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, 1865-04-21


Shortly after Ar. L!nco4n's fe-e'ect'on last
fail, The following appea:ed first III the Selma
fAla., DisDa.eh. and WIS copied unrebuked
49, o+7,or re1,,1 orc,ns inc1uainr thosa in
~ ,ueo ot"s4 '1oe@ 013S'
hcnmona.
"oSE MILLION ~, poLIARs 20 4 "4S1En' 1 TO LAVE ~
r. onfhs1a tendesac1 viii fntn1sL ne With
the rssh. or rood securities for the sum Of one
million collars, VII, cause th e lives nj Abraham
Lincoln, William a. Seward and Andrew Johnsoa
to tc taken BY tie 1T q Earch next THIS VIII
g1ve ns pesee anq eausly rs M1lt9 ua' GSi ~:
,,n4 srcn1nn;shed nath,nn vii be essic heyond
lie suu Of afty Thousand doliare, in ADVANCE,
which Il supposed to be necesaary to reach and
slaughter the three villains.
v,rd ,his Ell pss1!o,ic s!G i15s patbose. Aano a0Hnf'
box n GshaWbs4 unF .4k Hiak ~ ''n's'o0 villa ''s''
"December j, 1851. T."
Such facts as this, a. the n r Tribune re-
marks. 81 and the correspondInr EDITOR ais Of
Tho rohe, Journals counfenanre rba nonn,ar
.ns .ss. ~. .1'.. =, ~. .aSa.,a, s.s .st.sn.
pfesump''on 1n1t 1nc laE ~ ua.uefoas ou1i ayes
heusiye plot, whereto the rebel leaders were
priyy. The burglarions raid On ST.. Abaus,
the attempt simultaneously 10 fire our great
hotels, and other acts wholly out Of the pale
Of civilized warfare, tend to strengthen this
conviction" .-
1.-THE treatment Of our prisoners Of va,
has quite too generally seemed impelled by
ep{rit wt!ch seemed intent on melting nu-
tual ard general massacre Of eaptiyes, We
were poorly fed at best, and often wretch
edly lodged Prisoners fare is apt TO be
rough, and the Conf:deEates were often on
short allowance themselves, But their ire
persistent refusal to exchange any Of these:
4ho;- r,fteriv Hanf9n refusal to let our DO 1r
, 1865-04-21

g.nz eoae. sER!ysR as9issvss :saa1;;' .'' ~
Prop fsTostts, Napier. ct. Joseph 1888 railroad tit
Prop ots.Wa. warren. Au,kegon, 30 N lumbar an
sehr saihctiand. Roland. st J-,eph. 70 m lumber.
sclr JoseR1ine Dresden. Patterson, Parooy's Pie
sehr Triumph WsInut.. Two Creeks. 90 cort
, good, LIZ ho cedar post;
Sem Wn: Jonss. Thouas, AAn!stes, Is N lampsF,
sehr Mu.Eesou, Ncvea, P,e1Dore, IS cords .htDst
scnr Lo1!nds. Certain, Ks1su,szoo 100 m lumber. :
jssspb Il eSoa
@ scar y: Kng. Browu. s.. Joseph, 6s n 1amb:r. !
sssf
schr Lun GERMAN: Williams. Grant Haven, Is N sun
gchr Traveller, OWNS. Grand Haven. Ism lumber. q
ssh Sssast. a. S = sG a@osr. 10
schr island CITY. Ame,. K.lsmszoo, ,und,1:s. :,
sehr Hofscs Greeley. au:rsFson, Kalanazoo. 50
schr F. Hayden. ge.a.d. Pierre Marquette, 10 N lun
schr Gstehpose. F1srk, Pierre Marquette, % m luns
sehs ga!os sn.s5. Kines Flu, 80 cd. good.
sssE ss K,sena@ Eu toa. % Ncs 400 c;aar post*
scn1 C1assia Gordon, Mtnter,, South Haven. 80 Il;
sear Ra1n, aan.ep, MIKE, on, q ets zooa !,
scow 4 FreeeEic' Kautz. St. Paai'. Pier, 10 cord
ssow ]. .; FoEtieT. Mckenzie. Ausk:goz. % m lun;
scow Plantt, James. Charlottesville. S m lumber
- CLEARED. prl %.
stms Comet. MeI[sn.y. Msni,oxos, .uads!ss; sal;:.
ba,qae 0ceia wave. co5.taef. King.soa, LIS b.
Fatquo Nucleus. Jobn.cn. Men smones. ::
, 1865-04-21

Il
Lu3BER-Rece;ved. 81, Coz; thf peI, ,65;,o0. There
il yerJ sctige demand for ca1goes, bat tbs light re-.
c-ipts materially FeatFct The volume OF busnsss Tpe
cana! feet has alE1vsd, and also large nuahes Of
huJtrs who do busiuesI along the line OF the c.nl1
Tce market u very arm, and owing to the active de-
mand, p-Icss have advanced fully st.oo RM.
Sales to-day were: Cargo schr Traveller. from GRIND
Haven S trips. at IS So and cargo tcur Torre
Bel!s. from Grand Haven. coNse rated, 1t $1357-
noh ao1d BY Izsh Fuller: ea,so tchr Gen. Grsnt,
from Manitoweo 90 m. It *71 tor Gu Il, 9l4oo tor
mon, 90 for ,nda and thirds. and 80 % f3r
fret Quais3-se By e. McDon&lds cargo scsr Carrie
Woe I'd, ftom and Rtyer. 60 m RATED, stras. st
81 a-by John aarrjck: cargo seas r. g. cray. noe
Grand RIVER, 10 N, X .tzpa, balance csazse. It sl4ss
, 1865-04-21

1AEASuAI ETEA1aat dpk4A ~
The demand fer Dry Goods conttnu y unabated. In
act business has never been actlva 1t aoy former
time 1t Is at present, and jnbbers are taxed to
tue utn ost to supply the nevetceaalnR inquiry. Ad
vices from New YcEk to-day ind'cate an advsnce
&lztspe arucle.. One dispatch shown said Brown
Cottons Of al grades hAve advanced 2xc: Chs.a
are now worth 2sc: Do aines, 27Kc: 9lsck Cambsic
2cc" Since our last report prices have improved,
tne the advance in New YcFk and the active inqui
n, We quote: Pttnts-Rtchmonds, 19h9aoc; Dun
nelIs, 19c; Metrim2c, 2@.4c; spraguss, 21c; Ouch
eas B's, 15kc. standsrd shenttngs s1e tcasco snd
held 1t 32Hean advance Of tXc since onr lsst TX L.
&c; Quaker, ~. 16c: AgGwam +, &c. cached
soods-Masonvll Q. &c; Red Bank, ~, 2lc; Rid
Bank. IS. 1sc; Canoe 81, 12Ac; Watthsn Z, u.s. 1sc
Dcizines quoted At 292Co; Chslltes, e74e; Gas.
gew and Lancaattr Git ghams 26@26k; Hartford. aoc
Otter goods resln about the gaue Us at The date Of
fn.f
, 1865-04-21
nR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR

30 POPULAR Is this new articla In the KsstsEn Asa.a
that In thl1teso days OF the present uonth. ASzuA
$50 bottles we're aold In Bostoa- It Is not DJe-
viii RESTORE Gray Hair to - original co4oSs
prevents the HAIR from lslliag Oh. It pFonoeea
Luzustant Growth OF Esw Hair. !: cures ~ ..ee:A
xnd Reu1nlgts Of tho Scalp. EQER1 boIIA7
WARRANTED. .....,
NAycuxsrx1. Jun1 l2!hs LIZA
DH. TuBn4rRs-Biz: 1 teel vasJ much piessea VT
tbs effect your Esir Ragsnetnsor haa nao On ny a&s
when began 70 uss It, so1ut tvo montat sao.s sS
hsad VIA entirely bald except ntslo On tae ossA ~
and nov Il all covered with beautifH KroM0
ma 1tn.sv hair uaora than two tnches long. u
nae, rxen,y.nye yea1a tlnes ny hatf teu oa' IA
haye tried ost Of the dida1ent preparations IuAs
he~n hrnuzhs befose the public Wftnons leee1sak II
neneht fael tfuly thankful fof sns osueas LEV
.",.s. .,s ran reecramend It TO iii ~ being -
ns.t n.ensrsuou eve. brought before the public.
VIZ Mf7. UR1AH Il. FpAA-
MA4un1sTxx, Doc, 4th, 187.
Nr,x.r. rxBaxyp Hxo1Hxxa:-My hair hzs oSz,
va-v arsv tor uo1e than ten Jeazn, during which ED
fhsve bean constantly usi1z the different pscpa<a
t4ons for the hair - soon u ;hey made their s9ptE
nre. rat without 1oy beneat whatever. 1t u not
tvo moaths Etnee began to use Jou.s. and Il u
nrctsnt ttme ny ha.r u almost pe-fsct b1Aet. q
natural coloE> and a. SOFT and oaay u when ne1
think your preparation Wn soon be uaed 70 the e.
c!1sioo Of all othe1s. HENRY BENNETT.
BOSTON, March lss- is9.
TxHnzTTb BEoFH1as-6en.s: Tbs Ph5aioloEa1i
Hair Rcxtneratar selling better than A9y othe vs
payatIon and giving most anboaraed sahsfardo3.
9. G. GOODWIN Z CO.. Wholesale oFuxxtzas
~ Price per boet1o u.S.
HMIrH DwYEK, e ead y 1skss1eet, Wsasxs1a
md Retail E9ents. Sold BY III good psuzE1sta.
, 1865-04-21
ElHAKClkL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

u.,-,,r ~ EyyyTya Ami: On tskk
..Ia..ans - n.n.;a.ti 1frcorn ,hs,s II
".:siua.4ol ~ ~ .N-,.. -, a. .s,,a
n'e 1uin'snso us VIZ sol's e''uenes ~
enusae'e3 u tae 1eoe''ioo, w. ateo 4ss.s"
~ tuo "olta .ne ssssuktu - aeau ua .-h,oh
uons. Not"Aasauolnx ae oepiess'on 49, ".
VIC ue"S e1sA'eu ~ ne he"s Va c'o65 io'A
american. oar securities were moi aneeted par
neie. ooia ao'anceo lot &c" noufS from III up
TO 1ob, win famora OF eales n'ghef' cut me ncxt
day II 1ell beck again to It's former position, and
has since ruled weak c@a dull United states
bonds, however, have been IN better demand than
eVeF' and prices have been tally sustatned. When
the news Of tho death OF PRESIDENT Lincoln a.
r1Fes IN Europe, We apprehend an uneasiness On
the part Of the holders Of United States securities
and decline in quotations; but when the steamer
which tatled yesterday reaches liverpool, re-c.
ton upwards WI taks place: The met thst we
seereta'y o. state almost murdered
WIN 'ne SUSPICION ot ptot existing 10 oe-
s1o5 oc snt,5e eAolne" Without nnauein
ana commercial cisis nas'as iol.o"eu' VIII oe 10
~ e.-s 'osgssne1., ".a oe es.sEmso gsea.el
that The strength Of The Omitted st.tcs Is based on
they Will eagerly change their Investments from
French rtntts md British con.os to United States
, 1865-04-21

1t Is with as true pleasure as it Is posi-
bic for any Journalist to feel in the present
hour Of deep national aaiictlon, That We call
attention 10 the following statement which
appeared in the New Iork Hf',ald Of Monday:
..Abont eleven o'clock anseson asnsral Barnes
thai be had b. en- ii h1a fall from hts earu.gc.
It appesEt thae the Needing Of hie wounds Was
beneficial 10 HIN. The blood had been gathering
abont bis face and the suJ that he VI: Stable the
pbyG1cisns bad commenced considering the ques-
non Of 1anctnc his cheek to relieve him. The a.
sassin ptrto' md III uo-t for tA:m BY eu:ting
gashts IN each cAek, and The prospects ore that ne
uiu recorer."
ali this be true, it is evident that the At
tack upon the Secretary Of State was bless
ing in disguise for such 1t will d. c1dcd'y be,
If to our terrible loss in the assassination Of
the late President another almost as great q
misfortune be not added. We trust tia: the
telcgraphic Information Of the mex, few days
may confirm this report, and justify the an
tlcipations respecting Mr.. se@asd's speedy
recovery which this intelligence undoubtedly
creates"
, 1865-04-21
:Gbifago Gribnne.


THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The business interests pf Chicago are inti-
mately identified with the progress Of this
great national oroughiare-connccting, as
1t will, when completed, the railway system
of the East with the gold regions of The Rocky
Mountain range and The commercial cities Of
the Pacific coast The initial punt Of the
AUuion Pacific Railroad and Telegraph line"
WINS lxed by the President OF the United
S:atrsa at Omaha City, the capital Of Nebraska,
and It will be gratifying to onr people to
know that the work Of construction, COM
menccd nearly year ago, is progressing in a
most satisfactory manner.
About one thousand lRbo:ers arc now en-
ployed npon the graduation Of the road; a
large quantity Of cross-ties have already been
prepared By the Company +; two or three loco
motives have been purchased, and are now at
Davenport, to be sent round to Omaha by
water ut an early day; and we understand
that some forty miles Of iron have been pur-
chased and Is now IN route for Omaha.
The heavy work in the matter Of gradua-
ton is confintd to the fret eighteen miles Of
the line, between Omaha md the Elkho-n
river, at which last-nanacd point the road
enters the great valley of the Platte river.
From this point, for distance Of about four
hundred and fifty miles, the surface of the
ground isalmost literally as lcycl as the water
in the Platte river-tAe application Of the
tsapht and the compass having demonstrated
that In ail that distance it will not be ncces~
sa1y to make cut ora fill exceeding five feet
In depth-the MAXIMUM grade for the same
dis'ance not exceeding five feet t. the mile.
The course OF the Platte Is SO direct, as 1t
no"s 70 Inc cast, that not more than five
curves Hau oe necessary between ths Elkhon
f1Vcr ano The BLACK Hl1s.
II 10 espcc:eo tnas eaght5-hve miles OF the
nfet diVlsaon OF 9ne road Will be completed
aa"E ~ U. .oe present seasen. IN Inc val
-s5 ~ 1Ao Me uic company employ she
pSns lsssu, ss sasa:ol ~ neu o. Inc p'ek aud
"aose4' ""a We Aie n1'ot1aeo taat oy Tue use
" "ueeo ,Aasue9 a,Au m14e OF
, 1865-04-21
=
PRESIDENT L1NcoLk.
. AEsass.uated! ::

As this ominous announcement steamed by,
the men displaying 1t standing uncovered,
every piece Of bunting on the river dipped to
halfmast, and soon the broad river, far und
near, WAS fnnerea1 with humillatcd coloIs.
The iiag ut the fort WAS depressed as well
No boats have come through to the fort
since Friday, and there Is not journal OF
any kind to be bought at Old Point. This
uncertainty and mystery increases the gener-
al awe and confusion. The City Point, on
which descended the James, will be permit
ted to 60 to Washington. The rest Of my
dispatches shall send you from the national
capital. GEORGE ALFRED TowNsEND.
WAsuHa7os, D. C., April 17-7P.M.
The reception in Richmond Of the-neWs of
Mr.. LIncoln's sudden death, regarding which
1haye sent you dispatch by mail, admits Of
further elucidAtion. Two steamers left City
Point s:multaneously-the City Point and
Thomas Collyer. By conferencewith paascn-
gers By both Of theke boats, an able to add
At II O'Clock on Saturday night, the troops
at Richmond and Manchester, as well US At
the Libby Prison, Castle Thunder and other
guarded jatls, we're appriEed Of the country's
loss. For some time there was every indica-
tion Of q terrible riot. Those OF the troops
and gathered In groups before the jails, Their
Indignation bade fair at last to lead to vio-
1enee Ihs Lhsss tsnk q Pix Ta
and' ed' ,here her Vas Vas renera1 movement t. hnrs}
I fhrnnab tbn 1no,S ar5 take lin fsnm h;a caiI
hnt T;orn,,t ~. artion ~ e1e nart of thc com,
mand"nts us Ren,nresstd ] II these @ ePdeavors & a. 'o
naraS.I afcs1 IT. ths BeIioed Honaa 1ybo
tbat hs ~ sas .me q damned s,5sd TN
eain Mas dead a ); wos sct nnnn Nv t6c ne~1n
1rn;tere o,5 taaaa5 ~ ;,,o Tx ~ trsn+ s m 5an
Ma1tsfs ano tossea iaIo ane s1teet. he IA. lan
pnt r., s & ag. Jou5 .ha4 M ,nan VI .ae & Hi
tot h o1as Ln1ug1t 9n rn4t Ms. ~ nSoq ouns
;t fe,;,+1 neum 1iiu raSess so oS
sann m..a aaucs5 selasto ~ ,h roM & Gso"u u pas
Sen, VIZ 5unt ha1 ~ ,a1aaa a :, p,ch.
nnd sa fha sn,fa n1sa sahsn ~ Ptes who cnnid
~ cnnaaa, and ie r ~ ~ tha 1oss nf
tha;o Tas1 fsisn5 T., tha .n',nc,is ~ the M.
ns,F , eest lfena N tne coaqes aaaoed VI that he
d;sncs;tin ~. .ta n,t,1sna aTranted
aepe uspostlon Sta: O. Ile cazeIs posa,n1ts ra.
-nise snd ssGa have thsr.fnre hien
.o.ss nau sale.eonuuets LIVE g., ratoos.d reh.
tHsghsa ~ 9 u any cases. aud shtaSan "a to ssssm-
e. e. !.o ~ u Lees 1lny &'9 ILL., tsrro, exsts n
the n , ~ sp ~ esG. ga ~. inmates On one Of
the aop5 sion, ,;n amu .ae and nssaed rcso1n-
tions nss tbat M eu mara sGdicrs and applaud
ID atI1,1 NJ aes:s. W. "ete '~s
7U9,a- -. :. xroo 4o1d NJ the newa he
, 1865-04-21

The colonial authorities of Melbourne,
Australia, have set an example to the central
British Government. The pirate Shenandoah
has been lying at the port Of Melbourne for
several weeks, and it now -ranspircs that the
cause Of her detention Is the refusal Of the
local government to allow her provisions for
starting on new expedition, and continuing
her depredations On our commerce. This re-
fusal of " belligcient" rights By the Victoria
Government, has drawn from Waddell, the
commander of the pirate, threat which
under the present '' situation in Richmond,
partakcs Of the lud{crous in the EXTREMIST
sense. Wadde1l says that :" he will report to
the Richmond Government the contamacious
conduct Of the Australian authorities in re-
fusing to furnish lis vessel with supplies"
, 1865-04-21

6KVhEh,
No. S Exchange Flaee, Nov Yrrk
GpTeflnert E:car1tlea, etock Hnd Eo:d, Eccgtt hn<
Sold Exclustvel. 6n ComntssiGa.
KIE1EFHpkS.
ttesats Solomon Sturges Eopa, Ch!cs:o, II.
At.si1. HtncGey Annd7, Chicago, Ii.
g. r. Wheeler. Es9, Chicago, III.
6: 4. Rugsrd. Ed. Chic5go. ILL.,
-5tesats. Bound. Bailey { Co.. New Yo!k Ct:g,
IEssrn- GcK1m, Bros. 4 Co., NeW Yofk EEII.
~ ssrs. 9. 4. Tucker = Co: Nuw York City
Sesss9; 8 H., e.: Lyons e 4 c.: NsT York Gty.
NttSrt LathSop, smtth u Co. DsTegc, f. \.
C. pu1k1s Ksq- Pr 7es1dant Rock fsand HailsoBs GS.
, 1865-04-21
MIR. BEECuEl,s AnDRESs


We need hardly call the attention Of our
readers this morning to the e1oqnent and pa
triotic address Of Rcr. Henry Ward Beechtr,
delivered ut Fort Sumter, on the anniversary
Of its evacuation. The occasion Was one cal
cu,ated 10 call forth his best powers, ~aad Mr..
Bcecher has fully satisfied Ills most en- :ausias-
tic admirers. The whole address is character
lied by spirit "of love aud good WILL get
breathes an ardent devotion to the causc Of
the Union md the Constitution. Mr. Beech
er sees nothing In the future for US to FEM,
and bis words are therefore thcse OF encour-
agsmcnt and cheer.
After the sorrow and depression Of the last
few days, the address will fall soothins.y
upon the national ear. We commend 1t to
our renders with the remark that It's keen and
searching analysis Of Southern society, its
thorough appreciation Of the wants Of the
na'ion at the present time. its many eloquent
passages, and Its general high tone Of conf
.>ence In the future Of the country, will stamp
It as one Of the noblest efforts Of its reverend
4nd 1,atriotic author.
, 1865-04-21
AGENCY $50 LOAN.
SECOND RATIONAL RAEE QE CBlCSGQ.

0l'A0&sN 4sAAAN*0-A DANA NE Na1N1-d1
III EAnk will receive Enb.cstrtIons to tic new 50
T. E. Notes, and pay the interest Hon date oil sab.
scIfpEon TO the 15,h Of JnNs. .-...- ~.
3htSR 1oteH is1Eed IN de3olntt1pns q $50, ttQ
$500 $lcG and $510 teaf interest st tc Sasc OF
pr cent per srluc 5nd a1e able three yesss tr
l5a June. 1855 or may b: st the opticE
Of III h5.e.r ct masurttJ into Il ptr cent 80 gold
hearing bocds.
~ vet Of Ccrgres3 the7 arc ftee from s.Gts II.
b hest security lor in7estmsnt now II thE
Ne a.icw the ususl rstc OF c6mnEsinn tcsch.aZe1is
ed Ean turrtah tie notes Tree Ct charge.
J. 4. ELLIS, Fres.de1t.
aDWD I. TNKHAK. Cashles- lhc4os53 At3..
, 1865-04-21

TuuRsDAT EVENING, April 20, 1855.
The Stock Exchange met at 10 o'clock, and after
a shcrt call on Gold, adjoursed until Tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock. There Were no New York quota
uons,-
, 1865-04-21

GA $D u1L-Ihefe Is an UNUSUAL HRhtne1A OF
The supply Nj nsegu- Mt stiffness IN prices. Mora
o!de ere received By our lesle:s than they can Ill.
We quote:
Beat white on. car LOAF, brI
P0TA QUIET. si:ss xe;e: 3ta aoa
pHdVis.ssSse1hssew v very unle disposition
Elanlfes1ed either to buy s: oarre1ea rerk. and
the mssser -. d9l!. Cut me ts. however. vsrs In
nies: Pork.;Ia lin;tet s + demand Sales 60 brls
ri!ne l!ess Pork;-Nes'ected and dull. with
sweet Pics led Hams In active demand nnd
ntmer Sales Acu tes sueet Picked usns ut lsc: u
les city 60 at 15*c; go tcs coun ~ at l5c.
Hulk II Hams ars in Eoo1 a=lnau,i aua nm
at15tc for packed lsrs generally ho ding 1t 144l
1Ic- Shoulders he3a 1t 13c oos-, with good de-
It 1;Hc. SIdas he'd A. lac lsode, with buyers
at l3Hc.
Kacon-1.soo PCS, Bacon shculdeQ. city cured, At
u Sc lccsr.
I.nrd-There was limited dcmaA1 tor Prime Leaf
at Ice. with sel1e7s 1t I7c.
SKED+Reeeived. u, $50 Ds krass seed. Shipped
none. =
Tisuothy SeeL-Markct active snd SOC eertcr.
sslea ECO bags In lots It s. o. 7 bags t1.75
IS bags at u Gu: Is bags at $L40; 0Ays 1t A.13.
Clover eeed-MnI rat steh1y. Salts WeTa: Is has
At 1890 :{ baas at SIS 50.
HunEarfun-steaag. 8a'ss wares rags at s1.E5.
1lH.ilet eeed-Marker quiet Sales were; Is bags 1t
, 1865-04-21
COMM KCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING, April 20.
The following summary showa the movement in
Produce and Provisions, daring the past forty
eight hours:
, 1865-04-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THuRsDA1 KE11M8. April 70, 1865.
Ian sdks cf Grain are noso .aads on a bzsts Of &c
1!0ra0e, IN dcrofddnee scf&h resolution passed
'ChGnge an1 0Fs 70 reported by ~, 1tss otstrtcise
tpectfed.l
FKElEIT3-The Michigan Central. Michigan
Scuth.fn, and Jerry Notttns shhm'a Line are Inking
freight hy rtil and Lake Erie, pa Nav FORK Central
K-tlriad. aubjsct. hoEaves, to the opsnug Of laka
, 1865-04-21


Many Of our contemporaries, with hcsds Of
copper but hsasts Of cotton, eaoutchouc or
some such soft ard impressible substance, are
just now severely stricken with the virtue Of
magpcnimIty towardsthe surrenderlng rebels.
Although stouty declaring year ago that
the WIT Was failure, and that the chiya1ry
could not he conquered, they nov make m
entire change of base in Their manifestation Of
sympathy with disunionists. aud abjectly &c
knowledge the utter overthrow OF the South,
and say the victorious North can afford to be
gent.ous! We did not then believe that the
rebels vere uncenqnerable, nor do We. now
think them perfectly conquered or converted.
Neither las this war been waged ia gain th.
proud PAGEANT Of victory in order to
haughtily dispense mercy to fall foe. Ne
have no wish or power to grant them abso1u~
ton for their sins past or future. L.; them
bring forth fruits meet for repentance before
generosity takes the place Of justice and
Judgment. II We have ever sincerely, cam
cstly and deliberately condemned the rebels
III their deeds We shall not At present be
flushed with generosity. when they have mur-
eesed the chief magistrate Of the nation, but
rather inclined to forgive slowly.
, 1865-04-21

s8EAP-sheep are laict17e, With light supply,
and comparatively NO inquiry, P.c-s are unsstted,
with doanWsEd ttndsncs. We note the following
Aale*j
tUTEr SALES TODAY.
TokT WAYNE fARps.
Ee'ler. Boyer. NO. ATe. FFlce.
Bentley .McEtz ............1G4 % y 5D0
GO :::..:.. :::.:... DO .... ...:.... i III IS
, 1865-04-21

DREsTON, WILLARD 4
rusw Rankers and dealers In Govo1nHent H.
ro-1.ie1 ~ South Clark street. We arc also 4N&1s
Srsd b1 Ar. Cooke TO Fecetvo aubscEip*toae ~ sa@
75O LOAN
ap6pEp4 8dn
, 1865-04-21

To Rqnslo. $ a57s s
i i i S:s;aS ST : !, +
To e Seffs,sni:a;::: efs1si:ad.:..: 80: @ g
At t,.btd i following saFlH ha'
0'sn l''sa '-s' 4,h Claus. Flour.
TO MY YoEs, s,:....-.................s1.9 sse0
E 9f|s:@s5Ss is Is
i s:!si:$s::: s;n!:s nd Ill
stnHe: sssque Fling M'.t I'D aehis Banis boa s
Mo'rs sso achrs joSn,1n sad Rosnson, corn 4 isc.
To CoL1Egwooo: sehE. kscine, corn asss; TO sAR-
nrsa: III farqSs e srsss We.t ii mlxed cargo Sheas md
c11u It lSc.
ha1e Ken Ia enteIsa into II si7o for Fosr Is Tea
YORK. but the lopeileE Inns have Jet Issued any
''i9 '''iF9EouK-R.es.,ea 1ee ss!s: shipped 2e.s or,,.
aa "a 5ses !SInS
..WnEAT-Iseesived.s .11s bu; shtppsd. .en.:
sMtas i Sl5; a,sS ba d9 i il1* isoee y 9e i
GOKN-Eeceivsa.. s5a+sN q; shippea, 45M7 ba.
:,uFt and + g c.ns sss sas 1sra On
60 b 60 81 6a4c 400 BY do at SCI 800 ba o. at
steo I'll esea at ssc; 81 Do To- At So: G
g y q Is Ssa St d. 4 Il SO y ds
AfioAr-l1epo hu No Canal at &c; $500 ou min.
soec.rd at 6c-co3nx COL but rn 1T Sc for No i,
1nd 5sc I or Rr!tcred in lore
DA ATs-Racsiyrd. S11l bu. shlppcd, a5 0t3 hu.
NsrSrt srrat ce1 fc sai.s Verp: 5hDQ bl No IN
sfnre nj 4a. - mn m II i,xc. q d bu ia 1t 394c.
in C1D IN M ii IL IN a. It ii kc: 800 nu No. uo
~ Snt Nrfrsin- cri-r a. thS ont "a nrire
EVE.RseeSai nnna sninned / ft3 bu Market
gust sale. wsss go 6a 10. Al 7ss; 400 bu do At
BAKLEt-lsscttyed{ II n1; so!pp*;a. none. Mar.
e.. vet1 on1!' ea4cs# #efe; o' oaKs' ~ sa"p17.s s'
1LCOI0I-Nominsl Ut n es4 !ts per gallon.
1t si.io. ,,-.-
xst9Cnsi 80 pQo pr ION,
TT GS1ES v-ua- ~ pona+, II at Ita4or
tstMTrEIs NErhn MarksT nraaanfs NJ nnrW I. atnrsR
+r,t = - ~ III - itvht mnd ny1rrs
py ~ ~ anat.ticrs ~. ,nssts.
Cn,tnt - ~ nsIru ~ ~ p''''o"s a"eeAe'' " u Gay7 c
fes III u 397 r
t1x iSt,.. an
r.11on rt4t1 = - - ''''''''-'''.''''''-' III ~ &
eo1uet =, ~. ..'... :. =. S.. - o,s. sh.anr -
Sale5 ~ EsoC Hpcu - Sno - ~ n1i 4, * -
Hc and p fe g .c ~ ns ION ~ p; ao' os
ao =. G; = xoo9s " n9;,st a' q -
= tlot sSGstsJ - saE a.as ~.
pnt piacek ~ o ;si - % o1 ~ ~
1uotSS \ nv ..ras,,r.n 70 IN sxx M
Co1Aa"e9sss ~ s.H' S''''''''sS * S.M G
r.-,..ona hr' 'sea,r,ee, ~ '''''''' Sn'M * -
IUaongohe q, uu, seamless Il - 65 co
, 1865-04-21

~ The First Nattonsl Bank of3E
Lake Superior, was organized o1E
last Ransom Sheldon, ESD, gas slA
ioWiioe are the Direciors: Il. ahelaxn. Vim; M
ris. e. HeYn, ). P. n. Rntler, John Ho1ss ): =.
Wrieht, VIM. Condon, e. Ryan and 4. T. Aoflae'
, 1865-04-21

xacs-rha supply IL bssa'. and prices t=nd lox-
"a 1ote iSa Rass OF u Dr. ss ttHo; bSxes d itc
vi Tar1GrTxx AffLKs Are. w1too1s chanke~
p1lxn Afrtxs sEc ID united requess as previous