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The New York herald., 1865-12-09
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Suicide by Taking Laudanum.

Suicide by Taking Laudanum.
AN MrEpfnEkr IN ms SPEECH ONE OF THE oAusrs
WHICH TMPELLED HIN TO COMMIT sUICIDE-A
LADY IN rHE CAsE-ToUoHIHG LETTER.
Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest at the house
Of William Brett No. 10 Market street, the body OF
Alfred Frederick Keenan,, who committed suicide by
taking laudanum, Deceased, who was a man OF tenn
perate and steady habits had been in the employ Of Mr.
Brett, tailor for the last four years He bad an i'm
pedment In his speech 10 such extont that IL pre-
vented him from mngling in society. On Monday he
took twenty dollars and started in pursuit OF doc
tor who had advertised in OF the daily papers
nouncing his ability TO stammering. Keenan, did
not find the DOCTOR and returned dshearencd and low
spirited Besides this inHrmty deceased was dcvotedly
attached 10 young lady but Judging from letter writ
Ten just before his DEATH the attachment not fully
reciprocated. On Wednesday night keenan, retired 10
his room and swallowed dose OF audanum, alto which
ne stretched himself on bench, in preference lying
on ped, and the following morning he was found dead
Deputy Coroner Thomas Robinson, H. d. made post
mortem examination on the body, and found quantity
OF tncturc of opium in the stomach. In tho Doctors
opinion this caused death, and the jury rendered yer
Diet TO that effect Below will DO found copy OF letter
written by deceased and addressed to VIM. Brett, rs
Market street.
BkLLA, BELLA, BsrrA-Goodhy,. goodby. oh, think Of
me when yon pray a. ihe suicide that had
e you happy. Oh Bella, Bella my 'ssi dying wish
wv %a T ssss sss 1 s ss s
that the spirits those departed may watch the welfare
OF dear ones In this world will watch and
hsps we p meet the better life that TO come
u G ~h the r
mans love, oh breathe plying prayer for poor miser.
able suicide whose WISH whose only dying thought
Was Of your haPnnsss 50 farewell long last farewell
kiss ON my brow when am dead: cold worldly kiss hut
kiss OF sympathy for who loved you. Goodby May
all the blessed angels watch guard FRED
oh, II l could only kiss you before die.
Perhaps what few clothes have for burying
II not pitch into the and let be buried
have lived like dog but forget that for four
you have had an English gentleman living In your house.
FRED
See that the Bella il delivered once FOR II II
not Il Will not be- imaginary creaky boots that will be- heard
ON the landing.
Deceased was twenty years OF age and native Of
England
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More About the Southern Sympathizers
in Great Britain.
FULL LIST OF THE ENGLISH SUBSCRIBERS
Who Paid the Calls and Received In
terest and Who Did Not.
OF SOME OF THE SUBSCRIBERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec 8, 1866.
Some doubts having been expressed TO the authen-
tiey Of the list previously published Of OF the sub
scribers to the rebel loan in England, complete
list given below Of the bondholders borne the rebel
books at the payment OF the last interest," about Novem
Der, 1854 This list also shows whether that payment Of
interest was received or not by each individual
The bonds vary in amount from $3.50 to 81 900 each
II Is reported that about $500 600 in Of the orig
inal three millions surreptitiously placed the
London market by the rebel agents.
will be recolleced that Delane OF the London Times,
and others denied that they subscribers this loan
The denial may be accounted for by the fact the list
shows that they did receive the last payment OF in
terest; their may have been entered
their influence without calling upon them for subscrp-
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THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Our Montreal Corresponden nee.
MONTREAL Dec q. 1895

,.
PRESIDENTS mEss,GE.
The annual Message Of the President OF tho United
States is SO important on this continent that, even
Canada IL comes by telegraph
To-day the leading papers Of this city publish the Mes
sage in full No Message has been eaaeriy read
here than this one for expected to see In il sgnih
words in regard interests and the relations OF
the United States with the mother country.
The opinion OF tho people Of Canada Of the Message is
that able the question OF finance and that 10
difuse, without being definite. on the three points OF
policy towards Mexico and France and Great Britain
The Message, thought is framed with great care in
regard to expressions Of policy and very well written
On the entire the policy Of the rniied States regarded
pacc and the people OF Canada have good hopes OF
living in peace for the coming year Of 1896
FAMILY
are living in this CITY, and in poor circumstances IL
onsists Of Mrs Howell Miss Howell and .'wiy" Dayis
Margaret Davis il at the Sacred Heart Convent and
young JET Davis Is at the college at Lenoxvillc.
The family, while living Richmond square, in this
city, visited, by Coonels johnson aud sutherland
an Captain Richardson Of the late rebel army, who
showed great respect To the family OF their chef and
are described as genticmany men. &C.
Owing to the sudden fall to nothing of the rebel paper
money the family found themselves i've thousand COL
lars less in funds than they expected 10 be- and were In
consequence very much strateued IN meaDs--so much
that they had 10 leave house where the charge for
living small, to go into another one where II was
still smaller
Mrs Howell is a fine old woman of sixty four yerrs OF
age, tall and stately Miss Howell Is dnc tall young
woman quite Southern in look, &c She Is rather tall
TO look we'll
Master william Davis Is a fine boy Of four yoars or
more age He looks little like his father the noso
promising TO be aquilao His forehead isavery good
one
OF Miss Margaret Davis and Master jefferson very
little Is In this city They arc both described a.
fine children the girl being nine years OF age and the
boy about seven, the latter resembling his father IA
some features
Az may be imagined, the family very warm on the
matters OF the late rebel The Young lady par
ticulary so; and the two bows, with boysh bodness,
speak very freely and and then indulge In little
ebutons OF anger. saying what they would do u tney
we're men &c In regard u ;his, willy one day
placed row OF apples table, aud with violent
sweep Of his hand sent Them al rolling the door.
shouting mt the time, That's the way would
make tho Yankees ly y
All the family attend the Episcopal church, going 20
the cathedral (the fashionable church bercL
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NEWS FROM LOUISIANA.

Proceedings OF the Legtsinturc-Rcpu-
dfatfon OF Messrs. Hahn and Cutler
United States Senators-Indign r n ation
Against Governor Wells, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 8, 1896
The Louisiana House of Representatives have passed
the Senate resolution against she recognition Of Messrs
Hahn and Cutler United States Senators from Lou
sana.
special committee OF the House reported against the
constitution Of 1854 and presented bill for the calling
of a convention on the 4th Of January next
Governor Wells sent message to tho Legislature that
he would be naugurated at three O'Clock; but he failed
to make his appearance at tho appointed time on the
plea Of indsposition. His created much ndig
nation as he fixed other day for the inau guraon
To-day Hon Randall Hunt was elected United States
Senator and the other Senator viii probably be elected
Friday.
The receipts Of cotton falling on at Shreveport
Tho Gazette says that preparations being made for
planting cotton that good crop may be raised next
season.
The parish Of st. Johns, Louisiana, will yield twelve
hundred hogsheads OF sugar this year.
The price OF land in the interior OF Louisiana is look
ing up.
The steamer Mississippi, from New York, has arrived
Passengers who left New York on the 3oth ult arrived
here this morning via Mobile.
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Responsibility or the CITY Government
for the Condition OF the streets.
suPRKhE CUuHT-VIEoUIT'

Before Judge Mullen and Jury.
WIN. r. Taf,uve ps ne Cooperation Of Ne,o Tmk.-An
action for damages was broush, by the plaintiff against
tho city authorities for injuries 10 his carriage and horses
BY running into cavity In Ninth street, on the sth OF
last December The damages claimed amounted to
saoe IS. Tho complaint sct forth that the accident
which caused the loss wholly owing TO the caress-
mess OF tho Mayor Aldermen and commoRalty Of the
city ,,,.,. a., .. ..s.,
bid for the negligence OF their employees TO keep
tho streets a all times 10 all places IN perfect repair aud
lint they had not been properly notified Of the defect
complained OF In Ninth street.
The Court instructed the jury from the evidence pre-
scped in the case nnd verdict for the plaintiff 10
the full amount claimed which was accordingly rcurnce
by them.
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Habeas Corpus Case in TeSns-The Writ
Respected by General Gregory.

.
The Telegraph Of the lst instant reports the arrest by
General Gregory OF NJ Elmore late colonel IN the
army on the charge Of using dogs 10 catch ncs and
falsely Imprsonng him. The plea Of Colonel Elncrc r
that the dogs used to track unknown thief, who
proved be tho negro that caught Colonel Elmore
was released upon giving heavy bail.
writ OF habcas corpus served on General
Gregory, who respected IL but asked extension until
January Is TO 10 H. that he might receive In
s,ructons from Washington in regard 10 the matter
Al Jefferson Texas the head Of the Red river naviga.
,on there are twelve thousand bales Of cotton hsnd
and about twenty thousand more TO come In
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The Lowering OF the American Flag at
Warrcnton Navy Yard.

On the 1stnst wc noticed the death Of William Con-
way the sailor who refused to lower the United States
flag on tho occasion Of the seizure OF warcnton Navy
Yard by the rebels II stated that he had refused s
the orders OF Lieutenant r. b. Rsnshaw Mr.. Rcnshaw
has called Al the HERALD once 10 deny this assertion, and
70 submit three several adayiss TO chow that he 10
much abused man. One Of these poeisivsy states that
shaw was nowhere near The naEete6 ~ the Muse
Another adsvi sates that Renshaw gave She order 70
haul down the Aag, and Expressed regret - 4oins %
This statement made W fellow rebel Who tstes ecca
sion 70 say q good word for himself We give ~. Ron
shAwis varSi0u at iae ovu aupAfant vAlua
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.yersey CITY News.

rousp DRowsEp Coroner Kerten Of jersey CITY,
held an inquess yesterday afternoon the body Of
man who fell overheard and was drowned At the IOsg
Dock, on Monday evening Deceased ~as apparently an
emsranA about thirty years Of aga Averdic' OF ioa0o
drowned was rendered
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ASormsa RlnRcAp Ace1pRSr--A train on mc fecnS
Pekn and Jackronville road Was thrown from sne W.
burned The bagvsec car was burned togesher WIN tns
mails ana exprecs psckasss -CyWssNWsk Gass06 AyA
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McGsseoR, lows, Dec. Q, 1895. !
nre this morning consumed tho Post onnce, McGre-
gor House, Mozart Hall and somc wooden buildings on
the opposite side Of the street Loss es,imAssS ~
alOQ.00O. luauyapoe HnhnewA
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REPORTED SUSPENSION OF GRAIN OPERATIONS
DISASTROUS fIREs-FENIAN BALL, ETC.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1895.
Business or all kinds has been very quiet tho only
excitement being the report on Change today that
several wheat operators have been forced TO suspend
payment
Thanksgiving Day passed or very quietly, except with
the ro nend who held high carnival yesterday and las
night Abont ono O'Clock yesterday the new Free VIII
Baptist church was totally destroyed only about ono
hour after u had been dedicated There several
other fires during the day. bat tho most extensive ono
happened about three O'Clock this morning, by which
i've hcuscsfrom 24o TO 257 south Clark s,reet-were
consumed and about twenty families rendered house
less most Of them losing their entire furniture and caus
ing a loss Of about sixty thousand dollars
The Forences drawing larger houses than ever in
Chicago.
The Of Judge Higgins against ths Chicago Tme,
for libel, was given TO the jury this morning
The Fenisns are 70 have grand ball this evening,
which promises 70 be great succesA
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Perils OF skating-six Persons Drowned.
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. g. 1855.
Charles Shaw, his wife and only child were drowned
while skating on Pleasant Pond In oroville, to-day
Three sons OF Mr. Bunker Of franklin were drowned,
on Thursday In pond while skating.
The river this place closed with Ice and nsviga
tIon ls srspended
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Suicide OF the Treasury Agent At Mobile.

Daniel l. Gibbons, OF Boston, Treasury Agent at Mo-
bile, committed suicide by cutting his throat on the "a
inst.
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REPORTED SUSPENSION OF GRAIN OPERATIONS
DISASTROUS rIREs--FENIAN BALL, ETC.
CuroAco I)cc a 1egb
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~ a,ou " 70 .uu uyt hhoN tiht ie La eoustfhty
lc.u mat the Stt'o " ha1 Deen laist 70 nei
oui u 10y I'm Nlth W. otit4 tatc- lh feuelIoh
ssains, We 9oN eihmeht a. nave never heaia
huh Soy ~. gu tpyAe q ms aninbiiity toHafus
ts ssrN ani,-on Egu ever mere Of his shooting AM
~ nav nstIu o. " nave no doubt Oi ita truth
lIesJ iia' MS teiVAnt was obst eporguii that lie
oIVeie1 bIs s,r tht 10 DO something which he not
ylY ,ieuse 70 ~ but start "a 70 20 sWav IT. iuul
nsu ~ Fuu WIN nun. ana he thOutht H' SoUid
suV r Ih W ul'htth MIN Leafc MIN say 20 M
~ ~ sil' uhii zone" here IN We calt OF ne zee
" 70 on ever lenr an' thtnr % ,hr servant having
ss N''h cur tOihD' a ] 40 not thInk yea
w lnut ht'-i lui It+' Hht iht u'ttc''
~ N." n'nl thHi M 'eN ..'' ht Nn' broken ~
a. sLN ~ No he tI.t u " = hCaL-No4ll
~. iyi -pose oi .Ni.if .h. rl rs '"7 hiIis'H IN
I.pHlllph 70 Tue pic' %. W Ihistt itioh-lld
Ineip = nlih.eH VI Hh '''e.'e \, - a.,
ine.ef heard Inn fpll 'f'r 'H ri ~ orncsitOh 20
We t. Adn mist alton except WITH reference " the
'Pat0h Ioi
TLaIusOt Oh JON, g. r,toVp.ps
a.. ~. A.. , ,,.,...r. - -, 49,, d,
A" S,,"n' ~ ,t.. w ~, y. " ie-'ae ~. AZ
y. ~ "; n, ,,'Fl, :, ~ Uh' ,''r 'ounN 'l1 YOU
IL !" i .e -" r. ', az ''',"''VVI 70 ihs.
1,, LUZ ."I'n -; r. ~ '''uD'I VI
No'tnnit'. .EL +. ~. 'ttc'1 'Iuo ~ 1"fl
~ .J't.i' n,',. 5.OI.'t h.h ~. il,u W. Al %
nn y, it,1 u "s 'I.c 'iNNAt,l vl'h t,i' nlrn
,Noih' =, ID ~ n"t,. VOW ana What
.,,, H. a., . -. ~ " ~. ~ nc u. Lhsi,-
Nuun9. ~ y ''t,DDI iIi eult ',Feut. -r,nr
~ ~ ~ - 49, ,''' o,' su "a; " lrn "
,;ucon T. think he iro,,ght r. lr,.eT ron, .o,nr
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Expedition Up the Roanoke.

HcshinJ'oH, Nay 20 Admiral bradford Of the
North Atlantic blockadinr squadron, turushc- .ntl-
lifencc Of n succes,ful expedition up the Roanoke
river n g., By the Joaco Valley City and picl:, boat
number :, which sncccelcd "a eaptlrng the steamers
Cotton Plant, Fisher aud Dslv. and a.. enc ines Of
Cushne's torpedo boat and another rebel craft. The
vessels "ere laden with slaves coru 81 b.gs OF cot
ton " e5o- Of gool aud barrels OF brandy The ga
r. EDITION ALEC broul hi OF 20 bales Of cotton found ON
the banks fine uvcr lhc Rosnoko In. loon cleared
VI ohstrrctlons, and nam, GU OF irs. sunk by the
fchcls, rniscd. a large qunA ~ u Confederate
cotton 0. stored away along the baut. Of the river,
anl VIII To- captured The rbol naval station at
'aliin has been taken po.sor.ion oi Nv oar iorc,,
aud will rc hcld gndl fu-thc- order.
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Cnttle Market.

Brrrs HFAn, May %, 1855.
Bs,r's.-'Ihe market opened to-day with 3,2G7 bull
Looks on sale consisting mainly OF fair Ilinoi, three
and four year old steers. Az regards prices We have
nearly repetition Of Last Mondays business for the
hNl. of transactions to-day although are informed
o' droyers and brokers that wing 10 the
NeAtheT picer lea GAtsAct tory than the dale
Of our last report. Butchers, however confess their
range higher than last week and that they have bald
~ high as lag cents to-day Tor reeves which were
offered at IN cents At last weeks opening such
extreme price, might have been paid for a few frst
s-lectons but aIo the fret few opening hourr prices
fell within the range OF lSal1c, with occaslonall,
sale at llsl>c. Trade hss been slow all dAy aud AZ
more cattle are expected tomorrow predict dull
week, and another 'black eye" Tor the market
ShseD.-This branch OF the market il extremely
dull the various yards being oversize ked, while lev
buyers are IN tho mar ket. Sales are heing effected
to-day at Sage tot sheAIed. ard los allie Tor nm
sheared. Lambs are also dull, at from 5 uas 10
AU1e.-Ihis branch Of the market Is slso liberally
supplied, and prices aTe quoted at Sayc tUr common
anu g5sc for eXtnas " Nf
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New NoEE, MAY %, 1866
shipping qu,ii,ies Of hay have slightly improved
since our report Of Tue-d'y, owing W the greatly in
crcued demand, sale being made TO-DAY at % p-s
100 Retail lots are In all demand sud AZ the mar
ket 10 LITERALLY supplied with thi. quality, price, Al
soihts hAl lower with tc- At DIAL ~. Looee hay II
abundant, hut In mall demand. owing 10 the blgb
hgure At which It 10 held. Silnw h In good demand
Corn veiy -carce AMI % better, with slcs ~ ia
- ior mixed Nes.eiu, 50 for yellow ui,ed Ard ~
10y round yellow. Rye - ~ better demand al 81 Tor
western, and 4-a92 Tor stale. Oats are IN better
supply, at cu1ci p.icvs Canada selling aiI4tal. e,
AMI W, tom a. 55a.C. NhCu has advanced H. pr
bushel red Western seus NJ o., amber MesteIn
Att 10.
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The StOneWall.
No Complaint Against the cuban Auihori
lirs.

UoshiH0ton, hIy 26.-llie niloving on ial state
meni ~ mrdc In connection sith tie suthorilo an
nouucemcIt of ia. t,ot tia, tho inElrscn' ram
S,oncsall he's Internationally slIrrcnjsn'd to tine
spanish authorities ~ Havana via; The conduct or
those anthorite. upon the occasion iuIi,ous dig
n'h't, nnd Ia cntir" conformity with amity tou trd
the ntcd states. Auv mornup'a-y n.tIur. which
may have heretofore been enter 4iu,S to the d,
cisiOn ct the Captain, General OF Cubs IN the matter
has tAus been Disposed oil sstlsiacio ill.,
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Wv dudst Advocate iiOi'-Q. VIA. ir Nour profess
SOU t"il- lOr at iaN, q, Stutr whether o..
ho1' on the tlI which Iecchtlv osVugfrd IN Canada
~ 81 rtAln nuenduts known the -. Adams ruders
f"u hpr h'l ~ council Tor the government Of the
,"'''N Stsies A, hal charye ot IN, matter tor
Va ""'ti uncut ui thr nito.i StHus. q. StAtr
Ehtlhel "a the peIIIrmsucr OF your prole..onnl
IiNH'f lut- e. Won mAio the loluAinthnce OF Jacob
iuo'np.oh' W.. ',cagy, G., G.. & tt. George v SGn-
ders ana o.hrrH that clique A / Eryv th,-. nor.
sons y, ,nol' i'llt po'utrd out to me dRr. rhey
N,.v Nvu a. ohctis at the Confederate tloNs m
70 ,Nr..lrt mo- functions, ald recognized each
otnei uSVo' u,lhNH 10 lot thigk / sHH Mr. Thomp-
soh more lhah once, | .sW NJ & & CLAY du RUG
M cary part 81 ID" pro'ecdngS y most daily and
MI SAhdeIs dullhg the VbOiu OF the period Mr.
S.elll' Nholh you luehhUuvu, cav 10 know at q
later P'riod, when he Was examined as A Witn.ss on
the part OF the tlthd nts. q. Did e rppr,e,nt In
ms l'uluonS on ihdt lri', tuat the. PERSON. were
engaged IA the Couieie ate sarNic. aud that this
Ia.l Nas made under tue Authority VI The ConiedeIai,
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NiW oak- Nav rs. 1865.
Osins TO the late unfavurahlc weather. but little
sctiyity has prevailed In TIL market since our a.s
report, and The market hns ruled little hrncr, with
at 9jc ot shpp,n' aud Osi ~ for prime lots
Tor rCtlN TIA! nee exc tlC 4u0tAtlOLs ~ t9s
time OF cur visitns the market this morning, pUt
vi'h the returt 4 favorable weather II d sntcipated
that .hpmcn NE sil affect prices later in the dsy.
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wboicss.e Prices of couutr, Produce.


NV OH. " tdnPftty, May u IS5b.
In reviewing the transactions IN this market dur.
Ing the past week, find tina, the gradual downward
movement Of prices has continued AMI our today's
IMPORT Of several Of the leading articles viii show
lsree decline their respective values Butter IN.
der the Influence n decreased dem.nd and IN IN.
creased furply has, IN instances been reduced
tom 9aii TO 2sssn cents, while nearly evcry Frads
hes fallen ssio cents per pound Cheese II also IN
ue loSet. bu' hN no: uttered ~ much ~ butter
Nin' to light arrival Fsr. arc also materially
lover owing TO heavy riyals Gud le.ssned dems,d
Stao ese. helns quoted At :i.a25cc against 26aoT
last week. Poutrv, both live and dressed r. higher,
owing to diminished supply. Dressed meats OF ali
descriptions are loser. The following are the lste.,
nnninI Inns
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domestic Markets-v Lolesals Price. urea.

. NEw fnEA, SLrUaDAI, MAY -, 1885,.
tEe, 70 java 32siJ St. Domingo, gold, lgslgi
kio lar; RIO, air to FOOD. sUa2i
Cotton, ib.-Aid. New Orleans -s4g MID Upland,
Domestic goods, varf shifting, blcl'd. l5s42s.
she'H brow q, lJsJI's bieached, l5aiziv Drilling
on.n, 77sSt DO othes JOa55; fiannel. 4Oass
tiih' ,lst-pry cod. 75., 10; PICK DO Dbl, . %
AZ ~ Dry scale s6ss %; iiC.. samou l. 81 Ooa
g ~ Asio e. l. BAY, - 'SaI " HerTins. i, bo1.
Flow and s.aL bbl.-G.ne,,.e, ext, 2b.y 50.
Ohio, c. TO f. 2beI ~ Georsetorn. Ooa9 ~
s s.I :, to En- . iSs, ., Missouri s7S.ll -
meal 4V.l %: DO Is, .ndySine. "ON'i 70 w corn
Fymt,-Rasins, ben, { Goa -: Layef, boz, "a.
70 Cuirans., AK Almonds .la2G. DO shelled.
Gyd,,, bu't.-wheAt III. rb. oOsg 2o Car. di.n
Club 5Oal 80; Rye -Oa =; Coin,y.s s5agG; Bar.
Western, bIa5b ''sfe
Lunbsr -O.f logs and plsnts, per NJ, COa7s Eat,
spsnes u ~Al> =" etsvo'' hhe-' Gysi " do btl'..
ho'aa..., 0si;- Orleans, syaI Oo Porto R,so.
sS na.i Cuba Mus. +st0 cuba eYed. s5s40.
60 Palm, d. llsis Lin'd city, bal 20 Whale.
PrOr's crs.,bseL u. jbs locals W. Do n.
y !; ,5 m.I9i ,.I FORK Se.T neg nominal n mess
Cheese, common % choice lsl7.
SprS. 3ss hleohol, -. ,tA y; Brandy, ora
ie. <ih, C0a9 81; sICrol, -5ai 90 Am. pure 2 So
Am, an a. a q; Wh..teY A., is7as ~'
Suesv, 1.-New Orcsns a.: ditto clarified
A.; Porte Rice, IL EGl4t Brazil, brow lO,,al0E
White, lbaltF stusTiA' loaJ, 1874. Stugrts less
crushed IN stuart ptaAuatsd. 10; STUART
ground lST STUART Whte-A ~. stusrts c,
Tobacco. -ken.ucky Ga9u; Cubs, duty PAID ia
81; st. DoIninEN tol bond Gal.: htysna, duty
paid! s0aa 0o Connecticut 1AsO.
Ho0L b.-Am. FAR. &C., Ts41I. Am r. r. n,
IAt+ Am. X and p, Ne G1a7O. Am. Va IN
tes5I Sup. eI. pulled, 6lsls No /, pulled tis65
son akin O5al "; Gunpo~ den and Iup. ~ al s.;
htsetidnsous-R 10 10. Fact India dressed,
; OhlU salt, luTk's Island lush a. /
erpooL sack. Al 90; Castle ,osp pr lb, l6alvt
HopA crop 1868, tuagO "a 30, Hsi Hay, llV lhs
orth River U Candles, city, J5s3i"
Old EYES ma.,e N.u. .i,hou, snec,neIs.-
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EuWt> " SiANroN.
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Warrington, AIJ -s.-Il ls'e orici Vi the War
department. that Ia . eases Of s,at'u,c- b. militia
~ t7nunals Of imp. souu,erl during the NIL. that
the Saltenc"s be- reunited sad the rrlsoucrs dischare
I'd aHhes II mart 10 number OF dc'est,rs Who we're
sent 70 the Dry Io.tue.s q punirhneut 10Y their
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Served Out Their Time.
Discharge OF rIi Military Prisoners ser
fenced for the War

Washington Nay 2I.--'rho following order haa lust
hecn Issued from the War lcpartnent "That In all
cases Of sentences hy military trlupal. Of huprison-
rnent during the vaT, the seateuc, be remt,ed and
that the prisoner. H. discharged The Adlutsu' Gem
erL will issue Immediately the n'ct-sar, INSTITUTIONS
to carr this order into "areI.
~ oruce ot the pesidcut.
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Doctor OF Medicine. rhai Nh - mailed nee on ir,
ceipt II ten cent?. AddressE. b. fOOTE, ". d. No
lliU Broadway, New York. 1920
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