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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

II EOKUK, DENTAL DEPOT.-Dentists
~ will ind complete assortment Of Artificial Teeth
and Dentists Materials always hand. Orders from
the country will receive particular ention.
sep1 D. A. KERR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01

having bean accepted, we take this
method of giving an expression - TO our
appreciation Of him as an othcer and
gentleman; therefore be it
ResoIued, That, in our opinion, BY the
resignation OF Col Pace, our cause
loses one of its stannchest supporters,
our country the services Of ore OF its
most faithful servants, and our Regi-
ment one Of its abIest and most efficient
officers; but while we regret she sever
ance of his connection with as, we can
bat recognize his right in asking 20 re-
tire from the military arena, after so
lengthy g period-three years and eight
months faithfully devoted to the service
of his country-haEing beeu promoted
to the command Of this Regiment from
the Lieutenant Coloneley Of the First
Indiana Cavalry, and having been raised
to that position from q Captaincy, for
meritorus conduct in the same. In re-
tiring he, therefore, carries with him our
thanks for the manner 10 which ha has
ever administered the affairs Of his Reg
iment, which enabled it to obtain the
fair reputation which il now enjoys,
also our heartfelt wishes that happiness
and success may ever atteed him and
his
Resolved, That copy of this be sent
TO the Evanville Journal and IHdisnap-
oils State Journal for publication, and
that they be requested to publish the
same
GEo. r. SwsLL0w, Major,
THos q. WILLIAMSON, Major.
GEo. w. BELL, Captain,
JoHE A. LEWIS, Chaplain,
d. C. JAMES, Captain,
ComBsiEses
A copy.
W, H. WMTwoRTH,
Lieutenant and Adiutant, Sec'y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01
General IntelIIgence.


NEw YoRK, April 29.--Adviees state
that Johnston attempted to haggle with
Grant for terms which would provide
for the psrdon-of Davis, and other lead
ing insurrectionary conepirators, but
Lieutenant General Grant would listen
10 nothing Of the kind, and Johnston
was compelled to be satisfied with the
conditions granted to Lee.
The Herald Washington special says
information has reached Washington
that the rebel steam ram Olinda, alias
Stonewall, arrived at .Turiaffe, in the
Canary Islands, on the Sist of March,
in three days from Lisbon. She was al
lowed 10 coal and provision. She was
ordered to leave in twenty-four hours
She left on the lsts instant, steamlng
rapidly southward. but her destiustioR
was unknown. The Navy Department
is in anticipation of the appearance Of
the Stonewall in some of our harbors,
and is making proper distribution Of
suitable vessels along the Atlantic sea-
board
Intelligence Of the arrival Of JEFF
Davis, and bis accompanying fugitives,
as far South as South Carolina. has .ksen
received in Washington. 4E ID thonghE
he will be anticipated before reaching
the Mississippi River.
The Heralds Selma lAla) dispatch
says Among the prisoners captured
I here are $50 officers. Lieut. Gen. Dick
Taylor made his escape on g steamboat
n. B. Forrest, Daa. Adams, Roddy,
Armstrong and Crosland, under cover oi
darkness reached q swamp east of the
/ city and eluded capture. Officers com
prising their stats we're captured For
rests ordnance officer, Capt. Bond, re-
ports Forrest wounded in two places in
the arm Croxtcn and McC Cook attacked
Jacksons front and rear at Tryon, but
having travelled by widely different roeds
| their attacks were not Simultaneous, else
he must have been destroyed.
/ The destruction of the Centervills
bridge across the Catawsa, and Crox'
| tons movements towards Tuscaloosa
rendered it utterly impossible for Forrest
to carry ont his plana- CAhazba eaPitu-
lated yesterday, and about 10 prisoners
confined there for q long time, we're re
leased. They had been veil treated.
The Herald Washington special says
! The post-mortem examination O
Booths body showed the ball did 40
touch the brain, bat, striking the spins
column, produced immediate paralysis
The opinion ia that he mast have died {
J horrible death, the brain being aetivl
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tFOr the JoaF nal.
TO SPRING.


Mild Spring again puts on its verdant gArb,
And welcomes back the flowers; each Warbler.
On joyous wing, resumes his wonted shades
And makes the sir surrounding mslodious
with his song; the rose puts forth lea bloom, the
Ivy steals Ger thS time-worn wall, and ths
Forest giant spreads lt, Thick 'ning shade DER
The wild violet that trembiss 'nsath tbs
Crystal dew drops weight; ths air ID allied With
The rich muaie Of the inasct'H wing, Joined
By the waters Of the murmuring brsok, ar- a-s
That, rippl ing on its devious course, bursts
With mad dslight its rocky barrier,
Or, ling ring In some quiet nook. mirrors -
Back the face Of Nature.
Sweet, smiling Spring,
Emblem Of lifs's hopeful morn, what lessons
Dos't thou tsachr There's not leaf but has
Tongue, there's not blade Of grass but hma
Voios TO cheer depending mani the damn hIlla
Are eloquent with the praise of God, aud 1880.
Nature wears miider aapsct, 70 sl'.vt
IllumIBs lifs's dFeary road. as rd hs
Sweet, smiling
Spring the Seasons nursery whose genial
sun warns into being world doomed &c
Fall bsforS the scorehing rays or wint 'ry
Blasts OF Time, who psoplest solitude
With 9 thousand mute orkfles Of Gods
Omniscient power, and leadest the -.
oontsmPlativo mind 10 beings sourcs. L. Ht
Love the sacred spell that biads me to thy scenes
Evansville, April "a, 1865. ....
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GROCERIES.
: HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HRDDRICH. Proprietor.
Cor EIAiu AAa, Third stas
EvANsVILLE, IND.

V.HIs OLD, WILL EsrABLIsHED, vAED
Il widely known HOtsl has. bsenelossd FOR sev.
srAI weeks undergoing repAirs- Il has, dnrinG
this time, been repaintsa inside and out has been
throughly fitted up. and In . grezt messnre ftrn-
ishsd With new beds and farnitafe. The proprie-
Tor has m8de every arrangemsnt 70 rsndsr his
house eonvsnisnt, hsalthy and sgrssAbIe 10 shs
pubic. ia - AIA4 ss@
Thanking the public for the fine patronage that
Tor series sf years has bseu extended 70 the
Washington. he Invites . nsnssaAl efshefr eastou1
and Vii sadesvor % have kis tsbis fzrnishsd and
ths houss managed Ia wsy1fo naer1a fhsireO1ttrs
sd RstnoaAgz. 49, .-.-s-.4--s q
0mmEbussa wtii usaaAnxsrs 10 And from
81 DsPOt kss. fzlyS
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SKIRTS.
~ Z w ~ KI II IT
FOB
q 18o5 @ 1895
The Greatest Invention Of the Age In
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY's New PAtont DUPLEX
EBLIPTIO (or d0uble) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY GARY, tiate ]. l. .. J.
west), SOLE PRoPRlEToRs AND MAUFAo-
TuRERs, ~ Chambers, and ~ and 81 keade
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex Tor
two) Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided
tightly aud firmly together, edge 20 edge, making
the toughest, most flexible, elastic and durable
Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break
their perfect and beahtful shape twiea - long as
any other skirt.
fhe wopderfui nexibiIity and great comfort and
pleasure 70 any lady wearing the Duplex Illiptic
Skirt, will be experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies, Operas, UarTiagea, Railroad
Cars, Church PswH, Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress, the Skirt can be folded when
10 use to occupy small place, as easily as six
or muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and convenienoe Of wearing the Duplsx tlliptto
steel Spring Skirt for q single day, viii never,
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use
For Children, Misses aud Young Ladies they are
superior TO all others.
They are the best quality in every part, and un-
questionably the Lightest, Most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical skirt ever made.
FOR SALE In all hrst-class stores in this city
and throughout the United States and Canada
West Indies.
ENQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ILLIPrIC
SKIRT.
Patent Duplex Illlptlc Skirt,
CoNBINfHe
elegance, LiRhtness, Comfort and
Economys
And uuauestionably the most desirable aritel
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LAW CARD.
WALL PAPER. sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
ab selected ssortment ot Wall and Window
lApsrs, plain and figured, which the pablic are
invited TO call and examine before purchasing
Elsewhere.
Alsc n now supply Of rennyson's new poem
sAhI ]. HEAbY'0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01
Regular Report.

CA1Ro, April 29.-w. d. Snow, q. s.
Senator from Arkansas, one of the sur
vivors of the Sultans, arrived here this
evening, en- route to Washington. News
of the assassination of the President
reached Little Rock on the morning Of
the 7th. =.
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RVLKs ANR sEarLiIIaAS-

Z Ne F.pers givss NEss Il the Goa uzar q 40. 6
grAtaAs9us eircul&tion.
2 No sdverrtssnsnts, local nosiOss~o EpaasIa
erssd unless prepaid or psy guAnassse
2 2 Advertisements wfll never b. ascompanieib
local Roticsa aaless e0ntEart snkds totakt sssf
and vAlss rsosivea for tbs nesioe. ~
A. Nc e LooAl Sssiee." however short, viii
inserted sor isss than One Dollar eaeh day, F
8 Marriage, Funeral And Rsisious NoSires
auss Invariably b. paid IN advance 10 secure 10
ssrtion
No denee0oy On the part of carriers vii b 4
raaas sood ey thu sFaoe. sha carriers faii 90
ie~ve pAPsrs urt@rsd and dirscsel thsy must
pay for their cArpleesnsss
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Testimonial.
HxApe'Rs iOrH IxD. Cav, % BRIs. lsT DIv.0
c. @. NJ. D. W. NJ, Battle Ground near
New orleAns, La, March 24ts, lss5.

When il became known to the officers
of this Regiment that the resignation Of
Col. Thos. n. Pace had been accepted,
9 meeting of the same was called, and
the following preamble and resolution
read and adopted
WHEREAs: Col Thos. N. Pace, for
reasons sufficient, having rendered che
resignation of his commission a. Colo
mel of thia Regiment, and the same
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01

NV YoRk, April 2s.-GsOssbeek 4
Co, Of this city, offer so, towards
the recovery of one Jef Davis, a fugi.
tive from justice. -. e. 20 WEE
The TSaaes's special says that q Ger
man, named Geo. Springstein, has taken
the assassination OF President Lincoln
so deeply that he has Attempted suicide.
The Tribune, in commenting on Sec
retary Stantons order 10 commanders
in the field not 10 regard Sherman'e ar
uistice, says it is the inevitable infer
eRce that Sherman has been snpereeded
or that the Secretary means 20 compel
him to resign. 1t is very plain that
commanders in the field, whose subor-
dinates are publicly notified to disregard
their orders, cannot long retain OF be
retained in their present position.
The Commercial Aduertiser's Wash
ington letter says:
There Al G rs.sous for believing that
Booth was engaged TO an estimable lady
in New York. .'...--
II IL certain there 10 no grounds for the
rumor that he had won the affections of
prominent New England Senator.
Thete was nothing more than slight
aeeuaintance between the parties.
On Booths person vas found diary
in which he had recorded the events OF.
his fight, and other matters calculated
to fix bis guilt upon parties connected
with the rebel Government aa
There was also found in his pocket
sterling exchange ehiained in Canada
last October, when the diabolicai plot
was doubtless arranged. gasuEFsz 10
Since the departure of the remains Of
her husband on their journey, MIRA Lin
colin has become more calm, but finds il
impossible, at times to regard her loss
with resignation, 50 heavy and 80 unex-
peeted was the blow. Presideht johnson
has urged her not to hasten her depart.
ure from the White House. She viii re-
main there until the close of May, when
il is her present intention to live in Chi.
eago. Her eldest son, Capt Lincoln
proposes to practice law IN that city,
where Master Thadeus can enjoy excel
lent educational advantages a
.'se WAsHlEGroS, April 2s.
Hon. e. N. Stanton, Sec'y Of War:
have the honor to report that the
Secretary Of State took bis usual ride
this morning, and is free from pain to-
night. Ca go &
Mr.. F. Seward requested to-day that
some one should read to him. He says
he Is much better. His strength is inn
proving.gradually land the wounds of the
scalp are healing. $50 sss saoa'
Very Respectfully your ob't servt,
- -.as- ]. K. BARNES,
s. s Surg. Gen'l.
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q. s. PROPOSALS.
OFFICE o. g. Cox. oT suBsfsTEEeE,
Evansville, Ind, April 70, 1885,

orTIeE o. g. Cox or suBsfsTEseE,
Evansville, Ind April 20. 16g5.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received st f1is ofhee until III a. N. Satur-
day, April 18th, 1865, for furnishing Fresh Beef
70 abe o. s. Genersf Hospital and troops in the
vfeiniAS OF this post.
ThiSsontrsct shall commence on the lst day Of
May 1855, and end on the 3oth day OF June, 1855.
The beef shall be from steers weighing not less
than i've hundred 600 pounds act each, shall be
delivered IN equal pFsporEian Of f0ss and hind
quartsrs lnseka, shsuks sad kidnsy tallox 70 be
sxriude} ID such auantities al sball from time 20
time b required for the treops. and on such days
- shall be designsted BY the Commanding ofioer.
Tha necks Of tba cattle .siaughEsrsd for bsef 70
Be delivered under this tract, shall Be cut OF 81
ths fuurth vsrtsbraI Ioint ana the breast trim nsd
down De shAnks of Grequsrters shall be eut %
fron fhfes 10 fonf incbss above the knee joint,
and Of hindquarters " a six 70 eight inches
shove ths gAmbrsi o. hoex jOint.
PAyEsuts viii be nsds IN such funds - zre far
nishsd By the Govsrnment for that purpose aud
os forms made out aA4 stgssd Asrsqairad By fns
ua6ersignsd. "a. 40. 5..-
The right is reserved to reject szy All blAs for
pr Per causes. y. Il. EHRAAH,
a2i-td Captain and Com. sab
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3a fBy TsisgrAph.J
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

g.eaaa RAILROAD REoEIPTs.
TEaRE HAurE, April ~, 1895.
Mr. A. r. eArudsv: ~ -.
Find below q Iist Of freight forwarded by Train
No. 8, from this place, to-day. t4-I
sssGf l6nos A. 3. ROBBINS.
Cox -&-H, kegs butter, 5 brls beans; w W
johnson, hay stnckB; Kahn, hay gAtherer; !;
Heed NJ, "a brls sandriss, 10 bags rice, 81 bxs
cans bxs raisins; !. kssser, 20 bxs fruit5 uOl-
lingsworth Bres, bxs wares > sonntag, 2
bxs hardware; jas Kicker, bxs mdae; Maeksy,
A 90, p bxs dry goods, 2 bales ndse, 2 brls
twtne; Hssbtt A. w, = bxs dry goods " II
StoddArd, BIZ drugs; stockweII A 90, 30 coils
repe; Miller, q co, 3 bxs dry goods, bales
masej H. 5 bxs raisirs, 2 bxs oiAi Wrights
4 2, BIZ dry goods HA Cock, hxs cans; Leioh
q O, 1Ipkes drugs; q L Dixon, 8 bxs hats, 9 bxs
boots MorgAb, & 4 Co. - hxs boots Hudspeth
a Co, 5 bxs hats; Keller White, z bxs prrfum-
cry; Goldman, B 4 %. ! bx dry gocas; n Crspt,
10 bass potatoes; L White, cars i%mber, 30 car
spTingas Chandler 4 Hart, Lear hayf y Bogeu-
thAi. hxs ary goods; Semonin, bxs boots )
sehapksr = 3, pkgs mssei Minor D. bEs
boots @ W Langford, 3 bxs goods " Bierbo Wer,
u brl liquor.
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ST. LOUIS, April 29--oficers, in com.
mand Of paroled prisoners, Of steamer
Sultana, previously reported exploded
above New Madrid, were ell Eastern
men. ef tHh
A Cairo special says the Sultaua was
going at ordinary speed at the time of
the catastrophe, and her engineer at his
pest, snd all seemed well at the time OF
the accident ,.4 H
The troops on board representing
every State in the Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01
BY TELEGRAPH
TTRom xKsTKRDAYs 3 O'CLOCK KDErIoE. I
ba ExEoUrIvE MANSION,
Washington, April 2s, 1865. (

WHEREAs, by my proclamAtion Of The
18th instsa Thursday she 25ah day Of
next month was recommended 80 day
of Humiliation and Prayer. in. eonse.
qnance of the assassination of Abraham
Lincoln, late President Of the United
States; bat whereas, my attsntion has
been called to the fact that the day after
said day is sacred to large numbers Of
Christians a. one of rejoicing for The
ascension of our Saviour; 1 e&i ia D.
Nov, therefore, be it known, An
drew johnson, President o. the United
States, do suggest that the Telgions SER
vices recommended as aforesaid should
be postponed until Thursday, the 6rst
day OF June next. = = fasess aasa -
Il witness whereof 1 have hereunto
set Iny hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO hs affixed.
= Done at Washington, April 10Th, A..
d. 1865, and OF the Independenee of the
United States the S9th ~ Z ~ Ut
a.a LSigncd ANDREW JOHNSON.
.sa.sW w. HUETEE, Acting See'y Of Stats.
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OPTICIAN.
OPTICIAN.
|. RlTT1NBERC
R FL n q TEE @ u II.
OPTICtAN!

VHHE BYE, BEING THE MOST DELICATE
Il Organ, and Of the mest vital importance 70
tins happiness and pFoMpsrity Of man, should
never be tArnpsFsd With, sither by the individual
or thoae who for mere profit take upon Themselves
the selling Of artificial sights, and who knew
nothing Of thc anatomy of the Eye.
These Celebrated Spectaeles
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-01

@w New Guns made 70 order, ana Repairing
auns With nsasRsss and disp9tse. &he-en
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

TuEATRF.-Mr. Ogden, Manager of the New
Richmond Theatre, has returned from the North,
and will introduce tonight Mr.. Frank Drew,
one OF the few true comedians OF the pre-.
sent day. His representations of the Irish
Emigrant Camille and Handy Andy will give
us treat that for years we have not enjoyed.
Mr.. Ogden, on his return, brought with him
several additions TO his present company. Let
the play-goers turn out en- masse and encourage
Mr.. Ogden in his efforts. His journey has, we
know, been one Of business for the purpose of
producing the best talent that coull be proc ured
Among the ladies and gentlemen engag-
ed who will appear this week, are Mr.. W. Ii.
Leak, leading man. Miss Annie Wayt, ira.
gedienne, Miss Annie L. Dillingham;, soubrette !;
Sir. Ellis, of Front Street Theatre, CONNIE
dian, Mr.. John Barron, walking gentleman.
We congratulate the public upon this acce ssion
to the popular corps of the play actors of Rich
mond We apprehend that the Theatre will be
crowded every night.
THE New CANTERBURY will open for the sea.
son 10 night with a new and full company. The
artists are selected from the principal theatres
and places of ADJUSTMENTS of the Moth, and they
are said to be very select.
WRAY's CoMBIEATIoS TROUPE Is performing
a. Metropolitan Hall ard the hold they retain on
the public estimation is something very remarka-
BILE.
We are now enjoying something quite legiti-
mate in the way of theatrica's and we hope the
subject will not exhaust itself before the public
is served.
In addition to the above entioned amuse.
ments, there are several balls to be given in diff
ferent localities and for the particulars of the
same, we refer our readers to the amusement
column.
The Circus closed its performance on Satur-
day evening. To theputlic regret they are gone
from the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

we're the vietors, and who the vauquished
In this war. Has the North conquered, and
has the South been overcome. No! The
Union, which knows no North and no South,
has triumphed, aud Secession and Nulliaca-
ton have persisted. These were the real
parties to the war; for war is nothing but
the bloody conflict of ideas. Secession and
notification have perished-and the institu-
ton of Slavery has met the same fate, but
the Union still suryiyes-suryives, let us
hope, to shower blessings on our land, TO
eiiace the ravages Of war and make us soon
forget IN the accomplishment of splendid
national destiny, the storms by which the
country has been shaken. Let us hope,
also, that We now have a Union never to be
divided government that will so work out
its beneGcent designs, that every American
citizen will realize and appreciate the great
political truth, that Liberty and Union,
now and forever" are, indeed, "One and
inseperable."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
CITY NOTICES.

Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr. Watts, Of the old firm
Of Messrs. Putney 4 Watts, has returned fro 4
the North with large stock Of boots, shoes
trunks, hats ETC.. selected expressly for this mar
ket These goods will be offered tomorrow, al
wholesale aud retail oo the second floor Of the
iron. front building on Governor street. occupied
In part by the Messrs. Donnan. Mr.. Watts was
cIreful to select only goods Of the best quality
and the firm is determined to sell them at a
reasonable advance upon cost. Buyers will con-
suit their interest by examining this stock.
TIE TYcOoN-we acknowledge the receipt
from Mr. Francis p. Joseph, of several packages
of smoking tobacco Of the Tycoon" brand. We
have tried the Tycoon and found it excellent
beyond comparison. Mr.. Joseph, the manufa
turer, has his factory on Main street near 23d
street.
MONTICELLO HALL.-We take pleasure in sta
ting that Mr. Ssuer, the proprietor of this hall
that fell into dsuse and dsrepute during the foui
years of the rebellion has put it in excellent re-
pair, aud it II now doing business second to no
house of entertainment in the city. The main
hall devoted to balls and other amusements, hss
undergone repairs that have made it one OF the
first places in the city for the public presentation
OF amusemen:s The cuisine is the most recherche.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22
PETERSBURG.
From the Petersburg Express. 10Th ::

DESIRABLE AssIsTAYCE.-!t 70 stated that the
authorities have sent numerous teams into the
surrounding counties, TO assist the farmers in
seeding and cultyating crops. This is the most
substantial and desirable assistance that could
be extended to the farmers at this juncture.-
S me twenty-five teams were sent out on Mon.
day.
CONFIsCATIoY.-Th establishment of Messrs
j. f. Justice IL Co., on Sycamore street, was Ia.
ken possession of by the authorities yesterd ",
and portion of the goods seized and carried
of. The alleged cause OF this action is that
liquor was sold in the house which is positively
forbi den by published order. Mr.. Justics, the
proprietor, was placed under arrest.
DEFINITION IN PRICEs.-With the advance OF
the times. and the increase Of competition, comes
the diminution in the price of different articles
of consumption. In no one article, is this fact
more noticeable, than in the price Of wood Two
or three weeks ago, persons hauling it in from
the country, demanded $40 per cord now, how
ever. they are most willing TO deliver it in your
cellars or yards at 81 and it frequently goes beg
ging even at that figure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-22

then unanimously adopted, and the meeting
adjourned.
MeSSrS. J. B. Baldwin, W. N. Tate, IL. W.
Shelley and NJ. G.. Hartman, four members of
the committee appointed under the fourth
resolution, arrived in Richmond Friday
night. Mr.. Stuart, the chairman, was de-
tanned by the illness of a member of his FAM
lily. The committee are still in the city,
stopping at the Powhatan Hotel. Any ac-
tior under the resolution by which they were
appointed is of course impracticable since
the recognition, by President Johnson, OF
the Restored Government Of Virginia, OF
which Governor Pierpont is the Chief Nag
istrate.