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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

TIME best article of COAL OIL is to be had at
i june 2s DONIVAN STOuGHS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Corn sheIIers.

TUST received good stock of Corn Shelters, tbs
81 best in the market. Also, Sandford;s 40 Knife
Straw Cutters, which cuts the Hay Straw but hall
an inch long. Call andloOk at them
April 1, 1864 c. CHAMBERLA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

nICTUREs AND PICTURE FRAMES, AND FRAME
Il made to order at John F. Latimer's Music StOre.
December so, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

T7VARMERs, remember the place to get the HIGHEST
il PRICE (always) for your BUTTER and EGGS, at
June 2s-tr Donivan stough's.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

IF you to find place where business if done II
an honorable way, without rnnning down his neigh
bors-hlowing and casing to get custom, go to
May 20, 1854. A STRAUSS'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
NOTICEl NOTICEll

NATHAN WILLIAMS has just received an extensive
IN assortment of Cook, Parlor, Heating, Oven Par
lor, Box and Heating Stoves-among which lot
of extra heavy 81 inch Box Stoves for churches
and school houses. To all Of which he respectfully
calls the attention of the public sep % '65
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
CultivatOrs and Flows,

LARGE Stock of CULTIvATORs of diaeren
"A patterns, also Single shovel Plows, Double h ve
Plows, shovel Plows and One Horse Steel Plow A
which will be sold Low for cash by
June IA, 1s61--tf. g. Q. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

RTEW GOODS constantly arriving i J. F. LATIMER'i
IN june 9 FANCY GOODS AND MUSIC STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

nHIPP's SUGAR CURED HAMS at
4 june %, '65-u D0NIVAN & STOUGHS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

HAVE a fine assortment of No. Cutlery, purchased
1 since the decline in gold which offer very heal
for cash. NATHAN Williams
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Removal.
GAIETHHR & PxERsOT

TTAVE removed to the roomI ormerly occupied by
G1 J. Coop, the side of Sandusky Street. one
door north of J. Hyatts Dry Goods store where they
continue to pay cash for Butter and Eggs.
Feeling grateful for past favors, solicit call be
fore selling elsewhere. We are selling Groceries
cheap for cash Give us call.
Apr, 28, 1S65-tf GALLIHER & PIERSON.
CPY GLASSES of all kinds at J. +. Lstimer's
- june 9, 1873. MUSIC STORE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

TUsT received II doz best Pennsylvania ScLles. For
81 sale low cash, the upper Hardware Store, by
iune 80 '65-tf C. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Imperial French Green,

lust received, 2 cases of the above In OIL II W
u stand better than any othe Green Paint In use ant
comes cheaper than Paris Green
tune Is 1852 C. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Needles

NONIVAN & STOUGH have superior article OF
~ Young Hyson, Imperial, and Black Tea. For sale
Low june 9S-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

THE best in the market for sale at manu1ae turers
Il prices, among which The Champion Machine
Reaper and Mower, the Quaker Machine Reaper and
Mower the Cayuga Chief Beaper and Mower, the Hub.
bard Reaper and Mower, and the New York Chiet
at my new Agricultural Wareronm.
Delaware April l. '64. c. c. Oh AMBERLAlN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
DTSsOEUTTOM.

HIIE partnership heretofore existing between Avery
u &Ryan, was by mutual consent dissolved August
18th, 1865.
Grain OF all kinds will be bought usual by Mr.. ].
C. Avery, at Warehouse side Of Railroad.
Sept. ! '55. AVERY & RYAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

LIVERY family should have Clothes wriDger The
~ best are kept by
july 29 1864. C. D POTTER & co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
DELAWARE, ONO, NOVEMBER II, 1865.

For the Delaware Gazette.
Il RIDE AROUND THE LINES At Pc.
EERSBURG IND RICHMOND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
coal oil! Coal oil!
CHEAP CUTLERY.

VERY superior article of Coal Oil at N. WILLIAMS
~ Tin and Stove Store. Also, extra quality Of O
Cans-warranted to leak. sep S-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Pure Cider Vinegar.

TWELVE BARRELS of pure Cider Vinegar flor
il sale by
Feb. 26 1884 s. N LTTTELL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
LICK RUN COAL!
HAYNES q ACK,
Miners and Shippers.
AVERY d BREYFOGLE
Agents at Delaware

VETE ara prepared supply the citizens of Della
wv with the above coal for CRATES stoves, &c
at greatly reduced prices. Buy OF first hands, and
save prohts of dealers. Buy while prices are
low. All orders for Coal by the load filed at
Shippers prices, and retailed at lowest rates.
Sept Eft a. &B.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Rair Jewelrv.

2 AN PREPARED to fill orders for all kinds of HAIR
L JEWELRY-in the highest style of the art Samples
and patterns on hand. Call and them, at No. 8
iIliams Block.
aug1S-tf c. PLATE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Wheeling Nails.
s,ckles for Sale

TIHE BEsTIN THE MARKET-A LARGE ST oC
i hand at C. D. POTTER & C.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

nLATED SPOONS, FORKS, So, are selling 26 pc
June p-tf g. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

Where can person get a Tip
top fitting and neatly made suit, or
Over-coat made to order
AT A. STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Rrices Reduced.

H. ami .'B6 STARR & BRO. 's.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Who has the largest, finest, and
best stock of

He has just employed Mr.. J. P.
LOOMS, of New York, who has
been in the employ of the Brooks
Bros, of that City, for the last sew
en- years.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

II.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
All cheap for cash, at

A. STRAUSS
45l sssi8a Templar Hall Building, Delaware, o.
october 27th, 1895
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

Who keeps the best workmen il
Central Ohio?
A. STRAUSS.
, 1865-05-05

nan a1ter his oHn heart. to build his temple, bs
caust he v.s msn of blood, 20 in our time He
has reserved the juzt work 0! retriautlon for 9TH
err. ard having completed the great Temple Of
tlkes his spot1ess eaul TO himself and sends his
n norY I'd history followed by his na,tyruom to
liberty.
The address WIS loudly a2p1sud.d, and reso.
luton passed requesting him 70 furnish copy Tor
publication
A quartcttc consisting Of Mrs. Matisson, Mrs.
with excellent effect snuR the 1irge, t'Come ye
Diecunsola aftsr which the bencd1ct1on WAS
pronounced and the meeting was dispersed.
No71cE.-The committee appointed by the Com
mon Council for the reception OF the funeral cor
teee Of President Lincoln. are requested to meet
at rarlor No !. fremont House, on Saturday after
noon, at 4 O'Clock. VIZ. Boss, Chairman.
CHANLka l. WILSON, Secretary,
, 1865-05-05
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York INDEPENDENTS Quotations..

NEW TonK- MAYA.
The Independent has the folio wing: TrRd> has be-
e-me very active. The latentss OF the has In
duced dealers to make their usual purchases and
Ftduced stocks has lid to son1e reaction IN pricea
Prints Ct reliable style have become 6carce and Ell
pccihy ltht sS:ins Styles prlces have advanced and
are itm the demantt Is yery brl.k- Brown and Bleach
I'd Goods have also advancea: las unexpected a1i-
vance in the rev material combines with tho I'M
proved dtmsnd to render prices bloyaDt. Denln1tf
srtpes Ticks Al hiRhtF and active. Drills are
scalce she sdyance recently obtained Il likely to
b, Pc m anent, turn In the price Ct cotton wilt
again send prices downward. The quantity OF cotton
conrg forward II very la'Ee Grrat activity has pre-
vailed In toens. but with great steadness pr!cs
Delh1es have been especially active prices are
nttle ttEhtr. Fancy Cassimefes arc In great maud
from j=b5 IS sud cloak dsatrs; tbs supp1y Of desr4
bic styles large and we'll ard the goods te
readily. Moic IL doing in Dcessrs. retektl, 80 dull
Ct ak sackines active and bu yaot. annels are
acitvc Spring Of sha VIZ se,il.g brlsk
w tie supply ls much reduced Dsoadeloths sre &C.
f-ve- sat1ntts are II sh5rt production and the i'm
proved trade has strengthened the the market.
FoIeigIoots A}Ao s6oH more activity. The stock Of
tocds sMENSt1. SILK Goods nre veE5 active. Biack
andDtets arc IN great request at higher prices
GiDghsms an C :nt1oental Drts. G-ois are In great
mand. British 9eods are scarce and much sought
for. Ribbons have advanced Under = pressing de-
mandt Coatngs and Tricoss, a. we'll rs Dfo.oc.oths
are n great activity Fancy Casaimeres srs SCARCE"
The following afe the La<ieptndeal't rotntjo.s:
, 1865-05-05
Paper Hangings, Painting, Ca1.3msnng and
Gls sHpE3at z. E. Kigby g, 50 Randolph street.

Go to the Fsest--Go to bryant q Bratto1'e
Chlc2go Comnercanl College to set th9rcaeh,
rract4ral business education, or TO become ecCd
Telegraph Operator. Address {enclGstng sianps)
ICE circulars, RRTAST d S1RATToN. Chicago. III.
Use ~Dr. Rlanksa EFnrt1ve ONT
MENT,n End SoRATCH no M0HE -Evetybo1y
letter, Rfngworm, &C., should give this rensty
t11a1; 1t ha: never yet hsl!ed 10 cure those tch
ing disesses 60 cummon Of late. It contains no
Other medicines that pretend to cure ekfn dis
eaees are composed altno;t entirely Of the health
dtst, Dying nercnry. We guarantee cure IN al
caEcs. Sent by mall On receipt OF 65 cents.
Sold by drug gists generally at % cent? per box:
u. Scoyf1, S6 Randolph street, Ch'caEo. General
agent apf9lu1T-1m6tew
, 1865-05-05
OUR M1DNlGur n1ARKET nxpvRr
(steeiai Dispatch to tbs Westsrn A,socla,ed Prsss

stseial Dispatch 70 tbs Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoKE. May l.
The stock mark:t IL quiet, and Trtces ssca,y. At
FIRST toaEd bears" slowed little disposition TO a-ll
slort. Ard "bnls" showed no dipcslta,n to make
fn.tbrr efctts to stzen2taen. At the second board
the 'bears succeeded pressing prices down soma
what but were unable to prevent subsequent rally.
Nest Of the operations weFs Erie aud all the rest
OF the ste ck mary wlthit. fluctuations.
II Is thought that nearly all the spccu aton ut the
st ck Exchange far the sent, will be governed By
the Erie.
Government Bonds are Bteaey bnt quiet, operations
being held IN abeyarce Until the next arrival from
dsy. except on ten-fortlcs, which advanced Ike.
State bones aye quiet aud firm.
x1eCxLLAA1oCs.
Mi7cellsncou8 shares all better. Cosl stocks frm
and higher. Railway mortgages ftm-lA1es 1t tuIl
prices. Bankth.res quiet but frm.
Market stronger to-day owing TO increased demand
for sh,pmtnt abroad. There ate very few purchases
OF sps Gu attye account. Money continues Ahund4n
with limited dtmsnd4
PE1RoIEuH sTocIs.
Petroleum etotks G1mer with more demand. Sales
81 80; United $tates III. 50 Cherry Run Sic; Excel
,er ALAS; Empire City $40; u,dricx s2s 80: Tack
II 81.
The stock On hand continues vry light AZ the re-
celpta to-day ara ims1J. rrndo nrm ut 3s@soc; re-
nntd In bind saa5sc; tree 71@'sc.
LATER.
GALLkaHEa's EVENING ExcuAEa8.-Gold ll2k.
n T. C. e74i Ere .9H Rsaoiug 1lcN; Mich. sout l.
EN- HA RPtsts. lax Rock 1s.~nd 1osH: N. y. so>5
n. " pfd, COX; Ft. Wayne aeH: Ohio and Miss cert
g; Ganxn seh Gumherisnr 4t: Qricxailver s14
as ID At
for Alien; Whit 5.2s: 0cs ami as: 7A:kl.Ao.
, 1865-05-05
Illinois mud Michigan Cannl.


Dl1DaKFonr. May 4'h-9p. Il
AnR1yKD.-D.C. Wa1lace. Lass,lf, 16a.5S n, lsre,
proyious 80, tallo $50; s. A. Dougtas. Morris, GG
al Gold Eagle. La 3alIe 9s9 br.s -four 253 nrl.
Pork; AJAX, Lasaaie, ..s5s bu c2rn: g. A. Do7sias
LaSs1:e, $50 hu re; Inyest!ga.or, Lenoni
= yos 1ubble stone: Advance, Leuont % tsruopule
ktone; Rescue, Lencnt IS ydsIubb!e stene, yd4 al
zion 1tcne: Atlantic, ,LsSkIe 81 co bu coTl: Aerlc.
IhE-le, 5lsH bu cc1n; As1s, Lssa1le: NosTay;
Mdgir. Lasalle, so trs h.ghwlnes, eo1 tr 4 ,ar
Oneida. Ottawa, $500 bu corn, $50 lbs ra7s; $50
rs agricultural iopl:ments; eerec., ottswa. 500
ba cora: Leznont, a1ofru, go bu oats.
c.a.RKD,-Gasann1di, 6ia n shlnglcs u N 1u1n"er;
E. Bn1Ihar, Loctpers: Iron Clad. LaSalle, lis m
bh,nE e. Is III lumber Il m 18th; Rosa Bali, Lssare;
J. B. Preston, Mcrrts; Gen. Sherman, Morris, ST.
bs 1umatr. 10 n shingles; Rocket, Lockport. 1877
ctdsr pest., ASS NJ merchandise, 2,16Q Ms nlls;
Wing and Wing, Jolies Marlon Ottnwa 3. E. ,od ILL.,
uiea ?. noe; Ottawa, 532 ~ eershs9dlzs: a M On:
Alice, LASal1e. 81 IT lumber. SSs cubic n timber.
, 1865-05-05

FloUI-Dul1.
GkAiK-Whest h.ay-. Parties IS to &c apa,t,
CSrn uul1. mixed SIC; yellow sc; white SOC
a %. Os's heavy .! sc: o:hcr gtat1s nomlnat.
ANAL F8EIGnis 10 NEw Yo7K.-Wheat lie; Cora
14Hc: Oats 9Hc.
f4sxL ExrosTs-Flour :. .o9a brl.; whe.t q 772s bu
81 ITO oats IA $40 6u barley II 600 bu rvs
hfl
, 1865-05-05

cheaper than the Che apeAt.-Now Ia the
time to buy boots and shoes. Men's French ca
roots opl. IS; mems ga1ier' only <9.59; men's
fhott only f5c: ladies' pstters only Ste; ladies'
cost bale. only SIC: and chidreua shoes, IN great
variety from 10 to 26c al The grest baokrupt sale,
No. 1874 South Clark street, near Madieon.
, 1865-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbuns(
DETHolT, My 8-7:21 p. N.
0Ur-Barks Union, Danuoe, Fleece, sud Mon:t,s
brig Cats IL schrs Gan C.ck, Logan, Stalker Ger
truce. baie, and Spaultins.
DoWa-Nune.
Xnn-Enptbwe.t
, 1865-05-05

COL j. q. WOOD. Manager
L. D. BfsADLEE-.-n. Director Ct ArcrsEae1A.
at The f;rnnI Natirfe , Ehen viii be nresented Ta1n
also In the evening" Ct the usual hour successf
drama OF the
PFEP ODAY; c3. aAvouRNKKH DEL1aH,
with its thrilling dramatic effects and uneenaed cast
In rehearsal. q new drama, written 81 d iadY az
Cftcak o. entitled THE PooR 4rK1'a ATpKx.
, 1865-05-05

CRosBY's OPERA HOUSE.
Inauguration Season.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
DlRECTOR..........J. GRAU.
Th,a GsRIpAY Evening. NJ! sth. freath SUB.
te,I t,SR Mxh'3 rM be Presented Ve5ds danou'
IN BALLo IN mAsCRERA,
THE Maequersdu Bsll3
q Dao doois vii open senisSt i x
aassss o.p p9a sa3ls
ktA!s twenty minutes before 8,
Finssppearsncs IN Chicago of tbe celebrated tenor.
s1aN0R MAZZoLESI.
Three Pfima Dounas on thesame Evening,
UNPRECEDENTED Cxs7.
knelia lstie OF Re:nhs,d. IN lcys E!th
ps3;s:ida
81 the cat. 70 appear IN taat 81. )
Rsfssa seSn, : ;Hd s!oasssl
p.in6:Is. creole. seersisf; q ~ g." GsE "
sdaot"..s..... ;Slgnor hHLL!A!
5Sm. conspizato,s 9sa9s p9nkTa sHt1fR
Eepnt j. oes1t. @ aaa1a. Msa. BoTs G;si,.
G.rnlt nth. aohesen;s Of Samuel and Tom. sasTans
~ -Fr.t appearance Of MILE aALErr1, tn, emf.
.ss'Ss i ;,agpo,sa 70 t.te Pie, 4 ge,see
Conductor Al Iusical biTeeior sx. roKkiaRi.
a. M ~ T
Vii es!lo Rsnn', AS:oaa. % sa:tai. a.fs',. r.
eost ntssr d aa iea D,reesoE. n:tr c.zl B,rsma.
es Ior he msnfe @ to 81 pa.a q ans 91s,s
Gtsse, = re.ntsiasy requested to buy their
AnrHn md ffHA
, 1865-05-05

SUNDAY SCHOOL cosrEa1ox.-We learn tb.+
the Illinois State Sunday School Couyent,on ~,
be held this year In the city Of Peoria. comman.
cling June 18th, TO continue three d.ys
, 1865-05-05
LOCAL MATTERS
1tOopeFB.

A nass meeting OF all the Coopers OF Chicago
vilI BIZ held at The Board OF Trade Rooms on FIJI
dny evening, Nay 81, tad the coming North
cd 10 attend By order Of ConMTIEE.
, 1865-05-05

Xos1E6 pAI.-On the thrd page OF this fssue
will be found m article Of general public Interest
don Of the cormuuty engaged in fhe eniovrbIa
exerc.ses Of tmoVing" their furniture ma tsaT.
&raS H>~A@
, 1865-05-05
Chicago Qribnne.
THE CITY.

SUBSTITUTE BroKKRs.-A lengthy report Of the
operations Of ceftsIu wc1' Known substitute
1rokcre, and tteir being held to b,,l Tor tiai III
the Reeordcrs court IL usnavoidably crowded
out OF this teeue,
, 1865-05-05

TIE CHcAGo CONGREGATIONAL Assoc7.r,or
will hold IT, annual meeting in the South chu-ch
corner OF Calumet avenue and Twenty.rtxth
O'Clock Prof. Fisk will preach IN the eTenine nj e~o
, 1865-05-05
Gr11rraI JlOttccS.

TT THE SISTER OF DAVID
= LOWRY. Who was deck hand on board OF the
Steam Valentine. and died at Helena, AEk. April
it, ls:3 R1 send her address to the Tribune office,
6hc will hear of something to her adytntag..
Evf thn
, 1865-05-05
N A n n Il n n

In Gnle burg. MAy Sd, n& the lesdenee OF Can't J. r.
stil1on. gI the 1;s7 EdNasd Beeehet b B.. sssat<d
DELL. Of Macomb. and Miss ELLA il. 6TlLsOY. Of
GAesbu1g. .-....
At the ecott Hoqte. Gos3ort, Ind. by Esquire VII
md M.sa II. EEL ARCHER Of Spencer. Ind.
, 1865-05-05

LrLAX MACHINES Sanford g.
e Malrry's celebrated esl
FLAX AND HEMP BRAKES
Are on eJh.ttslon and - 1t The Cnicaso sugar Rs
llLey Buildings, North Water street. For descriptive
c!rcil4 and ramn' les, add-ess n. SrILLMAS Post
Office Drawer 5S93. Chicago, III. m}5y363ltithp
, 1865-05-05

CAucCs.-We hare been asked BY several A,de,.
men to request the Republican member. Of the
- Common coansal to meet IN CAUCUS this evening,
Republican Alderman Ia desired to be- nresent mttety
, 1865-05-05

Ihk FRzs1rEERT Of Chicago will meet !,
"anse2an on Thursday, May 1Ith, At !, .. m. n
4ertaa Hev: Morton pastor Of The Presbr.
Wells street depot at go D, "a, AAAD 4eAfeS
, 1865-05-05
Splendid LIST OF ARIICLES,

Without leg4.d to 7cSue.
Not to be paid for until youknoxv vhat
You nre 10 KcsetFe.
, 1865-05-05
5trapeo.

STRAYED-Frcm @. Il N, W.
~ r Freight Depot Galens Division, Blsck
H H9au Ao!se, yeaIs old And about Is hands high,
~te5s be nay be found, will he suitsbly rewarded.
, 1865-05-05

fxhsofA1-Mrs. Aejor General 8. A, Ha,1but
6e,V1dere; Bon. VIM. B. Allison. II. c., orloy. !:
brown. 81 shermsn's army, ar1aved hi thu ci11 ~
4as1 mas erenirg' and are stopping at the fremont
, 1865-05-05

CHICAGO Dn1vrSa PARK.-The mssutt1cent nur-
yea sna stakes advertised by the Driving Park
Association, viii c}oee at the fremont House. On
Monday evening next, at . O'Clock Win - an
fortunate az 10 poeecse good piece Of horse ae.h
ought to make an entry N some Of tue ten pureee
Horses which are not very promising now may
tcEn out very good in June, ard the entry OF them
now may fave the DWDcrs many regrets fh 1t they
did not Eave them a chance 10 d1stinguish them
Eelves at thts meeting.
, 1865-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WIANTED-Fcr tbs Govern1aani
W n the QnArteruaaters Department., 1t n.
1nrs, Lsborefs It rs pd1 month aud rAonas 3sanas
sts9e A 40 per month and fatl1es. FY4c NaEtuoTfs
aa:cn tu1nished tron Chicago. Illinois. Fer lMtan1
inn 1 rna1un apply y tho eovsrnraens otees, 113X
Mh117sxTr WILLIAN WAIT, ,6oYmpneut Asst.
, 1865-05-05

Petro.eun stotks h1mer With more demand. Sales
buchanan Farm Il 81; Manhattan Sc; Oceanic
81 80; United $tates 81. 50 Cherry Run Sic; Excel
ter &4A3; Empire City $40; uydrick t2s -: Tack
, 1865-05-05

THE. PLAN Is AS FOLLOWS:
Cards naming each a.ticietn th. sto k aud rs val Il.
Ar-plbcrd in together E1lh choice co
t:et otkeT and Popular 5ongs pub isted ~ ipeca1
arrangement With lhe o~neft Of tnE coEYIKht Also,
txen.y.nve "a usole nsE Iretoes worth msnJ ooints
rune fol its dscoseter w be soh at Auy Of .t- C5a
rsnE nero Or Agentes or sent by I'll to any Ad
dEetE for Is cenu.
, 1865-05-05

F1n,-Abouts o'clock on Thursday night the
home Of Michael McKern, No. zig 5uuth Jederton
street. was set OF fire by the explosion Of kero-
sene lamp. The flames were 70, e,t,pe aished I'LL
4setfnycd. which ts fully covered By tnsursnce.
M 1he building WIS damaged to the extent Of aoout
, 1865-05-05

A CANDIDATE FOR Jo11Er.-James Durns was
on Thursday arraiened at the Police Court for
picking the pocket o! man mined George Wy
CUNT. who resides at No. 4Cs Wells greet OF
SIC 46. on Monday, during the funeral obsequtes
OF the la1e President. The transaction took plsce
in the crowd In front Of the Sherman House, and
Wnk obtrrvcu by detective Sherman, who took
Eurns under his protecuon. He was comm.tfed,
IN deiault Of &. Coo. for trial at The Recorders
Ecurt.
, 1865-05-05

FIRE ALARH TEIEonAru.-OnW Wednesday sftcr-
noon the spparatue for strIkiu: IRE alarms on the
Court House bell by electricity arrived In this
placing it in its position tn the cupola. The en-
tire machinery Of the alarm Telegraph has now
been reccsved and ny the Is h lIstant VIII be put
in active operation. FN@
, 1865-05-05

TIE CouhT HorsE Is being visited evcry day by
houfands OF pcop e, chiefly from abroad, who
come to inspect the catata!co, etc. The guard of
nonoF post N the rofnnda and around the cata.
f-lco, adds no little Interest to the sceae.
, 1865-05-05

AFEnA1E P1cKPocKET.-Thc OILY case Of in
tcrest in the Police Court yesterony, Was that Of
Sarah Foley, woman with an iatant In her arms.
who was arraigned 1T tho Instance Of Mrs.
Mary K.}che, residing It No. 100 Harrison etseet,
under the following clrcumctancek: Mrs Eetehe
was making purchase Ut q grocery store. No. 24l
South Canal street, on Wedneslay afternoon,
containing {1e, 80 in currency. The theft was at
once discovered and the thief taken into custody.
She w2s held for trial in the Recorders Court In
boude of $500
, 1865-05-05

est No tr1ckery ever marked his movements.
q s;s Tes asa 9vsf oR
spite Of hfa request that somc other man sss-id
S ss Vas assys ~ wz ~ Up p
tbot man, he Is competent" When the committee
for tbe nomination Of delegstes to the Republican
sSs e 9us H. eo t5eg
not sufficiently acquainted throughout the State;;
;hey went to Mr. Lincoln, stated the,r erabarrlss.
pea no nehng Do az Is
PRESIDENT, they viii look 70 that. II they do not
me- woTd In not taks a Gcs % u
h1each. ] When tie army was defeated and the na-
qn w.s e4s be wsen H.
final, most glorious triumphs came. and n bad
been down TO the front, and might pos.lb]y be
credited % hs s9d / hs go h asdRas Ren
to Gfn. GRAFT sna the noble men nnde1 him -. II
rivals and personal enemies who had V1ilfied him
asess s5 ah = ss ss h e. sa no3 9
msEnanltoous man that The world eye- saw.
One of The mott prominent iacta In his life Is
r. osher nan 80 us
power OF The peop!e. He came np among us. He
was one OF ue His birth. his education. h.s hao-
ite, htk mouves, hi. FEELINGS and his amnit.on.
were all our own. Had be been born among he
re6,tsry aristocsat' he would not hare been our
| The dcld and IN the forest, he became the GnEAT
ConnoAEn. The elnsrlce Of the echnols mirht
hsye polisht d him but they would have separated
him from us. But trained in the common scho,f
Of adversely, his cal:onscd palms never st!pped
from The poor mans hand: 4 child Of the
Ill he had been in tho catin. The cricfs OF fhe
Toor African were as tacred to him as were tns
claims ofthe opulent white man. Mcasusiuc ali
men r. their humanity. be found them essentially
coual, Hence his msrFclous patience under ffr
Mes ure upon him Of tee poorest people, He
inver had a equal IN thts; Seeing ID God the
Lr1ther, Making the Government the protector
Vi every men in ytrtue Of bis humanity, and the
crentrre Of the majority in virtue Of their nun.
bers, be rea.ized to the world u himself the Ideal
AZ ! ep aker, Mr.. Lincoln suffers o4! stAe by
comparison with men whose greatest OF only gtft
Phl]iIics OF Demosthenes. His heart WAS tao
KINDLY, and lis nature too elevated to deal In In
| vectlve. But IN the cer.ainty Of lis conclusions
he nas biz ,'eer. The classics had not polished
him, Rut nhefe IN Gu: language, or IN the Ian
Ruases Of the old orators can I've found sentence
10 e1rpass in dignity and power, n beauty and
enettmitJ the closing eentenre Of hi. Eu1aneipa-.
ton Proclamation. 7'Upon this act invoke the