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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
The College Of William and Mary

Extract from letter dated Williamsburg Va ssptom-
her p, 1858.
While at Williamsburg visited the
old site of the college Of William and
Mary. The block and walls and dis
mantled buildings attested too plainly
that war had made here. its track Ttln
1861 the buildings most Of them new,
and the grounds were IN excellent Or
der, and the institution was considered
in a. PROSPEROUS condition. The main
building was burned in lS62by stragg}ers
from the 5th regiment of Pennsylvania
Cavalry-so the citizens allege-and
since then the various dwellings and
| their ot.t-lfouses have been burned or
pulled to pieees by soldiers in the United
States service. These Things are 70 be
| expected in such times,
| In conversation with Mr.. Benjamin
S. Ewelf, President of the College, a
/ great deal of reformation was politely
and kindly given M al the anseceaenaa
of this venerable institutio." Vi te 20 aS,ti-
| II IS next 10 Harvard in poin. ,rlsr
guilty, 1893 being the date of its cha. w.
Among its alumni we find the names OF
| Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, John
Marshal, and q host of other celebrities.
tt is the general belief here that aid will
be given by the Northern people to the
| rebuilding of this College, the losses of
| which amount to some so, 900, and en-
| terrain and encourage the same opinion.
| ----~ ~>--
"sPREAD EAeLEl'-Judge Kelley, at
thesrecent wool-growers' convention in
Philadelphia, spread himself in the fol-
lowing hifalntin style:
~ do not want war but let the lion
of England shield herself under the wide
wings of the eagle of Austria, and daily
with the lily of France, and bring to as
sist them the fleets of the world, and we
will turn loose the fleet that is gathered
in the back creek of League Island, and
we will lick them all. Yes, gentlemen,
let me say in parenthesis that League Is
lands now the naval station of the iroit-
| elads of the nation, and that without
dissenting vote, because, in looking over
our vast coast, the Secretary of the Navy
could find no other deep fresh water
shelter for these floating bnlwarks of the
nation.n The same speaker also defiantly
proclaimed ~ flout.. the Stars and
Stripes against the banners OF the
!. world ~
A daughter of Vieuxtempts, the vio-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
ID E COM ANY fsH&
STEAMER "EOLUS,p


NoRToLk AND PORTSMOUTH TO FORT MONROE
EASTERN SHORE, MATHEWS COUNTY,
t;f.0uCEsTER AND YORKTOWN.
The New snd Fast ateamer "E0LUS,n Captain p.
named places on the 9th SEPTEMBER.
Pbis Steamer will leave the Government hart, Nor
tlh DAILY, t6la and Portsmouth at o'clock. A. A.
MONDAY, wRDSE spAY AND FRIDAY,
fOr Cherry stone--evefy Hs##
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
Tor Mathews and Gloucester counties and Yorktown,
touching at Old Point going aud returning each trip
This Steamer connects with the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company Steamers LOUISIANA" and "ApE-
LAJDE," for Baltimore, end the Steamers "TH0MAS
CoLLYBR" and "cIfY OF RICHMOND for City Poiu
and Richmond.
Through tickets sold on this Steamer to Baltimore,
City Point Richmond aud her connections.
This Steamer IL especially adapted 10 the service in
which sho has been engaged being very Fast (aying
made the trip in III hours less than any steamer the
rontel, having Fine Accommodations and il noted
excellent 6ea Boat and will make her trips regardless of
the weather.
For freight passase apply to the clerk OF tho Stean
er, or at the Office of the Company.
FAME:
Fare to Old Point. 5Oc,
Fare 10 Mathews, Gloucester Yorktown aud
II ~
Fare from eheirystena, Mathews SAL HubtSs.
counties and Yorktown to Baltiinnrr..,, Oh
s4E" a. . RiahpiGnd,4s. / To-
Ih0a. ii. W EDB,
senld-tf Agent.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09
I MPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

THIS OLD AND ESTABLISHED
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CO.,
So we'll and $, favorsbly known 10 the Public rs the
NJ. N. FALLS LINE,
Are now Running their fayorite Steamers
l. q Il | s | A y A,
CAPT. GEO. W. RUSSELL;
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JAMES CANNON;
Il f. o II G T. A n A,
CAPT. P. Rs0N.
They cave the Government Wharf, Norfolk, daily at
as O'Clock and High street Wharf, Portsmouth, at 1
o'clock, r. NJ, for Baltimore, touching At Old Point.
These Steamers carry the u g. Mai, and Adams Express
Freight and for freight and passenger accommodations
unsurpassed.
Passengers taking these Steamers arrive in Baltimore in
time connect with the early trains TO Washington ana
all D ,nts North and West
Through tickets be procured these Steamers fol-
Washington Philadelphia, New York, aud all ponta
North and West.
Baggage checked TO all points free OF charge, and spe
eiai attention given 10 their delivery
These Steamers run In connection with the celebrated
Steamers THOMAS C0LI.YER and NJ. MARTIN, of the
Norfolk and Richmond Line.
ANY information desired will be heerfuy given hy the
Clerks of the Steamers application Ia the office
the Company in Norfolk.
~ Be sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE.
TH0S, H. WEBB, Agent.
augl9-tf Norfolk, Va
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

We published ON Saturday a brief sy-
nopsis of iarson Bronlow's message. in
" hich he treats us 10 another chapter of
his strange views, i'll The Usual bittersiy le.
The tone Of the document is singular for
Il state paper, and like all OF his writings
is wanting i'll dignity. The following
are the most salient points in the mes
sage, and are of interest:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-09

A daughter of Vieuxtempts. the vio-
linist, has made her debut in opera, -
, 1865-05-18
SieEktr Ccffsx nnd Party on tho NnF
IKE Farewell Last Evening,

The sometime contemplated Journey OF Hon.
Schuyler Co.E11, Speaker ef the Uouee of Repre-,
ecA1atiyes OF the United 4t1tes, to the mining
regions OF the great West, te begun. The party
is On its wsy. The departure from Chicago was
tuken "Wednesday evening.
Mr. Colta1 left his home, in South Bead. in the
morning, taking The 81 o'clock rain. At the de-
pot IT. .ratp wat tur1ounded hy a large coucourse
ofpecple. all Of them pressed eagerly forward to
bid him "pcod hye." A. Lapofte = large n1mber
had slso aEeemh:ed. and insisted that the train
Should stop while Mr. Colfax addressed them. he
tects eopnccttd with The development Of tho
Great West,
Last evening the hop.e Of Leus. oov. Bross
wEo assembled in great numbers to BID then
farewell The meeting was M tnlurme! one. An
hour was spent in Eoc,sl converse. VI the end Of
.sie9 ti1ne; Rey: Q. Z. Tidany. .. D.: inp'ored
propr1atc words. Then eamc the shsk1ns OF
hands: aud the parting VAS over Near the hour
Of midnight The party left BY the G. B. 3 Q. r. T.,
tun- The party .cons,sts Of Hon. Schuyler CoifaI,
Ittut. Gov. Etosa, Hon. Sam'l Bowlee, and a. y.
R:chardson, Of the n. 7. Tribune. Gen. aardeld
ple,laas M 1ns Gaeaa III si eae
two.
tret ot Jn1e, and vii ,1ohabiy b. nesca. about
four uonthr. The journey va determined on
some tine sgo 1llpt'ras,ve Of The interest TAX!
IN the 1nattcf BY President Lincoln, ws repeat his
words to Mr. collar on the Eight Of his sssassin-
alton: II nm glcd you are going thtther," said
be to Mr.. Col'sx. 1'Visit all the mtninz regions;
tell the miners I have not forgotten them Ior
this nation from IL great debt; tell them the
Govenmt ut nil do ali i can to hasten lhe devel-
opment Of the ysst wealth bid IN their mountain
ihe soldiers to 70 there. l shall direct emlcfa.
ton 1Aitber There js wealth there for Individual
end natloE. Co. he eonciuaed+ "ana 90 NOT fot,
nte at work fer them"
, 1865-05-18
Illinois and Michigan Lanai.

BRIpoHroRT. May 17-9p.n
c1xAnep-Chan.hon 1ssal1e. 1000 hzls saltl
reer Park No. Utica, lumber, 10 shingles
rman. Mcrrts 10 1t lumber, 70 n shingles:
Gold E.glc, Lasale. ae6 bsls snt'
-A1a1vsD-M. L. Ad.ms No. ., .Lasaie. s,'so on
~.-n Northwest, Lasal1e, 5.6so bu corn; Keg City
.a.;s fon In corn. 500 On rye Energy. joliet 5oQ
a.nre Sa eorn' 1oes c. pors, 7o tn wheat R. E. Goods
100 ba cum senees. Ottawa ~. na eaFn c!yde e
SENECA s.ae bus com; Gen. Resse'ses, seneca: s.os
bu corn Drill. Morris. lsu 10 eoA'' NspSuas'o'sa"'
i IN bu rora, 45eG0 rs sst'Een.
, 1865-05-18
General n otifeS.

ITO! FOR TIE GOLD MINES
IL OF lpAaO. via MISSOURI RIVER-Ao2toppa p
ard Idaho 1af 1 1hs nsT r. e Sn:
tor Fort Benton, Saturday, MeY IN, e. E n la 5
Steamer NARCELLA Eoren Ms.tsr safnsaay: y:ssa7 s9ns
Is ii ose during the mouths Of Aay and 5nos 1s w
nrnsn ,1s mo Fos; ,s T.
s,iyer E!ty. LIST Chance PT1ck1F Pear. Desr Lodge
v.tE'n!s ct Dannock a:y ana a. aa1!a!in:, M cos45s
southeast rnrnsr of Main and Olive Streets Q: JNo
j. ROE CO. Corensnt stEG:t 9ssVssn "a nna SS ~
St Louis Mo, or J. c. W1CKER, eG and ~ ~ sMontn M
WairT trreet. chicsro. mytvss-a4t Athp
, 1865-05-18
STATE u0mEOpA1AIC ASSOCIA-
IlDN.
second Dnyss Procecdinss-AppoIn
u1t Mt OF Officers and Deiegutes-
Adjournment.

r,...x.;.- - r.,,,,,,.,h;. phr.i
iae etate tonfehoou Va oo'9TopA ase 1n5si
edfonrumcn,, thu President, d.. ". G. Anthony,
in The clair.
Aifer prayer q l. =. Veei r. r. e;e;.,a mS @oa aAs
tee en Nfun Hons [spo1n4 ne hs fee
for for e!es1n eHs;n % aae o. '
Etr.t T.G< l1ssld*1t-,N r 6 coose, 1s y M.D'
99ioo 21;s@ w pt+sTtn5~Char!tsW Wooihnn.e Mn.
7Sa zstasurer-L. Pau n b
ec,ag e. srtaaandtna sssrfiorvI 81 Mitchell NJ n
Board Of tfnso1s-R. b. clsrk, n. b; b. 4.
Gol3en, n p 4 ;;6,ss e Sntl \. D.: G. Y. foote'
a. D1Eaats to Mo- jori Siate soeiefy-L, Pratt,
N: :b.., ). w
b.. Z. % Gud,sn oae5td PIE q 10 Tor The hest
pathic p1i trestnent M Of Ltncorshss," open to ali
ss s e e es
g. ee1 an q ssf es ss,ss ss ID ID
isais b.'Eer: :, e' - ~ ' ,
morlaix,ng gtbe legislature to lcga'ize the Homuo.
psthtc Society," the f0e"1Rs nsnss: na1s
g.; K. Z. u. adams, u. b.; g. ?. Bsebe, Y. o.;
v. G. Anthon{, q: T.. n. eTosGs / n,;a a.
u. b. a,,,.,
Aiter reports Of Clinical ssses by several gen
NeEen p1eseLt. The loo&1nk appoin,mtnsa ere .I
made: As ''cbfcf q tnfesu On ! ec'ennac san,
Practice, l.. T. Ober, II: - oes'etrea.. =; L4a.
Apatomy, ). y. Mitchell. b. u: F6gslo PEI. H.
P. Gatcheli, II. y. Cha:nis'IS. k. WMsn, u. y:
At The commes cement o. tao IL ernoon .. ssaon
communications we're rsaa ~ me s6cfetaty Hom
Or. Beebc moved tne appointment q T. Ts1t'.
N. D. T. =. opss' ~, 9ns,;,,ts ~ Hnoco,
as ;sIss g 1nasf at * inr1a The moton pre-
1 pps;ied psid' ~
| Thc following gentlemen volunteered to give
fpec1al reports, upon the Fus3ects namcd. az ine
| next snunhl meeting: A. T. small. 4. y :,
"Theory sud Practice" D. a. Co.ton, n ~.
, 1865-05-18
II Ear, heavy aaa d.el.sd'J J :owsr. Wes-

WmE1I: Eat, heav5 aaa d.tl:sdJ :owsf. Tcs'
'EE4ix-wl eas dull and dsoeplne It si.ss fer MI
W. II: club Z 70 r. pr vtn'eE rsn =. eter1
liz. dn is q .. m,pa'.y .aa1tr. nsr;ry trars= aaa
ncmib.l. ca5& duh ard heasy snd sslcc liver al ss1
;tt n w EaiN Et ste: SC fjs ntw western gel ov
sc 10. o. d e:E ErI-d- Cas- DUH ard Sc ,vtr VI
&c s fa: It rnc:esln: bsa,J at inside :otsttoos
EbcCKF,E3 CeTe. hct,rt. susar dnI GUoa
M.ss"yadu, lcGr!f. He.asez eull,
Pl1H.lEra-EnA auo nontta,..s IS oE ciu1e'
iR,Fisro s-Pork taVi, pn- II "a m: irwet. a.
$500 Il % ttwu ess-uiosine at t2a:5 1rzEl.:
81 N ri IS for Gss dr. casn ann Ieu. er Wsy clcs'
IL at ID 51 catb sci to921 s for plimc, ana SIS ooa
q 10 .or PRIME ne also. 250 nEls 1ex mess. Il y
II ioaef, st $tA @1 20 ios plain mess. ana 80
17so tcr itra uss. Beer aAs scarce sales o1 =,
!Fc jor Shoulders. pnd 15Ea1s1c tor hams. L>r,
ID and tesvv, It t5a1ec Bntt-r tull snt htaVJ, q
i:a2 Uhro. and 2l6esc for st.se Cheese aes's
, 1865-05-18

VesseIa Passed Uetfott.
Issecial DApn1ch to tie Chicago Trlaune.1
DETRotr, May II, 1865.
7p-R,roue Morris: schss Columbia: lsac,he.
Doys-B,rupes Champion. E1cel.for; schrs 0er,i'
Smith. Sq1sl1, Baltic.
wrxn NnYtbehst.
, 1865-05-18
Miners and nJanufncturcre' Conven-
ZION In Chicago

ZION In EhlcoEQs
We, The undersigned, interested IN mining and
manufacturing in the Vest, respectfully Invite all
persons intercsted in western mines mud manufac-
tures, to meet Us IN mRss convention IN Chicago,
on The a5th Of May, 1865. at the City Hill at
o'clock p. m.
The object Of the meeting is to confer upon
matters Of the highest Importance 10 the mauufac-
turing Interests Of the West, and to ADOPT auch
measures ss mRy be deemed best to promote the
Development of the RESOURCES OF the country, and
the elevation and protection Of American Industry.
The American Association Of Iron snd Steel
MaLufacturers nett IN this city at the 1amc time,
ard en- opportunity will thus be offered for gen
tus Dte1eat g ee @ Esst an5 VIII
5. Clement. Prtsieent Chicago Ro'lin. Mill
Hale 4 AVER, Iron Manufacturers.
Jones & Laugh:tle. Iron Manufactures.
Pyncboa, willard & Co., Steam Forge.
Wm. chisho,u, Secretary and Manager Union
yossPa !: E!sI.ea; i i lyon 1!,ls:3 Nssss2n.; :,,.,
rster schntIicr Son, Wagon Manufacturers.
L. T x. crane : Bro, Manufacturing Steam E1-
E. D. Taylor.
F, W. Cites, President Eagle Iron Works.
wv. Bsxter & TO-, Mt'l Supplies.
s A1ste, A.tps I pis,s;,ss Co.; Mefalns aiI Works.
uIis F. III ines~sits RSa9s{i 4ssoi''f' Implements
Dimes i Brown, Columbian Iron WORKS.
G. e: Ks!llogEs, s. Tuas hasnrm & Rschardson'
F. ": Krsuse, Machine WORKS.
4. A. PITT. & Co., Ihfeshlng Mashtnsa. % 1-,.
Palmer r:noaaoo' 'ha,eaa nson ,n9n Mo, nrss Nj,
VI. hmEela1d4 SEC. 0uItu*esteIh AoIso NAH
co. n.r.w
G: Rei.s!g, Chicago a Steam 1raI Boiler "olks.
Collins Iurge, St9re W9I1s.
:. @ ). Boaioa. Geton' Feana1y WorEs.
2. !; shspard. e.. ch,reoo = pu<s.n Valley
$: williams, sec. lineage q onFeao satey
Co5l 20: ,7,,..u r.. p,,t ,a eho. r.
&c. Richards. Kehards' @ Con Corn 81 sheasa WORKS.
John v. Fatewsn, Dry Goot:. ,-
McDousalt 2 hlceot' noot ana shns Snoe Msnut,rs
Hasgo, 6in H. ~, ~. %ags v9t a1o 9n'e 49,
$t% :. Ss;ss'f ~ : $,a:1 h:;$ss;s Ssss;.,t.,.,
EDWARD =. Lafneo' ffeslae1t Ani1o's WHEY
Goal Coppa1y. ,1,,,,.r.r+y
Emory g ~. 3eh.s.pn ~. In
+ .. EllsEof'9. 15eas. Gn.eap poa.tdcnt Sorth
| SpaIroW =; d: NlsAs,son' 1Ass'a0t '"A'0
| Branch Dlstjllery company.
Sy5as1 ia 1p;VR;jsy;a Vs5sy.a~, Architect,
Geo Taylor Co., PsT 4 B. sI,h astaers.
Lewis, PnHe O. GO. ~ aanu1sctnse!s.
Mcbride = Panwld. W Man1iactaafe1 ~ nii :na 1sna,As
\ T. Nt
Ogden. F1eet~ooo 70 r.,.h,,, r,o,1
Henry shato, 11es'oe"e ea'easo eaAeoA 0031
| Company.
AT. Hall
| Robert Harf1s. ,,..
| J. S. Kirk c., soap ana Candle Mfs.
Lll & DiveEsey, Brewers.
A.W. Mack;
Edward Daniels.
ChkrleAG q. WjcEef.
! C.. WtlEon Co.
, 1865-05-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTfnare.l
ST. LOUIS MAY II. 1865.
ToHAeco-UnehAneed. Factory at s5.s18t3 40 j;
P:Ant.r's do 1t So GoGfs Is common shipping 1-af
$s.sp@fls IS medium do 1t s15r0n$l7.75: common
mruutat turing leaf At sel.1o medium do At s275a
$ss Is good 20 at s31o@$n e3 j; ftne do at $500.
flour -LulI. Spring Extra, IS 20; lntp: :cted at
81 t1k single extra At u 70 onble extra At Il 57.
GxA1s-Wbeat d,o-pins. Fall st 4'.5o; 2tlre It
81 GO do at 81 & tholce 81 76. Corn qulet-m!xed
sse yellow 1t acc. oa.s steady ct :slAGs2kc per
bushr1.
WBnxY-6 esdY at t2!G8 per gallon.
PHoyIs1oHs-Ls1d ~ es 10 frca prime Kettle ren.
de1ed At 1.c per poun1. Bacon salts 50 ca.ks Clear
side. at l7c Fer pound decline since last q1os Alton
, 1865-05-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

e Don't fail to call at Ill De1rhorn street and
get catalogue Of gifts for the May 8iet Gift Con-
cert Rtmem Der 1t ts rniIAe any ever before
given. Gifts from $1,000 to f6.l00 to be distrlb-
utcd. Every ashc'c gcnulno- No one should he
w,tncut ticket a. profitable investment another
day. See advertisement. my193l2S It
There In one Store IN tho city that
endeavors to otter for the wants ora'l who chose 10
patrol lzo It, For the feE Inns, gold cro:ses large
gilt fsmi1y bibles; 1nc1od ons a1d pianos Il r tue
musical the nee dlewomsn. sewing machtr es; j;
the semitic. gold pens and pencils; The loTers ~ q
art, rich frames With steel engraVines; the cpl
spoonF goheta. &C., even to tte;gold tooth pick;
tic loycT who wlshc!! to make present to bis n
tended ssts ses ts.s L. =
the riches Of Mexico, C1ifort11, Russia ana 1taly,
with the workmanship Of Paris az combined, had
Esen made 10 contribute to the collection tand i y
Sale Store OF c. III. Dunn & Co., ls2 South clark
stree, my16h1351t
, 1865-05-18

F1nk.-The alarm Of fire for the Fourth Dis-
efact about seven O'clock, lsst evening. was
csused by the burning OF the large pl.utnp Mil
on ne conner OF Like snd Elizaheth etreeta. The
Puildtne npd contents were cnttre.y destroyed.
, 1865-05-18

IFNW IVHKf MY 13s
co,4es-ueagy and dropping at 4s9soo tar mid.
ding chi.fJ. ,5 re7tn, 1crv.r at 81 eota "a X
fer Ell, stsie :os E1'Et Rogna an9p 9aao;
II PINE a rs for trace hrA1dt MdFAtt c!oala8 nehfV
With 10 bnyeis 1t outside ptlees*
, 1865-05-18

BAD ElpEwALK.-Thc attention OF some one Of
our numerous Equad o! sidewalk inspectors is d.
Tected to very bad break in front OF No. II West
Randolph street. 1t ought not to remaia 80 Tor
ode hOpf.
, 1865-05-18
Milwaukee Market.

ISpEtlu IIspateu % tHe 0utesE0 f41ouae.I
MIwLAUKR1. May IT. ).
FLoCA-Dnll; salts 100 tr.s Bcnlthys best vclto
w.atc. al $50. ...
GxA1s-Whest arner; sales en- Change OF No.
sptpE ia storc Ut $le Osts dull at 3as delivered.
Corn and barley ere 1os inquired for.
The wheat market 1T the NeHhall House this erin.
ing ter No. l, was atro'nal at 81 .1s91 19H.
, 1865-05-18

DAVIS IN NPE111coA7s.-Shcrlock has IN excel
lcrt sketch OF the traitor 4ra ,s areased ins the
last act Of hts III aEon tragedy. ue goe. now to
he paid for his l3aOr
, 1865-05-18

\. W. FA1R--A meeting OF spirjtual1=tz, aad
all others willing to work with them IN aid OF The
great Eanltary Fair, will be held this Thursday
evening, st the honse Of Mrs. i. Fuller, No. 1f6
Eeet Madison street 4 full attendance Is reqaea-
before the meeting.
, 1865-05-18
nj A r. Fl i e . .

1t the retiaerce Of cyru. Shaver. IN Kut1and 81 81
4. WILSON, 1aIe Of Ottawa. now OF Chicago, ana
Hiss EllZA SHAVER.
On Tuesday May 18th. bv EeY: 8 ?: Ls!nmiere. at
caeo. and Mtss ANNIE LAWRkSCE, cf Milwaukee,
N1ac. nstu.
At the residence of the BRIDES parents. IN Cl4cn
matt. T.. IN the lib tns. By the is!v. nr Mise
Mr.. JOSEPH FRANZ, OF ChIcrgo. and Miss HANNAH
MACK, ct finrinr ati.
, 1865-05-18
OUR m1DNIGnT nlAKKET REPORT.
lseeci.l p1.; atch to Weltern Atsociated Press

rseect,1 Dis: atch tc Weltefn Associated eresa1
eNkw rotK, May II, 1853.
AT ,te Morning Dosrd Of tie Efocx Exchange,
stocks we're lower throughout the list Partial IN
cetcv IN oeey has given the speculative feeling OF
The market shs5p check, and the bests hsFn maeo
The nest 6! It at the Board The Railroad ltst opened
With sIto khares Of Eric thrown uson the market.
The decline continued throushout The day. tnouSa
the fall 74s rot yefT great The stock market has at
r,c1ert very little l1tereat bcJonc tic tight between
The Two elaises Of bp-enAto1s. the publio showing
cempai auvelJ little interest ID railroad sesurtes
The Government ,1.t WAS unsavorAh'y Affected bT
Furppean sdvtcef, and there WAS decline OF h@4c
tu 204 snd per cfrt on 10 4os.
N1sekLLAxEoUs.
Miscellaneous and Government shared shared IN the
central Oppression and wete all oRer, Railway,
mortgages sna bank shares quiet hus 1rra. state
bo1ds sttad7 but active
GOLD. ...... ..
The god room had q very excited sestioa en- the
to nave three calls each day. Trere was FeF5 nssle
lusine,s done II kold, sud no e7citenens.
MONEY.
Money abundant and easy.
Peuo' cum stocks. With lev exceptions sre lover
Pitt hole CreeK $7.25; Buchanan Farm $ai-Ha
| Ampire City $3.50; Gesmaeis 4sc; MAnhattsn 4c;
Execieies {s.5n adrlck ger CO. Oceanic *ess; Chill
ron 81 Is; .. S. *1aa5; Gould Farm $:o; RJnd Farm
81 10: Tack $780, Petroleum 10 quiet SEd ssbade
1owef-cruoe 1t CSC 1enned In bond 5o5lc. and ftee
1cei1e. Reports Ir1m OIL Greek say there Las been
/ COZ rslde1able acitrity In crude oil The
1 p,sr tew dkys Heavy sales maao 1t es.N@s 50 pei
c1l. The E1prets ssys ths opening OF the southern
country trade will eveutus1ly create very active
demand ier oil md this feature Of tbs trade l0ok!
| uch nrtf hter than 1t did ahort time since The
South not well supplied With gss facilities a. ths
Eotth, eud the consuE ption Of petroleum 1hsre vii
! no doubt be verS large.
| PRopCcH.
| At tic Produce Exchange The market YVES general,
| dr1l and the tendency steadily downWard.
| DEF GOODS.
In DIV Goods tht1e arc No new features to notice
.rc tfncc is 1tts tive than last weeE Domestic
goods keep up oRing to; the small supply en- hand
| Foreign ferries arc we'll sus'alned lor everything
| eessonaple. and tie demand fall
/ LATER.
| New YoEK, MaY11.
| GAL1A6uERts EVENING EIcnASaK.-Gold lSl
| ny. Eens.s. s9H ;.Etie tn; Hudson sak; Readlo}
| VI: Mich Southern 63K; Mich. Cestra1 116H; Pitts
burgh 6sk Rock Island 9t; North Western TX
do preferred s7}{; Fort Wayne 0aH; Canton 5s1t
Cumberland s.; QuieksilTet ssa: Mar'posa In.
, 1865-05-18

TuE AxBEn Oh COMPANY, OF Chicago, aa7ef'
tie = Its officers, &c. In cur columns today.
From tho prospectus issued BY the Company,
vc learn that It own, In es e3t acres Of land, stt1
ated on the Allegheny River, i9si hs,f way oe-
twetn OIL City and Franklin, in Veuango 6 ,unty,.
r. , ahe s ns Bissa @ o d. b. ffss
ard Great Westeru R.llway, running from on Clty
to A.esdville, runs through tho property, secnfos
to the Company unrsn!ed ndyantascs "a the snip. snlp
rueut Of product, procuring machinery. &C. sons
Of the property Is ai1eady nader lease, posnoa
OF which Is developed, and the Comp ny afe npM
receiving returns. Ali the oil prodnced "a th1s
ine i st he wells wells 1t 10 per barrel, a.-
The present satisfactory insoma Of the GaMPsh sas
is expected to be largely increased Maiaih sqI
Of Ulcers Ii composed Of some Of oar oost rsnI y,
ble citizens. Par'1es Interested are fnvt'en ~ =
call at The Office Of the CompanY, No. sma.n ~ -
Nixou's Building, and examine tha mef7pa u 'a'
Company.
ANAAEtrss OUTRAGE. E.-Yesterday afternoon
couple Of Wilkins committed brutsl assault upon
respectable aadJ IN Wrieht's Grove, 10 the
North Division. One of the bEusea who possessed
previous knowledge Of the lady, under prc'e1Rc
OF tsktne her drive to sea house and garden he
profcssed to Own. 11duced Der to accompany him.
ss and iR ssny to The e
thing, mlsnamed "a man." who lived in the viein.
lfy, hut feared to Interfere.
Lincoln Institute,
Bon. j.. Young 9cammon:
CHICAGO, May 10, 1865.
DEAR S1n-At meeting OF the First Ward
Draft Ass ociatioD he'd o. Saturday evening lat. At
funds in the hands OF lhe Treasurer be paid over
to the Treasu urer Of the Lincoln Institute. IN nc.
cordence with That vote inclose herewith my
check for enc hundred and si1tya7e s9;19o dSl i,
lars, The balance In my hands not expanded for the
benefit Of the Association. I trust you and the
other parties connected with the Lincoln lnsti-
tute, will receive the general support Of all the
psfrlctic OF The Northwest.
Yours. truly,
E. P. TowNE.
CHICAGO, May 16, 1865
E. P. Towne, Esq, T1eas'r First Ward Daft Al
FOcIatiun:
- thank you. and through you, yonE Assoc!a
ton, for the first contribution to the lincoln In
stiute. tlust your example will be followed oJ
the other associations who haye Surplus funds
and that every person IN our community Whe
Loves patriotism and 1eye1es integrity and 5nstic;
t.peciully Hheu eSh1bitrd at The risk OF life, vii
NOT fail to have stune In the Living Lincoln Mon
umcnt Truly yours. ...-
TreasurIr oil Lincoln institute.