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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-03
NEWS By TODAY'S MAIL

NEWS BY TODAY's MAIL.
The abandonment Of the bomhartlme ut 6!
Fort Fisher, the return Of the land forces to
HAMPTON Roads, and Of Admiral porter's feet
to Beaufort, are confirmed. The loss Of the
feet during the bombarlment is estimated at
seventy five men killed and wounded. The
loss sustained by the land forces is put at one
thousand four hundred aud seventy. 1h>s
Confe ierate loss in prisoners was two hundred
and fifty, and in killed and wounded abou5
fifty.
O., Saturday morning, three hundred Con.
fetlerates made sudden attack On the picket
line of the first and third brigades Of the first
corps before Petersburg Charging with ye]IS,
and firing as :hey advanced, they drove the Fed
eral pickets back into their entertainments,
killed two, wounded three, and captured thirty
five. Gathering up tbe blankets and accoutre-
ments thrown away by the fugilives in their
retreat, they retired to their own lines without
losing & man.
General Fitzpatrick, with force Of cavalry
and infantry left Savannah recently in The d.
rcction Of Southwestern Georgia. He has
since returned to Savannah. He sid not 90
further west than the bridge over the Alta
maha River.
The new Confederate steamer Sea King, now
the Shenandoah according to the report Of
Captain Hanson, Of the brig Susan, at New
York, has captured and destroyed the brig Su
san a schooner, the barks Elena and E. 6. God
frey, and has also captured and bonded the
ships Kate and Prince The officers and crews
of the captured vessels were taken By the Shen-
andoah into the port of Bahia, Brazil.
Since the departure Of The feet and the re-
sumption of regular blockade, three blockade
runners have reached Wilmington, loaded with
SUPPLIES for the Confederate Government and
with miscellaneous stores. The shore of North
Carolina from Fort Fisher to Masonboro' Inlet,
is said to be stregn with the wrecks Of boats.
mostly naval.
Rv the arrival at New York Of the steamship
New York, we have European advices to the
DIST ultimo President Lincoln's Message did
not reach England until the 18th ultimo. The
london Times, in commenting on it, asserts
that it contains nothing from which the fede-
rails can derive either encouragement or copso-
lation.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-03
The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE commences to-

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE commences to-
day, the sa:rty-s1cM year Of its existence. 1t is
printed to-day, on sheet about the size of that
which was issued On the first Of January 1900.
It has shared in the prosperity and met with
the reyerses incident to such q long period Of
time but it still hopes, even under the adverse
fortunes which it has experienced in these lat,
ter years, that it retains the confidence and will
secure the support and good will. Of the citizens
Of the community, Tor whose welfare and pros,
perily, it has, through every chance and change
labored, with fidelity and zeal, and Ter whose
bappnessi it will always continue 10 cherish the
Warlnest sentiments.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR to al the readers of
the GAZETTE! The hand that penned these
words, has written the same greeting, every
New Years day for more than thirty years.
Nor has time nor adversely chilled the feelings
which dictated the wish which was felt and Ut
tered III the ,joyousnoss Of youth, and is stlll
as ardent as when first expressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-03

We hope that the present size OF the GA
zErrE will not initiate against its interests, or
be considered an objection that would be
to regard our misfortune as fault. In our
condition, necessity knows no law. We have
no steam presses noao, capable Of printing NAM
moth sheets, as we once had-and we must use
only what is left to us, or rather what we have
been able to procure, for present purposes
Besides, if we, by industry and attention, pub
lish in small srace and condense in sheet of
this size, the substance Of what is contained in
the large papers, and furnish our readers with
a fair chronicle of the whole News OF THE DAY
present our readers with :" a map of busy life,
authorizations and It's vast concerns, Tin Jour-
nal not larger than this,-it should rather bea
recommendation than demerit And this We
mean to do We intend, if we receive the sup
port that We are not ashamed to ask, and which
we hope to receive, to publish in this little pa
per the sua, and substance Of all the most i'm
portant foreign and domestic news, and all mat
ters Of local interest proper for publication in
newspaper. 1t will be pleasant reading for bus
mess men and families, who do not choose, or
have no taste, to pore over the leaden columns
of the large papers, in too many instances leot5eu
in more respects than one and for the most
part utterly unworthy of the perusal or regard
of those who love truth, and respect sound
literature.
IT. however, our advertising custom, and bus.
mess generally, increases SO as to justify US in
the undertaking, we shall in the spring, procure
larger press, and print a larger paper, of size
sufficient to accommodate all our business Gus.
toners. We shall be happy to 'enlarge our
borders as soon as possible
It is believed in Washington that Hood s
army is now safely across the Tennessee River.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-03
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Mr.. W. W. Seaton the proprietor and eCli
tor of the National Intelligencer, formally an
nounces in feeling terms, his withdrawal from
that establishment, after connection with it
Of more than century. Mr.. J. G. yelling
also announces the termination of his labors on
that paper. 1t will hereafter be conducted by
Messrs Colye, Allen, Snow and TO-
Capt. Bridges, Commissary Of Subsistence
has accepted the bid Of Joyes Bromell & Co.,
of Baltimore, for furnishing the Government
with three hundred barrels of corn meal, at
S. IS per barrel Of 1913 pounds. There was
but one other bid made, that of George ".
Shoemaker & Bro, of Georgetown, at $3.50
per barrel.
In accordance with an old custom, the Po-
tomac Lightboats were removed by the Light
House Board on the 18th of December Since
that time the prompt arrival Of the mail boats
has been an exception. All vessels not pro
vided with pilots thoroughly acquainted with
the channel, are compelled to pass the shoals
by daylight. Notification has been given that
unless the lightships are replaced, this mail
route must be abandoned.
The Richmond Enquirer announces the death
in that city Of Colonel Angus W. Mcdonald,
graduate Of the class of 1877, at West Point.
His father was major in the United States
army, and died during the war of 1912, at
Buffalo, N. Y. Colonel Mcdonald was cap.
turd near Abingdon, Va, last summer by
General Hunter, and was exchanged last No.
vember.
The steamer Charlotte, with one thousand
and tweny-four bales Of cotton arrived at
Bermuda on the 23l; also, the Owl, with
seven hundred bales, and the Lamb, with
eighteen hundred bales.
A correspondent who has visited Cairo, Ill.
writes as follows Cairo is, without exception
the fthiest hole in existence It is the end
Of the world, the tail Of creation. the fms Of
the sphere, the dirt box Of the globe.
A marine railway is proposed around Mag
ara Falls, on the American side The project
is to take vessels from the water, pass them
over the railway, and commit them to the deep
again.
, 1865-05-06

NEWS
FQRT OF CHICAGO.

ssr see pse Ho.z asatto e .os .sdts. +n1a*te'
Prop J: Es,ber. NAM. 81. Joseph 1~s r'F. s~ ~
Prop S ottsas. warren. Grand H.ves, 10 N lanso<.
seAr a.iss. II soaiie VII sn,. Grand Hsven 10 'snssr
schr 1as,.!is. ko.e, Grand H.rsn. 10 N lumber. II
echz sslt, Mes, g, and Haven. 10 N lumber;
scaf =: r. Brigham. Berk. Grand Haven. y = ism
sehr oo!n. orexorsoo, Auakegon, 1oo N lumber. =
sssE ss bs Mettssss ~:
sehr & seovide. 0underson. Nuskegoa, 1io n lunE-
sssE s. a.s::R ss:stsa
x:sa R.9s Il; IS sefs
senr Ssio:; i b.t!s5; stns. Grand H.vea. 40 m sa-
scnr Ba6osrd. Earte. Eu.tegou, g m Lumber.
sehr r. M.r.ysls,' 1, owen, e'sn5 cfssk.5 n la1ner, s
scbr fetrsi Brewer Ka1anaszso. 80 N shingles ~
Rehr nor heTn saila Allen 4'p,na rs Il, 'umner,
Sch: Mm DsWits' Htss'e, Depets, 70 N lsmoez. iss
ecm Col clover, Mooney. Ml.xs?k.s. % m Lumber.
seSz S 9. Y: We.seots. Westeost. Grsad Hsrea. d "A
ses. Asdss ce.s.s. K.'.na1oe, - y lumber:
sssz @ e.: i: +: ~ Sss!e,;s!!ll;, = q Is
schr ae1otr. wv els. Peut ~.trr. 100 N unber.
Schr BptpA VistA. sluno /, Manistfe Is u lumber.
Schr E. 3. ENG, Brown, S. Ioacph.t Is n lumber.
9ftr <asSi. Woodfo1d, Uphan. Kalamazoo. 10 m
Ecov Mount ve.noa. Anderson. Whits Lake, - N
sco~ Union, Io1iit, Il soath Harea, lumber, % N
18th.
Sew Gaiadistcr, psgelson, Gssnd haven LID lunt-
Scow j. q. chspn Hsyts, Whlss Laks, 10 n lumber.
Stop Row enA, Liz bic, Kalamazoo, % M lumbar.
c1EAKED...........->~A Asy1
s'ms Sc. Bid, Morgan, Fscsrahs. sunr rtes.
Prep j. Barber. Eann, St. Joseph. slndrlts.
Pro. AreRhany. Boyn: on. Grand Traverse. suudrits.
Bnr1ue J. P. Mslch, WAdAworth, Buffalo. H,3t3 bu
ccru.
BA1que City, johnson. Buffalo. Us bo vheate
iaYi3 pn corn.
Bsraua f.voii'~ Irin1Ie, Buffalo, g $50 hu corn.
rqqS z. r Fs!o5s lng bufs,o 4 q 60. BY o.ts
Eehr b N nta, AcDonald, Port Colborne, 1sl3a bu
, 1865-05-06
EAMlLIAR TALK, or a few plain

L words With Consunpttyes:
stoa i : e..l !. ~ othsr d.se.:a; yes tsa
sss S:s u.
s,aseed @ Tosie I'D ssnSfsss ri, easts many % sex
& q d 'Ssa %.x
sumption oY thesa me1lcines, and 1t toe sana tuna
ss e r. 2f y nss ~ asss 1s a9
ssss Ssss R s. e
asn5
u I'd G fsSea' them rom healing. - o' 4''~"
cpTs 10 matter how ,aeI m4y be IN msa1
oths. psriicnars. Whas b.. schsncF noT seqases q
e. f a m . R9d &c qnaa g
ateeased 4 ths i've ! SsS seash. = lay d 10
,ss @ sse e s. se,s EsRs.' sfs1 IL e g 3
s s9sG snan =
dition- - :. -s ... = ..-...1. ~ w. ~.
tssl ott.sf y going III u a. s,I NJ M essas
this hes: the lungs? NO. It lust rrltatea them enough
70 prevent their healing, aud iht1 ali de ths n
cennntd 10 tneir beds w1tn con@option abe System
unde'eoes thorough change. ana foo sppeslts g
NJ s. 6 ;s
Iirte 70 B hardly ennurh to he nercfpttbie. yet sud-
t,rnt ia nreVrnr thr innEs frot, healing pt- ple.
III. tber tsfe seyere COLI would sta1 In ths hoUsa
and nreVent faktrg n,itttttoau cola the Gtas would
sci Iii Of ft1elf V1taouE medlcte and theirs would
be very !lsue consumption; 5et physlelans .ay .xo
9ntt1 thes de.
Ire onf, vAy 70 cure consumption. whete cay,ties
md how'll Of the u1prts and slime WITH sehene1's
Msnuraks Filia 10 Iesiors the ts WITH sshentk1
SeAN eed Tonic, eud with ScheDcks Plluonle syfuQ
1,ooa Is 1sde 1h!s bleed Enf and sae DsSenf
d15esse Hofks ont mt apsStts e. Th ~. ALL N0o
sCHTNah Is EUa',ty r. me,tc9nes IL ,hs systsn t1
, 1865-05-06
The French minfatcr.

The New York Herald Of Saturday last, In
IN editoriai article which treats upon the ru-
mors that the Mission to France had been Of
lc1ed to Mr. Bennett, declares that such a
tender was made BY President Lincoln and
declined By Mr. Bennett, "on the ground
that ut this crisis he conld serve the country
better here than 1T Paris" It is presumed
that at some future time the particulars and
correspondence will be given to the public
WILL he PAT?--Just before the last Presi-
dentia1 election, Mr.. August Belmont, Chair
man Of the National Democratic Commit
tee," published to the world In staring capi-
tails that he would be glad to have some cor
fdips Republican "cover" certain large
amounts Of money which be proposed tastake
On the Issue Of that election. His wish was
promptly accommodated-so promptly that
he eventually backed down; but at the same
time offered the magnificent wager that If Mr..
Lincoln should be re elected, the war would
>ouliatt his second term. This PROPOSE
tion Was snapped by some 1ncredulous Be
publican with equal ayidity. VIII he pay ?
OF course he will. he IL not the man to back
down for go small FUN,
, 1865-05-06


BcRF CATTLK-The Tec:ipts to dAy. according to
the FosEd nf Trade report, 1855 head, and tha
shipments 1s he d. The entered rates st the vario.s
Fasds amt unt 70 at range Of $40 for lignt and
coarse to - IS n Prime.
Tla market Today has teen well supplied With \
vtr5 superior quality Of btatk. It was aematAzab by
men. who have long been familiar with the yards,
that good lot Of bsevs h2d not been congregsted
at one time In the last twelve month";. Attha Pitts
hurEh & Fort Wayue Yards wa SAW I lot Of coTn.ted
6teers owned by j. A. tstterscu, ct Monmouth. H.,
whlth eclipse any that h&Te come under notice
formAny months. splendid bullock Weighing 2,os3
rs sold By flanagan to Ladden for 50, which
the hithtst trice rsld for stni1s eI for aom time
Tbs market od1J was npre active than yestsr srdayt
but prices have rot improved. and Al the cloae were
deeidediy seater thAn yesterday.
1h*re but LISTS competition At tho 5Ards govern
meni buying the mtagre numbers theT require A.
mctt 1t thetr own figures, and the shipping demand
Is confined to tew buyers from Pittsburgh; this,
with the large iu1ux Ant4ths dsprtzaioa East hsa
quite Knocked the bottom out OF ths market, ard
where tho eoxnvatd noysmsnt will end u lnposal-
toa.y.
Wequoie the range Of prices As folIowa:
Ghotts Hssyes-. @s.3
COZ M mon * to Msdina. ii. SD st7s
ahs ioiioanI II: lie fe;ortsd sales iods5
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
9nxRxA13YARps.
john Adr1na sold Kelly . head tair K1sds atse-t
3ssdss < + Z at:d
o !, :. hssS T.
&: e hssa ssdtsS
stock. s1eiseng ssG 81, q g %; 70 Alexander d
7; Ilgshss. Il ~ common asacx' averaging s2s ~,
Ihomr.sn said Rankin 81 head Me;ium stock. aver.
head medium stock .vs:as'ns
s. s5s assss' 10 head sFaas avss's
ucu1oAH sou.Hxax 1Aape.
FRI ro. to Cash lis had stiI led, srsr7eips 1oao
~ At z So same e same LII heaa siula Srade
hsaas@ e sa5i,l.r is head good grade. averaging
j. Gr,dies- Co, to Phillips 10 hesd good g1sds,
ayt,aeing i2co p. al g o. 20 HtckaI
iot 1tso na ar Is, 16 head averaging laa Ms. At
conger s:ld Webb q head sca-awsgs, averaging dss
Tonr wAxH1 xAgps.
Bene sold Hnzelwood 14o head. aVeragt1g 1,t9l ne,
Wslvork 4 Mallory sold Egeart Is head State
steer, ~. raging .1@ ~ at 81 s7h.
bqtt0p so'd ff9n = head medium afeess, averag-
s ds1as @ s toid i 81 head, averaging 1854 n,
keams sold Rely L Co. II head, averaging 1.s,o ).
Sias iSs head good
Iyst,t I'D Fssfson Sd fe.d god steers. aver.g,
Ads. soId zeelsr LIS head stillfsd ttects. averag
Ing ,,eS r. ;t 4 s32s ~ =, ,s.d ,o,n w..oa,
eseu. 'Hs 5sa ~, It ss@ s''sn WISCONSIN
DaovERs' uaIoN sToC1 TARDs.
Brown Thompson sold Kahn II head, a7e1aglng
| VA lwcIk mallory gold Kahn II head, averaging
3 n1y. Naed 4 Co. sold Gray 1s head, averaging
Esazt 50 Ksha Is hssl ayeEsginz1 $50 ns, At 400
Rosenttat ca. sold Gray n head averaging 1,olo
Rlasdsy eold zeiger Is head, averaging SO ~, at
Butler sod con1tuek II head, averaging lsso at
Bent}y, EudS Co. SC; Kelly Co. 81 head. aver
, 1865-05-06
FEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE AT1oN AND CoNsERVATION0 OF
t,e'.ae s.oy n,5mhc,,. " ~ &sxst n, E.-tds1
Prot I4ebie, and Or. Carpenter, Witt an INTRO
dacaon sno nsa q n1hos5aRniea. 1 ao9Ses M p 2! sas
I. Yonnans, II b. New York: b. Appleton L
GO; Co. chscaeo: e e T. e. af7gg' q 70. 4ss pp.,
T..,e-H,s o,,o.4,o. ~ .,,. -,,...
~ a.t.a.tns .r,as,-orosd s+tanttor ~ 49,
cornt,~ 10 1nnnos.,nnab1v . rerv imoo,t.nf
ondN.o +honehfr1 mind a rerv a,,so-h;na
haa,x W. a,o.at ~ ~ -. ,1nnor+.,+ NO..
+,nr ;hs :, st ,hs - IN .necn,st,vs |,h, -
sasort~Nths 1.s+ cb,oter n n. b,etn,4 ~
trnngft- -tbe new nodx d. Pa,i. of ,nodern
+too,f.e,e ,a+aer +han hec.nse u- ~eop,d Il.
arrrment With INV narticnlar fsyor The
1ist,rct1~e taaf,,re of tte vork fs an nt+.mrt
~ nrora tbot al th- f,,cea and onerot; W. ~
r.tnro orcan,c md ,norcan,c frnn Tho for1n
ntIon ~ cr.,t.1 "a the writing ~ a man
f-om the o,nssrst material to thr 1iobe.t
en,r,tns1 are the rexnlts of so]ar 1;oht and
1,e.t v.,,o,,a1v ,nodIa.d nre.e-xad +r.n.-
ea.~.a aaa d'.o,,,ss1 ~. ;,na,~+art 49,.
. oa.asr ~. a~ a,ss - - Th,,.,,a, vn,1d ~ -.
.o.st,,. ~ 10 sn,, 90 ,hs ra,,tah,. .ros ,;no,
"e 80 ~ a - 80 Tas~.5
. ~ ~ - ~, .a aena~a1n,an +ri.t 49, d. on
oa4pu ~ Mar.ss...s1a ~. .1,onah ~ -.
eees ok .us 1tp "eps4 p.ns"s,..;s", saass.e
3ns oss4.4ue 4o4Mu.1a ~. A40
me4y, euo 49, .,Ae "u' tus'' ~
eaan'ne tne uoas ~ "1nsu t ne eo.ane'
suno y! 1aouen .s.e oet ~, A,.oa -...oo's ~
aNs Al .ns ~o1n ~. sssA'1os ~ "o.sp W
.na. aaa.". ausus1 41 a. ~ ~, tne 1'...!s.s .usa
'at tuS eo ass n I asan % lo f'"a,S
ns ~ ~. w." 1a,1a-sa, % thsn n,s;,iz"tton ] ~ ~
-1u1 - .u e,.a'o - 49, s.-s..,. -.
, 1865-05-06
CAlCAEQ LUMBER MARKET,

FRIDAY ETKSIsa. Msr5.
lUABER-Recefved, 2,l37 m shipped, 7lm m.
Thtre IL stl11 Ecot demand fer good carH.ea, which
a1e act1ce. The offerings to tsy OF rather in
cferert quality, the demand for which Is only mods
rate. Trsde this morning was rather Sow. There is
no esleutial change In price. 8a1es were: 1risa d
Fuller sold cargo schr Gladiator rona GRIND Elysr,
40 IN, y at,tps, touIht 1t $1t 80; csrgo schr
Westcott. from Grand River. Is N RATED, stripe.
st16.et; cargo s.hr c. North, IRON Grand Rtver. IS
N common rated, At t15Lo; CARO- achr Hamilton
from Mtnomnee, f.o well cnt coarse At 81 so; ".
Msgnee 40 cargo tchr Aida, from KalnI azoo. IS m
4Ilrips, balance comucn mixed, II S14 .; g. P.
Throt sold cargo schr Acrtatic. 11o N fair common
ca un:icID, or more s1tps. balance we'll assorted,
$16.151 Brewster scld cssEo chr Self from Grand
River, 10 m cnt TIN. over y strlps, 1t S15.e5-
SHlEGLES-Kcceiyeo, l,oIo m; SLIPPED, 1,479 n.
Naxket steady 1t ss.6cK@3.75toT saved a.. We did
not hesr Of any sAles so.oay.
LATu-Reeetved, 2o,t0U shipped. 49, go. MATktt
UNCHANGED. Sales were deck load sthr. Set at
So5D, sold by o. Brewster.
onn}a vnrd prire. fN1nrpa-
, 1865-05-06

Speaking Of the wonderful depth offee]-
ing produced In that city " tue death
PIesidGnt Lincoln, the New York Erenny
Poa ssys: Tin further illustration of the
condition Of the popular mind, We may here
state, what we have learned On the au-
tho.ity Of Mr.. Acton, one Of the Police Com
mlseioners, that during the past week there
have been fewer arrests for drunkenness and
disorder, than in any week since New York
contained over one hundred thousand popu-
1aticn"
, 1865-05-06
Chicago Mribnne.
SATURDAY. MAY 9, 1855.



------------------- -
CLAIMS FoN DAMAGES.
WIN the conclusion Of the war, danger,
As1ie lees aofmloaole than That ol Inc war
at3eu, WALL ARISE In the form OF eaims 'ol
usmagcs 10 property growing ont ot mu1tsty
ana naval ope1auone. AncAoy eeaGo 4ae
heea aasaaled os ekrmlsa nne s..Ia.a. ~ eI0 ~
ana 1opps4ta, asking 70 , We i1'oeo W
oouses oufnea, ,etleSs ees, e4up7
tsampled down. oEoees 1nosa, eos''a. gf@an'
torscB, cattle, furniture. #ooa, luMpeT, forage,
end everv conceivable thing captured or in.
<sNN avn ~ +ba snor,1ss t-oo,r 49,
jateu " w. Wh,,n ,one ~ 43sss s,st,as W. -
toe NV -. s.NA,,e-, -,,.
1ar 10 W. N1o"' nA.s osen Ss1uas 1.to"Su .
saa p,4u. - 40 !est W .ae. 1917 sue .asA .aas
ecsetAa ~ Aas1n t.ase ~ H e+.1oe s"Ss psees@
one OF tne o.net aouse a oo e1 ess u. taooeo'
eee s4Atn " scs,aI ~ n'.. y. aA, ~
Inc oa1n " 80 noaae - -. u1nale y IN.
1eo esaaee tloops' Pussy t Do1u noGees ua'4us
snc n,et sees'on W Ine .as. oeustee @ao
aalea 10 peeo"e 'an onts W 1ne a.stase
OF clesS, "ao' N 1ae nasse o. 'ne closng
hou1s Of 1ne sess1on, 1oftunate1y engtossea
ahe wrong Dill. 1ae eonrt o1 clai'ns auoWeo
one ciaam o. q slnllae caa'aesef In ALTOONA
#he:e mil naa oeen destroyed o9 onl
forces 10 prevent its falling into 1he hands OF
the enemy. Inc mill "as owned ~ one OF
the traitor klo5d's pets, Who Aao been 1aFo1-
ed with q government contract In Arizona on
the Recommendation Of Senator GWin, OF Cal
ifornia, and The Court Ct Claims awarded him
the amount Of his alleged loss. The case
was, however, taken to the Supreme Court
on an appeal, and Congress, thu. getting a
, 1865-05-06

PREs1pENr L1Hco1H AND THE FEs1Ass,-
The Troy Prem, in allusicn to the large
Fenian delegation that attended the funeral
procession Of the late President In Albany,
saya: " It may not be generally know, but
1t is fact nevertheless. that President Lin.
coin was devoted friend to the Fenisns,
He strongly sympathlzed with them, and bis
6eath Is loss to thin as well as to the Ameri
can nenp1e.N
, 1865-05-06

B-The Toronto Leader Is mourning for Tho
Assassin. It eays: "rhe shooting OF The
Assassin was q cold-b1oodcd murder" aud
adds; that he s'1ied like one who loved MS
country dea.lf." The Canadians really seem
10 te in need Of little discipline.
, 1865-05-06

~ Mrs. Francis D. Gage, formerly 4 resi-
dent of Columbus, and widely known in the
West as q writer and lecturer, has taken up
her residence at Lambertsyll1e, New jersey, a
pleasant village among the hills on the banks
q fbs Delaware.
, 1865-05-06
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY EvEna, Nay s, 1865.
su8stRIpx!0N AakN0Y z.so LOAN

sUB9tRfPTIUN AGENCY 7.3O Loan.
8 SECOND NATIONAL BAN6 OF CHICAGO.
II bans will 7tcelva tubacription4 70 thu new s.N
u f. Notes and pay tbs interest from date oi Sub
scttpron to the t5sh OF June.
Thsae notes are1ssred IN Of &sQ at1o
$500 $fooo and = bear interest the rata Of SD
PET cent PCT nnnnm. and hst payable three yetr from
15n June, 1855 or may be conYe-ted, Al tac Q1oc
heariax bondG 49,
~ act Of ConSress they ara ,reo from stats and
Municipal n ta1naon. a9d htvt1x TILL ad!aatags a1s
ne ALLOW the usual rata Of commisztoa to su.=azs~
9na csn turIth tho notes Immediately on recetp; or
ctoetA nee Ct chAlgs- !. a. kLll., Erea.aen.,
, 1865-05-06

lF A railroad collision occurred Monday
nt:rnirg OF the Great Western Railway, near
Princeton. G. ", demolishlng nine stock
cara, killing forty cattle and four horaes, and
baoly injuring many Others. The passenger
train escaped without loss Of Ese.
, 1865-05-06


Res, noble Ma-t9ri rest n peace:
keff M Tit9 h ne T9e III a anG Sd,. ofaTe r,rse
The nations life to sase'-
rbv name shaI1 live while time eudures.
9ny na aans r1s,, saSai ahail S s,v nf thea. ''
Asa saqed @ea IT. shsn eonsgrT ny ~ ron its e.
And nsde he sis7e be fee.'
Thee deeds y sss!l hi b tny sy,s meaument
Tnny leave thy hme in gioIy,s Light,
Uarivalled md alone. .
This con.ecrated spot shall be
To Freedom ever dear;
And Freedoms sons q every race
Shall weep and worship here.
o God before whom We, II tears'
Our e tsllen &c Chief deRossG os 1G,ch ! ,e died
MsJ 1--we toEsVeEnose.
THE GRAFTON. -
bHaoP oinp pspns i,a.oa.5 y, 1v;th 5esn at,
funeral orautn was Astensa 70 msaa a.tact 4p ~ ~
Associated Press has forwarded the Grafton
but omitted the fne pe1oration which sup
, 1865-05-06

dAy, with Hight sales On the Stock Boazd sea&
The brokers on the street wete buying 1t q. f.
1t I meeting Of tho Bosfd Of Directors Of the
Merehznts' National Bank, held to-dsJ, Nj. John
DeKuvsn resigned his position as Cathies, and AR.
Henry r. Bymouds VA. elected 70 f1l the Vacancy.
Preston, willard d Kean. n CLARK street.
bankers md s9ents Of Jay Cooks tot the 80 Loan,
nuntp N fn1nHn.
, 1865-05-06
EoN York stack rt1nrkee.
COM UEHCEAL.

FRIDAY Evening, May 5.
The following summary showa the movement
IN produce and provisions during the past twenty
four hours:
, 1865-05-06

Mess,s. Preston, Willard b Rean report IN In
creased demsnd for 7 sos py INVESTOR. They con-
tinue to make liberal arrangements with bankers
, 1865-05-06

FRIDAY EVE, Msy5. +.
The DrY Goods market continues active, puk With.
cut III fush which characterized 1t 1s@s week Tois
nty b. atihuted the great In provemeut In stoots
during The p.s: fous OF ava dsys. Last xesk stoek
, 1865-05-06
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY.

Less than Geo Of tho Loan authorized by -
1azt Cong1rss now On the market. This amount,
Ut the rate at which It Ia being absorbed viii Ill ne
subscribed for within TWO months, when thu Notes
viii undoubtedly command premium, ~ has uai-
fogmy been the closing the subscriptions to
other Ioans- II noto seems pro5abls &hat consde
aole amount beyond Tie pres<ns sertes .ctu be offered ~
the puohc.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
the country nAy be Afforded facilities for taking ths
loan, tho National Banks, state Banks and Prtvate
Bankers throughout the country havc generally
agreed to recetve subscriptions at par Subscribers
viii select their OWL agents, IN whom they hava
taence, aud who only to be responsible TOR tAa
delivery OF the Eotea for which they receive osdex
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AGKyT, Fa!ladslpaa1.