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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15

The Grand Jury came in at nine o'clock
yesterday morning, and reported the follow
ing indictments:
Ohio Us. Wm. Birdsall; u~ttering and pub
fishing forged checks.
Ohio Us. VIM Birdsall; forging three
ohookz
Ohio Us. Edward Bradley horse stealing.
Ohio Us. John Foster horse stealing.
Ohio Us. Lorenzo c.. Mallory; horse steal
ing.
Ohio Us. VIM. Clark; burglary and lar
ceny.
Ohio rs. James Mcdonald; grand lar
ceny.
Ohio rs. Carl John Stainman; grand lar
eeny.
VIM. Birdsall was arraigned and pleaded
guilty" as also did JOIN Foster and Carl
John Stainman. All the other parties, on
being arraigned, pleaded "not guilty"
None of the three former received sentence.
The Grand Jury is still in session, and
will probably make further returns to-day.
Three divorce cases were disposed of yes
terday, as follows: Christian Lingler Us.
Catherine Lingler; adultery. Decree
granted. D. W. Gage, Esq, attorney for
plaintiff.
Mary E. Davis Us. AsaheI H. Davis ex-
treme cruelty. Decree granted. NJ. S.
Castle, Esq, attorney for plaintiff.
Ella L. McGugin Us. James MeGugin /;
wilful absence three years and gross neglect
of duty. Decree granted. NJ. S. Castle,
attorney for plaintiff.
The court, both branches, will meet at
nine o'clock this morning.
THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-Several sport
ing gentlemen of this city had private races
on the course on Kinsman street, yesterday,
each man driving his own nag. First and
second-class horses competed. The races
were for a wine supper-the first-class for
the wine; the second for the supper.
The second class horses ran first. The
following animals were in the race, and
came out as mentioned below:
iiLady Suffolk, IL.
Eady Clara %.
Prince 3-3.
Insurance 4~-withdrawn.
Time 3:05; 1906.
Just after starting on the second heat, the
Lazy Alol d lltO dllGty NulCN MS
wagon against the fence and spilled out the
driver. The judges decided that foul driv-
ing was the cause of the accident, and that
the horses should stand thus in the heat:
Lady Suffolk
Insurance.
Prince
Lady
The following were the first class horses,
time madeS &c:
IuFk
Fitz Morrill,
Dan
.-.....4-4
2:5S.
There should have been a final trial Lv-
tween Lady Clara and Insurance, but the
race was indefinitely postponed. A wine
supper was given last night at Joseph NJ
Richards saloon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15
MAYORS OFFICE, CLEVELAND,
November IA, 1865.
To the Honorable, tie City Council:

I have to communicate the mournful in
telligence that Hon. Irwin U. Masters died
at Pine Island, Minnesota, yesterday morn
ing at seven o'clock.
1t seems to me proper that the Council
should not pass over this sad event without
some fitting expression of regard and atfec-
ton for the memory of the deceased. For
nine years a member of this body, and the
last one its presidins ~Gss7 tAs sUUOo0dtnS
year elected by a very large majority of his
fellow citizens. Mayor of the city,all of these
positions the deceased filled with marked
ability and won the confidence and esteem
of all with whom he came in contact. His
qualities Of mind and heart endeared him
to this whole community.
H. NJ. CHAPLIN, Mayor.
Brief eulogies of the character of the de-
cease were made by Messrs. Sturges and
Reynolds.
A special committee Of the Council, Of
which Mr.. Roberts was chairman, wa ap-
pointed to draft resolutions in memory of the
deceased. The resolutions submitted and
unanimously adopted, may be found in the
report of the Council proceedings.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee to receive the remains of the
deceased on their arrival in this city, and
escort them to the residence of the late Mr.
Masters: Messrs. Ansel Roberts, Joseph
Sturges, F. W. Pelton, S. Buhrer and Amo:
Townsend.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-15
DEATH OF I. .. MAsTEEs.-The following
dispatch was received here yesterday morn

DEATH OF I. .. MAsrERs.-The following
dispatch was received here yesterday morn
ing:
PINE ISLAND, MINNESOTA,
Nov. 18th, 1865.
I L. Masters died this morning at seven
o'clock. L. W. BROOKS.
The telegram did not surprise the public,
for from the nature of his disease, consump-
ton, his decease was considered a mere
event of time. He spent the summer OF
1854 on the coast of Nova Scotia and New
England, and last summer went to Mime
sofa, for the purpose of regaining his health.
Mr.. Masters was one of our most prominent
citizens, having been connected for several
years with the city government as member
and President of the City Council and
Mayor of the city. He made a most excel
lent public servant and officer.
He has been a citizen of this city for the
greater portion of his life, and as a citizen
and business man enjoyed in largest measure
the confidence of our people. He was asso-
ciated with Mr.. Peck, of this city, in the
ship building business, a firm which he
greatly assisted in making one of the lead
ing companies on the blackboard.
He leaves a family by his first wife, and
a second wife to whom he was married two
or three years since. He was about forty
two years of age.
At the meeting of the City Council last
evening, Mayor Chaplin submitted the fol
lowing communication relative to the death
of Mr.. Masters:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07


>, II SOLDIERS tEE CoVrNG. some :. coo
s--'~san troops are expected 20 arrive
.OAe during the next few weeks: but the
-P..'a'ances arc thl. fc- aiH come alo.r
-s'aclmeats oi v.1.ons sizes. The rr,
'"' returning array ~4- lae 2olh In1,B.
~ which arrived n Detroit on sundv
-'9'.''ns' 42i strong. commanded lr Lieut.
- - Li0aasoury A breakfast was prepared
~ mem they were addressed brieav IA,
-'Vu J. NJ Howard. aud proceeded 20 Jack.
~. ~ae'e they wiii receive their pay. sun
- evening another boat arrived. with III
- -'.e oh Wisconsin Battery, and detacb.
.-eD's o. The 9Th and 7th Michigan Irc,n-
=. AL these were most Hospitality enter
50 So vy The Detroit people. This Is s. i;
s, 80 De- We who have staId u boma
80. ..aa give cordial welcome erervwbere
So, !. NEE who have psriled life aud endured
''asrlng for cur saks
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

pTcHSo In iae ue-'c4 rut oi l.e
c.,y, are quite nuu1es o. iou and marshy
spots which, when filed with water are
entirely imp4ssa1s and unproiuc,.ge.
and t'te eyhaIatioas nom these are preiuli-
clal 60 health anl diminish the value of tie
adjoining property. The Common Council
have recently ordered drain 60 bc con
suac,ed which shall cause ali these m4rshy
lands to empty into The sewer IN Ottawa
street The expense is 90 be assessed on
the property benefited thereby The work
D., 10 he dome under She direction " the
Narsaal; 5al ga saturday soc Observed
taat .t wa progressing uuGer 'he sapesiu-
teai.1ce ot c. C. DARING With han TO
oversee H. those Interested have am ASST
rance 'aat +, u.'i De- Zone WIKI speed. econ
omy AND s,.u al iuIci1us city improve
melt- cost 90 'i- propr.c,1rs, ol, in the
cud they ago more ,haa repaid IN tbe adj
Nanccl price Of real estate; aaI DID m-
provrmen's in 'lis respect pay rs Well MS
drains They ala To easy transportation
and locom'ron. .rojucuveaess Of sod.
beauty oil prospect, and health OF citizens.
and make property more readily saleable
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

REAL EsGAIE.-P. c. Ayrcs las sold lis
clearinghouse and lot. on The corner OF
Kalamazoo anil Grand s.rea,s. 10 Dr. Kin
eaid. OF Lima. Ohio. log 5000.
D. w. Bagley has sod the certificate OF
ioi !, block S. on Ioaia street TO Edward
Clafen Tor S22J
Charles r. Bush has sold lot s. block 2i6.
on eo'awassee street, comprising about
two acres Of land. for S!.C25. 70 the Board
Of Control OF Tue Reform School
D. W. Buck has bought Of P. Daniels.
the certificate oflot >, block 81, on Chestnut
street, for S225
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

Hours AT HoNE--W have received the
June number of this new work. Il IS edited
oyJ NJ Sherwood and published in New
torS oy c. Scri5ner < Co, l24 Grand St,
a. $500 YEAR Each number will contain
sSFoyal octave pages, double columns, be-
ia- nearly 1900 pages year. The work IS
designed 20 stand among themouthly mag
1-'aes as the-representative OF the religious
'--nen- CT American literature Tie pres
el' number opens wiki an engraving u
0aI's' blessing mle children. The reading
~'''c.es are short. and comprise a large va
fe's OF subjects. The list Of contributors
announced IS large and talented
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

How Ar Yor. "FA1Lvv SrArs e~-Tbe
u'.'h game which was to have been PLAYED
Dc O"osso on Saturday last between Can't
- Base tai Club, CT this city. aud tie
ear Oino. or the Agricultural College. did
10 come of. Tie Star Club having very I'M
. Y "lrnked" entirely out ~
- 80 .laNsnse-pre'erring to give up their
'A'. without a pitch. than play for il As
-.Ao. Admirable grit. this and the &C.
= 3. [, Of This city, hereby cautions all
80 oA.l clubs against giving or receiving
a.! challenge IRON said club. as the stars
ave JAILED 60 shine, = well as reflsine
-! unuer circumstances which were nor
III TIE least eNcusable.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

FInsr o. TIE SEAsOS.-We are under ob-
leations % Rev. J. C. Armstrong, fr a
specimen Of nico Strawberries, OF large
size. xh'cl We're raised IN his gar len
These we're the first VIC have seen this sen
soa. TLey are somewhat later than us1a
DO periecilng.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

EzcCEsioy TO OwossO the excursion
projected by the ladies' OF the Female Col
lege % Owosso. for tie benefit OF The Sol
d.ers' Par 70 Chicago. came oil last Satur
day and was happy affair TO all con
cernel The day was quite favorable. an,
after Tie arrival Of the party the company
was very ably addressed BY Hon. J W
LODeycar and Hon. J. T. Teuney.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

Those CH-EnIrs. We transferred yoster-
day fom our editorial to our dining table.
A plate 81 ripe cherries Of most tempting
lustre AID appearance being he lrst ripe
article ar the Kind we had seen thl season.
They were tie gift Of Z. l. William ESQ
OF Ibis city. Williams has quite o noloa
Dr good huits OF all kinds, and has as
good notions about raising them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

PETEGs0N FOR JCLY.-This Magazine is
extremely cheap the price being only 60
FOR single number and IA copies Tor $40.
The July number has beautiful engraving
entitled The Ashes Of Life. " the Partisan
fashions thc usual miscellaneous readings.
and a great variety OF Information about
ornaments. cookery. baby carriare-. era
vats, lriuees. hair dressing. book-marks,
embroidery aui fashions, All u which j. ln-
teres.ng q The ladies'.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

CosuS0 4sgnn.-A1oIttroveess since.
e.eit boys arrived a, the Reform school
four from Flint. anl four from Detroit. be
lDg tic largest number ever received ST.
one day;aad on Thursday Sheriff Cicott or
rived from Detroit ~lth five more.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

TIE Jackson RAILROAD. We learn from
a reliable source that this road will b.
ready fJs laying down Tie iron as far as
Leslie in a few days and On Ito whole
route by The first Of July.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

LASsNG Wool MAEEEI.-Messrs Merri-
leld & Weller bought tue first lot OF the
new clip Of wool offered in this market on
Tuesday The 9Th inst, at 30 cents per b..
The growers have only just commenced
Washing. and but lew have SHARED /;
Willie . week or ten days jet before the
market vill De fairly opened. Lansing wrs
last year aud will Doe this. one Of The best
wOCi markets in this state
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

s'Tur suERID ASS. This Is the name Cd
a new base bal. club recently formed o, Ma
soa. There IS one also being formed 80
OrJsso. we should Judge that there ws-
plenty o. sport ahead.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
Notice to Subscribers. The Fig

ara 81 ca our subscribers vii Cd attached 90 th-ii
rs-nes % their papers il-l-lie the NuzBre 70 ~
r1o-- q which thclr 5lh7criDtl1a j. paid. ig Oh.
: aua5sr' is nesa- t4s " WHOLE ACAB-i., Walsh
my b. t0lli pa a. lsl44-g " tl- paper. vN.. f
-streei w3es'v being Increase ol- lcl N-e. .-fs
tr3 humber constituting year. By r-ler- rF Orb
tas number il tll hr.ll- q thr paper a. comp
irr &c with The n-u5sr attached !. The na.ae. o- 70
rssti1n ol tle pll-- our s11s-r0-rs caa readily Foe
hyr .lslr accounts stan ol nlr Do9es.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
FOUNDRY.
L L Is Z K a 20 l. \ u RY
AND
MACHINE SHOP
ccHNrR 90
Nas..s.la.r Stree. aaG Capita. Areaue.
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL
All Kinds OF W-orlN

The undersigned would respectfully an
no1nce thatt. aas Cow - wcs.s ln 1904 rerainr or
d. a-l tur-L- Z .-l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

FIyANCIAL.-Last week W. moa-oDsl
/ the resolution or the National Ba-z. a.
ann ArJor. toth-3r or, al 1ut N-,.ola.
and Michigan cr-- acyaftert l' first ot July.
ile DE- -oH ri ~ yesterday s.-s:
"a meeting az IKE bankers anil f-.--s
.. our cifF .a- le' Te---r.i-T ral. a- .-
savings Birs. ~ w-icl T.. ". tl-- we
/ President % q. Farm l.- N- ll.c-
F Bank was ch0sef Preside. = ul- rr-
solved a'-er Ju.s IT, % rece o.s na-
/ tional aal city currency n par a e Ne-
/ Or6 exchange - per c-H Discounts.
! An a--.alelt co. tils e.i-c. was -.s 49,
/ all our le..-..r banks -.I trtarrs ---
exception Of The Insurance B.a..
Tie business affairs ri tai- els -.
largely connected with 'h0sc Of U..r,.r.
that We think the1action OF tae Dsr
banks and tankers wiz nec-sst...r ta rl.-
loved Up by corresponding a-1.1 ol E..
part Of Tie people OF Lansing. Da..I ..
absurd i,r them TO continue. Hi.4oitr.
Up Necessity, re u-s q currency
not pay their travelling eAre.-e
chase ta- a-..a-t ...es f-.4 --..- &C.
.la. cf
We neei ma.e 10 argau-e., 10 -..r :
Tie proposed change .l --- cl.esl.. ....
ba greatly frf. 'r.-.
lo,hoft.e ..rner- arl .i-. 4aH
-ae oa.s -iGct.t .a tas,,.. ,..-
'hc lack f. u.Ha'.r ta.- a-
.ar 14-.ae.= nea. J.- 4. soon ASA
part d.. l--m w... agree o. c3l.Jrl q. H-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07


PERSONAL ie.- C.I a. s. \-- U.s..
% 200 trs' Ae.'-i. -.a.- a..-. is
-one oa 8. i..o--a i..a -.n,. oae .e
At- ntt lr- entirely .ec,r..o. ..a L..
wound received -- 'e.er-'Hr. '.. u a.
AA i-ai -aHt.'.. aai -.- .ena aIs .e.-
~'n.
l@e'J to- u .-".' tolls .- 'af. ,.- --a-
e.-- eApe'ia-. ul i-, ..., d. .t---,. D., -.-
rt.lrn '. "t i.r Eitl .l the regiments
mustered 11- Is erroneous. l.e facts a~s
these, o-drr $40. So OF the Ad.asDf '...-
erA.. mu~'er- ont & -ervic. immediately 81.
regiments. ir Id. the armies. ..9se term of
service eNr.tc- pretou- ,9t.c first .tne>t
October. This crde. II s. .t $3.50.
selt lome more 'haa haf % .u 'I. mlE-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07

From ana aasr tie Frat eay q September lss3
We shall ssll oar gs0cE Tor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-07
DRY GOODS.

NTrN ABRIN OF
, 1865-05-13
CAMP DOUGLAS.
n dics ton of KcIx Cha pel-Practlcal
Christian GniuQ.

The SPACIOUS and really beautiful Chapel, which
ba. hetn bnnIdiDs tinte last I'll In Camp Douglas,
Eas completed last week, and tho d1st sermon WIS
pr, acbfd BY the Post Chaplain on the death and
character OF President Lincoln. The formal open.
ing, however. took place on Thursday afternoon,
at three o'clock, under the auspices Of the Chrts-
tan Commission. The clergy present On the oc-
eas;on, wcra- Rev. E. B. Tuttle, Post Chaplain
Rev. Dr. Kitchell, Pastor OF Plymouth church;
Rev. y. Va, et', Chaplain Of the 23d Wisconsin
missit aes. Mr. Wright, OF the south Consre-
gst1unal Church; Rev. II. N. Bishop, b. D. Rec
'or St. John > Church Rev. Nj. Vincent Of Trim.
G. A.. and Mr. sptlman, Of Christian Commtssion.
The Poet Chaplstn stated thai the uss Of the
Cbspel vac designed 10 accommodate the soldiers
n Roo5 SnS 20 osf e
Var Department. tae ch;pe would @ s b. open pe M 1t
9ther aoas beside his own oF rsnt
ing 10 ofdclate under the Recommendation Of tue
Christian Commission. also, aeries Of meetings
you'd be held On Eeekdsy eveniugarth7s o.
lang nsge. Once month, Rev. Mr. Murphy. Of
the Roman Catholic Church, will hold service
Tue singing Of tscoron.tion Hymn" was par
hcipafed m with hearty zeal. By the crowded
congregation OF soldiers, officers, and few ladies'.
The Chaplain read the Lesson from Gen.: =, TO-
Prayer was made by Rev. III. Wright: another
hymn preceded some appropriate remarks By Dr..
kttchell. recent delegate Of the Christian Com
mission to Richmond. lie pointed The sinner to
Him wbo:e blood clesnseth from sll sin; tn His
Owl words: ''He that peieTeth in me ahall never
thiret"
Eloquent and stirring rematks followed from
the lips OF Rev. MI. Goodspeed, Of the Baptist
Church, West Side; and also from Chsplaln Wal
terB OF The Esd iscontln, who narrated his expe-
rieI &c In the feld, and the good done By faithful
lahorers OF the Cross.
lii. D. L. Mooty then occupied few moments
on the origin OF religious services in the ca1p
four years ago. BY the Association y afssr which
Rsv, Mt. Vincent conc.nded with prayer. The
Benz dIchon wns pronounced by the Post Chap
inin; eId the brethren adjourned to the rebel
square, TO witness the cleanliness Of all the hospi
ta1s and the happy faces Of the Johnntes, who
were preparing 70 sing With glee. " When Johnny
comes marching home"
The eerv, ,ces demonstrated that there is q real
bond cf union in Christian beaEta. when ministers
Of different views meet oa a common platform In
| common work, and the sight is cheering and
happy one. Why Is Il necessary, then, when they
cet within the four walls OF a small church, 10
fi1W the Gospel trumpet Of cur way" as the
only road to t1avel to Canaan!
The spacious reading room for foldfers Is being
| nicely fitted up by the Christian Commission IN
which to hsre good hbrnry for the invalid SOL
dters Ladies WHO Wieb to AID the cauge1 are in
yited to confer With Mr. B. F. Jacobs. at the coous
in the Methodist Church Block. in order to carpet
the chaneel, and provide suitable lamps ior even
ing service.
, 1865-05-13

Aver; thirty ose prcclamatlons; S4oso from
1erre conpeo AID Society: e1o from John r,
NlckersoD, Of Emmanuel hall School. near Gsaee.
land.
Emancipation Proei1r:ttpn, fIoN party in
Hanc, No decision was arrived At
Alter u discussion Of some other matters. not
OF putlIc interest,
1ha mfet:up Adjourned.
, 1865-05-13

(Fpeeial Dispatch 10 the chicsgo Trloune.1
C1sc1NsATI+ May1s.
psoy1sroxs-Thera was 1rmer feeling IN the Pro
vision txaIe to-tAy. At IS Park was In good demand
At ta5iCae5.e bnt no gS11ers at under ~. .naEl0.
Bu Meats are dull At 13c TOR Shoulders and 1shc!or
Tin StdeB, Suscr cured Rams a1s frm At 21c. and
rIa,n II 1s4@1s4c Bacon 1s dull aod entirely nomI.
rsl Il the qcosAtlons telegraIhed you last night.
Primo Cit Lard can be had 1t ike, andfcountsy at
Ike. "
N.u1sKY-Cort,nues to decline st S2.o.@..os.
FtorR-yt,y dn1l At &c 10 for supeIfnc aad $3.50
for Extras. -.... -..-.
WuKA7-Adyancet to si.4s tor prime red. aud Oats
,t a.r with sn1ss Of $500 buane}s.
, 1865-05-13
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT AIARKEr REPORT.
Especial Etsr atch to West eS7 Associated Ptess)
NEW YosK, Nay u,

9foEE3
This mp1nuc the s!cck market Was bstter than yeE-
tertav. There WAS sharp demand f.r leading
which tie naars responded vary fseb y and
p.ces l2x per cent Lster IN The dny Tbs bears
threw considerable stock In the uark.t snd brought
nrtces down somewhat. On the 18th Of this Euenth
Tho beprs will hSye to deliver vesy largo amount Of
stock, tcld At 2o93o per cent belo present quosl
tions. Thy have thus Tar been unable u shake pF
cts naterisly. and there appears no possibility Of
the.r coming out Of tho corner without vary heavy
loaees.
aovxHSxzyrs.
Government stocks are quiat. Tic lar-e suoscrip
IT, rs to the thrs,es divert atenton from oth:r
bonds, snd partially depsess ptic:s.
A1scELLASEoC5.
stA binds were quiet and DIM. The Coas and
rI.ce aueous tha,es sll better. Railway more-
gsEta are stendy aod In demand
GOLD.
The gold dma1ket IVES active thIs morning. but very
octes in the afternoon. Many thort contracts h4ya
been coye,ed aud the shipment Will not b3 large
AZ expected. The gold and stack 1Atts bare been
broueht 10 eyn1pAth1sa with each ether hXaio by
thsewd ruaneuvar Of the bears. aud hsnce 1t ls an
estles matter bring down prices 1h4n formerly.
MONEY.
Monty Is in good dema.d, but quite easy ut low
r.tes. Tbs exchange ioz tomorso7'a steamer is M
u,uass Assye. Large amounts OF taserltng have heen
sold 1t ITO for sixty tsyr.
pa7Botxux erocK.
The market was quite active 10 day, and lsrze tu
s!ne,s Wa coma st improving ptite1. 9uchsnan Farm
kold at $i.e7 Ihelry Bun Gle; Excelsior %; Ger
1nAu,a sec; Maple Shade Il Is: Knckesbocker Sc:
Mapha,tsn Sic; President 1870: Empire City u
Everett {4s5; Brooklyn $a.co: Ptholo Creek $s.so;
cce.n.ca r. 40; Tack t2.05; United 6tAtea *1s!ss;
l.ypd Farm sass. The following dividends are an
msgst
with sa!cs At s7xc on spot and for June delivery;
:2@ssk for rttned In bond.
pAy aooDE.
TIE dry goods ts8de continues quite tctlre Dleseh-
ed snd brown goods and ptfces arc steady
Print. are IN small supply. spfague's American goods
told at 9sac. The great IcarettT Of foreign dress
good. continues, and pr1ees sttdsaing Thera arc
larys number OF merchants in the city from large
Southern elites, who buy with the confdercs thst
frndt With them must ba brisk. though fol- ths pres
ent they cpnne their purchases to gtods Of not 50 e1
trsys. art style a IN former days.
LATER
new YpaK Msy II.
GAILAaHKK's EvxxIsH EIcHAS1E.-Golcr ls0H.
New y ork Central. eeK; Erie, 76s; Htkson, iolx;
Keating, glH; Michigan Central, 1o7; Michigan
southera e1s; Illinois Genital. lis; PNsbnrgh, SIX;
Rcck Island. 9eX NerthVestern. 27H; do, prst Irtd,
57x; Fert Wa3ne, D3K y. NJ ce11incates Is, tan.
top, a5; Cumberland. ssx; QuleksT.ver, 81. Market
| net ' n .tscng. God sfser cali t3oH.
, 1865-05-13

rspt eiai D,srat ch to the Chic sEo Tf1baae.i
BE1p0xP1KT. nay Il 29p.u
s1KARYp-H. 1cLeunan, seneca ss*As7 It luuber,
70, Joliet; Eccksr. ockpc1ts tA1set:h. Lotkpatt;
A1ren!a Laaale, Y tec 4 lunoer !ath 15a bra
alcohol, "a 002 Is suutrtcs.
ARE.v1p May 12.--Msstesta. wGsnlnztoa. 2.aio bu
corr, 100 ~ drstn tie S. 4. Dorklas Morris. 100
inns coal; Olive Brarch LssaIet 34o bu c:rn 6o3 bu
~; Danube. Ottawa, stoo hu oats; CaYass LockpoFt
eso bu com, 500 bu barley I'll bu bescs; c. L. Hun
fonn. Issalle SO brls fous. Co Or Desk: Atlantic
Mo,r.s. 5oo9bu corn, EnesEy. 1oaet, scoo hu eat.;
C,,de. OTTAWA a1 bu corn Peter aud Paul, ,sgs,
ssoo nu CON, seeo bp oats. GO hrla dur; Ed,ssdo
1sesl1e ts2 tens coal eaEce, lasale. .18 tons coal,
, 1865-05-13
pACHs Il SALTONSTAAL,


XET ANTED-For the Government
w tn 1ne puarrerues:e.'s Department, at B.
Lofts, IRacrera st rs per month md rstc2s; Tesn,
:tese ). 80 p.e month and rt.c1s. Free tsa2xpe1C
!ntc.neuon apply st the 6ovetnmens Onlea;, 132H
South Tatt- s:yeett EhicsTo. III. a
, 1865-05-13
BufInJo Markets.
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wankse zi25 ony ~ 1ls3t a. ga,Es; a .nd as
,htte f1sts hfu1sr; sa,rs 1t s9@ac-t.osinE AsneF.
BsIie5-ca1sda.s u q: Rye nonisai: of .sas
ctNtT ERxtpuTa-Tp Ne n TorK-Nheat, 1Sc corn,
mt r: oate 7k@sc To Albany Corn. Sc.
TsK1 INPokIs-FIouf, $50 brss Whe.sr 2313oS bui
rISaL KxrnHr4-F1our. t.h72 br1s; whest. 1850
In. rntn. l.SSn pn; Oats, ~ tS1 hu.