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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31
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GROCERIES.
Boots and Shoes,

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a2psrieaea4 asd secee4shS isfks Wa ER seasars
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-31

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, 1865-04-12
ITEMS.

Mixture Of rye and 1ndian-A drunken
Choctaw.
Garibaldl's daughter has named her baby
boy Abraham Lincoln.
i little hoy two years old shot girl dead,
In Hillsdale, y. H., few day since:
Valentine Perkins, the e.stfied man, Ia
dead.
TwentT-two divorces we're granted N St.
1uuie, In one week.
Mrs. Grant once sid that the General was
an obstinate man. So says Lee, and "so say
ne, nll Of u.s.
Many persons nonld make gold their god,
but gold has declined,
Richmond is ready to welcome the blue
coats, IT, they only bling with them green
Two Thousand Germans are coming from
Germany to work on the Kansas railroad,
and Ti1i take their pay in lands.
The proceedings against Bishop Colenso
c'al committee Of the privy council:
The rebels say that Sheridan is like some
Of the hotel keepers he makes charges that
nobody can stand. .
Ada Isaac Menken Heenen, who is now in
England, Ia proclaimed to be love-smitten for
one Of the Davenport brothers. Her muscu-
lar lore for the Benicia youth has given way
Frtm the way Sherman stirred up the reb-
els In South Carolina, they charged that he
must hAve stolen all their spoons.
The Prince of Wales recently MAS robbed
Of hlalnatch given him By his mother. The
thief, II caught. will be chtistened Pickpock-
ct to his Royal Highbess, Prince Of Wales."a
1 French billiard player named Carme has
come to this country to astouiah the natives.
An oil company, ten cents share, has been
started at Philadelphia. The stockholders
are principally newsboys and bootblacks.
Last September, JEFF. Davie, while down In
were absent without leave-deserters. JEFF.
himself, has just been added to the number.
, 1865-04-12
BOGUS SPECIALS.

The Times feels considerably worried, in
fact, Is swearing mad, at the exposure we
made Of It's vile habit OF lentheniug ont and
embellishing It's specials" It blackguards
the TRIBUNE like q dIab therefor. It pub
lishcs 8 certificate from one Of its attaches
named Scove1, who says he is night editor
and that he don't forge the additions to the
dispatches. If he does not, will he be 80
good as to name the rascal who does the
'lcngthening" and embe1lishinx" of the
Times dispatches. That they arc 50 tampe1-
ed with, We proved by publishing dispatch
from Washington, dated Goldsboro, N. c.,
which appeared In the -Eames Of the 29th OF
March, aud also the same dispatch as It ap-
pearcd in the Cincinnati Commercial. Nearly
one-haf Of the Timer version was bogus
The mAn Scovel and his employer, both fail
to explain who 1t IL that "doctors" tue
Heralfs specials received by the secesh con-
cean? And We shall be particularly obliged
to the proprietor II he viii insert in parallel
columns the two versions Of the dispatches
In question, and explain how 1t occurred that
the one in the 1smes contains nearly twice Il
1nany words al the one In the cbn,naerrialS It
will be more satishctory to his readers to
, 1865-04-12

About one year Eince, Ten Broeck, the eel
eb1ated owner Of racing horses, offered,
through Rizk<s' Spirit Of thx Times, $.0,o 600 re-
ward to any person who would deliver inside
OF the Federal lines his four horses that rars
In the Southern Confed ederacy. Lieut.. 4. Ware,
jr., 4. a. G., 4th division, 17th corps, rays ths
Boston Poa, writes to gentleman of Boaton,
from Goldsboro, with regard to these horses
Is follows: "You will remember that Ten
Brceck offered year ago, through the
Spirit efase 1faes, sec, 900, or 5000 each for
his fbur horses th1t we're within the Confed-
crate lines. Well, We hare found and tak..a
the horses. Their names were sCongaree,'
'kemble,' Lady Woodland and Albina.'
Gen. Logan captured two, Lieut.. Col. Hisken-
lopa captured one, and Surgeon another. 4
think the horses will not prove of much Yalue
to Ten Blpeck,'':
, 1865-04-12
THE RADICAL VI. CONSERVATIVE
RQLT(:Yf

IT.. A..A 1,+ .,~a..tna o..
.1.., 10. "sl y W. w. "ae aa,,n,.s .-s ~.
.m.m.,, .Ds " enoc Glns.,. FvsrT,b,n~ @ 49, ~. -.
49, ~ 49, rarr ~ n1ot-ct rrhe, T-e,,rtv
~. ' -,',.t. ~ NJ 49,, & sonthcrn 1re,hs., ;,
~, soe.-- ~, 4h.+ ,e-,oa n, v..-.
-a;..,sh,s % f.f,nn ria Confsd.rncr 1r.r o.. =
s.so,,esr . 1 and bo1der every dar. ana t1s rn,o,
Is md ,adder Orr a,7n;., wa-s h.stor sr1,
~ rennlsed .t every point s.va xhcn ,be
,rrosistible v.]or of Wr.te,n .o1dIor. ov-r.
came both Copperheads and Conftaerate6,
4 little more thsn wear as.o the Goyern.
1uent resolved to rive the radical Rennb1tc,n
policy ta1r trial, War Taa Or
derpd tn be made an the nrinc,,,1..
of coercion and subfugstion. Th,rr r..
to be no mora foo1ery Of fermentation. f,n-
a,,n,cs wcre placed under command Of Officers
who wore terribly in earnest: thrnc.farth
there were no more guarding rebel mir nen.
and orchards no more restoring loya1 hlacl.
to rebel nafters On The contrary the nc
g1pes were enlisted and armed, ana sent to
the front to fight. Rebel property WIS con.
, 1865-04-12
have the forgery explained than to pcrusc Ills
vulgar abuse Of the Tn1BuHk.
COL orEL CHARLES q, aAnmo.r

col oNEh CHARLES G. HAMMOND.
for thirteen years past the name Of Col'
Cnas' " hammond has occupied leading
plaee IN Inc fs'l"sS and business relations Of
me Guy. He came TO Chicago In 1859 from
Sal, Mlenign' wne1s nc hao achieved high 60
~ sno poiia1 poS'tlon, Having held some
1uo no.s .uportaot oinces IN that State
n.r'a ~ "eststn m1a1ger Of the Michigan Centrsa
ana-n n"x ~, H. ~. oentta to-day owes large
sh,a ~ ~ '.s ouslne1s ana Its popularity TO the
49, 49, ,n+rasnaes - e. ~ nAnnsr IN Thleh It was
~ rh;ae-s 9.~ " tne Puollc. IN lss9, *nen
10. a..nss 'nrkton ~, ana enncy halroaa
~ us@Es...'.! @ - hammond was appon1ea
~. s.es,.-H u.u4' .u *no Wisely fei5tns upon
hendfng % .,au.a m''., sagae,t5 ana IN.
80 Eo ss lne O1recsoss o.
tha ert,4e 4nsa,..a naxs gwen ~" -. A,nos1
hfcbrst noss,h,s aasan,,a sue Fsau ~ ~ .ne
,nemd - ~ es.ta .h.t ~ :. .en' ~ - Ian a.'a
denda nnon ~. - ~. pA.u uef - wv
work than an- oth.z =. ~" ~. r. ~ Nv
over the ro.d ~ ~. ~ sus "es' A.. &c .atn.
May-for the nnt1,c -,1 ,".. y. -. ~ - y!
that he ba. tend.-ad ~. ..ss-.ss.,"a =. e.os
effect on thet Js1sona ms 81 - 5ha ha.. ~ S.A 11Ao
and most maon,a,.nt s.e1...is. - -, e~'"E
try. No 1o,n - rh,.a1a p.ot h.s w. 1.ss ~ .u7 ooun-
-. ~, - @u4@as7o LAO 4obvio1 hofe
, 1865-04-12
NEW


.. AhhlsAU.-.............
Prop G ] TTaesa.lt, Nj so., Graad n ,van. t.rs
sSSue Hm,1:i SapiF; sf1i s JSsph sslrsaa
schf Asoany. Pesenon, Gssnd aa7en. 10 u IN
sehr Gs,Is. s Wcoofesd. Cph.m. Grad B.v@
sch1 Gso 9nrs y: w:sess ,wescots. srapd zava.'
s'hr Gnids, Robbins, u Jostpa. ie N lumber.
aes aes: Masx Ma3, !t1nit Iss.go, 70 ca rood
se5r .,n sens T.ysf az c.nss;ss e. wool
schr NORWAY, Kas.eR. Nsit River. - sds wood
sshE Sss = 7 f.ST;E!at:e'. .S;t Da,y, na's'zon, III MI.
sehs Racine, McLsns. Ractn., 10 tons eosl. !
achr Asafnt. Ian phar, ehaboy61n, . cts vaoA.
Schr I1prtia, NcNalr. Maaiso oc, As n shiarr
sch. F1eeden, Neson. s.. .Jcaesh. i eds wood.
sels a.lsa h.osd. Kobiasoa. Gaad gsvsa. e n
sehs Rambler. Ccskrsvs. .AusksgAa. IS n 1uub&1
sshs Isnl. Hrin. Ch&leit..vllls. d N luas4r,
scns IT. Intart,s: Larson. 4anisowoe. s N lunbsz,
schF nso ;, + ~, ,F'sssr, Han'sa. As,krgops1al
sehr yst ssness ass;tt. ssdSE 'S
sehr E11 - orsr, IhoT'san Holland. q "A lxmbe1.
sesT seST Ebioa E.; ci1y s;, ,csdIs
sshr A.not M,schsl., tnzck, rus asrqneta.
lombc-. 20 cGs ah!nx xiaeo!tI,
seow GlaAEer. Eata. Chr atts1ils - eds wo,
scoF l. 3. Foz1ies, Mckenzie, Nuskskon,
scos Fs,Ey Queen, uannaas. ssath Haven,
scow Union. Levitt, south Haven. Is N Iumbr,
s seoE 3: ~! q, plssn, q. Joseph, u Cd! wso4:
barrels,
CLKARKD.... Aa''
Prop Favosite. Napier, St Joaeph, ,pad.tes.
Prop g. ]. Truesdei,, Wilson. Graad Il IN. sum
schr 4: E. Nuss ?. Gltftny- North Nanlstee, IA
schr Sea Cen. Hill. Hanltov&c, saud1iss.
, 1865-04-12

W The war for the preservation of the
Union has lasted four years. During the first
half Of 1t, the Democrats dictated the. war
policy Of the Government, and "run'' the
army according to their idcss Of how to deal
with slaveholders' rebellion. Remember
the result. Failure Has written On every
page and marked every step. During the last
two years, the policies OF the Republicans
have been 1pplIed to the conduct of the war,
and bthold the RESULT The rebellion lies
prostrate and defunct at the feet OF the Union.
The Democratic party has shown itself to be
miserable sham, and its Union-saFing pro-
feseions to be humbu9 and secession in dis
gulse, and thiuly disguised ut that.
, 1865-04-12

... TUESDAY EVENING. April II, 1865,
In another column Will be found letter from
Hon. Hugh McCulloeh. Secretary OF the Treasury.
10 II. c. Carey. Esq, Of Philadelphia. Among
those who know Nj. McCnlloch only ~ careful,
conservative and able banker, there will be ex-
pressions Of astonlshment 1t the singular frank-
ness with which hs handles every subject miro
duced-meeting every issue fairly and equare1y-
and avoiding those only, the discussion Of which
is not necessary. He treats Of the various subjects
as follows:
1st-A return to specie payments.
ad-Contraction Of the currency.
3d-The thrift.
4th-The future prospects Of the country.
On the f1rst Of these suttect.-a return to specie
payments-he is clear md expressive. 1t IL with
him " cardinal point" and the "only safe and
healthy basis for buslness." While he ID Of the
opinion that 1t might have been better for the in.
te1ests Of the country had the decline In gold boon
more gradual. he Etates that sit Is better that It
should have come down a. 1t has. than that
1t should not have declined at ALL" He
denies that any valuable tntereats are to
be permanently injured By return to specie
payments, and advances thu opinion that It does
not follow that though gold should decline -shli
<u1ther, prices will follow in the sams proportion
, 1865-04-12

On Monday morning VIC published an &C
count Of murderous assault, pcrpetrated in
broad daylight, upon peaceable coloytd
man who wac returning from church, walking
quietly along one Of our principal streets
This man was set upon By party Of wild
Irish and beaten almost to death, for
the crime OF being black. His Of
faose consisted in his wearing the
complexion which God gave him. Fo,
this he mas attacked by saysges, whom our
laws permit to migrate to this country, with
tho intent, undoubtedly, Of taking his life,
Tor they left him apparently dead upon the
pavement. There MAS no provocation from
the person thus assaulted, nor Was there any
public excitement existing calcn1a:ed to
arouse the animosity Of one class Of
people against another class. It
was an act of diabolical and
outright savagery, which would dis
grace the Cannlbal Islands. No motive
prompted 1t but wanton cruelty. It was m
outbreak of un1cpsIevable condemned
blood" It proceeded from brutal nature,
which, whether capable Of civilization in thts
world or salvation In tho na1t, il surely yery
fas from either 1t the present time. For
such natures ne provide penlt&ntisries and
Eallows as the occasion requires, which Is
lamentably frequent.
Crimes are perpetrated In our streets every
day and night, OF greater or leas enor1nity-
garroting, robbery, burglary, etc. Public
opinion does NOT tolerate these crimes. Rf-
tortA are mAds, with more or less suceeas;
to hunt down ths wretches and gsriug them
to punishment. L police system II provided
and paid for this purpose. But with eases
like that under consideration We have not yet
learned to deal. The law. truiy, makes no dis-
tinction between m assault made upon
white MAI and An assault upor black maa.
Yet there Ia distinction, and the facts show
It most concluslvely. The fact that these
barba1dans supposed they could treAt color
ed man In this manner, In daylight, on one
Of our msat public thoroughfarea, with I'M
punity, shows that there is 4 distinction. II
It not time that m example be made s1 these
cowaIdly villains which shall have the effect
to deter them from further experiments In
the same line? It IL impossible for lsdi~s to
ride through our streets With eo1oFod
dffvef "ltnous oe"g nooteo ~
1nu t1o" ~ e.eeo 1t1s4'Ne. AAi114s
" .neu pcsea!. ~uo ~ -nu s4o7nn5 M atoaes
e1 ,..ses ss.~es ~ sts.s, a., 49,. rs,e.as1 go
=, u,."r.s:. ~ 49, 49, -. tssss"S,-..u . .na
tae oene. s.@. 49, ;rs.,aa,.. 80" ~
s1n0 A3ettuea VIZ A"Af"u's5' - "A41o "su'S -
, 1865-04-12
nR. TEBBETTS'
XSKDIOGICAL
HAIR .REGENERAi

10 popular u thta asw 1rt.c1o in the K7lsc1n II
that In ttittten Gays Of the present EoAth. u
$50 hotties xere sold In Boston. Its not \ D
will RE8T0hE arAJ Hair to it, original color.
prevents the Hair noH falling Oh. 1t pro =
LHxar1ant Growth Of Eew Hats- It cures 2nf
Nd NeurlEi& u tho Scalp. EvKRY RoTTl
WARtANTKD.
AAXcuXsr1K, jane 1..h, ls1
pz. TKKaErzz- Btr: I teal very mach pls.,ed1
tho aanct Jour Hair Ksgsne1atsr hAs had on myr
"hea I began to a1e II, Aht ut TWO months Axo,
had waa s1tt1e ely bald e1eept lttte tA oack1
aad nov u ali covered with ! beautiful Gto
1Ee glossy halr Rore th "A two inches IeAx. It
bssn twenty-five yeA11 Gizce NJ hair fall OF, =
have t1tt& most Of ths lt3efsnt thAtl
ssa2 brought before the public without receiving:
hen=ht. / teel truly thankful 70. the henettI
1ecsl1sd, and / can rsconmsna II - ali n being.
bAs preparation s1sr brought bstore the Sxblie.
A1s- UR1AH h. 10
AAsoHHsrE3, Dsc. 4tk. II
NNs1s- TWa7T1s x1cThxxs:-Ay hair thA
vary srsJ Tor mozo than ter years, during yA1ea
I have neeR constantly atinx tho di1crept ,rt d:
tons for the hair ~ sool ~ they made heir AZ
Ace, h1t without 4a9 bene4t whatever. 1t u
tive months since began to ns3 yuuss a14l Ii
present une ny hair u almost perfes. BIZ Vi
natural color} and ~ sort md & os.y ~ when .,
Itht1k Jonr preparation viii soon be ussd to \
elu1ton Of Ill otha1a- HKNRY 1kSN1
Bos7ox, March LIT, n
fK11ET18 Exoyz11s-esnts: The Fh!ateln
Hair keEe1erAteE Il axu1aE better than a9y s1es
SC GOODWIN CO.. WAoleaa1s pzuxE II
- FEtee rss sostls &l.5.
asa Ressli asoats. ao!d - Ii Fosa Drs1xns-
f1hAo414Htzd1
, 1865-04-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY AFxNI&s April 10,
The receipts to day, according to the Bosrd o.!
Trade report, hare been I'll and the shtpnunta 1883
head. Tbs entered sales at the various ya.ds hare
been but 1 The yards being Almost b&tEea Of stock
business vas neatly suspended. Ne government bur.
ers wsre In the market; they not bstHK pushed for
scck Just now, prefer u walt and sea what effect the
teru1natiex Of hostitfesl which now seems likely,
1s going to have upon present prices. This adyancs
However, IN New York has given sliEht up ward turn
to Fglcsa Of rsAlly prime grades and had Tia supply
and quality bsen satisfsctsry the would doubt
number Of cattle are expected tonorrov, and II tbs
advanos in New York il maintained re may look for
increased erak1 ess hsra.
The fol owing ire tho reported salea:
BEEF CATTLE nALR5 TODAY.
KmRxAH YAzpa.
Pr se1a kss1ss s 1s head COMMON STOCK Averaging
j. Aasms sod Far7el,1 10 Had stock CATTLE a.srsx-
5dans ss!d Sssis1 % head stock CATTLE
FORT wA1a1 rA1pa.
WallwarS l. Mallory sold Ha.tnEs II head common
Testef sale Crazy Il head, averaging SIS ~, At
G. Adams sold Kelly + W.t1an 10 head rough
steers, s7e1 ak1g ss2 As. It y =, h.,, ,o.,,a
q. Adatas;o Ha.tlsss il hsad stock Steers aver
aging 9l2 ~. 1t $a.so-
or4r-, tbere and under that i1iuenes thera WAsA
I'll, oftn,v soc = 1oo nt TneEs are Number OF buy
nut In the unsettled condition Of as toe5
hn,,,.rforfy snt cautiously. Ihe Fecelpa 10 DAY
go haen $50. and tts sb17mann 2,s15. hntetsd
..,ee oaav arc 81. This following ara the Feportsd
sAae': HOG sALBs TO-DAY.
snHnxAH's 1AHDs.
, 1865-04-12
RUFUS E8ATGHs
az f41onxERLI 1AreH = EuaN1s,}
S1Get:s. KRQKER

No. u KxrhanEu Plass. Naw York.
Slcnrttia1. Rtoek md 8eid. Bought and
sold Exolasiys,y sn ConnlEMon.
K2YXHHKCNH:
A4ss5s. So1sNoa Btarges Boal, Chicago, III.
AeIs,s- Hl1cle{ = Hkna7. Chicago. III.
G. r. Whseler. Hs9, CafcaSo, III.
I. T. 2rn1, &1@-, Chicago, ILL
c. A. Rogers, 8E94 Chicago. III.
MeI1rs. Hound, Bailey 4 Co.. Ne~ Yosk City.
Ht=rs. McKltn, Dro5, 4 Co. New York CITY.
ntssEs. f. 4. fackeE z Coz GeE York Gsy.
H.H. BArtef. En-, kstand. Vt.
4sssra. LstatoS, smita q Co. oawsgo, N.Y.
C. Dusaats Ed. President Re4k 1sfsad Railroad Co.
, 1865-04-12

To the Editor OF the Chicago Tribune:
Boats will be allowed to pass On the Illinois and
HichIgaa Canal, frem Chicago to Iasalle, On and
and after the 18th lnst1nt. Dranght four fest and
aix inches. ". a. GooDrNa,
General Superintendent,
, 1865-04-12

TuxxnAv KF1nsxa Aptil II,
Tia following summary shaHs tho movement IN
Produce and Provtsisu1, during tAa past II hourg:
1BozIr7s AND sNf12111 EoK xH1 fAbx FL zo9As.
, 1865-04-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

TuMDA1 Ey111Eo. April II, 1saS
,ERK1GHT9-The AlchiE41 Central, Michigan
southeIn. AND JHy Ne.ttn{hAA1 Llns ara takinx
ne,Eht By tail md lAke HE. ~ New York Central
haAIoaa. tubteGt hoHeT&. TO tho opening OF lAko
, 1865-04-12

-We Publlshed A Item low days 9lnce, STAT
ing that 'Ladd, Brothers Co., Of Steubenvil1e,',
had failed fur heavy amount in the pork packing
buiIness. We clipped the Item from an Ohio
psper, snd supposed it to be correct; but We hare
since learned that no such ,drn existed thare.
The H1istake, probably, arose from ths failure Of
Mitchell, Ladd d Co., Of New York, who had
butlness relations In Mt. Pleasant and 4mlthville.
okIo, b1t none in Stsuhenvllle. One Of the Ladd
Brothers, who lives there, had no connection
with the New York firm.
In Cincinnati the demand fer money sill e1-
cecds the supply, and rates arc trm at 10924 per
centper annum.
Acting Commissioner Rollins, Of the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau, has made the following
cision In reference Ito tho tax on brokers sales
nf go1H.
, 1865-04-12
MisrellansouS.
u. s. 7-30 LOAN,

By sut1ority Of the secretsTy Of tAa Tres-
rnnaefAtEnec his assumed tbs General anbtex-
Agency for tho ssls Of United States Tsea.ury-.-
oeartng seEta and thzeesenias per cent luteress
&nnum, known aaths
, 1865-04-12

eHREp-Ths market pscssn b no nsw features Jhs
supply Of good shesp u 1laht and none onera are IN
request There ara several Of Inferior xrsdsa
now At the yards, for which market n souat Ii yalu
Ths entsred ss1ea have been ~, ~ foloxs
SHKE RALK9 TODAY
sK11AAN YAxnS.
Sellers. BRysrK No Av pr{r.
6<Adef- .t2uAH.........4s..@ % u $40
2ftzo<y-......... do ....4.......,B @ 6u0 3,
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q. S. 5-2O Six Fer csat
G0ID-BEARIMG

These bonds are worth i Jrsni1A which lAsse
tass proft oa ths 7 - lsaz, sud it, ssSm
5ssss SsGss nd HsaRsaeal tssakee e4As ffoM
Asss ~ ceas mSfs, sseordiAK - Tho rsto u
other property. Tbs interest Il psid in
s%nlssaaa1l7 By coupons attached u eaaA
wsteh ns5 he cut 81 and sold u Any bank or saa
Tbs intayyat ADouasa to
, 1865-04-12


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~ IL .tss1 s - "a ef:s x
Is ohe5 5.st' being abundant and only 'Fssay
e.
as d. = e "a k h sids aDd 1f
ssd Il 81 cssa Ss's s. 81,
3K md 50 BY csrKo: ao hhda Old crop Do. 4oc azos
les;asJed cnps, befoss a'zivs', Oh teraa not nads
E9EDs-H<..ivsd, =. sss .s glass seed; shipped,
4i.:.hy ssea-1n.raet .te.ay. snes ~e,.: %
Gis!sr . y Il Ras = q q s,e,
= n.sr r: os5s : - P,i3s 7; aa soaxa At Els ba
M!llet sasd-sa.ts we're: 100 bsTs 1t s.5s lu.
IL lsss ssRP:d 3 t. e.
1ar's sh'e5 5qenf aoss H. 5oseR sa thu
e u; I'd s:ss9 asa DIR. with .
YszAt ,Hsssh, aisEaor to cannon: s..-.1 9:ai y
d. sPss':s :sPE.s s t:.1ss.: :: IT,: s 1s
e,,ssvs:; s!ss :5,:;;5s & Sa.is: 6 Il,
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sS ssv e;!e,se fssE zp,ii i;i.fss ~:
i.;. 5;:f o.,a ~. :r,e:s IT, pr1se ri W.
= = 70 fi1e ae ptfts q ths ..l1s q sas 4
.es & sfs 9s
Esd .aa aaT.as9T Z, e :9.shoss I'd Sesss sss
ti.tisss lS; Fs s1;s 80 s1s
a9te a%ohaSJSofsa aas Sat.afss a.ds ibis se.s, saa
, 1865-04-12

PRESTON, WILLARD
Il KEAN, BaukerB, aud dealers In Cover
curitiest ~ South CLARK street, We are alse :
Led bY Ar. Cookc to rccctre subscriptions % taa
7-3O 10 N,
sp6p66pt 2dp
, 1865-04-12

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ssest 4se1 fo4lix
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sp9ns % "a t1e s;t:i.
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Ea.. % ~. Il
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ss,s Ss5 !oS1nE Fl eas ~ sss sssa!9f e
ssosea rs. Il:
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ao Hnioo sE. = e
te1esSses1es 1T
- Nlo
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III 1IG.E:ssssd aasa lumbar and s.oae ~
i1:5:fs Ii sses:5 ST. T.;
ss;s.,. + X ss;' =: ss!s'' ..ssiss :iSss
ea! e. dia nos dtssl.y much .ntnstioa xsTs:
ana 4S ;:sea s S soia iassa s.
Nez1ads: cargo achr Tfsyelss tom Grana RiYs..
sa2xe eoS@o2 :ess 2d1.ste. G,a e.
y .. g: TnEoop: ca1Ko schr wyoming, ffo1s Grand
Haven ~ co.ts8 G. nmon, part stsfps, 1t III % for
m Ter; E,'fxo ' sshs Aase e Is to@ e. Grand T. a.ven
Is,sh Fnl1er cargo tchr @ Grsen, from Whit
Le9e g n common At ~ - sold y IA xeish; cargo
tchr Weston, from Gtand Haven, &1m common mixed
at IA g. sold BY Hfexsser 20 achF Clipper CITY
tiom Grad Haven. 10 n ssrps 1t US s, sold 81
4. @. ThEoop; cargo schr Z G Graz, ftoul Grsud
M.ren, I seantl8ux and josts, md lev strpa. Il
{l&.uQ, aud by u. BteW,tsr. T~' ="
5fsd. { .hs 5,ra; /. iSht: oaotanans ara neu
sjors Att undoubtedly mHha @-s"
, 1865-04-12
Navigation Open en- Lake Erie.

J. N0ttlDthim, Chicago:
The prope1lar Cansstee arrived from punktrk
this msIniag, No Ice In fiGht wsss Of Dnnkirk.
W o. EEsF1Nr Agent