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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
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AtSzrs. Edtors
TIL. IS certainly remarkable community in which
I've. Cor pursuits have been exclusively commercial
thai every ether nfees have bsen Swallowed up
in The uniVeTFG wiki of businesE Cur people have b.
ocme adet0gged that they float aoRg the current OF
life unnoved by the ippIirg which dance its
aagacs, ting The light Of Gods blessings which often
have beo0 gaciousiy shovered upon us-and when The
storms troubles come, they sink the lowest Depression
instead Of rising the pillows TO of their duties
veil of their dapRe1s.
Tbs writer Of this fully sensible of h: share of the
sporsbiity o. sach state Of things in community and
therefore desi-ous OF calling attention to the
which have recently TRANSFERRED.
Few among III appreciate fully the extent Of the awful
calamity which tie late successful resistance Of the
III attack dofeDcs has averted Not only
and State have been resc1sd from the power
dees'ed toa but the whole Confederacs bas been
saved from the EeVeres blow which could bea it. The
OF this port aud the possession by the enemy Of
Ines of communication would, verify believe be death
blow to our Cause.
becomes Us, therefore, to enquire to what are in
jsbtsd ProVde5cs for recent success and
place ed Of tbs attack and who entitled the
of having devised and executed the plans for
vastly Inferior force resist and ipe formd
able naval expedition which has been fitted sipce this
has ever been British otcsr who present
the famous ot BE bastopo asserts that is
Fisher which he also witnessed. The land asck Oh the
defeDces which erected the preservation Of that
Fort twas also OF the formidable charac
tier AID must have succeeded bu5 for the admirable man
De in which thoss eences conceived and executed
1t therefore certain that the honor of saving
and country the great casmy which has thrs atened
mainly to asjor General Whiting For his
energetic brilliant mind has been devoted so the study
of plans of defence for this important position, and his
mastery tkl Engineer has produced the results
winch the happiness to and feel. This
can be said without desctDg jot from the merits OF
the gallant soldiers and oosrs without whose self sacrf
cling course sad efforts works would have been OF
avail.
Least of s Is my purpose 10 disparage the services OF
the distinguished Generals who present and of higher
rank than Gen. Whiting Purer patriots and Drawer gen.
eu not to be found In this country and
both deserve far honor from good old Satsthe
mother botb-han has been accorded to them
have believe they both fully in the
opinions above expressed to deences, and that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

THESE are no times for holicl phrases FoliaAed
euphusa2s, Taey are the times when things nust he
looked az il tae tace, and talked OF as they are
That thee mast be r.oneera ii all movements, we
freely admit, but the dealers in parad0xea OF uuGpe
propositions harmless enough in quiet times, may be
the Instruments Of evil if rot o. absolute ruin, in times
like these. Among these dealers must be cssged some
members 81 tie Richmond press The last utterGnce
OF tbs kind and among e most unwss and iD ud;ccus
is that made by the Richmond Enquirer, Or reported
to have heen made By that paper and spread by the
telegraph through he e3sth and brCadtb CT tbs lard
1te idea held forth By cte EnQuarer that We should
Cfar TO FraLce md Fngaud the abolition OF slavery
the price CT their acknowledging cur nationality is
opa OF those proportions tat hardly fail to result
il evil to l. Is true tbs i2ea CT gugga1n
has no official character aud is without executive OF It,
gislaive sanction, still i. appears i'll a tbs papers, al
though not er6oreed by them ard ii spsings originally
from paper which once pcszessed unsiyagd influence
IN the State Of Virginia aud mougbou. tbs South, and
which yet retains Tie prestige q former power and -2
sent ability.
| It will he gsj by ouz Soldiers OAK eo1js.5 ou
citizens They are tbs bore and angw, the lif3 aod
strength Of the ConGd.racy. Need VIC ask wha! its O.
feet vii! be lar IS it he's any tct Ca1 We expect
men 10 fight vi.h tie G1la enthusiasm when they sae
capituIaoo CT something hike it Sugassted, So they
haze 3o1a in tie ul saa. gh which bas heretofore eG
lightened tber gallant. though Sometimes dsa&tro2a
struggle io5 independence
We would be tic las &c VII pEjg y.sIi up The i9de
pen3ence OF the press - any ta1tai diotation h1;
it were well that It's conductors s3eUll t5Ia less
their immQuitits end more {! thet responsibilities.
Tie pEiottd words Of d ae6epaper article soon pass
away, bat their cfccts siman, aud they command ar
authority far bzyond that which you'd attach ID az
merely personal utteraHo3 Of ihe wri.eC.
Now, We took occasion 10 say yesterday, none 0
the propositions Brought forward chiefly IN the Rich
mond papergos for arHliUg the slaves fox seeking
European protection 81 again for ceing TO abolist
slavery al The prize q thai proectoD will bear venta
ton either enaces tn the North or as flaIty pro
positions to be cooscesed at home and 10 the extrem
resort when nothing else be dore. These question:
Ought either to be acted upon at once OF the discussion
IN regard to them ought to cease az ca c. When VI
are prepared to take them up ought to be prepared
to DO thin OK 20 let them alcne We caunot afford t.
play last and loose By doing do not in the Ieas
Affect the Northern mind while we certainly do grea
injury to the cause BY dstfacting the Southern mind
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GENERAL HOSPITAL, No. 1, I
HI m in ri ~ ~ ~ lnLL Z

WIIMIDRlOnI n. o. DEC. 5Ulh, 1874
MISSES. FCLTCN AND Price:
Permit to acknowledge and return thanks FOR the
lowing acceptable donations to tho sick and wounded
the Hospitals, viz:
From Steamer Vginia-through her Purser, Mr.. Br ID
eyfCur barrels Of and barrel OF bananas
be distributed among the different Hospi this
From COL l. c. NcIhenny, five gallons Of hkey Tor tho
Of General Hoeptal, no 1. From Hrs. 4. Wallace,
Mrs. a. Burr. Mrs. Y. Fef Mira. HcDOfie and Eis Ann
Brown. olCn bundle of old linen. From MIS- ooeI
Maxwell one half dcz chickens ard elk doz eggs From
Mrs. Graham Dawes, sundrV artcles-aways to
our gallant soldiers forced by the fortunes war Ito
Hospitals.
Very respectfully,
THOS. B MICKS,
Surgeon in charge.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
THE CONFEDERATE MANIFESTO IN EUROPE

THE CONFEDERATE MANIFESTO IN KURCFE.
The following is the joint note addressed to the
French Minister of Forego Affairs by the Confederate
agents abroad, transmitting official copy OF the
iteslo Of the Confederate Congress
PARIS, Nov. IL, 1864.
Sir-Ihe undersigned, Commissioners OF the Con-
fderae STATES OF America IL pursuance OF the nstruc
tons of their government have the honor to present
your Exec! ency copy Of manifesto issued by the
Congress OF sad States with the approval of the Pre-
sden requested TO copies TO be transmitted
to their Commissioners abroad, to the end that the
same might lie By them laid before Foreign Go7ern-
meDta they at the same time communicate copy OF
the preamble and resolutions OF Congress accompany
ing such manifesto.
ihe disposItlons principles, and purposes by which
the Confederate States have hecn and are still ANNA
ted act forth In this paper with all the authority
due to the solemn declarations of the legislative and ex
ecutiVe branches of her Government and with clear
ness which leaves room for comment or explanation.
In few sentences il is pointed out that sail they ask
Ia Immunity from Interference with the internal peace
and prosperity and to be left IL the un1stur bed en-
oymen OF their inaenable rights OF fe liberty and pur-
suit OF happiness, which their common ancestry declared
10 be the equal heritage of all parties to social COM
pact Let them foroear aggressions upon US and the
war 10 al an end 1t there be questions which require
adjustment by negotiations, they have been willing
and are still willing, to enter into communication with
their anniversaries IN spirit of equity and manly frank
noes, and commit their Cause to the enlightened udg
ment of the world to the sober reflection Of their ad
yersarles themselves and to the solemn and righteous
arbitrament Of Heaven"
Ihe undersigned beg leave most respectfully to invite
the attention Of the Government of his Imperial Males
ty to this frank and full explanation of the attitude ahC
purposes OF the Confederate States and will merely re-
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mark in addition, that since the issuing of that mani
testo the war has been continued to be waeed bv or
enemies with even increased fer ocity more signal de
regard for all the rules of civilized warfare, and mo
wanton violation of the obligations of i1terna,IoO.
law. The undersigned, having thus complied with n q
instructions OF their Government, to ass ure
Excellency OF the distinguished cor sidera,iop With
which they have the honor to be your Exceencys most
obedent servants,
JOHN SLIDELL,
j. NJ. MASON,
A. DUDLEY MANN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

FlRH.An tiarlu ot tiye about a quarter past Elk
o'clock last evening, tound to proceed nom the
rca.ca. G. n MIR WILLIAM G. Fowler, corner Of Front
and Aoa aFccta. / nc Ore appeared to be confn-
eli 70 the en1 on Ana street, near the chimney
and not far from, tie roof |. got under before it
had sp1cid to any other part Of tie building, or bad
doge any very great amount Of damage at the point
where it started We should judge that its origin was
wholly accidental
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FROM TRANs.MIssIssIPPI.

Special 70 Meridian Clarion.
JACKSON, Dec. 10, 1854.
Ma Watson just from Shreveport, reports the death Of
Major General Prce at Dooley Ferry Lafayette county
Arkansas, the lst instant of apoplexy.
The yellow fever has entirely subsidized at Galveston and
Houston.
General Kirby Emith had impressed tobacco the use
of the army.
Everything was quiet in the Trans. Mississippi
No Yankees South Of the Arkansas river.
The condition of our amy fne--they well cloth
ed and well fed.
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SUPREME CoURr.-Opnions have been delivered i

SUFRENE CoURT.-Opinions have been delivered in
the following cases:
By PEARSON, @ J. 10 Stats " Ellick, slave from
Granville, no error. 10 State v. HOWE, from Meek
Ienburg, no error La Caldwell v Cowan, in equity,
from Rowan, defendants entitled as next of kin
By BAT1LE,J. Ia Wilson v. Stafford in equity,
from Forsyth directing decree for plaintiff In Ilorah
v. Horah in equity, from Rowan. Ia Bringge's case
h0beas eOrp"s affirming the decision of Judge Heath
By MANLY j. In State v. Dick, o slave from Ire
dell, error. 10 State Y. Bryson, from Henderson, no
error. In McCrachen v. Love, in equity, from Hay
wOod demurrer oyerruIed- COnfederGte
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RETURNED TO TowN.-The Seventh Reg:m Mt II.
G , uDdar conmard OF Col. JAMES O. BURR, retucded
10 town yesterday ev>ning They Rade capital ap-
pea:ancs, and were, n doubt glad to get home.
Dauv Journal 3Oh list.
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Ruth.

nsithr of them would obscure divert Of that
brilliant light of which the defeat of the plans OF the
enemy reflects and neeptres fer him to whom The hcno
il due. ror,ru
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Taken UP AND COMMITTEE

TAKEN UP AND COMmITTHD o
o. TO The JAIL of New Hanover G9uInyysI nS
= man who says his name is HAIRY wa EIo, ntv
The owner of said negro 10 hereby notineo W IN
ward, prove property, pay charges ana LaAo ot.
O'"71 o - " w WM. h. BDDLE,
Deputy sheriff:
Dec. 6lat b"'
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Association.

Entered according to the Act the 1888
kyJ 8. THRAsHRR in tia Clerks Office of the District
Court of the Confederate States the Northern Dsr
of Georgia.
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D<ath CT Oar Shssiff


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We publish today communication sigaoi " Truth, :"
the writer OF which does 10 more than simple iustca to
the distinguished General under whose direction ou. DE-
fences were planoed AID executed ed who lbs spent
years in providing fer tie safety OF this vital point Of
the Contedtracy Tie attack OF tbs week and it's re-
! puIge have fully vindcatGd the Rigd0m OF General
WRITINGS plans and The efficiency with which they
have been carried out ind il ia within ouy c7n know
ledge that ths manner in which the eattacE, VA made
az well as the bcst mode in which it could be toe was
long since anteinate3 and 30 fir &c the n.c4rs at his
disposa would admit provided for by (eueral WELT
ING to whom iDdned oil honor Is due arl to whom We
feel assured it will be ga warmly Rnd freely acc Iad by
tho dgtinrushed Generals bis seniors aod suzriogs in
rank VIC we're here tie occasion OF The attack as it
Ia by u.s. and rs il ought to re y oil who have marked
hia steady p'e2ar2'iopshia Concentrated, c0atiau2os
care for the satetg Of the great Interests committed to
hil charge &nd MO now owe it to these preparations
to hat care aid foresight that their town Is not Ii pos
session OF the eoeJthat heE homes are Tree from H.
vason, that theic winters still bear the t'g ct ''s cj3
sen so75rnu1ant>
Ho8 many 'Ilre were il ou- nist aho shook sh5fF
heats CmluoGsly and predicted that Tol Is Ccud
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weakening lis ccunsels pnd ipairiug is ,esoiution-
We deprecate such discussions aud dissent from such
conclusions as Richmond contemporary INDUCES 10
or hna arriveC st.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

A Richmond paper eiGtes that Harry Mccarthy is
in Philadelphia having gO.e there from Nassau Very
Iikelv
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND Dec. Goth, 1864.
The Senate was in secret session.
The House passed the Senate bill 10 facilitate the ray.
ment of claims of deceased officers aud sol ders Varin
nsw propositions were introduced.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

4 irienI of GUS, given to punnng, says that TIT
Yankees we're q Lamb ed cut " at Fort Fisher.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

WE have heard it said that ihaGo wac over twenty
thousand SHELLS thrown into Fer Fisher, and think
it quite probable For hours they averaged over thirty
2 minute, as they well might fcom SO many ships and
guns. Sometimes we think they fred evan aste2 than
this
he failure OF the Yankees hGre seems to bayo been
one Of the most complete ia the who history of the
war. They were foiIed as neatly az could well be
imagined, aud The best Of the Ting is that there can be
no wrauglirg over tie bogors. 1t was all done BY
North Carolina troops undeE thsr Own trusted leaders,
for Col. LAMB, although Virginia by birth, is the
chosen Colonel of & North Carolina regiment, and
Gen. WHITING has his homa here, while Gen. BRAGG,
Gen. HoKE Gen. KIRKLAND and otheyB are native and
to the manor born. Olher gallant men, natives or
citizens Of offer States were no doubt fastened to our
aid, hut it happens that North Carolnians alone
were at any time engaged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

We REGRET TO hear from soldiers who have returnes
rom Georgia, accounts in the highest degree unavora
bic to Wheelers cavalry not simply to discipline and
military morale, but as TO common morals and common
honesty Tney appear to have done The cause about as
much harm as TIE enemy-PeEhaps more. People ex,
pected Sherman's men to ROB them they naturally
looked to our own troops for protection. When they
ound that instead Of protection they were net With
insult and robbery, the c1sct may well be conceived
We had heard Of something like this before, and are
compelled TO believe at least part of it. Oar North
Carolina troops, under General Baker, mostly trained
under men like General Whiting, and other thorough
soldiers and dsci2iinoriaDs were certainly amazod a
the State OF things they found in Georgia. The militia
was sa d to be- and no doubt wGs, composed Of GOOD
material but ruined by want of discipline and above
ALL by wholly Incompetent officers Joe Brown.
pee'"-his militia heu'enans, and captains, and ma
Jors and colonies, &C. were totally untitled for their
positions. But that might have cen expected Wheel
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

-CDVFEDNsArEs STATES OF AMERICA.
wiLMINGrON, n. G., SATURDAY, DEC. 81, 1854
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TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED

e. ID THE JAIL OF new Hanover county, a n gre
* boy who says that his name ID HENRY, and that DC
~ belongs to Gchist Co, Of Lynchburg' va, but
formerly beengef to Dr. A. F. ReWkHk, OF ms ocuny
The owner of sid negro s hereby notified to come Tor
ward prove property, pay charges and Ee him sway
W. Il. BIDDLB, .
Deputy sheriff.
Dec. 3lst
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Il9 70
Dahlgren


Hon. Gideon WeUeS--I write this in the cabin
with General Sherman. He came aEoand here with
General Foster to meet me-
l engaged in buoying Savannah river to push up
iron clad assist in attacking Savannah by water
aad lett iIis morning visit this place, where have
the Passac and Pawnee then 10 sabaw, where s the
fag,s'ip and 5o1ona, il the hope ot communicating
with Ge0 Sherman. Meanwhile, he had just walked
over fort McAlster that guards The Ogeecnee, and d.
scended to the flag ship Gen. Foster came in efter-
ward, and brought bin here.
JOHN A. DAHLGREN.
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS.

..
MR.. SS MRS. RICHARDSOE, PRINCIPALS.
NHE ENSUING Term for 1865 will begin on the 18th day
OF February the spacious buildings of the WILSON
HOTEL which have been nted for the better and
ample accommodations of the Pupils.
For par ticulars address the Principal.
Wilson, N. G., Dec. Goth, 1864. ej.2w
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HEADERS Sd MILITARY Dist, DEPARTNEHT N. T.,
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 29thi 1884.
NOTICE.
DERs0NS engaged in bringing supplies to market, are
informed that their and drivers will not be 10
terfered with. - -
". Il. q. WHITING, Mai Gen'l.
Dec. 80. oE6t-l5 IL
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Who're The f~et end the large force which sccomra-
nis Il h gcLe is something which think few knox
with Gry ctr aOJ, hut OF oro thing we may be sure,
and hat il tta viii be apt to hta OF it before long
it VI! ;uvn up e0msUisre, perhaps at Charleston, per
haps st Port Royal, pei ars hare again. connection
with some cooperating force advancing by land
, 1865-05-12
FInkMEsps sdoECmENr.
The 0&atue In FlAce-VIe1t to Rese-
hill Yesterday

Atm. ,rr,t.t,., =, .,. o,,+,.,., ~o,,..,
.ha rs,1a.. rN'' =. us ku1 ~ s.,'' scpainne
ue ouAa1ae Committee Of tae fttemens Mona
next, orf reporter, yesterday AFTERNOON, made
one O. an excursion party Of several haudr.d
ladies and rr, t,rn,cn tn riew the nnnnr.,,-
=. ro,,,,-tsa .t.,s p,onnt,r ~ ~ -.'I1 ~
- Un pe'eu sla'e' 4i.upA! a. 'nc etfoke OF
Iwo IRAN os seven eoscnef' comfortably qilcd,
left the Milwaukee depot for Rosehill wheYe It
arrived after 4 p1casaut n Je Of abont h,:f -,
hcn~ 4,,rhu,r ~. ,.-+ fn,,,oa =, A4
srS hr.dt@ Nv ~ tsress finioo W.nd psoceeston,
~ .,c,,,,,.nG. sronr5 nt;c shs marched to
~ = Hnis-n E.n chs,rms sny y ~ ~. aSa. a;a.
= t,:a y. mn. s1. Iaats E, uan VI - monument
t.,1on mee .. a. 2, tne hans semsns bepesolens A.
sechitect' sfcnnaS snrE.sJ ~ 5nal1nc, the
sssrsnhsacr fhtrf Fsrs Nar,h., y H.,t 10 ne
ssid be VA entirely unnrt nsred r. ~ n,p ,pt9, WOO
AZ ~ W.s no, md: ,wsra that the,e tpeeeh,
tTenrsien rntti fs hnn,s h.tn-e - st,s. % be IN
f,,Ha tt .ahia Ky -" nonns oeIufe ssafted. Tho
nerect r,sh st .ntew a sas 1tecten CON
fne Hhn,.11tv ~ ~" e,;txans srs ~ nat thTongh
,ncrcasd s:a ~ .rth th -.seI,h =! SaLcaeo II haa
tndsv ~ fnuit not,1 ~ ~ ~ fao clts' until
menf,he Anest ~ II. iva 80 = hH1;ent ,ha H1t mona
"a the rrsn;t ri ,hst en,,i1 b.r3nnsns Stales-
NAVE a nlace fnr the hnri.f ~ sif-+sx' 20 1oW
who have snd thaly f1ir hefono,r- - aoole nfu
ment ~'e''s a =" l1e oePaf1-
EICblef Ercinfe, pectr bs4no ,.n,
few wen chosen wnrds ernrss.af ~ heu ~, n
at The cnmnlrtion of thft nnhe mnrS;. St.ia sau9n
ronpratn1aird The rommif,ee ~ ~ q r... ~ He
taken in it, erection. eA~ P"'' lucy naa
g N hn,den~ Esn a,,a he ,o~onh.,-.,
vhtn ha ffrsf hsesmars m~Hs, ~ .t.ta netEa Weu
tc1niiT the frrmen A. ~as 1,sao1s 81 nnole IA
Mnnf unna- Nre e15 la p's7cnt n me lte-
, 1865-05-12
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR 1llDN1GHT MARKET REPORT.
isceci.1 Dis, atch tt Wtltern Associated press}
NEW Yo TX, Nay II.

hTQEKa+
The stock market was eered this morning With
RsIa1al weakness and prices were much lower
throtshoat the list. Tho Fears had prepared the
uarktt during the Last days. tos as5sult By bor-
Wig gold and throviS In.ge amounts the m.s.
fet. To-day ttey made general attack. especially
1r Fr.e, Michigan sou.heTn and Residing. After tn.
ISL in tie mcrplng. the market rallied. and In tha
afternoon became 1Fm. At thu c!ote there was good
demand hr Few York Central and Fart Wayne.
1he all nee ot TIE 1.e wAs stsady.
GoyXKxNHNrt.
Governments vers weak. tho resn't Of paftiat dis.
+: pottlmrnts OF The anticipated Advance II 52os In
tu.upe Sos occIint d Il: 184es werelower.
>. NtscElLAAEoUs.'
STATE bouGs quiet and 'stead5. Coal and uiseella.
NJ. III shtrtt ws1e h. AIRY and lover. ga.
The r3d m Fxet WAS eaci.eu In 1h5 1nsrnior, but
:came dnl ibis afternoon. and declined pcs cent
l1Rslds the cose from the highest point Of the day.
The hcsr in1ucece IL predominant IN the gold room,
snd every little advance Il srubocrrly reststed.
. MONEY!.
Mo1e1 cou.3nses cay. FOREIGN Exchange dull.
r1T1oLxuM.
rttso!ern stocks nrD, With good bq.lneM ias:ms Q
, 1865-05-12

Especial Dspatch 70 tha chicago 1rtbune,3
sT. LoU1s, May II, lse3.
1onAcco-steaty; green lugs 4-2o@kae; fac1orydo
1t $5tc@sso: planters DO a. S1.2sao %: common
17.s5; med1um manufacturing leafae $50 s1as.3,
rIouE-Prices were a9loc lower on single extra,
With corresponding decline on other grades,
6HA1x-Wheat, rnolce 3L75 Corn lower; mtg ID
at SOC: yelow tsc per hushel. oaa unse:ttod &c
lover Rye dull at 62@67c pr buahsl. Bailey snene
&c PET hushel. >.
NultKy-Ssles 10 and 2s trls 1t 81 10 per gallon,
TRoy1s1oSs-Lrtd less s.tH; II pkes Manufacturing
st1kc tfercts steam rendered ut 1Gte; and 100 do
Kettle ed 1t lie per lb BAcon-sats were: lc0
ttece, p:an loese country hams at 16xc, and s all
lots Of hams 1skc: shoulders at Like; aad "oyl.'
At u 50 pef bEt.
, 1865-05-12

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribnnc,1
-.- BRDaHFcxT. MAJ1t
cEzlEED-H Hamtin. Ottawa, $50 bfls salt 5000 ns
Ete 500 II wagons, 11o rs tarns IN Cooley, Mor.t..
Il so2 II lumber, 1120 rickes; Reberca, Lasal,e 16
tscks salt fanon DroxnloR, Lasalle, Is N lumber,
II m 1ath: south, Morris, $3.50 1t lumber LOCO po.ts
6o N shtnges AEnertca. Lasae. 1c5,7o0 tt LUMBER
Queen cttJ Iasale, 1870 r sunds'es: Dacotsh L..
Sale. s. sundltts; Cnas cssy, La3alse It Ium.
b:r Il cubic IT timber. ,z9t piekefs. IL lsth
AARfvxp. May 1i-LtontsF. Ottawa, $50 bu corn;
L-ncnt. Morris, 5 co bu corn Gtn scott Lasalte
G91 bu s2s bu rye Roia Bell. LaSals, $500 ru
corn, 900 ns scAlss, 1eto n chsi.s: Masietta Kan-
Eakec. z 40 hu Ectn. =.