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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-11
VAN BUSRIRK & HENRY.
30 state Street.

eoLE PRoPRIEroRs for the United States snd
Cansdzs.
ga sold by all DRUGGISTS, 6RoCyRs, and
GIN ERAL DEALERS throughout the country.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-11
United states Marshal,s Sale.
Robert Patton

the st Croix and Lake
Superior Rail Road
Company.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-11

Prescott, Nov. 4, 1865.
, 1865-04-25

Mazopps. In eptte Of ali objections "Maz-ppa"
tc:A ctaw overfowing hsusee. Why 10 TT
Tbs new celtic drama "Etvourneon Deolfsh," ::
or - Peep o. Dsy." vsas presented at Woods last
evening toa pscked audience. The pls! IL p'ete
viii thrilling dfnowfneet-a kind OF "Colteeu
BaWn" intcns,deo-and was received With great
satisfaction. The cat wsa very strong one, en-
bt, ctpe twenty segen chsract7rs besides supernu-
mrrsr.e., aud was c1cellrntly sustained. The
up ep o. Day"is repeated tonight Remember
that ill thc strongest members Of the Museum
a new I'LL and crowded house wcze ,he marked
features at the Academy Of Music last evening.
Kelly and Leons operahc buriesque-" from Nor:
me-" Ar lpgtonte " "Essence," !" Obesists sonsB, and
"ryers body's everJ thing, !" are worth eeelne and
hesr1rg dozen times over, the programme being
aihiotop1cal]y" perfect.
Attention, 18th I'll. Regiment.
All members Of the above regiment sre request
ed 10 meet ct Psr1of No. !, fremont House, ut
O'Clock this Tueeday evening, to rn,ks Gnsl ar-
Tsncemeuts fot attending the funeral Of our late
ard lamcntcd President.
J. r. uA1DEX,
Capt. Co. A.
, 1865-04-25
d I f. % =

In ths CITY, Monday Ami 2s's af sf H. resi ~
dencc. lss y dsna street NJ; MAaa <n'
remains w he t.kes e Tue calss!y cspe!f5s f6s
fr;enIa oi lie dccc4scd aIc inyl:cd to attcnd.
At I1a1eu on Monday. the e!th inst' ot diptne5ia,
HEllEl IA r. Only daughter cfJosn Z: =. RaaeS ana
FuEcral servicts on Wednesday morning: At 10
ocock at tie RESIDENCE Of hsr rsrehts ~ a.
Conn. papers phase copy.
In th!s city, or tyfhota feHcr, SIMON OLSEN KIND
LIN, u nAiiye Of Norway. sged y cara
In .csce at her residcnce IN Brekton. this County.
at 90 r n on the "a tn:t. AARIaaa IA! TIA -GEoksE'
Fu1,17ai from her Its residence, q. r. NJ to-day,
Upcsday} 9Th Inst.
, 1865-04-25
OUR Dl1DNlGur ,tAHKEr REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Atsociaten Press
New ToRK, Aprlle Fl
Thcr. suspension OF ine,si In iii departments.
To rst act ct lie Stock Board wss to adj ILL
Wetntsa.y nctning- The Petroleum Bol.ds ADOPT
cd the same cnurse. The God Room Adjourned from
Saturday tilt Wedte>day.
Stocks.
There ransa ctlops Of stocks In til. strets.
They weEc ere1y nominal aud scarcely sufficient to
afford basn for quotatie1a.
tsotds
A tew salts Of gold have been made At t1ts9'a1494.
The fsenE In stockss decidedly strong, and quota.
tons are generally above those OF Saturday. To-
ntrsow Wit! he ohserred In bus1e.s circles close
holiday in consequence ot the obsequies Of tbs Lite
P1etidsnt.
Money.
Ttefe was little OF no dsmsnd for money to-asy.
Rats Of interest aIe unchsnxed.
Later.
NEW yoRK, April 4--So session of Gall3sh Il .
Board to night. Evening exchange vii: be open to-
morrow evening. Gold ciosed this p. N. 81 lslK.
, 1865-04-25
THE Law COURTS.

CsuED STATES c1ncu1r couRr-Betore Judge
Drmmond.-Four Or hvs minor cases were I'D
.a,s;s,4 nn,,c i,onor,,nse n interest INV on.
semcaenl po9hc u'1, .@ass ~ ,s 1,,' ~ VIZ.
crncu1r counr-9yo,s '"age .s ht4.a1'- a,.1 :
.csinst - lr III her husbsnd Edison 1, ouxra, a chemlst
"a a1ncp3.t resfnine in This rity On West Rs-
ano otukE -. 'ITs .s. :. .a g -. -sa- !
ton we1e That by hahitnal drunkenness the de-
cndant had allowed prosperous business to 60
~ MIN nn,l his stotk in traae WIS setzcd by h,s
landlord for rept-hls real estate property In the
rtS snl fSr fs1es and Lis vic and lamfly fearing
nat in order 10 rratify bis appetite be would ssc
1Tre ftr re1nnant ha san possetsed-piead in an.
eS %1 avoree. and ,Rst aWr,t Of Injunction be
isened restr aiming her husband from further vast.
inr bis means, faat she tc allowed alimouy, also
children. md be anthprizcd to resume her mxlden
name. -.
Ame,ia T. O'Seil rs. John O'Nei1. The com.
rom % her = husband, on de ground Of deser,ion. I
The otat.ix alleged that she married tho defend
ant, In 1861, when sbc vas on5 seventeen years Of
| without cause or proyo,ation on her part The
petitioner asked for dissolution Of the bond ma.
trimor1al. and that she oe allowed 70 resume her
SUPERIOR CoCx7-K1ore yudge Gdry.-At the
opening Of the Court h. G Miller, ESQ, IN an In.
res:ivs and aheene .p sns s,cs 70 u me
I
! meeting Of the Chicago Bar. expressive Of the
feelings OF the Bar In relation TO The deah OF our
t lamented President The resolutions were or
| dercd 10 be spread rpon the records Of the Court
which, In token Of respect, then adjourned uutil
! this morning. The first hung 10 BE- taken mp to-
| dry will be The trial q Jeremiah Walsh for the
murcc. Of Ed~nrd Collins IN JannarT last;
REcoRpER's CobRT-0Jofe jnd9e ydn 09rtA-
YESTERDAY morning the Coart entered tle decree
| Of a bill Of divoscs IN faEor oi MS. Ella
| p. ptummond scnin>t her husband William ".
Drummond, better anoWn q: Judge Utah Drum
mond: in token =: lpdieial Office bsstoEed upon
The Plea, which was urged on the aIon1d ot adal-
hsd been fsr e1anuanon a to John
and from ths evidence received " him, he 5e-
ported that ths charge M et h9d ose1 !g
named Emily Wandall alias Mse- Bishop. The
Court ordered dissolution q the marriage tle,
giving the complainant futl power to marry
again, and ordering the defendant to pay to ler
heF worthy HfEc ~ ttaE.nossn. ~. e., ,,Hs xisueaea
SeT1a s"1 .hen .on1ned toT me Term tn com
AAS SHA-s. s.. s..Ifnr N wa5naa1sv Npv sd
, 1865-04-25

[Bpec1A Dspstch TO the Chicago Tribunal
St. LOUIS. April 81.
TonAcco Unchanged. Green Tugs Is 5584 20: falr
- sat $, ,6o&f.1e; Common mann actEting leaf at
S4.sQ; medium do at {25.So32a:o. }
GRAIs-Whcat inactive; spring At {l.e3; falr tan
at Il 25e1 IS; rEms do At s1.5o per bu. Corn firm
mixed II lots CSC: white And yellow In lots $tf0
p. bu. oa,s eteaoy 1t s7ka6I9t2. Barley actlves:
r FIotE-Acaye; ne At Is 2s; low grade, su?esdne
1t IS 80; su1es1ne st $6l5: da Inspected aud deaiF-
tfed 1T 9Gso: ctsoIc= sEp -rnne at <6D delivered;
choice doubls c1t,a nj IS 25 2 bbl.
WHIEKKr-Dull at {2.17 T EA!.
phpyIsIoxs -SAlss OF hu / n:eats were as follows:
1sto Ct nEt rcuns At 1S lo and 400 rib sides ut
iskc: God shoulders 1T 13c 2 ,. Bacon Email s4Ies
OF pialn hams 1t 18c, and clear sldts at 13kI =,
, 1865-04-25
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
[Spccfal Dlspatch to the Chicago TfibQue

[9pct1H
BLmoxroKT, Apsti A-9p. n
Arr1vrD -CptA Ottawa, 10 bu corn. 10 br;s Il 1s:
Curlew, Lasslc, t.7to bu wheat, lo bs.s pork; EeT
C1fy L1szl.r. SC bu corn Lei ont Mo17x s. % tn
corn; Wing 1nd K,ns, Joliet. 5000 bn cora: Co1at.
tutien, 11ekport. SEQ bu corn: r. Northrup otsEa,
ax COO ~ sand; Onward, Joliet. 500 bu corn; E.
Bulnhsm, ottawa, 50 5dA rubh.e stone; Elizabeth,
Lockport, 40 ou eern; Gen. Sherman. Morris. 5oa
bu com; J. D. Preston, Morrts, ,soo bu corn.
C1HAHID-Dolpsir, 0ttawa. 1853 It lumber, Is $50
lsth LAST ps dse. 28s n white lead; Acsora, Ls-
eelte IS IA Il lumber.
, 1865-04-25

Dl1lwaukeC hIurket.
IEptciA1 Dispatch to the Chleago Tsibune,1
MILTACKEx, Aps1i a.,
F1ors-Firu1. and 1c@12c higher; sa1es Saturday,
ey Mag o 500 psls extra cstJ spring At 100 brt
spring At ta-so.
CEAIx-Theat ngm and &c higher; aalea On Change
11too bu At Il i1k2t.19 0a's-Saei, LOO bu at &c.
The wheat market at the SewhAll this evening was
f1m sa!ea OF 10, COO bn. seller all week, It S11a
, 1865-04-25


These GINS will all he drawn by Commit eel cted
hy the audience At The and all ttcsetholdefs,
WHETHER: riiEShE1 Oh NOT. will have An equal
sha5t IL the diEtribnt!un.
Th: entlrn List Of (Iits drawn will te published In
the Chicago Tribune OF May 1st-
Tie atd..ss Of each pc son ordering Tickets iron, a
d1kta1 will be srd anil all who shAll bare draw
tfa VII be notified BY mali anc the GILT forwarded
a. they me} direct
Tiekets with full List Of CHS forwarded to any part
of lhe country receipt Of tho price, and stamp to
paE Te.uTn postage.
Thc Concert Will be composed Of the best musical
talent in tbs Northwest
RxYEEExcE.-JELIUS nAugR CO, Manufactures
and Dealer In Music 1nsrnnente: y Clarkst; J.
WALsll. Dealer In Rocks and Stationery. 10 Denr
tofD at{e,t and j. II. BRUCE h CO., HAnufacturers
and Wholesale Dealers IN Jewely and rlsted Ware,
Lake sttrrt.
CITIZENS OF Chicago Wishing tickets should procure
them csrly the demand from the country Is 50 1args
that they undoubtedly b. all sold before the dag
fixed fnr the Concert.
Tickets tog hale at the Music 6ttrts Of LYON
iixaLY. ner Of Clark and WA1Angton strrets Az
Per1cIical DEPOT, 140 Dearborn street.
AL orders must be addressed TO
II. Il. F00TE Il CO.,
, 1865-04-25
GILBERT &c SAMPSON,
AUCrioNEgRs
Household Furniture

Al AaJCl1VN.
u,rl,, ee11 an FRIDAY, AprI1 18th, At 10 o'clocl
~ AZ he retidcncc or the late Dr. Pltney,
At 116 michigan Avenue,
The entire Furniture Of said house Consisting Of Par
inr nininvrOotp, Chamber aQd Kitchen Fusnttare
CARPETS, Stoves, &C.. &C.
ALSO.
Tic c.7.sses and Harncsses. Sale positive aud with
out reserve ..x u.,.n1+orr
anasnssN aIIbEKT q SAMPSON, Auctts.
, 1865-04-25

Vessels Passed Detroit,
-[fpecai pispatsh to the Chicago TribureJ
DEraoIT, April II, 1B6s.
Dovx- The barque Champion passed down last
syeulrr the fYSt ftotu Chicago
, 1865-04-25

DJCH AND ELEGANT FUR
w.,ton and BruEsele Carpets. Costly
Krocnxele Curtains, French
Plate mlFrofSs hc.s
At AUG TION,
q sgEDa ooa: hF 4 MoeE So saa
It'll :e .ssoss e. Fs
css he entire Furniture consisting Of rich and ele
eS! R.sSi ssa sass eaa
nch Paf!or 6ets and Chamber Sets French Plate At!-
Caslrs. sdsboerd, on Paintings, Kitchen Fa!alta;a
&C. e " q &c Fl
TEN BILLIARD TABLES.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April 9. at 2x o'clock p n. at tbs
Billiard RooM,
Ii rear fremont ExchaaEe.:: no. 81 Dearborn sheet.
aseis asfSs'0d f1s' q Aaeo'' ao asa e. rsR'' q
The abore are 1uchael Phclsn's patent Combination
Cushions aud nc In S1fs!'sa: T& e'fs5 CO.
IL PONIES
AT AUCTION.
ps, o9 ARs :s *
Washington streets.
EHIaTHEM PONIES,
Mott Of them broke to harness, and all excellent sad
die animals. They enn be seen at BoyntonB Stable on
Slate street, on TUESDAY.
ap23uss4 It WIN. L. DuTrERs & CO., Auctts.
T ARGE AND 6IRABLE
- STOCK OF
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
ID II x co q d 81 :,
Just received from New York.
At AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY: April 18th. At TX O'Clock, st
ynt1crs Aueton looms. in Portland Block Nos; 1Gs
upwards OF lorty cares Of Staple and Domestic Dry
Goods which will be sold for cash without Teser7a
TIE stock consists Of desirable ltno Of p9css Goods
various brands OF Prints. Stripes Denins baes Brown
Ehrtincs and Sheetings, cases Rleached DO. DO sn'
nels tirehan,e. Cheeks Cn,nhztcs, Hosiery. Cloths
Tie above will be aold In 2nantitiea to auit the
nt,ss1uas-1t AuctloneEt-
, 1865-04-25
pIAEO FORTE, ETC,
L AT AUCTION,

On Friday, April %, at Of O'Clock,
AT Dwelling House No lss Michigan avenue, cosne.
yaa Hnen street 1iiCh Rosewood parlof Set, In hair
cloth. Rosewood Parlor SIT. IN crimson Flush.
Kcception. ClAits. s.rh gNt frame Mirrors. mar,
Mahogany Chairs. Sofas Easy Chairs aud secretary
Room, Ktchen Furniiurs, c,e Also, 7:isctase, faf
rosewood case, P!ano Forte-Mahe by Hazlcton d Co.
WM. A. BUFFERS i CO..
apl23ulS15t Anctippee1a.
, 1865-04-25
M n II. Il 1 Z d .

m a II Il u
In tbs city, the 22l inst at the residence q 1qc
hriGe's father by the Rev. Robert Collier Nj M!f-
IiAM 4. CALHOUN and h les ASSik JEFFAEls.
both Of this city. No cards.
Atthe r. p, Parsonage Homestead. Rock lsl.nd Co.,
Ills On Friday tyenaE, April l4th 1sG by lseT ME;
t"f ke, Nj JAMES G6LBt:AITH and Miss SARAH
MORRISON.
, 1865-04-25

1noS PASSENGER CoAcHEs.-The Chicago ard
St. Lonis Railroad Company have just received
ore Of two iron passenger coaches, constructed
for them in February last by Charles s. Aunn'
dealer In railroad supplies, No. II stata street-
THIS car Is sixty seated, beautifully dntehed aud
furnished, and In point Of elegance and general
appearance, is not exee11ed. II equaled, by ang
papeeupet coach in the Northwezt. It is con-
s.ructed entirely OF iron with the exception o'
doors and windows and Inside Innings. The ad-
yantacee of iron over wooden coacheE are very
numerous, In the first place they arc stronger
and therefore safeT. In case Of cv1haon the IRON
body il not broken, and the inmates are not
Killed OF injured by rougn sp'intera: Collisions
ceiyed no worse damage than being drprsged oi
their platform and tEucls, and few l9uentatfons
easily repaired Eo9d COACHES, under fio,1r r
rnined. Like comparative results have alx:ys
been reache With tr5n and wood coaches where
trnins Asye been ruu ot the uacE OF d1tched.
THIS economy of repairs Is IN important item,
and de&ervee IL be urll considered, esen II the
greater degree u saf.ty TO passengers DC not
thought ul.
lighter than wooden coach Of the sane cspacl
lsallruad men know what 1t costs TO draw toa OF
dead weipht per mile over their respective tfaeks
an9 readily efes tas shs .nS
Railroad, as proved By actus1 triai. weighs tafee
tons more than Tits iron zach. There IL sety
material sas1ng III operating expenses py ustos
iron coaches. .-
Anothsr advantage Of Iron over wood coaches
Is their increased durability. Wood coaches,
aflsf few ye2re' service, become decayed. The
joints. from exposure TO the sun and rain. open
IND lake in water, and the whole structure he
comes dilnptdated. In iron coaches there ia no
W.rping ano no opening Of joints, and when they
oecome sfcathefhelten, they only nerd q fresh
coht q PANT 70 make them eerTiceah!e a. ever.
Ffeicnt cast are aIeo made Of iron ly these p4r-
Tie. roseee.anE the eame marked advantages over
modern freight carr, o. Iron oyer wooden passtn.
ger coacnea. Cars Of this make are now IN usa
on the chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railfoau
and Michigan Central Railroad. the ln.f hesnc nm
by the American Express Company wbn nreier
them. mt only for the advantages nsmea ahnve
bur for their ab6o1ute saiety against 0re Fnci
uects say that With given amount Of power fh.v
.ap more easlly hnul three Iron 1han two woodcn
9he builders Of these iron coacuea haya s,.
rnECcucuts for uakit them Of any conceiynhie
pat4ern a. regards st2le shape 0f roof lastde and
outeidc tnish, heating Ant ventilation and minor
fot11s. .----
would secm that r.llroad managers would largely
consult tie interests of their respective roads b
eetllpr se,ie altogether the cnEbrous wooaei
rtrucfuseaa hey have been 90 long using and sub
slim tnt therefor light, airy, iron coaches.
Robert Hale, E O. The popular 6uprrintenden
Of fbe Chicago & St Louis Tafltosd, IL entitled Il
great credit IL being the pioneer in tho introdue
Gup Of iron eoaches in the Northwest
, 1865-04-25

OpENINq DAT.
tRepoyted ry Telegraph Exclusively for the ChicaKo
TI1hnna.1


TI1hnne-1
NEW YORK. Monda9 Evening, April n.
BEEF CATTLE The number Of DeelCsttia On ths
market toeay 9sp gainst l6o on No 1dsy Of last
week. This quality, IS compared With last Feak Is
good, comprising liberal supply Of good u 3. ime
Illinois beeves, 20 Canaaa etlllers. aud light
Steers The wsathes Il clear aac cool aud favorable
ftr ae.ys business; bat Notwithstanding this, on ac.
count oftne funeral oteqnies Of the late rsss1dens
trade WIS dull. About NOM there EAtr busnets
dope. but II closed dull with I strong determination
on the part ofbutcheEs not to pay The pc.s askctby
tr,yets. Tbs total supply to-day. iaeludlnk stats
cst1o numbers 600 head, of which 80 goes govern.
mint contt a1ors and 1e3 to Baltimore. Toese we're
40 ht ID lefs At Albany.
The following are the prices current to day. COM
rssedwlth thoss Of thta day week, and tho cosr.s-
poptlus week Of Last year: H
Torhr. Last week Last year,
First Quality ........ lsaaoc. 0aE3c l6 @l7c
= coue Qul lt}.... ..16&!Rt 3S0Mc ltststoe
Third IN -ftty.....A. ...!Mg!pc !e9!aS GIG
Extra Euhity ..-2l9ssc a59.Sc 11H2 {
, 1865-04-25
COMMON cuUhCtl.

Tie Retulps Of tho Late Eitttion --A3dftIon
al Committee 10 Receive the Fem aims or tho
Late Observation-Disclosures Of tho
Complt oller and Cooperation Coussel--
ANIMAL Rcpnr.s Of Clty 0mters---
Donation to tic City Clerk---
Adjourned t;eeins this
Efcui.E,
, 1865-04-25

AxrsExEsrs-Another crowded house accom-"
pauicd the renownt d traveller 4. Ward last eTen.
ing on his travels through hosmondom. Hvtrtuo
and ytrtue alone hnth It's own reward, :" the au-
dience al Smith l. Nlxon's last evening must have
betn ytrtue pefeoni6cd, IA to them was a-1cardad
4 ten.fold retusn for their exnenditufe
At McVicker's Miss Leo Hudson appeared for
the lust tn4o, 'tha tine, In the Sensational
, 1865-04-25

GILBERT &. SAA1PSON.-Wa
~ shall sell at Dwelling House
258 WABASH AVENUE,
On THURSDAY April a;ts, nt " o'clock, the entire
Furniture and IIoust hold Go ds for gentleman
bsraEng ur Housekeeping, consisting Of general
aortnrHt Of
pAIsLOil CHAMBER AND -
DININGROOM FURNITURE,
nsnsxels and 1nErs!n Carpets splcndid sp5taE Ras'
Glassware, Cooking Stovc hnd Kt@chen Utensils.
GILBERT d SAMPSON, Auctrs.
Ann3uis..it EIf N.tTu -
, 1865-04-25

SANITARY FA1R.-The ladies' OF the Tresbyte.
rian Association are requested to mrct In the
Eoams o! the Sanitary Commission, Tuesday, ut 3
O'Clock n m
, 1865-04-25

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
II Washington street, bet. Clark aud Dearborn.
ARLINGTON, KELLY 4 LKUN1s MINsTRRIA
Monday evening, April 2tth. and every evening dur
Ing tile week. The great company in great pro-
E!sm!ne The Hotel d'AfHauc: The surp,is9s; Fa5.y,
EF,cnrt &c Doors opnn 1T Z, to commence at
O'Clock. Boz once open ttom ID to 2. u. and from
Sto3P.M.
anEsu-lw X T. lnEttl:stS AernE.
, 1865-04-25

New York Weekly Bank statement.
NEW ToRK, April n.
, 1865-04-25
:F0unu.

TOT5ND-On Thursday, me 2oth 4
have W calling y 2ua 2u.a:ert sps2u5f9lt
, 1865-04-25

PxnsoxA1.-T. Buchanan Read. the painter and
poet arrived in thus city on Sunday laet with his
lady. He Is the guest Of r. Gregg, Esq, No. 47s
, 1865-04-25

DERSONAL-Everybcdy ;sll anilot. Ct:
ed VIII olsea..s OF ,nen = i:e5; 5a11< a.
ter, Rsuewer, SC. 70 nss p. n an9 I'D i:
c.sss. Plcs 81 ceats per pox dr-es seas y alAas
eG5. % q BOZ 3SS5. CHICAGO, u, = :9ent HS9'
III Rando; ;ph at:eet vho1eaa1a AUG ''"'
IT,. &.h~
, 1865-04-25

co to the Besl.-&3o to iBryant d stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical bustnesE education, or to become a cood
Telegraph Operator. Address {cnclostng stamps}
tor ctc1larR, 8HYANT d STnArroK, Chicago. III.
, 1865-04-25

WANTED-.For the Government
~ In tho Quartezmaster.s Department, et st
Louis, Leoctess 1t Us per month and 1atons; Team
ste1s at 40 re3 Month anu rat1o1s. Free transport
alton turnisted tro11 Chicago, Illinois For inis5el
laf1Imatien apply At the 0Gve.ntaeat onces, 1314
5cuth Water street, Chicago Ill.
rhlg-ot--*F VII ITAN ATT f1~~"-1"~eT' = ar-r'
, 1865-04-25
ANEEJSEnH ENTS.

EOTICE-Duying Artemus Wards season In Chica-
20 no carriages will be allowed 10 CONE uearer Smith
4. h hixnn1a Hall than Calumet.
, 1865-04-25

nFEDICAL..-MR. ARTEMUS
ltI WARD-hr DEAR Fn1kND.-You asS me what
l think OF yohr Lectures. answer. that do
NJ vile commenced taking item csw years ago. and
shC Is now able 10 manage her lH.lEB, and also
her ncgAhors' affairs. Please send bog OF your
lettpfe3. AMOS SKINNER, Chicago.
, 1865-04-25

NOTICE TO HACK3IEk -T1nckraen who convey
tatumcnt 1t Smith l. Eixous HILL, will place their
raees that their horses beads will pont to Eart.s
IA different direction This order to remain In force
during the Mormon season.
, 1865-04-25

ApoET EA1TEnr-Major General Alfred Sully.
who is In this city attending to Official business
yesterday morning dispatched 10 hfs headqusrterss
squad Of thirty six Canadian ponies, designed
Tor d battery Of prairie guns. Experiuucc has
demonstrated that Auerican horse. are tmpracti.
Tef1ni Eion vn. ooatued for tho purchase Of these
, 1865-04-25

wv FAEn-FAnA HuusE.-LadIcs interested
In tho Farm House" department Of the Fair, ere
requested 10 meet at the paflors OF the First Bap-
tfst Church. at II p. m., for the purpose OF max
Ing articles Of costume, and arranging other de-
, 1865-04-25
EQ KkNte

ITO RENT-A Cctssge Containing
Il sevcn rpors, with we'll and rtstern water o.
lackson. wrst Of Hoynest Inquire " MG5. D.
PRAtTS Intelligence Otnce. lao South Clark.st.
arr.5utg-lt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-20
Gsnsral intelligence.
bv Mad 10 ths Asp YorS fun /

GLSEBAL SrlNNgR reports that ny 10 Fndsy last
,Lo nh ?, Luuhor 81 National banks sutbar,sci
and syn7 procured q e necessary papers are 900
Tux returns r1m ~ citea and town. In this
S'afo, giving tbe vote on the AInor.. lent 20 the
state CunsttuIou show tue mai 4lty b. DO l53 u
favor ni the Amendment, beng ,lSS for il TO 4,il6
against,
ADUpAL PEARSo- informs the Navy Department
that sttompta have 'een made by rebel ~ 'npnth!z-
ers ~ construct tOrpsdOo1 10 tho vicinity - PanR-
ms ~ h'o-rr- up the nlted SRtes nsval vssacls
IN the harhor of 'hat town, tut heir plana have
been irulTsted
Tho Government las iyed Information from
Madrid that tAo Sacramento has ach Il Ferron,
spaiu, and ioiied the Niagara In w..el NJ Ito
RE- 81 rsm SppewHll, THIS ensures ~" hloka1o
n. his rrduubtAblc rebel cruiser, which the SiAg-
ara alone M, 1t ~, ave 'ern smAtch for.
NASSAU, suce tao fall n Wilmington, p-asen,s
very dali and Gloomy appearance. lIuud~eda Of
s@shup2 mon and isborors arc o',t Of employment,
and many oi the stlTcSe eepers have become bank
upt TIE BRUSH Custom-H luso officers, who
we're lat ~ a, busy er ntug lesrancos 10 block
sdc.rInrers are nov idle.
lnp great Billiard tournament for the Cham
pioushlp II toe STATE of Mass ichus tts was sh.
ed On Satur lay q Boston. William A. Toin
having beaten az lis oIponelta soyon in numoor,
is the Champion elect lntil tho last game Mr.
ToUin and NJ a., X, Wi!mGrth stood six game,
eauh Tie latter iuuei Itely hall uscd f6r sl-
other contest which muIs take place in tou.
months.
o, the lGth q March, 1861, or twelve DAYS af,sr
the first iusug OF Pre- .don' Lincoln, Colone
Swan, nov an Guyurnor lemons Sta1, mado
bet of orc hundred dollars that Mr.. lincoln would
he again elected President in 1854 The money raa
pad over n the ith instant, the day Of Mr.. Lin
co'l's seconI Inauguration On the followiut lay
Mr SWAN pr posed n The same party 10 let ono
hundred dollars that Mr. Lincoln would he elected
ior ne thrd term 10 lst5 lh9 wager vas taken
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