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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-10

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Asqess.
Ca = - = s.d 4 HIT n1s IN =
CanA = 49, - A0sa1Ds ......... svAAoADo
Netes nd Aecooat9 ssca falling doc. ]. lAAl9
= Deals 9 1s-sys. - e1oe 49,
S cyy Z 3 B ss,ssssa 1 IS 's ssss
10 Aflsstie DOck Compa-
u Scods Ct ds,.s. III e.. = III liz 100
sbo.ds \ = All n = I: ., = Is $50
Ils cR4AesosoSS. ..s ~ : : liz 400,
100 shares Hsrtfurd Bsnk stock
Hartford. Conn. .............e1 40 1900
100 shares City Bask stool, Hart
100 :s:r s' So: I::i stock Han. : -
ford, Conn. =. .....-.... 4 100 1880
9Ou shares Farmera 3 Ncchoa-
les Bank ss0ck, Hartford, c.. q 40 $4,000
lis shares Phoenix Bank stock,
Hartford. Conn ......... ot $50 1880
% shares Charter OAK National
Bank stock. Hartford, Conn.,. 4 lO7 $3.50
100 shares Ocean Bank stock 1850
shsres) New York ...... q IS l.7S0
90 shares s: Nicholas Bank stock
50 shares Park bank stock. Y. \ ixo 100
% shares Metropolitan Bank
:S::.. s..;:: stock i IL s ssS
l
| New York ..............s Il loa k1OO
ESQ shares PhGnix Bank stock.
(esO shares) New York. n TO ssoO
| 50 shares American Exchange
Bank stock, New York. $780,. It 1875 $3.50
| 50 shares National H 1 L Bank
stock, Bostcn: ;v::..M ITO $500
1S9 shares Belefontaine RR Co.,
ESQ shafes). ................4 70 $3.50
Total assets of the Company 49,. os7l res s5
LIABiLifiEs.
Liabilities due or not due to banks or other cred
| itOrs-nOno.
Losses adjusted and due or not duc.-none
Losses unadjusted, none.
Losses in suspense waiting further proof, meme.
All other claims against the Company-none.
Total Liabilities-nOne.
AIscELLANxors.
The greatest amount insured in any enc
risk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $4,000
The greatest amount insured in any one
block NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Have hitherto furnished two copics)
iSigned b. w. G.Rnxs, Prest
J. d. ELDRlDGE Sec'y.
Stars or CONNECTICUT, 90
County Of Hartford ="
| /, Benjamin w. Green, President, aud ], John
b. Eldridgc, Secretary Of the Connecticut Fire
Insurance Company being sevcralIy sworn dc.
pose and soy. that the foregoing statement is :
true and correct account Of the affairs Of said
Company. and exhibits SO far a. can b ascertain
ed. it, actual condition on the 3lst day Of Decem
Der, 1894. and that part Of the capital earn
ings Of this Company have been deposited in any
State "A security for losses therein.
[Signedl y GsEEyr, Prest.
J. b. ELDRib6E, Secy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of January, A. D., 1868.
lSigncdi CHAs. E. PERKINS, J. =.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, County Of Hartford, ES.
/, Charles d. johnson, Asst Clerk Of the Hu
perior Court for said County, do hereby certify
that Charles 4. Perkins, FAD, whose name is ap
pended TO the jurat Of the foregoing deposition
was on the date thereof Justice Of the peace IL
and for the county Of Hartford. duly authorised
t. administer oatt for general purposes, ant
that am we'll acquainted with tho hand writing
q said Perkins anil verify believe the signature
J | the said disposition to be genuine.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set m
- hand and fixed my official seal, this lSt
~, day Of January, A. D., 1866.
lSigned Gas. w. JOHNSON,
49, Asst Clerk.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15


MILITARY PRoHOTIoNs.-The following
promotions in Northern Ohio regiments
bear date of May IL:
2lst Infantry-lst Lieutenants John s.
Mahony and Jacob Keller, to Captains;
I'd Lieutenauts Christian B. Shultz and Da-
vid McClintock, and sergeants Celestine
Chochard, William j. Henry and Earl W.
Merry, to 1st Lieutenants
2Sd Infantry-lst Lieutenant Charles Il.
Morgan. TO Captain; 2i Lieutenant James
|. Ogden, to lst Lieutenant.
4lsJ Iufantry-2d Lieutenant Peter Her
riff, to Lot lieutenant; Sergesnt Lester F.
Miller, TO % LieUteuanE
104th Iniantry-First Lieutenant BeBja
min s. Robertson TO Captain Seclud Lieu
tenants Charles Perkey aud Abram Paullus
10 First Lieutenants; Sergesnt Wickhfie
b. ElstOn 10 Second Lieutenant.
l75th Infautry-Sergeart John n Nor
rison to Second Lieutenant.
2d Cavalry-First Lieutenant Charles II,
| Bill TO Captain.
Sth CsVary-Lewis II h zeltine, Assist
ant Surgeon; First Lieut. Alexander Ne
! Conkey TO Captain Second Lieut. Anthony
| C CROckafeld, David Dalton, Louis NJ Ha-
german. Lyman M Wood, William W
! Swain, Eli Kelly and James NJ Keartz TO
First Lieutenanis Sergeents Joseph Pear
son, joseph NJ Sims, Vnluey B. ST. John,
Francis NJ Billings, William II Aspnall
George WelsoD, John B Fdgan, Michael
W Llewellyne CHARLES " Cook. Samuel J
Harrison, oscar F Hale, John Hartley and
Oscar B Fry to Second Lieutensnts.
18th Cavalry--FiTss LieuteDSnts John G
Rolliz, Jacob Snyder, NJ Douglass and
John Armstrong to Captains second Lieu
tenants r bert J Stewar' Thompson
| Finch, Arch bald II ThoWr y, L A Har
vey and Samuel Hammond First Lieu
tenants.
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look upon her corpse. WhereuPon he
evinced sort Of devilish delight, and said
it was all right, a good thing she YVES dead ;
that he had lost two or three days (he had
come up as witness in her trial which, he
thought, was to bs held on Saturday. and
could not afford to lose any more time.
When asked if he would like 10 remove her
body, be said he didn't want anything to
do with her, asking neither her body nor
clothes, but begging gold ring which he
said she wore on her 6Bger. No ring,
however, could be found,
About five hundred dol ara worth of
miscellaneous articles have been found on
the promises Of this man at Sslineville.
How they came there, aud for what Pur
pose they we're sent there, may be conjec-
tured by our resders. Evidently more than
one party was concerned in the matter.
The body Of this unfortunate woman we'
taken to the establishment Of undertaken
Rowland, from which it viii be buried To-
day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

The ma ket to-day has experienced the usual
"a urday quiet, in addition to which the advlces
from New York, showing a droopiHg condition Of
the IuaI ke there, had tendency to da0pen the
hopes Of those who bad counted too much on the
spa,mOdc advance 10 gold, and the result vas Of
course a material un'ettl Dg OF prices before the
close particularly in Bresdstufs, aud a reaction
t. the nominal condition that superyenes a sspara-
don on any oonsdt rable scale OF buy aud seller
The les of Flour and ain reported we're chiefly
made this morning, and the prices named could not
have b en- obtained ct the closs for similar lots =
Our quotations TO day ts compared with those Of
last saturday show decline Of Is to SOC on Fl ur,
2c on Wheat, &c on Corn, lie on Oats q 90 to $500
oa Pork. Whisky is also lower, and Alcohol hiss
declined largely. A few articles OF general pro-
duce show trifing advance. Groceries have ruled
steady, and close without essentisl change.
Fretg ghts-Ths following revised rates by Lake
rstsam) aud Rail from this poIt to New York and
Boston, won't into effect to day. All Rail rates arc
i've cen higher through ut.
To New York.-First class: Sl,9T; Second class:
sI.o0; Third cVs s2c Fourth class: 600. Flour,
81 90; Wool, sl,76.
To Bost u.-First class: $685. Second class:
81 oo; Third cla's: $50; Fourth class &c., Flour,
81 10. Wool $3.50.
FiOur-In moderats trade demand. Sales rs-
p7rtod to-day 100 bbls Xxx red at s7,OO, so bbIs
Ky red at s7,75. so bbIs x x white at Ss.5n@g,Oo.
Wheat-Opsned steady, but closed dull and
heavy after New York report. Sales before Change
OF cars No. red from store At 81 SO, and cars
30 do do at sl,ss; on Change CARS No 2 Indl-
ana red at s1,s4.
Corn Un hanged, closing heavy and dIooPieg.
Sale 5000 bu sheed from store, before AfternoOnIo-
ports, 81 75c.
sSats-The supply is large and the market is
weak and dropping, Sales to-day o, 1850 IN ard
cars from store st &c.
Rze-Eominal at 3'cGSl,OO.
Harley Inactive and nominal.
Pork-ou,st Heid a: 81, 90 for City packed
mess.
I..rd-Uncbsrged at 2OsG1o for city-rondsroi
in tiero, and kegs. Demand moderate.
SmOIx ed aseats-Marset quiet but steady FOR
city ourei meats at the following prices: Sugar
cured hams $50 for esnvassed and 20 for Uncan-
vassed piaia hams zoe; bacon &c shoulders lie;
dried beef lee for cAnvssssd and Is for uncanYassed
Sales at quotations of 2IOO Ds sugsr-cuTQd hams,
ALEC 1000 n 5 country hams st 1ssfoIEAr
Mess Beef-ouiet and steady ct SIS, 10 for city.
patked.
Rutter-In moderate request. Sales II tubs
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fBT IEbHanAPH.
CUStou-HsaVy and lower. Sales 81 SlS for
middlins
FIOGr-Dull aud s9lOc lover.
Sales st s. 4696 Sc Ior extra state " OeI %
extra round hoop Ohios 81 4593 3 for trade
brAnds. market closing heavy
Wneat-Duii and aroopi Z. Sales SEQ bu
choice winter red Weaferfi At 81 40
COrm-Heavy and dseiining- Sales st 81 ooee
81 on for new yellos, Jersey, PsnnsylVauik aud
southsfn, s0as5o Tor New Or'eans-
Onta-AetTe and Lac higher. Sales a. SO
AZ for Canada; 60@5Ic for state; 6U@52o for
jersey; 5916c FOR WtsteIn-
s1Esr Quiet. Cuba MuscoyAd0 lOsls5Ss.
MOlRsses-Dun.
WOOf-Dnll
P,1roIeum--Quet Sales at S7eAsT1Ss for
crude; 62955s for rsdnsd In bond. and u s7ss iOr
do &C.
POrk-Heayy and lower.
sales at SZ3 IS SZ3 70 Tor new MESS closing a.
s2f Is cash; S22 OO9z2 50 for Isesi4 DO, cash and
IeRuIar way clcsiBg st s22 50 regular S21 %
foT prime and SIS 5H0l9 60 tor prime mesa Also
3. 500 bbs new mess for jane, sellers option, a.
Ss4 5aa25 %
BeeT Hams-Firm. sSlss $50 bbls at s24 90
B+ef-DuH at I9Slso for plain mess, and leo
2Oc for t1tIa mess
6uf Meats Steady. oBg rihbed IKE
LarsI-Dnii An heavy. Sales ct l5H O &c
Butter-Qae At i9@25c for ohio, and z'e90ao
for oh o.
s'llee.e-oui-t At l4@2lc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

GRAND LARcEEY.-Several quite import
ant cases of grand larceny will come up ct
the Police Court this morning. One con-
Germs Jacob Miller, who seized trunk in
Msadville from an acquaintance, and came
here. A personal description Of the fellow
was sent 70 the police here, and be was ar
rested on Saturday night in a pitiable fx
When brought in, 1t was discovered that he
answered well TO the description, and he
YVES told that he should be tried on the
charge of grand larceny instead of that for
& misdemesnor, namelsss here fOreyermore.
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osWEGO mARKET- May Is.

FIOur-Stssdy and in good dsusnd. ssIss -
81 OOea7 IS for 80. | spring; 81 5097 rs for red
winter; s. 259s 50 for white; So OO@9 rs for y A.
Wheat-QOiet salea 5000 bu MilWs ukee club
tsLst asd $40 bu Prime white 1 aBsda 90 pri.
Yate terms
Corn-0uiet .5l IJJJ 7-1 oif
Otter grains quiet.
Lake Imports 81, ,OO0bu wheat, 1900 corn,
shipped BY Bsilroad-l $50 bbls -four.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
From Saturday Evenings Edition
r. EADVlLLE ITE S

Daily Cerrespo, d.nce of the Clev land LEADEE
MEADvmLE, Pa, May u, 1860.
As the LEADEE has become to Mesdyille
almost local institution, and has taken
such an enterprising interest in affairs per
tanning To this thriving city, occasional
items from here may prove acceptable TO
your readers-of whom you number thous-
auds-if the large packages brought IN BY
mail aud express are an indication
Ceres yer Cleveland Morning LEADER"
is cried o"t as Justify by the Meadville
news boys, after the arrival Of the Western
train, as are the 'Era'd. Times and Tribune
in Now York, and is as readily purchased
and as eagerly read as those papers.
Since the completion of the Atlantic and
Great Western nsilwsy, Meadville has
thrown of tho garb of ancient fogyism aud
assumed a position ofimportauce second to
no town il Western Pennsylvauis. Inland
and isoIated as it was previous to that time,
it was seldom mentioned and very rarely
thought of, except by those having relations
here, or by the student attracted hither by
the beauty of the place and tho excellent
fscilities for procuring an education. But
a short time since tho only mode Of iugress
or egross was by the old Concord Coach Z"
Then stronger IN the streets of Neadville
would attract almost, if not quite, as much
attention as an European in tho capital Of
Japan. How different tho aspect now
Railroad facilities have changed this, and
new faces greet the old resident at every
step without more than 3 passing notice
business houses, too, occupied by strangers,
have sprung up like magic on all sides, aud
the tboroug ghfarcs are thronged with busy,
bustling crowd from morning ill night.
New energy has been infused into sll, and
the future of MesdyilIo is extremely hGtter-
ing.
Ia the line OF amusements Meadviilo ha,
its full share. Scarcely night passes but
there is a concert, lecture or theatrical per
formance. Tonight (Friday) Artomu'
Wsrd makes his Grss appearances before {
Mesdville audience, ia The double capacity
of lecturer aud Snowman. The festive
Joker will receive D warm welcome, full
house, and plenty Of greenbacks. Iu al
ludiDg to Artemus, your itsmizer will no
attempt to grow funny, as is usually tb,
custom with brother chips in all localities
80 will pass him quietly along.
After the continued rains Of Wednesda.
and Thursday of this week, this section wa
visited last night by one Of the most sever
frosts of the season, which has resulted,
is feared, in the total destruction of fruit
The prospect for an sbuudsnt crop, bef9r
this frost, was indeed fattcring- In far
rare instances, where the trees were pro
tected bv advantageous location and the 70
lisge, a few sPple trees may produce.
On Wednesday Last, water wss lot into tn
canal horo, making III other channel c
communication to Pittsburg and Erie. U
this csnal Meadville formerly depende
exclusively for the products of the Goa
fields of Pennsylvanis, aud merchandis
generally. II 10 now used mostly for th
local and coal traffic.
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BUFFALO rIAEAEF-Mey Is

FIOur-Modsrately far demand.
wheat uB and nominal. Held No Chi
csgo and Milwaukee spIing 81 rs winter red 81 as
While Mich'gaa 81 65al 60
COrn-DuH 8 d droopipg. Held; MlAsd IIli-
nOis 75c; white TSas0o; yellow Soo.
nntn-Eirm. Sales nt 43c.
BarleY-EQminat.
RE Nominal
Whfshy-DuH. Sales at 81 O5.
Cnual Fretghfs-TO EeW York, wheat 13a
1cl5c,rorn 1O1$atln, oats 7%gsc.
lake ImpOrfs--Flour ,ta0, wheat l 972,
oorn l66, % ), oats 35 600
Canal FxpOrts-Whest 81, eco bu, corn 4O,-
9i0. oats 90 ,72l, bar.ey Is, $50.
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MARINE NEWS.
1sOKT OF CLEVELAND.

k'OkT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. Is.
simr Morning stsr, Vigsr, Detroit
rrop Portsmouth,, dsEeltt Buffalo
Prop Cauis,so, Blaekman DoBsiTk
Prop Michigan, Roilo, gdensoursa
Sch, Alice Nay, Bell, BueWeii III N lumber
Scu~ Ada and Mary. Bates, Alpeua, tJo n lunoer
Sc N. g., Piass, Detroit, 81 m lumber
sooW OonsuelO, Pelov, Dover Bay
OLEAKED...............MAE ls.
stnr Morning Star. Viser, Detroit.
PrUp Michigan, Roilo, Toledo
Prep Canist. o, Bisskman, iOled1
Prop Portsmouth Hew-tt, Toledo
* L. oqu iis, Becker, Buffalo
Schr skiamofe. Falek, Buffalo. 231 tons coal
sohr John Tihhitts, DisbToW. Buslos $40 tOus coal
schr Provost, Peterson, Fremont
scow Oonsuslo, PelOS, PIT intoa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
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Removal On ths fIst + june thu Cents
Furnishiag Emporium, lSG Bank street will bo
removed to Isl Superior stre,t, urder the wedden
uOuse, 1.-THE store BOW occupied b. n. Z Critt n
deu,l therefore extra inducements viii b, Oner,
for the u thirty days to ali the old patrons and
as many new ones may favor US with call, to
select f,om sue faest assortment ol Furuishing
Goods west OF New York city.
mylO.2l2 MOTT d UAISHT.
Second Vgsrd Draft Contributor 10 sec
ond Ward Association, a-e hereby notified thas
dividend Of IA per cent. has been declared, from
surp.us remsinin. after tihing the entire qu "a,
aud tn It the same be obtained from !. V. Pain
ter, Treasurer no. I45 superior street. be- wen the
hours offs NJ. and 4 P NJ. Members Will please
present their Certificates.
by order tiuance Committos.
p. ROSE, President.
5. &. BABEIe, Secretary. myS:ztJ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

PERsoNAL-Mr. George Hoyt, long known
Cleveland newspaper man, but more
recently connected with the Times in this
city, as local editor, leaves our city to-dav 10
resume his connection with the Cleveland
Press, bacing accepted the situstion Of To-
cal editor of the Herald, of that city. The
"locai frsteruity" ofthIs city paris with MIR.
Hoyt regrotlully, on account, as much of
his genial qualities as an associate, rs Of
his abilities as Il newspaper Culcjis-
natl Commercial
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

HOps-Firm New YorE state 45g5Oc, aooOrd.
ing 20 quality Ohio 25g3Oo.
NnlS-steady. Barivy Malt held ct N,70 pei
buBhel.
Ale and POraar-MArkst steady. We quots
- GolIoWu Present Use TX Ale SO; Stock Xxi
SI3CO Ksnnett $3.50 Pale Dream sll; Port 7
-, Half aud quarter barrels in proportion.
Water LtIlae-Firm 81 81 % for OsWsgo and
Akron.
PIasteF.-'PcvsH's'' land plaster ylz 50 PEI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

ARRIVAL or THE NORTHERN LIGHr.-The
steamer Northern Light, Captain Murch,
arrived At this port yesterday afternoon at
two O'Clock. She left this city Tuesday,
May "a, aud Detroit Mag Sd, with $50 pass
eugers and full load Of freight. Passing
up Sault river on the 9th inst she ran up
on a rock, as there were no buoys in the riv-
er to mark the channel, and stove q hole in
her bottom. She mausged 10 reach Sault
St. Marie, where she discharged her freight,
and returned 10 Detroit, arriving there on
Thursday, the llth inst. Sho went into
Clark's dry dock, where she remained three
days.
She saw tho steamer Meteor aground in
the sault river, She got eff without dam
age Mot steamer Traveller in tho same
river, with broken crank She was towed
up to ssult St. Marie for repairs.
The Northern Light viii leave for Lake
Superior tomorrow evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

BUEaILBY.-Three boys, Joseph Hughes,
Charles Wrnslow snd John L. Hsrver, the
oldest OF whom was not over fifteen years of
age, broke into tho cutlery store Of Bern
hard Wassermsn, ca tho West Side, on
Thursday night, and stole upwards of fifty
dollars worth Of articles from the establish
ment They got in through a kind of rat
hole which no one would have dreamed was
large enough for ingress. We understand
they have made full confession of their
guilt They viii receive sentence this
morning at the Police Court.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

AoADEIY or MUsJo.-Mrs. W. II. Leigh
ton aud Yankee Locke, who have been
playing with great success 10 crowded
houses in this city the past week, closed
their engagement on Saturday night.
Two very talented artistcs appear at the
Academy this evening, namely, Madame
Marie Methusa Scheller and Mr.. Charles
Pope. as all lovers of the drama know,
these actors have high and most excel
lent reputation. They follow the natural
school of setting, aud particularly address
themse Ives TO the more refined taste Of the
American public. Mr. Pope has recently
played n very acceptable engagement at
Niblo's Garden, New York
Madame scheler has lately created a
great farors in New York, playing "Ophe-
lis" to Forests "Hamlet," and appearing
as pauline IN the Lady of Lyons" Hor
''Ophelia" is pronounced ths beat ever seen
On the Metropolitan stage, and no compari-
sou for her "Pauliue" has been venturcd.
except with thstof Helon Faucit, the great
est actress IN England.
We are happy to announce that she will
appear to-night as "OPhclia" to Mr.. Pope's
"Hamlet." The entertainment will con
clude with the farce of Jenny Lind"
A crowded house should testify to these
actors, on their opening night, how high is
the dramatic taste OF the Cleveland public.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

GONE TO CUMBERLAND GAP.-Four eourpa-
Dies-A, C, E aud F-of tho 1s5th .. V. l.,
started for Cumberland Gap on tho morn
ing of tho sth inst Letters 20 members Of
these companies should be addressed to
that place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
Thirty Loan.

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aud Financial Agent OF the GoNernment will
promptly fill all orders !Or the Popular 1880 ioau
u,ust ooGiuUe 10 Isndss this Loan q desirable iu
YES meBt he usual commission al ed 10 Eauks
and BaEkers " no bpy to sell sgail.
five PoT cert. Legal fender Notes,
With accrued Interest added. received in psyment
for su scriptiCns. WstuFed 7-9D Coupons pail on
presentation. United stat FOus hers pure hased, j,
and msturing Certificates o. Indebtedness col
leoted.
ap1.eM " L. GUTTER. Cashier.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

CoUKr OF CoNWoN PLEAs.-The May term
of this Court begins to-day, with the re-
hearing Of some second trial cases The
assignment of new cases will be made TO-
morrow.