought, aud bfavey died,
for me aud you!
" many fortress wall
luey cha1pea-uiozs boys 10 blue
~ q sutgiug sunoke, aud Solicyed ball,
lie braycst were tie tifst to fail.
10 iAls Tor me aud you
fbese noble men--ihe tation's pride
-Four hundred thousand uIen have died
tuf PIE uud you!
Good trend, lUr me aud YOU!
In treason's prisou-hold
hen maftyt spirits grew
! . stature Ike TIC s.ints of old.
White, amid agonles untold,
ihty starved for me aud you
lhe good, tue patient, aud the tried,
Four hundred Thousand men have died,
tor me and you
Good friends, iJr me and you
debt we mere can pay
10 them i justly due,
And TO the nations latest day
Our ehlidren's children still shall say,
They died ioi ME and you !"
-Four hundred thousand Vi the brave
Made this our rnsomed soil tlsir grave,
for me aHd you
GOOD friend, Tor You and ms
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,..m, aa n rr,Iovs ND. orHILL,N.H.
sETII W. FOWLE n SOY, .
m fatf.fArT = y mas ~

I,RACES CELEBRATED SALNE
VI Cures Cuts Burns scalds,
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains.
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
Cure. Boil, Ulcers, Cancers.
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
urcs Coru, Feions, Plies.
GRACE'~ CELEBRATED SALVE
iCure.Fruzcn Limbs and ChDlains.
GRACES Celebrated SALNE
Cure. Chopped Hands, and blisters.
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
/. prompt IN action, remove, pain y once. and re-
au,r. tie most angry .lolkmg swellings and lnii'-
mttion.. - by nmgie-iIus uilordiug relief and n
complete eute.
ONLY % CENTS A BOX !
t>cut by mail for 81 ceutsl
SETH " FoWLE ~ son. EOston,
rrup ie,ors.
far..'e by ali Druggists, Grocers, and at all
suuutrY stores.
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An IRISH dragon oiicr. % kSass..1f
that his wsslowsd mother hsI I'd .ffisa .f..r..
be q1ttied Ireland. exelsimed, "AIsrtA.r
| hope she won't have soa oldrf fhae
M ii she DOES .hall lese ,iig eaae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

Why DO the determinations Of married
couples resemble The sound of wayss on
the shore' Because tbey are mufuuff
Of lhe tied.
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III is well TO leave something for fsoat
Who come alter Us, us The genflenfan said
Who threw barrel IN The way 81 4 coa-
stable who Was chasing him.
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A lady named her son fhs oaber day
Petroleum. Her reason for doing 50 wa,;
thar when she had occasion TO whiP him.
che might "s,rike he."
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Why Is a married man like tsndle I
Because be- some limts go out al night
when b. oughr not TO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

MaHafaciufsy AID bsaic.t is 4, v. td slees,
Dssr sa.t Il U.4. sore a.aae u,ssst, AsnnotH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-26

May MT bird who sleeps upon tlG
wnig be said to occupy sathef bsIi
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
Fcm ne renera5l, Areldeoeon SoL D. D.

DUNHAA, Canada Eas,, March -, 1868.
Il stn an myeterate Dyspepti; Of MORE
IHtN sb YEtEs' sTANnINS."
Il have been 20 wonderfully benefited 10
the three shoot weeks durng which have used the
Peruvian syrup. TIA, can scarcely persuade my
self uf the reality. People who have known me are
a.tnpished ~ the change. ! am widely known and
can bui recommend 20 Others that which has done
% much for me-"
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o.. *. F0wItr.
". 4. Adams,
Mincr a PrimaIe,
j. =. osi,,,n, ~. ID
q A.. Am,es, NJ a.,

e. ) Examining ~ srou ~ Ih'Aiti usiops Vt.
hts losss sAsl u Dta,i,. Church, factory Foin',
NetnfVtt.
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4 CASE OF n YEARS STANDING CURED

tr,aa iasiry Jttnea No. Is acoa Place. Bostoa.
Il have suffered, and sometimes severely, lot q
rears. from dyspepsia. commenced taking the
Peruvian Syrup, and found immediate benefit from
4. Ia the couue q three or four weeks was en-
iirolv re ie,ed from nv sulerngs, and have enjoy
"a uninterrupted hea ii ever since.H
TAossaBas hars bten thasgedbs he use II ha rem
o8y from relk Si,kly n.fu4Hg creaisFo. 10 aroHg,
ksahhH, ssdhrFps and srou.sR; and inruitds can
hoi rtasasabig Atsitsis % gre u q haai.
A pamphlet 8 ~ Imge-. GO taiiiug certificates u
eurrs AMI Recommendation from somr of tile met
eHmea, ptysiclant elergsmen and Others besides
gUach ether valuable cad interesting matter, VII be
3eni fnfK b any 0le seHdIng 4 cir name ard
residence.
1y- See thar saeh bottle has PERUVIAN SY.
KJs' Higv 81 tie giass.
fHK sALE nv
J.P. D4NSNoRE, 30 Uey street Ny.
SETH W. FowLE& son, ,IsTtemoutst.,
BIS oH,
ANn M AL nHueCIsTs.
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NlSTAK'S BALSAM
wild Cherry
H.s Sass e.fr rle AtstLn
B.LF a n.TUET
wl1u rHt a.sr assvst.m.a sgoc.ssis cpEiAe
uogl.. to.d. u .ar.nr.. lhnu.
laarus WhpFsog Cotgl, Group
Liver Couilaat Boaehiiis,
Di.fcuHy % Breathing,
Astbpa. aad every
aAtciin ol
THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST
CONSUMPTION,
.h;rt carrie, 81 ,s,.se slciins t1eH spy oier dis
80, anl ab,ph siia. lhe skill nf the Physician 70
: gfsaisr eAieu than s,.v ether malady, often
YIELDS 70 THIS BENEDl
aleu a a,hsrs prove iaga e,ual.
- NtfDIt 1NE.
EAplpiN RELIEF. SOOTHING ~ EFFECT,
sAlEtN lls oflRAIloN
IT'S lNSlk = ASSf ID I.
~bi5s 4. preparation free rom noxioas ingredl-
e5sts fsutstBfs or minerals uUiIng ski. sciehrt
sab medical knsw edge. combining ai that Is val
usblr IL the vegetable kugdom for thiseisss Of dis
eatss, tis
INCOMpARAB BLEl
sod /. entitled. merits anJ receives the general con
HlsHcs ~ the PUBLIC.
SEYMOUR THATCHER, VI. d.,
81 Herman. n. r. write. as iollowst--
"RisrAKs BALsAa oF NlLD ChthRf gives un-
vera satisfacti0n. Il seems 70 cure Cough by
l.sg.enne and cleansing the lungs, and nAaying ir-
r}fation. rnus HENpyixo fur Caust, INsftAp oF
prYtNa uP rnt cuuGn ASD LEAVING thE cAust
nEuiNp. Ieousider the BAlsam ss good ns any, u
not ,he best Cough medieiue with VII ch Tam ae'
quaiuled
From Il. FELLOWS, VI ID, of fIIlLL,N.H.
Although have generally great objection 10
psteBt medicines | can but sag. in justice 70 Dr.
II IsrAns RALsAMo or WILD CnLnnY, that = y
remedy Of superior value for Pulmonary Dseotei
have made use Of hs preparation Tor several
wears aud has proved TO be very reliable ana ei-
fcae,ous In the treatment of severe and long stand
ing toRgks know Of one patient, now IN comicr
table health who ha. taken this remedy, ana who'
butfor its use consider would not now be living
PRICE 0NE DOLLAR A BO1TlE.
rHEFAEED ny
sETII w. FOWLE a SOY,
FREMONT ST. BOSi ON,
ANp EpR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Wand rI,p IlDn.

Attorneys aud Couuse.iyi, i, Law. Jaauata VI
" ptttH H. a NiIttIIio
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Buck u,ticn> nma gIcve..

Nasatac'ureA ala ,oA 81 lorr, Agent,
Manchester. W.
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TmE SECRET sERyICE.


1"GRnEaat oRnFas Ne Csptaiu Carter -~lhs Isdl
Naianlesra i hrrrhY rriisvra freu ~ c0nulsss
iudsfuitcg aAa si rsps 81 tatts headgasrtpr ilns
alAteiy,
By asdsf of Ma Gen. Bosscrsns
, 1865-04-30


ALBAyT, April g.
CA1TLE-The Catha raarset was more lively to.
des. ths buyers frul1 Ssw Yerk ant tn. Eastern
nsrkt t. king hole wh considerable spirit, Ing
somewhat ENCOURAGED ty tile fact thst the r:c.,p.s
were not ss arg. as Eas anticipated. ThAy 4rs ac.g
,ves, somewhat i1' css Of lLe deran1 b.nx 1Gip
.th SO lie OVER <ttc ,Lat :ek - b. added. Tlree-
quarters # The suppS &gc ffo Illinois, Altogether
out o5ch have ch1nerd hands. prizes beinx ab 1ar
tte tan.e Al l.st We L. ur 1hc avxrage uus7tity OF
b~evts not a. COOL Tue following IN, ,rg the
sal.~ rrr -rf-o Il. E'serths II fit Iiooi,, av.
raging leQ1 os. n sl-o:0 hcat aso - ,od lie t
DO At $ll5u aver .snE tt10 us; Ar. Gray. 50 prime
TO- at l6c .. ay-rtgtg ess ID; y. den, lis d.,
II 1or, nyeraEn- 1i; Mr.. Buudy, 8 extra do 1t 11Y
arr,sg.nc 80: nlsr & t!r,io At 9r, arers.ice e
Il. Ma,qstt, 70 axrr+ at tlt1.3 4 hsad averaging
l1slo. Day Co... Is do at $ls3.oo. averaging 1890
6,ne n, NichsG4h br: CEat GHasc. About 600 were
sn'd +, 60 East
sHtEP-t.e7 an tair atItc fer ltGh. c,mtnon. u ad
1l@rkc11re cd 70 tstfa. Hecrpts.-N 10.
HOGS No sa'es. Receipts, s,coo: .4lrpea to New
York 4SlA,
, 1865-04-30
Grafton On the Funeral OF Prcsidcnt
LtucOlu.

On the afternoon OF Thursday Bishop Simpson
will deliver an Grafton at Spr1n. field urer the body
OF the Martyr President A. Will he seen By the
eubjo;ncd corrcs7 ndencc, Rev. Char cs Il. Foyer
viii acdrcss the people Of Chicago, al Bryan na,l,
at O'clock, p. N. Of that day. The gentlemen
bav,ng the matter in charge hass satisfied the
now thc only regret IL that the aall viii not en-.
/, II In all who may wish to hear him:
Rev. Lhsrles Il. Walker:
quest you to deliver An Grafton 10 ne people q
Chicago in Bry an Hail. on the day of the funeral
to'emnit,es at Springfield, upon me n cnataetes o.
pcst the remarks u,sde by you on the OCCASION Of
ibe National funeral, with such further thoughts
as The additional tine allowed for the delivery
JOIN ii. WILSON, &C. HAMMOND,
PnI1F w4DsxoE19, r.; 7. R10s; Rn4sx.x
IASrf Z = f.af4n .; nnaD"S11' (. n ' no1on,
Nh BRoss, J. l. SeRtrrs, ,,.
E. s. WILLIAMS, +. 3. BRIAN, aud otoess;
To Messrs. JOHN II. WILSON WV bhoss' aoo
Your note Inviting nc to deliver an orahon on
The character Of Abr nam Ltnco,n. - ssteMuu
sna tng mo.n ~ Correct estlate 81 hts character
cheesfully comply with your request ror,pu
IEcnaln ever, 9. t. FOWLER
Suyks-TuE P1AoUE.-A correspondent writes
to us concerning the vile odors which oa'na tne
nosrils and peril the healh Of the people OF tni.
caeo. His letter Is iorelh'c. but he deals IN mad
lancuase which aone but bptne.on go11s tue whis sn.
| dors1nc his views. -..-..., v...-n
for ye,rs heen sflicied, have within he past lev
da5s aesumed more than ordinarily offensive TONS
o1s ;ses s,a ss snos' % naes ns
NJ $500 " sTnfl I'd to Invade the domain Of the
cher Isn sepsss. =. Last Sunday o. stencil WAS
great that ,he whole OF non:s class s.s a s1els
rnn,d ,csrcelv pass along 1t even with
S.ed ssnde9fen,e dos
Ell = 1re crnuot esy. bus the wonder Il that our
ey ia not iui Of inyalds al tho result Of that one
days .tipk. Neither do We know any specified
locality Thrnee cm.nnted :he effuy1s4 'Tts itc
10 point tn Bridgeport: that c1ls te locale. doubt
Let's has Its share in tho work. but It strikes us
} that The evil II much more widely spread In lta
, 1865-04-30

oriE'n = = y Certainly Y in IT, perme.ton Every
PVT Q! he CITY does lts khare in tbs wnFk. Our
detective drainage, The difficulty with which we
Ect fld OF a.csying natter, md the in ,lc,aneY Of
thr fefte changed with tho duly Of Compelling the
removal ofrarhagc, ere the grand causes. Btldce.
norl ts consld.raale Item IN the drtsil, ont bot
Sumner M Is 1ow a. tho door, aud tho Indicate
err that y vii! be m unusually hot one U the
plague fhould visit this country 1t would ind
good fofaE1pg ground In Chicago. Aud this is by
20 an. unlikely. Tho rule |. that The p:.'i.
i:nce follows In the track Of expensive wafs, anI
should thai rn1e he enforced with n.. The conso-
qucuecs would be indeed terrible. The plague IL
nov paying its respects to Ruseia, and may travel
hftherwsrd. Other peoples arc preparing for tho
emergency By putting away, "a far a. possible,
III tbs Indictments of disease. Can we not take
the sauoe measures? nr fhall We be swept away,
leaving 10 the next generation an example which
they can only profit by in avoiding 1t?
We Will IN efllct.nt Health Department. We
have no fault to lud With the pres. Mt t1cumhAnts
Of the oflce In our midst, e1cep. that their hands
are tied. We nuat hAve q more vigorous aud cx-
ten-ise sehrrh for nt1ssnees. anu their removal.
iuE1rd1hte and complete, mnst he inslsfcd on ua.
der The heaviest penalties. Unless this he done,
we shall he ever at the mercy Of the pasu!encs
and the Union victories, 70 dearly p4lusd. will
have hetn WON IN vain. Who Of our incoming
administration will earn the lavish THINKS of thI
entire community ~ taking the initiative in ths
great ennattve movement The city IL one yas
Augean stable, aud the task II Hesculetn, but Il
can tc Performed; we- however, very much fea,
that our TttEf Ii NOT the apept tO be emnlnvrd
, 1865-04-30

HUE @oc:d, anu with !shs receipts pic have .n
sHhcfd half cens Fer peunt. Cotton-Oa MoadaT
Piices a'v'nc-a cents. On "Wednesday 7,h'0 ha' es
were Sold. s:nce then r.Ic.s we fallen Of. St.e-
tcs tie Week ,moua; to 81 - ,ales. Mo assssA fats
"t1n'n la prev Lied, nad price. advanced. r-tro
u- tn re hn bsen r,uca activity II Crude. PRICE,
harr advanced. and NJ. quoted at S3@l1e. E,nne1
in bond is fairy active and nsmcr at sna55c. Ere.
t.s sdv'uc>' aud has mt With tatr tuquir7-clo'n:
fFn ut TX Csc. l:ic--l4+r hi. been IN :npro7''
Mt mt in th- demand, prlc.s have advanced sAef
ofoysr Is CO.. tags." .....
GA1lAsnHR', EVENING E1c1AsGE.-qold f46H
NY C.nt .ls3; Etle e2l. uui'oH 1l3X; >s..ng 6A
Mich. Crut. 1l2K; NJ b sourth-rn lex: III. Get.
15H: -.t.s'u.E 50: CIV. lana snd TOLEDO l11 R,c
lsaLd 105 n t'hw s'e'z S2>a; Fl. TaJn. 1t1k: prai
.ie ~ Chen 46 Ohio ara Mle.. Ce:t... s!x; C.,t u
47K: Cum''rrl. NO SIX: QutcE Sire: 6,k; Maripoa
laA. Market kteAdl Id akrccg,
, 1865-04-30

WVuI
$50 alamoud ring for 81, and
complete when fh-y exs hung
. spl nlld silver hunting case p4.I1n level
Instead. However, we pockeied the Joke az
pafd our dollar, and advise all our fricnrs to 60
and be Dunn for In the same way, at thte great
ap3)y 9q1-lt
, 1865-04-30

IoFeF*"' "'7F"*Ee w -s"' 7sE*E7%V
ST. LOUIS, April o. lss5
ToRAcco-Unctapsad. Gr:en ues 1t s3eo 70 4, M
+ ctc:y do Al fi.EG5.so; nlAn:s1s' do nf s3o =,
$50: n slipping leef At 50 70 n sla %: re-
dlun do 1t 2i325 70 US ~: muon nanu,ectrrtn,
leaf st 8.5l.
FLOUR LIS Ac'iTe. scper INSPECTED &6 50; .prire
Extra 95s5; low fail e1tA ut aG75 single extra choIc
touhl extra At 500 per br. delivered
GEAIN.-"hcat nrary: good 1al1 At {l4o; prime at
$40. Corn roNhwar l--s4les 60 900 bu - arriye
prtvte; lttd sn5 ~ht a SOC: cnoicc white It oc;
nixec Of ant white atgac
rEov1s ots Isrd sales 80 Heroes msnueacsur1n
at rrly-le frmR. sno &c DO prime steam tc1a.red at
1txc per y. E,to1-reported escs w.1e: S cs.ks
sh ul oose Ut 1:. aud city clear aees vt lsc
III LII.
, 1865-04-30

HEw Yoxx, April o.
CorTosnn'l and heavy and d, cidsd'y lcw=r ut Il
f24Sc f. mtdt. z.
fsore- Il IVY md :CSa'.c lover At x71sa;s; fo,
Extra stat. S tGls 6 ior Round Hoop ii and
WHISKY With u. d -ctded c-a-Ec. Weafern 81 IL
can
gar. whc't .nll ~'th rsoor,nc ten1snci. ex-
t.r hec "s'e'. q 70; Auh-- M'ch.E.a t1.ia ii six
orr scarce nd drE, smN If. o. Nav Yellow st
slss O. Is. ''a'4 Gu At u ;94s c for Wet Ia.
CoFFEE At'fvf ~ nfnsT
FKrEtLErx-Fl1n. ':Fudt - soc retntd In bond
55a !6r: 7. I'm. d ts sIe16c-
PRnylf1oSs- Pork h-<yy-.nl lower nt $39 o5a33aJ
for -. .closi 1c ~ Is n: 81 u0).1 r
Gz-tE - aur rccntst wsy. o.snE n Z I; c..n
{1E tfa rs at 1ms, nd SO f&a26. IS for rJ1ms
nn.>A also 1n an y mes for ~arJ aud Jnlys-l
trA cpth 1t 80 to2sl 50 Hststa var fl2 0tatinoc
fn prin ~ xHds g. u t1trA mess. S.cf M
nrn1 III l5c Rh m oete anu 17l9A Tor hA 7,s
B,' Il tt*.uy Il l5keal6c f'r cnuttry rut: lG4l6H
f-rlo-c ri b.r. ana 1bK9lsc Tor saori riboad Ia d
lees sc ~ ard ste dY At l6ats4c. B1tter ffM at
pr.yt. US prices. Cheese quiet II 15a2sc.
New York stock and Money Market,
fKw YoBk. April g
MoNEY-3cre active mt ppr crpt for c Ill loans
S1Etl1.H kIcuAS1E-Quiet At to9L Laltox,
Cup Uut', A1c with ut decided chang in price
or.nins at llGH. declining to 19t, a4d clo3pR al
l46A
t+ExENNKST -1nCK-ehAda Gfmer
IT, -; nes G. nAbis, for hurope todAy, take,
out &4.i tC0 IN = .fcl". -f