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, 1865-04-30
u Drap Hc A1xy.ss

lcEon Tue n. l. lhucpenaeut.J
"Drup mt ufsy,h said 4 poor 1rshulan to
the hunE1nan, as he was about being launch ID
into eternity. He wanted ~ drop" II Gradualiy."
There nrt thousands OF specula tor nnd others
now In the sam. condition. They are willing
gold and merchandise, generally, should e.,
man cries out, .Drap me aisy." The gold
Spectator, t1emu1 'us and pale with excite
ment, says, tD1ap me- aisy." Every h,,ldcr
OF cotton, us it "gor8 trembling down. -
'luudiy pays, ''Drap ns aisy." Every p ,rk
and bscf spcculator says, I'D :ap me alsY."
The whole afmy Of capitalists bankers, and
busiDt IS men arc hoarsc with the cry, Dap
NC ai$y.'s Over against this Owl stands
The common people, the great multitud :, anu
they say to falling p:ices,7-" Come quickly ~
Consumers now demand "low ti.ures.' 4
good time is coming, say they. and now We
will take our turn. The poor mechanic, who
has paid seventy cents pound 70 butter uts
"Huny up your low p'icc<!" Milking haste
aonly does not suit him. II gold goes down,
guods go down In proportion, and the pros
poets biigh,en that the long looked.for *'eo:id
basis'' is at hand.
What Is gold good fnr: Tou cannot cat It,
drink it, Ct wear it. l. is not wanted to ship
10 Europe. It is not wanted BY the Govern
portefs to pay du'ies. It is not at present
wanted By the banks tn redeem their circula.
@ Iaon' y is only wanted by one single class oil
t.,,. 1u1 ,si9W-clt:zens-the spccuators-the
Wo,, pis stas' ttoaas' nnd the bears tomorrow, in
Na!' street We Ray, iet them hare it! When
| gold went up, business mrn made f,r,,-al
by me nopolizlng merchandlise- maruf,c,nra-s
made fortunes By advancing n5irsu e,ne.
i sIH culators made FORTUNE 80 tha: milion H..
%s,e, al one tnne, as plenty as hlackb .rries. )
boarc spg every ducat they could Law L.ma. aul
on. Outside Of the aforesaid ranks a4a''
, 1865-04-30
Don't QA1 Doesn't

EGltoFH 1F1Hu0t:
1t msy he a matter Of interest, to all lovers Of
pure En-. lsh, 10 know the proper us3 OF these
Two verbs Scarcely docs the language afford
nDulh.r ins.anc- OF m error eU common. whsEe
the us1sc IL go PIN. Seldom have known
teacher in our graded scho,,e. whether up grade
or Dc ,rH grade, VT o us.d them as,4 ht. They es-
turr pEoiocln1y Oh GlH 'tmaT. hut are quite ohl,v
ions OF dts"nciiou here, The pu. ic Journals,
nay, the u. D i aud l.. L DIS, aud Ill The Dr.,
are alike Ut 1ault. Crave philosophers. who lay
'heir NJ, gtc wand on the troubled " sters OF the
will aid skirt the utety boundarl-s Of the sensi,
l,t1tirs; and Neh1c1 professors, who stake their
lives on 10 NJ tna srent hfns 1f a Tamcts-
cta,uIh b, f.i III this te-pcct So rarely arc tnesc
soTos correctly ure j, even By those pa1ufull, ac-
G. Fate In othrr tbln7s, IL may oc well to call at-
tcntfon 10 ihr fact
Don" and doesn't" are not interchangeable
worrs. - Don't" is contracted from do snd not,
and can Only he used therefor "Doe=n't" Is q
loutTact verb from does and not, and is alwly.
used Il the third persor and singular number.
This Is I'LL vrry simple; hut 1t is not very com.
mon. Whenever our tenchtrs eay the pupta
ought III r h1s lesson, but dun't {docsnt) do tilt
evident the teacher- '.doAI do IT," Then let us
have chanEefn lhts rcspcc', btgsnu,ng with D..
D's and going downward. lRAaNATIcUs.
All right Grammat.cus; ; but when you write
again. dottnr ecrlbhle on 10th aides Of the paper
1t dont tutt the printers. Are VT right or an We
wrtpE In our gismUsrf Our correspondent has
omitted one form Of tue woId-e1presslve Of the
passive ~ action OF ewaln to whom his fair one
said " cont aud be dont-ed immediately.
, 1865-04-30
.CAlCAt:O LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY EvExtSG, Aprtr s9.
LCABER-Recclycd3 3.4l3 ,oco: shipped 65s.ct III.
ksriyals d., light shd The EanBact.o were
a1rctsd amcst enii:e'y to the taihnet" Of yees.
ONT. GOOD ,rsirabe carCoes ara in active d. tusnd
srd Arn. snts wsfe: c.rEos sehrs Ksm':a a-d
Humboldt, troG White LAKE. coarse ana /, " strip,
TT t:s.so, sold BY Haywood; carg, echr Mer:a.it
ftcu K.Iau ECO, 70 nj ut1ed and stips 1t SIS % a9d
S1s.t0. sold by Mes' 'aae; carso tchr ithaca, tr>m
t;and River 70 mixed ard st rps at s12pQ .15 50:
cargo sch1 Harrison. ftom Ms nstes; % Il poor, at
us s.. by Coz. Lctmls: cargo schr Ad.iat.c. tron
Grnnd Htvcr. 81 N, Il strips, b. .nce well cut
nixrt, II SIG :0 sold b< Throop.
sEIs GLES-Rtcelysd sc o 0; sh!pred s.. Co. The
market IS slow snn Ec nots teeLue OF IKE. saes
wtrt: cargo echr I:and City, go III, aud sut,41laad
fDl m I'd a, al <s.e2k: 50 do on track At 1880
LATu-Rert1ved 5le.t shipped - coo The mar.
Lei j. Ste aGy Al u .et1C1.
, 1865-04-30

3RE EAPClto&1U11 III -NeW 1U1A VI 511EU to
turns Of Ffyc-Twentles from Europe has strength
ened The foreign exchange market, which IL quot
ed q. iolfowe:e
Eabkcrs' Sterling, 60 days.. ........... .tea}nt
Bakers sterling, 3 days .:..1lGlG11l0}
, 1865-04-30
The Union EoEnmlaefQn.

The Un,nu Goa mission won gratefulty a.
knu" lctVr the following donations from Mar.h
cAen Co&rn,aur1oss.-Mr Burr: Chicago, sfoo;
friends IN M"rr1:. IL. 1922: friends iu Rsc,ne,
Wiz, s4s: friends IN Joliet, Ill.,, SIT; friends IL
toal, H., so; Ill., M &. j: sizeS, q; Nj j. d.
Fult1on, e.: Mr caaa Wright soc; Mr. O1ver
Duck, &c: Mr. J. r. Earwe'l, chicago. $2s u;
s nxips Eoss: T. T.; t6ss e. asss w. t.
Rieh., Il; P'yn ouih Sunday School. Chicago, g.
A..o 81 cuntrl buhd at Uni"n meeting in Dr..
Patt n'e church. The l,dics Of the Vast ti"e.
laid ont thr Hopey iu m-teria for chtldsen's
clothing, aud mace up O very va1uzhle hox OF
clothing, which has been forward. d hy I'll p 4iu
1.srd, for tho rvl1ef Ut the destitute orphans in
Arkansas.
DONATIONS or CLoTH1sc.-1 barrel Of clothing
from Uocll, lIlln",e; narrel Of c'cth,ng from NJ:
pol. o., Mschisnn; harriet Of c'oth.ng, second
h,caeu; barrel OF clothing from Wilmington,
llinole !; l hux frdm Wilmington, l1iIn.Ia; nox
from whit: Illinois !; ! valulble bog n,n
iisil. bnnrle Srr. 4. Hight, bundic; T1s. 1s:
Morris, :uphr; Mrs. Oh rae, bundtc; Mrs.
Lophau: fundlr; Mr.. Grose u bundle; Mes
r sqs NJ 5s.Sne s;sehsE
s'lt 81 etilug Mts: F.; F. Underwood, huud c
oi cto.htnE.: Yrs E. X. Rogers: bundle Of cloth
ing: Mrs. Matthews. hun':le ri clothing; Ms. j.
Z. Fr ,shte, bundle II Clubbing, Mrs Emma
Cooper. 'und!r Of o'h1ng; Mr.. Charles aar-
mon, bundle of clnthIng: Mrs. A. q, Burne.,
bundle Of 6lothinr; Mrs.. Ire. bundle OF eloth-
ll!ekoek, fundle Of clothing !; Nrs Rty. wazey,
! bundle Of clolhlns; Mre. r. A. Wright / bun
die ot clo'h1pg: shovel and hoe from Leave3 s.
duet IN trom ". q. Miller; stationery from Cut
1he CUmmission would especially thank the
A,ton and y L"uis Railroad fos their erest H..
er1tty IN gfanti & free passes fur officers aud re.
fngeck and also c.rFyit freight free Of charge.
They En1': s'to acknowledge pa.aes from the
, 1865-04-30

[Efom Hncet 9lMpa.n Cos Cffc11af, ApTiI12,
There IS change TO no:lc- IN tns tone Of
the market. the busins& & neSxlf. Of ftt7N ch.r-
tcter. Beef import 6*s tic:ee, Vrs5 aiteaWso sell
deae1s printipsIy *tockea With purchases from Sne
Quay at low nstcts and inferior lnuts meas lat.
screeu Of as 7cs Pork. import nj. M-ats win
sloH sale q H. Cd. and stocks brgtn to acc1
mClst. Bis con. impolt. 1.9s5 ocx s. W4iu coni!n-
ned ste:dy desnd. tue late a:rva's c1 ar od u land
ed: ant iu!l prices are paid sar sl5?s, Cumoefi md
snt. and So I'd. short no. Hams, Imp 5rt 2S2 ooxse
TheEe u ta!r INQUIRY at 4s2tss cwt. L.rd, noSi
E9tiertes. The market has be. a excet d1uxty ,uit
ana u Aoa-nc-1of demand qaoraro1s ara oaly ON :
nal =; i cwt ,tdncston Batter, import ass u X
ages Fine Quslly u IN good drrasno 1t 9:eal0o.: :
other soffs 1oEfr ana difficult OF s,.e 1t siGaSSs
Ihetse, imro:t 81 ooxes Brings extern. pFicrs.
Ano tie Atock i u EInAll com u6.a. f.l
, 1865-04-30

Icy sG
il:m ,Do q. III.
ll.st =. m..N
1..t::tt' n....,.y
The yd..kct a.
, 1865-04-30

Htfss'LRiPT1ttN AtsEkNY 7-5U l.HAR,
@ECn,;D NATIONAL HANA or CelCAGC.
m nant will recsiy. subtcr,pticne &c .ae uc II?
U. 3. Note, xn3 pay the n.:feE1 rorn date Of sne
scrlsuon 10 inc 1s:h Of Jnas.
thss~ rU.e A.e.s.aed n de11mineuan, o. t5-. &Il
sso tl:ojxnt f. ptei ~ At t. .a o3 sl5
s. CO, Pr es; md tse p:ysbe .sre: nm
9! At maturity !nta 81. peT ~ go.l
tea1tDE honcs-
9g Ger oi CouS1e&. theT art Ife- ttal1 asste ani
A1ntcpHl ttzsuon, A7t havlnE th.s ADVANTAGES, u
ea btst ascuftG to- 115 5estueat aoE Ia sss m1!Eak
We @oE tho usnR. ratio o. conn.satks 70 sFe.tz
nd ta1 tornlah The anscs tmaediat,y recap. Of
cTSert REF +! chn:ge. J. a. YLll3, 4reAIeA..
3UHD I. .TlksKHAA, CAshffr.
, 1865-04-30

w1scossls.-The Darlington onion reports
the fall Of four inches Of snow in that place
On The 10th. Simultaneous with the appear
ance of snow, came millions Of pig -ons.
Fields lately sown with grain. were literally
covered with them. The SNOW has LEFT, but
tho pigeons have not. Much damage is ap-
pretended from their depredatiops. They
alc 60 tame that when fired upon. they only
fy a short distance and Immediately return.
, 1865-04-30

Editors Chicago Tfihunf:
In order TO enl1gbtcu the minds OF some and
keep their coneciences pure, wall you through your
jpufpai aDfwcr the following question: Is II
proper to deduct the amount Of the Government
tax for the year in which you a:e taxed) from the
incomt Of .aid year, and th.n pay 10 the Govern
ment The per centsge on the lemainderf Or fa-
to he k4s,cU0, would 1t be right 10 deduct the 10
rer c. Mt ta1 ray <l,mt. and then only pay TO the
Government tax cf / per csnf Oh that which re-
uains. Eay en- $3GtOn! The writer Of this believes
such proposition to be absurd; hut as some
ecem honestly to entertain such an idea, and will
prof ali give In heir IN, pu1e on .uch ba.is will
tect. II yon hare any doubts, or are not clear on
the snhject, Will Mr. Page or the proper authori-
ties please reply tor the enlightenment Of all he
people. a SUBSCRIBER
iaSswEE-The law IS clear on this point; the
tax IL discount. and il computed in the samc
g~ay. The sa1 t. pali on the whole nnonnt-
, 1865-04-30

SATURDAY EvKs1.s0. April ~. :
The Dry Goods market continues active, but III re
is cha1 IN quotations since Jetterdsy, except
carpets; htch arc Sc nlxhef al round The city IL
iul Of buyers # all over the Ycs, many Ct wuom
ca1c pay the kst rad ises to III" rtmains of our
late beloved President, and extensive traau Il an
uc1pated about the middle Of The week,
We quote:
PnrsTa-Mez7imac, 2;93oc; Coeheco. 2t9e6K; pa-
chic 25@<7H; spFAgues. 26&&6h: Dunnelt, a5: Rich
nonc, 2.ac6H; American. 25tS1s; Amoskrag1 .a921;
Duchess B, 21a21, Mourning.2 Is.
BEowH suKET1Sus Standards. DOC; Auo'kasg ~
10; salno Fails, ~. $: Agaw.m. F. Fl, 81; Ape
TOE, D, 81 swttt River 4, 2sx@so; P-poesel., E.
Es7H; r. rpere.l. RseKGs3; Dwight, !, 8; D11che,
a, szh; Portsmouth,, ?, 49, Stark. o, 81; Quaker, 10
IN.
B1xAcukD Goops-New Fork Mills, ~, 42Ka4sc;
wamsutt8, ~. s7haA2}x; Bates ~. s7x: WarhAu,
Z, =; RID Bank, &se1@e4H; Red B.nk.44 Is; Paw.
nee, ~, =; LauRdon. s; II; Caro- Il. l3h9ls.
De- s1xA-MaE chester, 45c; Oxford, 10; Uni:n, 50;
Milford Improved AZ; B-ue Hill, s7H Corn CITY,
III.
s1Etrxp sA1h11EGs-Ame,ics, sss3s9; Falls, q;
Unea.yile, &h@<21; ho.udike, ,32K0u; ehe1ncket,
g.
CARF1rs-Hartford, extra ply, sa.1s; do 1np.risl
Ely, q %; do. Super, sl-55; New Eng.nd Patent,
$l.4; Empire Mi1s, S125; BELGRADE, S1.25.
, 1865-04-30
FROM MOBILE.
Movements nf tue Fleet-D1ck Taylor
lNAnts sO STANDARDIZATION wing up y
1rAnA pOr1s

NAhN AO SufFEAQe3-bl0SE1n[ up
4rAnAp port
Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Trihune.l
MonrLE CITY, ALA. April 10.
Gen. Granger and staff returned to the city
yesterday. The United States feet have
rnfecd here on their road up the Alabama,
and from The lcadinE boat ian iron -1ad} We
hear that all up on either side they met
with warm reception, and found the people
ready 10 give any information in their power,
besides entt rtasning them with the best they
Eud in their possrss:on.
The 81. Mary, transport. wRs blown up
hv a tolpedu al one o'clock this afternoon,
killing two ind wounding several. She is
complete wrrck. =..
There WIS staff officer from Gen. Dick
Taylor arrived just now With flag of truce,
to make tue hest possible terms for the sur
render of his command.
The Past Office was opened at eight O'Clock
yesterday, and about 5, 600 letters were de-
posted ty citizens up TO its closing last
evening.
The 10th Army Corps are reported to have
CAPTURED ahuut 400 balts Of cotton on thsi
load up the 1onbigbee rive7.
, 1865-04-30

th"uEAt VI seaEu'nE lue ugst p!1ee N idelf
profession till Mott sad relnqu;shcd it. Bu:
Today thr field is open to atl comrrs.
Eal ntine Mutt WIS DO II ut G1ru Coye, L,
l., August 20. l7s5. He was graduated VI.
D. ut the Columbia College In 1906, thEn
ssud:.d twt y.:a1s in Lndon uuucr Ao-r-
1bc,ve ro Ed,nburE, where hr spent year.
F'om 1600 tn 1913 BIZ WASH ofessor OF surgery
in oiun,ba College, aud thereafter ill 1926,
held tbe same chair in tue College OF PhYsi.
c1ans and Surgeons. With an interval II four
yca1a service II the ehort-llyed Rutgers Med
col Coll.He, he returned to .he C3tiege Of
Physicians and Surgeons, passing thence to
.t1e University Medical Collage, Of which he
was foundtr, as Professor Q! Surgery aud
Relative Ana u1ny. o. the latter science,
iu:meusurably important to surgery. be Is de-
clas. d the au hor. But his brilliant 'cputa-
1ien, s,ysa high authority, "is manly due
to bis original operations us surgeon. As
early as 1878 Or. Mutt placed a lgature
around the bruch. ocephalic trunk, or arteris
lpnon,nata, only two inches from the heart,
for anerr'sm Of the right subelav.an
tr1y, Tor the first tine In the history
OF surgery. The pa i, Mt survived the opera-
1icn twents.siA days, indicat'bg tue feaslblli-
IL OF so dangerous un undertaking. He ex,
s-cttd the ntise right claviclc f,r malignant
diseatt Of tia! bone, whe.c 1t WAS NECESSARY
To npp1s tur1y ligatures; an operation which
Dr.. .Ho:i h:msrlt usseIts to be tue most dan
CERT us at d dincult that cAn be performed
upon The human body.
The PATIENT is rtflI living, and enjoys per
feet h:tith. Dr.. Mott WIS the II, st to tie the
primitive iliac artery for aneu1lsu,. He has
tied the cuIlmvn carotid forty.six times, cut
for stonr me bundled and sixty five times,
mid nnpnta1cd nearly one thou>and limbs
lie eaE'y Introduced his original operation tor
iu nlo..ity ri tue lower jaw, and succeeded
afler many emint ut surgeons had fallrd. Ia
ISL liz l'erlorr:td the tifst operation tor u.s.
tto~sarcuna Of ,hr lower jaw. ue was tue
first surgeon who removed the lower jaH 1or
II lcsrsls.h
OtDr. Nett The great Sir Ashley Cooper
sad: He las performed more o; the great
operations than amy nlnn living, or that ewr
did hsv." He translated and published in
four volumes $40. Veipeau's Operative Sur
ge'y, tltn and now leading work, aud nu-
me,tus papers and reports OF hts hare been
prirt.d ho'h In america and Europe. His
Single name and tame have more than nlt 9TH
tIs e. ntlibutt d to give celebrity in Europe to
American surgical tcfence, and what Is an ln-
fibitt}y higher culuey, he has by his own
hunds and By those Of his pupils confe red an
| lntalculable benefit upon American surgery,
and 81 wr. ught steadily for humanity
ard tor the alienation of human Ills
There are Gw if any nohler spheres Of
action than that Of the surgeon there are
Iw i, any surgeons 10 the worlds history
who Larc done their bene1c> mt work better
lLan Valentine Mott.
, 1865-04-30

= It was stated By US d few days since
that on the 4th Of June last, ]. Wilkes Bo,:h
w1ote with q diamond ring, on pan. OF glass,
in the Mc1Ienry House, ut Meadvliie. Penn,
the following:
"-46e Lincnln departed this life august 1871,
1864, by The effects Of poison "
1t isl Significant fact, says the Sase Journal,
that thu date here given corresp nAs precise.
IL with the intended rising If the Copper
heads in that s. ne and Indiana, which WIS
exposed By the arrest and trial Of ID and
othrr Leading Sons of Liberty ia Indiana.
There car scarcely be doubt h It Bopth was
in the conspiracy at that tins with Dadd
Wa:sla, Jndd aud their ass .ciat-s, aad that q
portion If their scheme was he murd,r ui
tie President.
, 1865-04-30

m.te11aI,y. Asitts We reduce our trim:
81 ,ota pnitd ,z1th !at @ln4c ,. gross, msJ
he iaiiy given as III. exeun rata lor ths vry P!.s
frs9es astlr-ln iact ,hess were nns vfry T." r..
lar geo 10 c;nts, AM good heayy tteets mo
tx'n. table LOT s.v:fnm .nt c,nteactors. s3M -
fn7 nicc srnall >to:. caft1s at pr:vtlu1 t.Ns Ia
thF1e hui very few oF this tes :-tp:toa nh1lnx
Hcc~ Tie and for lhts CLAN OF srocx coaIau-B
t, h.hr, and ts ma ksths ,u:e1 Gu ! for 50 =: ~
.-.ks SIT, wnh drao1.,S t-ntencs. We 4 - III
to a1s per cxf. the rr'atl 5n'cs A1d flE9s
the whole Bale nkures. STOCK Hsgs arc selling st
, 1865-04-30

AHeek Of fue weather has greatly promots1 so-i3s
growth throughout the country, bnt has i'm osrt
decinI tsnnency 70 the coin naar4et. We hsd =
wass!ow Of sale 1educ ion Of ID cout on red.
tnd the 1u,n II favor cfbnyer for wh,s atscEsosoas
some are SAIL and the Of tsis article de-.
s11ned 65ls PR s;ck basTsl u 4 the avn. time
telLE I'd lower. Indian con uuctaoKff IN value:
TIE Imports this week Are moderate Of wheat, aud
large OF -four The exports Als not IL partAns. an
psinctpAlly for Ireland.
, 1865-04-30


and RAILROAD ind. btstners Of Missouri, passed a.
the late Constitutional Convention, Is q measure
OF considerable intere.t 10 the whole 1uancal
public az well other States, and pne which will
give rise to much discussion pending the adoption
or r. ctinn Of the new Constitution bF popular
vote, on the 9Th OF June next. According tn the
report made to the Convention by the Cop,ro1Ier
Of St. Louis last February, the tota! state udeht
ednee. amounted to $S2, ,so7, $40. From this may
he Seducted puminal credit OF $AA0,00O for
bonds teened 10 the Hannibal and St, Josepn Rail-
road, the interest on which ls regularly mes, and
$1eo, ,0N paid TN bonds itsurd for State purposes,
1etvipE 2a,77,t49, tt whirh there 1s owing By
,be Suite oiiecry Sa,9as 800. The Site bus, bow
ever, calm upon the United S'stes Government
iot cor ctbltg Tess than four n.tllous, and holds
bal etocks tstluatt to be worth 81 3o3,l 0U. In
oldtr to provide for the Payment Of the interest
and priLc.pal Of the entire debt, the ordinance
referred tu proposes tx OF one.quaE,er Of one
per cent upon The value OF the al aud pazsnnat
properly Of Missouri, estimated a. ts1.0V0,00o.
The money market IN New York cuntinues
esFy. Tht following extract Il from the CJnMasr-
cial adre.t'ser:
Six per cent ioans arc t,s Ing pain in, to he re-
nrWcd A. five PET cent, which l. he mug general
rate on to-cay'e transactions. Call .onns OF. Gov
tonr erc,ul auo hankinr papxfjs u,of. N demand.
hut good l'nes are scarce; the rates range from
O." per cent according to gfa*e."
1te2 1864. 1865.
ffs9. f1s !oe 1epoSsd ported s asssas G,1,S,it5
Since Jan. Let. .ta,ae.sA g., ,54o. ~ 6:,la5, ,0e
Tho following table shows the imports aud
exports ut New furk from July 1st to april si'h !:
1SGt-3 1881. 1S6k-5
Imports ndzc .<1s0, STU 726f g. 7l8 t,4I13:1
E1pts produce 1b5. WI 43U l3.t ls.Y73 l67 a9I 79a
Exp'ts sprc'e.. aS,il5 75' 43,7ll,l26 2735i, 1856
-Ntp,n, S.otks xTere snld in Ro.ten at rhe mi,
~ >''~ 1o
lo"'n2 quoGatons'
central ..............bN lele Roya., no bid -
Copper Fslts.. LII 9l1nutsota..... .....15
Efankitn,. ..43f 4uin .:..~........-H}
H.ncuck--.--*------. Vt ko' kand, ,.--.--..... y
Auson-......-.-.....A Superior. bt
The expectation In Sew York Of large re-
tnrns of Ftye.Tw4n,,es f,nn Epronr has strenptt.
.raa ~. ,..o,.r a-ss.,. 49, ,,s.,ts ~ 49,,
snea 'ue 'Wc'sn cAenaoee na1Ae1' WHICH IL qo"''
eo a. 1ollo"e:e ......
Eapkcrs' Sterling, 60 days. .1ea}nt10
Bakers sterling, 3 days :..11G}G11l0}
MerchaLts Sterling.. III blUst
Francs. t15 III
The annual Meeting of the s*ockno'ders al
.ba Mrhtn,r sor,t .-I .r5 No,th.-, Tndfans
ps,,..as Sass. 49, 49, r.,as. -
ha111oaa eompanF eook pace .at 'oleoo On
Ihafsdsy. Win elnsie exc ption' INC gentle
men eompot,ec sae 'cemes oossd ol p4feesor'
WITT te'e'eteu-'ne s1eepu"n oe'os oaues H.
osnAeF IL p'aee VI @t' >"u11'en'' Inc o1fse-
, 1865-04-30

7 o 1fic GloTE Of thc Grand Architect
,i,.. q, ana Lodge II Ili,:a"s.-- 70 ali
F1nstcrH, Ward-nr, and Brethren ssF
The >tats Of allinols-Hseairh, oufon
BnE1uREE:-Thc funeral Of Abraham lincoln,
late Pr edcnt Of the United States, gives occasion
to A'l citizens, particularly those of Illinois, to
express h. the most #o .mu pubic dcmoustra-
dcDs, their own gsict. and that os the natton.
Stricken down II IN s&sas.tna1ou which f'r
the day Of Cain, the n"hl,. hearted and merclful
hief Msr,strat- Vi. our Nation, ut the hour when
the suit oi hs life and rl..ry was Mt Its mer'dtsn
work oi hir ' II left litele corpse to be cared
TOR l,y all W.T. loved MIN and hi. country,
As the p'irc'plc' Of free government and tho
religion ri of Ancicn, Craft Ma%oary, shisis
most fitting teua= and occasion for all true Ma.
so1 to rent rotr the honor OF the country, tho
arr, milling IN full ctalta according to rank and
dc.rcr, 10 take part iu the funeral Ceremonlts.
According, - the a"aepce Of the ST. ". Grand
The cn.ft in GRIND Lodge at MasooIc Hall, IN
Springfield, un lhus-dsy, My 4th, 5sG5, TO astsnd
the funeral uf the ut. President, at when tune
and plac<alt Masons Of fevery degree are iavitsd
Tie viii u God is accomplished" So mote
it be.
HIP. BnoawE11,
Acting Grand Master.
OFFICE sr TIE GRAND SECRETARY.
GRAND LODGE OF lLLIN'1s. 4. F. i A. II.
SPRINGFIELD, lit.
'o-'' =, 4. D. 1855, A. L. 5sG5.
Desr Brethren: The Acting Grand Master hav.
ing conToked -enera' assembly Of the craft II ID
". -. -" vii he responded to in great mum.
Hall. to Col James Il. Matheuy, CommIft.e Of
Reception, and to Can't. Charles Fisher. Marsh.!I
2; ,he se M..on.s seetl@n At hspa:t eight O'clock
had better come In companies on the Sd Of May,
with their trans. and c7mp at some convenient
, 1865-04-30

The Last Rebel Raid Gaze in Canada.
The Hamilton &c. Wy Spectator has the tol-
l wing on the las. attempt Of thu Southern
refugees to &c: up another raid again5t the
United States:
One Godfrey J. Hyames recently made an
affidavit to the en ct that on: WIN. Larry
Mcdonald had giy.n him. IN Deccm3 r last,
4 considerable quantity of hAnd-grenade.,
cartridges, powder, aud sledgc, WITH tte
oh1ect OF havlng them conveyed to Coltlug-
wuod, to be placed On b 'aId th- Steamer
Georgian, WHICH was being fitted up Dy the
owners under the supery siuu Of M-Douald
Tor rad into the United Sta'es III aid ri the
Conicderncy. It. swea.s tha McDo1ald Vas
IN The habit of manufacturing these NUM-
tions Of var at Ills house in 1orua:o, aud
ttat he tuyam, q gave noii:e Of tn: fact to
the police authsrtt es OF Toronto aud tl,crc-
ly prevented The contemplate ,ald BY cntn-
passing the seizure Of the Georgian. The
affidavit also imrlica'es Mr, Grorge +. D :n-
isup, Of Toronto. i'll this di-grac.ful bls.-
ntss.
Every one will be glad TINT this expedition
was IHey.nt.d. Il i. impossible To uver:s' l.
11ritc thu mischief which may be done t this
Province by tho condu.t Ut tic tbou,hticss
ln,screants engaged III getting up ttcsc ex-
petitions. But We clnl,nt loUs at the atIlla
vii aDd rems mher the .yic.nte ot This sa,n: !:
l}ya1ut. III The case ut the st. Albans ruidtss
~l.hou' irgretl1ng that we nsu ,nd .bteI To
81 doublc-dycd d kcoundrcl 10. the cA AIosure
+ this plot.