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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

We are indebted to friends IN Richmond
Tor late eopies OF the Richmond Wsig, and a
map OF the city, showing the burnt district.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
RENNEOT'S
ALTRHEUHOINTUENI

rTHE only Ointment Tor tie cure q al erlF-..
Il and cgtaueous Affections IL is wholly
FEGETigLE COMPOUND
IT WILL CURE
Sal, Rheum,
Erysipelas 5 aid Head
PILES, Fel0us, Ulcers, sore Eyes,
Chilblzins. shingles, boils, Cuts, Wounts.
blsters, kingwOTms Piuples,
Burns, Chspped Hands,
Scalds-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
A MourningFast.

President johnson has appointed May
25th as a day of general prayer, and mourn
ing for the late President.
BIZ TEE President OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

PHorocEArnIc.-Cha-. Miller t,, -.. p.
well-known photographic room, a, .,...
St 70 Mr.. g. B. Davis ct NonJr-u4,
will carry on the business.
Mr.. styles, proprietor OF tie .V---
Galley" in this place. has plrcb... %.
Davis establishment in Aon'l~l,--. FOOL.
keep three photographic Sall,r.,-. ..
liugton. =. Adams and M5ntp.l.--.
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EENNFDY'>
SHH RhcRIa OinfnieHI

d, u4furpds-c'..
The Roushest Skin Is made smooth.
Charged hands are instantly healed. -
Cracked and Dried L p are heSle-i snc s'i 80
To keep the bands and fsce coIaflrts ~. ~
the cold weather, put LITTLE Of the Vih'u
when -sUir- o. Har. q, NJ .--..
Pit np ia Two sired bott,es. TIE smaller q
the larger 80 cents. per bottle. $500.
sold u this soEa y A .. srkAs, 1885,
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salt Rheum Ointment

Contains no mercury or other mineral 'I1sttn'-
is Woolly and purely
W q ETA - l. Z.
one TRIAL l. sufficient 20 convince tie most $50.
zeal that Is eihca y ia allal ~ infamustioH '-
.'iuciug ,w.llin-.s s, wonderful
The Great FAMILY OintI.ent
Eeunedv'> salt Rheum Ointment.
should be "a every %, 1>shoid. W other ~ 'ut'1r
can compete sith 60 Sc = ready AMI speedy uea"
II relief r.t
For sUKyS ami ,t4LDS it i the uost rer'-'.
cure ever Known A. AZ EHaolitsuf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28
News of the Week.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Apr. 24- }
N Mci. Cen. DIR

" Mcj. Gen. DIR
A despatch from Gen. Sherman states tha'
Wilson held Macon IN thc EOth WIFE
Howell CoDl, :. " smith and others a.
prisoners, but they claimed the benefit OF the
arrnIstico and he has telegraphcd 10 m"
through the rebel line for orders 1 have
answered him that he may draw out OF
Macon and bold his command for further
ord,r- unles- he has reason 10 believe that
the rebels are changing the status 70 our
prejudice Thi- Department has in'orIna-
tion that the Prc-idenl's murder wac organ
lied ia Carrda and approved ~ Richmond.
One IT the assissins now ia prison VII" At
;ernu,ei L. kill Mr. Seward l. believed 70 he
one Of the - Adams raider-.
EDWIS ". SrANs-N-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-28

The President directs me to say to you that he
wishes you TO have no conference with General
Lee, unless it be for tie cspitulatiou Of General
Lees army, or on some minor and purely mill
tary matter. He instructs me TO say that YOU
are aot to decide, discuss or confer upon any DO
lticsl question. Such questions the President
holds in his own hands, and will submit them
to no military conferences or conventions. Mean
time you are to press to the utmost your mill
tary sdysntsges.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
T. oLo6b BOOK 81 STORE
=, IN e H Err,
FROM L,vEhpooI!.7
vlTcHnAyER =. Inn =, .lev,cl en-

MATCHMAKER st'AN0l ? lEwELER.
SAINT CLOUD, MINI.
N. B.-wa,ches, Clocks, rime-pieces, >s1u-
sic Boxes, Jewelry, &c., &c.,
.>>Na >Nssas ksses ~ sas sassa VA, Warranted. v
Old Verge and Lupine watches made in-
to New English Patent Levers At small
COSY. 3eE,t3rD.1 = ftEg:ss;t: .,@,t. -.
Engraving done to order. q J v5n5l-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
NOTES OF THIRD SERIES FO 7-3O4
NOW READY.

The 'denaaa fox the Second Ser les Of tie
7-3O: Notes was 80 great that the Treasury
Department was unable to print them With
sufficient rapldity to fill the orders. wln
be remembered that = hundred millions
were subscribed and paid for in . single
week. .rhe printing presses have finally
eurQaNptei the di6cpliys aud on Wednes-
dsy. June .Stk" the deliveries Of the Third
Series commenced, and will be continued
with the same promptness that marked the
supply Of the notes Of. the first and second
series, II HIS, been, this interruption Of
delivery, 1t the time Of sabseription which
mas given an appearance Of . falling o6iinl
the popular taking Of the loan,-the great
'bodyspf smatl takers being unwilling t.
pay their money unless they receive their
notes right in hand, to carry them hqWe.
ID 10 sapected that after this week the daily
subscriptions to the Seven-Thirties will
run up into, millions. rs they>1il undoutt-
eily be stimulated BY Ih6 opening Of the
Ermers' wool markeb6 East and West. It
is. not at nIl likely that the Government
will ever agsin offer 30 desirable . ssse@siV
~ these notes,s aud about two hundred
millions only remnin. to be taken.
With theiclese OF the war the national
exp@eaee will b. vastly reduced, and invea-
tors must look for . sharp .reductiea In He
rate Of interest as soon Is the present loans
become due, and can he paid o6. THERE'S
no reason Why the United States credit for
masey should ever again fall below IT.
credit for courage. Tho same spirit that
preserved the geegrspAieal: iategrity Of the
country will place ito ptessisau integrity
on . par with that Of the most favored
naiions-and that will represent rate Of
interest under rather than over four per-
cent. sa.ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

20, ~ stresSA ~ ssas's desotsosi
Q, ne v0s0s q WOMAN speaks ~

20, ~ are.stA ~ ssas's desotso~i stal
9, the yo'0s q soossas speaks Z" i
have buried the past, the wonderful past, =.
ii And set on its grave ! sSal;
d have chided my heart, ny Maynard heart,
Till its pulses have ceased to fesl. 4
TT so@etines my fancy will wander Ger 50
The paths q the Long Ago !.
And sweep the strings of my lyrs, and sing
OF the past-of its Joy and wos. VII -
But tho't not the echoes would reach yssr ear
In tl's grave Of the wonderful past g
bad tho't you buried this many year, i; {.
Why do you come At lasti ses .sts5,ss ..,,s.s
weep for you'll" No; yosr life d bright;
Ths. sum- shines fall on your ways;
What Enough ny pathway Hes u the sighti u
1 care not, since yours II the dhy. AZ :
Tho past Is gone with i.s beautiful dreams, 1ss
=, And the present ls cold and gray sast&
But seek sybltss In ths light that streams
From the Land y Eternal Day. ,.,....-
We loved. but the unseen band Of fate
Has ~renched our lives apart; 7. ;'t7'''s'
Farewell Nay God give, ,ye&jey and peace,
And the.lovsof > noble heart t,aso -. -,
JuNI OfH 1856, .., --
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
THE DEMOCRAT

Is published at St. Cloud. Stearns County.
Minnesota, every Thursday afternoon.
o,,.cz-1x posr o,,,o, siaai sSioiso, 81 w4..,.e,o,
AVENUR : 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
7-3O LO IA N .

These notes are issued under date Of July
l6' 1865. and are payable three years from
that date in currency or arc convertible 1t
the option Of the holder into .- l., :. -
U: s. s'ae sl1per 1eent.:, ). : 4
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

mi. Hunter" .hhe; said sid, ,IANr Vim
cent il very i'll Will you 90 to, him :"
And without pausing for ! reply. she
res"lutely shut herself within her own
apartment. IF it was as she imagined,
= quarrel On her account, she must
stand for the present entirely sloof from
both parties. She no longer doubted
her: love Il, Harry-a love which had
sprung up iu her heart that lovely
morning when she had looked into his
eyea and seen therein the mingled
strength and tendeness: ef I noble, ma
+ture. Day by day THAT love lad deep
cRed ae she 'earnSl his truih, his gen.
eroAity, all the beautiful charaoteristics
which can be learned Without the OBJ
ssrvation of many; months. Neither
dla she doubt his love for her. 1t
pefvaded every word and look, it breath
ed through every: action, it created
about him IN atmosphere which, was
bliss it, this certainty, and for a moment
she yielded fully to it. A sudden rush
Of footsteps brought back her: Thoughts
to TBS, ,potionlrss figure, tie tale face,
the stained garments, which had almost
unncryed her. ..Wss, Harry dying
:dead[" aud she covered her face 70
repteSs the shrek That Almost forced
itself from her lips. How slowly. the
.miautes passed :! She must know-she
would xait no longer, aud she stepped
into tho hall. .SHe was aioAe With the
faithful. .Johp.. foE: Dir. Hunter had
driven furicusly for = surgeon, and
Mrs. Hunter was closeted with Aubrey.
Aria bent oyer. him, and before sch
couM arrest them. her tears fell upon
his check He opened his eyes, brin-
n,ing with love, smiled hiltly, and
struggled to take her hand. The move.
ment sent the moqd gu.hipg, through
the ban9ages, aud he fell into long
{ For many days after, H.rry's life
was in danger; aud had :anE eete 'op-
pressed or any anxiety fevers1 him, be
would undoubtedly have died: Blt
from morning till night Aria sat by his
side silent aud gentle, reassuring him
Of her sympathy BY pressure Of the
hand, by the threading Of his. hair with
her cool 6nge.s, by, the cloquenoe Of
her kindling face. Without as:spoken
wori; a. c.anplete understanding had
been established between them, ard>tbe
first connected sentences which Harry
uttered was whispered request that
Mrs. Hunter .wonld purchase = ring,
which hesuietly slipped upon Aria's
willing finger. ,< -. ...ss.:.. sch.
/ Aubrey confessed to; iii, sister both
his guilt and its motive; and then
went to Paris, from whence he Dispatch
ed: d:supe1b wsdaips pnsepta 10 MI. and
Mrs. Vincent, who were married ,at
MIR Hunters town house on Christ
mas eve. He wrote givwingly of Par,
lsian life, aud snecred OF America and
Americans after the most approved
Cockney fashion Two year, atferward
he returpcd With wife -. .eaesant, sell
fish aud undiseiPlined as himself. The
we'll matched, pair made shipwreck OF
their happiness almost before the honey
moon Vas over; and at last, having
spent every cent of their great fortune,
became wretched dependents upon MI.
Hunters bounty. =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
W:;B MITCHELL, Editor 4 Proprietor.
u->e
-TElaAls,
Two DOLLARS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

s. :aArE,ssdr r s.ApyEari.ise.,tS
One column, one year, SIS 90
0ne-half column, one year, 40 90
Oae-fourth- column, ono year, Is 90
One column, six months, As 90
One-half column, six months, 80 90
One:fourth column. d. xanonths. ls 90.
cae square, one year, * 81 1 40 O0
One square, six months, 600
Business cards, 6ve lines or less, SIS per
annu:n; six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
e. en- lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged proper
tion te to the space they occupy in BREWER
soiid.]
II O B " O n TX
OF all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

Sve1 Alno AoOIeHl sAHiD q. lI3ta1y
and sullen, cast shadow upon the fam
fss i} ps4. .sss, All. bstoet 90 h; herself
,agai9 TO- pei. .iqpg;;, 10y .walks; but ss before
she was always in the 4rawina room after
dinner; New guests filled ths places
of the departed ones, and Aubrey did
his best to shine. To bis modification
he discovered that his elegant warjpbe.
his pretty grsces, bis soft voiced noth-
ings faded before the hearty joIity, the
ingenious gaiety, the exhaustless spirits
Of Aria and Harry. the latter did
not attempt to disguise ,hia admiration,
and seriously asked Mr. Hunters leave
to win his cousin If he could while
Aubrey, humiliated, disappointed, and
jealous, too proud to confess his error,
and unable to restrain his anger, was
SO surly that Adele, Who was not sufi-
clently acute to surMise the cause Of
his i'll temper, wished she had not i,,-
vited him to Glendale, and mentally
resolved that thus should be his last
long visit. a,2l IL s.s.2= 1r.4i s,.s5 t2 :
So matters went on for three weeks !;
when one morning Harry, who had
asked leave W row Aria on the lake,
went to his room for pair If buckskin
gloves. Having discovered his inten-
ton Aubrey followed him tbither and
peremptorily ordered hini to relinquish
the lady, since be had prp,4ised: him
self the pleasure Of 4 sail; with her aud
was only Eve minutes too late with his
Eoffer. 4assz #a - 80 :. III! tst:'t -
%, "But Why eanqot. we both 90 p ask
ed Harry. ,;;sslll am sure Miss Ccburn
would like it apd 30 would Mrs, IL Hun-
ter, who is to chaperone her." II.
1--WE cannot both CO." answered .Au-
brey hotly. ."We,csn never do any
thing together agsin. !, You have stolen
into my place-you have assumed my
dut}es--you have usurped my rights
you have taken away my BRIDE" iaaa5
STOP" said Harry, in. 4 low. stern
voice. which showed that, he was fairly
aroused, "Stop Aubrey Lander! 1 was
invited hi,her by you because you
wanted to ignore your dutiss, to lay
aside yout rights, because YOU wanted
the burden and the tedium tn be mime
instead of yours. Twas glad 70 per.
form the part which you evaded, aud
all that l have done more than T. was
ssked to DO, 7 have done openly and
with the express permission ,of the only
authheritya to which | could appeal" .
! This truthful and temperate reply
only. enraged a ubrey still more. 'fNGi
the first time in' his lite be found him.
selfthwarted in cherished object =
He turned deadly pale while Intense
and passionate hatred bl.1ed in hi,
heart He, said nothing. but sei1ing /
heavy cane. struck at Harry and threu
him over an ottoman asainst the hea
viy carved edge Of = massive bookcase
Harry ,,peither moved aIor spoke, bul
blood gushed from his forehead ani
poured over his face and throat, making
him ghastly with ies red stresm: sAu
brcy attempted to lift him, but Harry
lsesyspt, pushed him aside, saying re-
spectfully, "l.eave him to his friends
Esir, you have done enough for onl,'
!. morning, !" carried his master ,tenderl,
10 the bed, and then applied '.;msclf /.
stoRtthe bleeding. g5At,!this moment
/ Aria vent dancing un, the sta;ra s;nv
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
.aTuz A. G. GAKDNE Err,
W ..,. M,ETZR,O!TH',

N1OULD invite his friends and The pub
nv Mo u 'Ssls and examine his NeU Style.
- Gehtlshen's Furnishing Goods. Psrtio-
ulsr sttshtioh paid toseuston' work. (, !,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
appetite, shsrpen;d BY her long rant:
.b!ss, and not spoiled by her sigh,

appetite, sharpentd BY her long RAM.
b!ss, }; and not Spoiled by her 'sigh'
luncheon; and through the evening si.e
exerted herself TO- give life and yivac,t,
Ie he drawing room. She sang old
ballads and sweet 6Ee,side eonga as il
they were ripping from bet: very heart;
she danced or played for dancers, made
a teurth stwhist; got beaten, at chess
and listened .xith every, appearance Of
interest, to tic prosy'' stories, Of . ia,
lady aud 4 lean gentleman two, tire:
some people whom everybody else drew
away from with suppressed utterance
hetyesR : sigh and , maledictioo.
Far from eSacting service, she could
scarcely be pursuaded TO accept it; and
Aubrey, especially, she kept aloof by
tact 80 delicate and womanly that while
i was Impossible for him to advance he
had no preteRt for comp(aint., -.
sar Txp,days Of rain followed the BRILL
.nt weather, and Aria was declared ii in
valuable, She acted cl,Aradea, perso.
mating three " four different characters
and rapidly changed her whole appear.
ance With the aid Of . few simple gar.
ments, he'arrapged tableaux, aud en-
gaged the eravest ter.onage in merry
games: Fully, sincerely ;apd only her.
self, she could not fail to delight the
entire circle. Mr. Hunter wished it
would 'rain forever Adele was grsti6ed
BY her husbands pleasure. and the fat
lady aad lean .gentleman paid Aria the
highest compliments ia their power by
insisting that she should spend the win
ter with them in town. Harry's bsppi-
ness EoSerdowed upon everybody and
everything. aud Aubrey, .l9pA .aoady
and sullen, cast shadow upon the fam
ilv: iov.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
|u. IS. 7-M LOAN,
HIRD SERIES,
s23o,ooo,60o., !. !.

70 By authority Of the Secretary 81 the
Treasury, The ,undsrsigeet the General =
Subscription Agent for tho sale Of United
States Securities, offers to the public the
third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing sew
on and 'three-tenths per cent. per annum,
known ~ tho .z.si4 .t3.r.sG|
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

These bonds are now worth handsome
premium, and are exempt, ss are all the
Gov yernment Bonds, from State. County and
Aus;c;pal taxation, rhicA add. from one to
three per cent. to tAeir value, according to the
rate levied dp6n other property. rhs In
tersst is payable semi-aunually by coupons
attached 70 each mote, 1hieh nal, be cat of
and 'atd 10 my 'o.ak or BANKER: - sS's ~
Tho interest at 7.3o per cent. amounts to
One cent per day On . $50 note.
Two cent? per day ON . 900 note.
Ten cents per day ON $500 note.
Twenty cents lerasyee = A@l0oQ no&o
One .lo1fif per day On i '45OoU note.
Notes Of all the denominations named
Vim be promptly furnished upon receipt Of
subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are pre-
cisely similar in form and privileges 10 The
Seven Thirdss already sold,. except that
tho Government reserves to itself the option
Of paying interest in gold coin At 6 pre-
cent, instead Of 7s8 lGths IN ourrency:-
Subscribers will deduct the interest in; our
rency up to July 10Th, At the time when
they subscribe. .;c. ,...,. .,,.,l"1
The delivery Of the noteas Of this third
series of the Sevan-thirties will commence
on the lot Of June, aud will be made prompt
ly aud continuously after that date. .,, y
The slight change made in the conditions
Of this THIRD SERIES Affects only the
matter Of interest. The payment in gold,
if made, will be equivalent to the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the
the event Of which only Will the option 10
pay interest in gold beavailed Of, would 80
reduce, aad squali1e prices that psrshsse.
:@ade With s'z Per cen. In gold would b
fully aquaf to, those made with seven and
:hree teoths per cent m currency. This is
The >9nly loan IN Market
Now offered BY lhe' Government, .ndits su.
perior advantages 1m.ke i the 'z'''
Great PoRn1ar loan Of the. People,
Less than $780, ,ooo, ,ooo Of the II 1o%.d % au; !;
'horized BY the last: Congress are now on
tbe market. This amount. at. lie rate a,
which it is beSg sbsofbed; viii all be sub.
scribed for within sixty days, when = til
notes will undoubtedly command premi-
un, Is has uniformly been; the c.se on clos.
|idg the subscription 70 Other Losas.
Il In order that lciti.eas, Of every town and
section Of the country may be afforded ia.
eilities for taking tho loan, the Nation.
IL Banks, s9tatS Banks, and ffiv.t.
Bankers throughout III tie country hay,
generally agreed to receive subscription.
It par. Subscribers viii select their OWL
agents, in whom thsy have2coaadence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery Of the notes for which the rsceiv,
orders. ---- =,
I JAY COOKE,
|, s.b.eripti9nA Eehtt Pla.delphi.
!: May Is, 1865. ..,.
Subscriptions will be received by
T. G. McCLURE'S BANK, ST. CLOUD
|. ,s1IfG and The sdiferent Il II Itlt. II
| NATIONAL BANKS OF MINNESOTA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19

DARING FEAT.-Some days since, when
the boys of the 17Sth were at Tod Barracks,
some Of them, in sportive mood, tied red
flannel shirt to one end of the rope used
for hoisting the flag to the top of the tall
flagstaff standing in the center of the
area. The red shirt, instead of the stars
and stripes, was seen floating from the top
Of the flagstaff, which is 12O feet from the
ground All efforts to lower the new ban
ner proved unayailing, and there it re-
mained for several days in proud defiance
of military skill and mechanical ingenuity
brought to bear to remove it.
But the coming man." who was to &C
complish what Others had failed to do, at
length came in the person of Alexander
Williams, young cavalier only about
eighteen years of age, belonging to Com
pany E, 18th O.V.C. He told some friends
he could bring down the offending red gar
ment, but preferred to make the attempt
when but few were looking on. So on
Monday evening, when the men had retired
to their quarters and all was quiet, though
not sailor, he ascended the tall smooth
flagstaff, with the aptitude and agility Of
a wild cat, to the very top, unfastened the
red shirt and brought it in safety and in
triumph to terra .frma. When the daring
feat became generally known at the Bar
racks, it,was conceded ON all hands that
young Williams was the unmatched Hero
of the Flagstaff. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
Cleveland Market,

FLOUR-Hed at 81 OO97 so for Xxx red; % oCS
GRA GN-No sales of any kind was reported on
PORK-SaIcs 10 brls mess at $ss 90, closing at
500 90. Clear s32ooIlT
LARD-Held at 2lc for city rendered in brls.
SMOKED MEATS-Hed at 24c for plain cured
canvassed Hams: 26c. for sugar-cured do; lSc for
shoulders: lecfo Bartp sates 1000 Tbs Dried Beef
BUTTER-saIss 80 kegs W Westerp, Reserve at slc.
CHEESE-Noeacdve, and unchanged at range
u 'E5GGSIsales ID brls at 400
HlGHWINES-Sales this forenoon 100 brls at
'$20L Held atthe close this afternoon at ~ 039
ALCOHOL-Colegne Spirits a %; Alcohol ss per
cent a. 06Cs4 l2 Neutral Proof Spirits 81 20a2 25.
PETROLEUM-Firm and in fair inquiry at GEO
681sc for refined in round lots. ~ y Sss ?" t.h
LAKE FISH-Scarce and unchanged at 80 0Olfor
Whitefsh. 90 800 for Pckerel. 81 rs for Trout IS IS
II ObiRfiRDiH.PPhEs1sales 80 brls at 7,le and pay
" FiEAT'HERS-Steady and unchanged at 75c for
p NSALTNfield at % % for fine; So 80 for coarse.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote as follows:
Present Use Xxx Ale, $40; Stock, XXX $l4; Kennel
SIG; Pale Cream Sll. Porter $l4. Half and quafter
,.ssATER LlAE1Jo;wrgo and AkSOn et held at
so i. plaster 90 90 per Ton;
H0PSEN New York State sASS5oo, ,saccordins to
MIEfGBst,les BS, Malt held At 6per bushel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-19
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Applications for OrPardOn-The7 7-3O
Loan Nearly all Talken-Gen.
AlmOnte i'm New York. 80

New YORK, July 1S.-The Times Wash
2ington special says the. Pardon Bureau is
still overrun with applications. Among
them are those of Gustave A. Henry, Sena-
tor for Tennessee; III. w. Willard, formerly
member of the U. S. Congress for Alabama;
j. d. Saleburton,I U. s, District Judge for
Virginia; G.. N. Hollins, U. S. Navy, of
Greytown notoriety; A. l.. Harbleine, U, s..
N; James IL. Land, d,BrisadierG Geberal rebel
army; rebel Gov. Magrath, of South Caro-
lima, and Gov. Moore, of Alabama. M.
The Herald's special says delegation
has arrived from South Carolina, consist
ing Of B. f. Perry, Gov. j. L, Orr, c. j.
EFped, .. w. Gradon, W. N. Litch and
Foster Bloodgood. n roueac'7 II hnsi
The present series of, the, 7-30 loan will
probably all be absorbed within week or
ten days. This is the last Of the six hun
dred million loan authorized at the last ses-
sion of Congress. When the soldiers are
paid off, with the decrease of Government
expenses, the Secretary will be able to get
along until Congress meets, with Che use
OF certificates Of indebtedness and tempo
rary loans. &
1t is understood General Almonte is In
New York incog., on his way to Austria
and Belgium, for more assistance for Maxi
milan, and desires to have an interview
with President johnson.