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The New York herald., 1865-04-21

CtArcv-On Thursday, April 90 OF consumption.
Ju1 wife Of Bartholomew Clancy, In the 2bth year OK
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence of hos
MOTHER 824 Cherry street, on Saturday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
[F~ other Deans See Third Pcrsl
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

InntIOn anu Sd ttY OF ttIo gov INItflHt
Rebel Prisoners at Point LsoGout.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1865.
On Tuesday the rebel prisoners at rolnt Looko z,
hroush t'ie serseants of divisions, pissed resolution
representing the voice o. twenty-five thousand res
cSpressi their abhorr OF the asassina
t,n of the late rresdcat and their sympathy W.,
rhe distressed family. The resolutions To Se ssn
IN the War Department through q neral Barrcs corn
maadant al Point Lookout
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

deep daaDson II The taking OF OF the amcntod
y Magistrate ere adopt d. ard the following nmtcs
was APPOINTED to proceed 20 Washington a represent
the organization at tic ousecu St W ssalean JOIN
a Kelly. X. y Connolly, JAMES Book jame~ Murphy
4 Jam O'Brien, s r. Pin kney, p kcklroy John Kerr
= John Petgrew, d. W Clarke, u. G.. rsai2 and Charles
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

q Meeting OF thc KING Aty eF ST. Patrick.
1 fun meeting cf the Kn'GhA of St Patrick is called
for this evening for the pese otaking action relative
to tho dsah o. r.esl. ~ 1soln II VII BE- held n
pirate resolutions resnr tha vicys of he oclety O,
4 tie subject, viii be >aaop.cI.
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'erfSsS~|<- r<1'T<< ~ ~ ~ P<<<%~-vVS~ ~
Servant ofGod, wsil done
Thy race rs DER, thy victory's wen.


Presenting a very Fssas Rg tout rnse,abe
The windows of Messrs. Roe, Lockwood q Sons were
neatly adorned, silver stars shining from amid the
heavy Of the drapery suggestive Of the fact
Shat tho dgh nowh dark pail OF mourning may over
shadow country that still the stars OF Gods oene-
ence shine through the darkness of the night and pre-
cage happier aud brighter day for us. In the win
dow of Tsyos's saloon was draped monument, on the
upper portion of which n wreath OF white cagelias
surrounding opening, through ch might be seen.
The outlines of American eagle; this was surlncunted
BY the " Lincoln and the whole tastefufy deco
rated with white ribbon The balconies, windows and
doors of the establishment of Messrs Halsted Hanes
were adorned with fcstoons of mourning, streamers
passed from the roof to the ground and The pillars
surrounded with alternate black and white bands.
The from Messrs Longsreet, Bradford Il Co
arranged in the shape OF an urn, which covered
the entire building
neat monument with iutcrlacing wreaths Of ever
Kreens the Of No. 356 The base rested
on the Union flag, whio heavy draping Of black be
hnd rendered IL most conspicuous The pillars Of the
doors were covered with black surmounted by Union
shields crossed by bars OF black Along ths entire
length OF tie bsding the following:- ="
~A~rG
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
y h,venth Ward ascrusting Committee

" Hventh Ward Recruiting Committee
Alta regular meeting of the Finance and Exccut'
Comnst.ce appointed by tho citizens Of the Ecvcn.f
Awsrd to promote enlstmcnts, Messrs. W. W. Lyon
James r. Taylor, Christian Mctzear Tunis H. Drryea
~ James Little werD appointed commit,ee resuut,or
IA an reported in appropriate language the feelings
tie ASSOCIATION the horrible death OF President IincoIa
Exyhe resolutiopA concluded thus:-
2j Resolved Tfst Hon VIM. H. Seward
M family sincere sympathy and beet WISHES for ei
gelrre and that his valuable life mo.
spared HE ceuntry which neecf his services
Ia hesoycN That although represcnin9 al shades oi po'
Ei is now by prov God Prcsden, OF tsa
H. States our cora and sympathy
81 rustng that IN his earnest and inhexib patro-"
III found wisdom and moderate counses, ~. will ,.u ~
XII icrush ths uucy rebellion, shr" pee
~ so rly cspsuunaed BY his illustrous
ks thereby gasx commentator of all goo hoe
k5ahrn
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
The Ca I.aia~. s,enoyo,ent society.

]*dfmn benevolent Society.
nv 'he &c" <sassthly meeting of this society, on Wed
nesdsy' a. ~ 10, committee composed Of Professor
George sacheor, Colonel Boucher and Ledous- was
appo ~ 20 prepare series OF resolutions the tragic
ems OF President Lincoln by tho pisto. ,s assassin
20 sdt MI Lincoln and tho murderous attempts on th
Ssa sf the Secretary of State and OF his have pr
Hs on he canadians living In tho United States,
or whose feelings the society believes tself " be tn
EfaufIl oI<aa on this OCCASION
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MISCELLANEOUS.

\ MISCELLANEOUS.
49, ~.~.0~> g ss-- --s
A MEXICAN STEEL SHIRT COLLARs--pArEFTEU
n April H. 1854 Enanelei white JJ 70 censs ~
white Illusion stitched 81 25 ladies', 81 -, Cues,
j nj So JEAEEkET, ~ Nassau strret
I'D r. n, -
IL. RAILWAYS RENOvATfNG RESOLvENr IL tao
great remedy ~ heals old rutlGOs
blood ns,iis within the s.sn renewed hsalh, end e-
solves ard rsteinates all chronc and consioral ds-
eases II viii edoctualiy eradicate from lhe tys.em al
scrofuous aeconf tum0s rodts rlccTs,
cankers rash letters tets fever salirheu SKIN
diseases and all other diseases sFnH ffem AZ Impure ein
OF the blood. AADWAy Co. 3, Maiden lsne. scid l.,
drufrsts.
CCuILBERG's GERMAN OISTMENT-wARNANTE TET)
- certain cure, without The slightest dagger fQr iirfs
Old Wounds ScrOfua, Safheum. All Bone and tiln iAs'
eases, &c For sale at tha drug si're y VONery, ~ l.
-
TOO LATE FUR CLASSIFICATION.
a. < REWARD -Losr A sCo1Cn SKYE TEhEiEIv
-D The above reward vii y paid tns hinder ~ Vi
hlin ~ - wcsl Eishteea.b uVrs,L JCHN D. Bv'"'
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In 81. AT E.
coNy.auEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

most fus'eresl aspect The following motto appeared
Vyer the door, which Is heavily draped-
Cnly the actions of the just 81
/ smell sweet and blossom in the dust 81
On either side OF this appears
~~>>>~>~.-S
sK nisortuno comes she si, or'nsS along tue
! s,s...~~@ e rr,~<~>,.. ...-..,~.~-..s@
Heaven but tries our virtues by aiicuoni sad ON
sthe cloud which wraps the present now serves out
sbr ghten all our future days 81
From ne Astor House Union square every possible
.,s,rpti5n of festooaiag and hanging displayed.
s,n,e however, remarkable for thopasteul manner
. T6s Se es o Wh%sn
75j Broadway, was neatly draped and had the following
nlosto:-
{ Weep, nation, weep; put on thy mourning garb,
and round the bier thy amcntntions pour DaugheEss
sof Erin, tuue and strike your Tyres aud with yours
oces chant drges to the mighty dead
NV
The entrance Of the shoe and Leather Bank, at che
corner OF roadway and Chambers street, waserv use-
fully draoed Curtains Of black Grape quite covered the
aoof a ooped nesr the bottom by w<ete rosettes
.hl,e heavy sable drarary hung from tia upper por-
ioI ofshe door peI1lonicos ltera covered with
stream rs of black ard white Grape The following ap-
I'm seul eveneinsrt dams vie cause des segrets
pays epora
large black star over the Lf1aesmen's Bank con
well with The marble OF tAe building large St
Andrews crose adorned the establishment Of G. W
Moore, while that Of Louis C1hn, 306 Broadway, dis
payed the Masonic emblem of She squsre and compass
lr Wards store vas exenhively fes,ooned, and owe
M door thc motto:-
MAY HIS SOUL FEST IN PEACE
One or the neaest designs we saw was that exhbite
st Messre Coughan Ditxnore's, <l2 Broadway. pro
fusion of ming ssc arranged as to repre-
senta Ige mausot Bands Of Grape passed from To-
nj ha enfV
the late President Towards tne top Of the building wa
small white monumcst, With the word Lnccin inscrbe
on IT, and beneath heavily dSaped engraving Of Mr. Lin
coin the following lines:-
'~~~~~~~S~!
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veren. Ho Introduced as tho nrst speaker Mr.
Frederick kapp who, in the Of tho remarks no
made, observed that the pistol ball that caused the Pre-
sidents death not cast 10 say by the assassin
himself but by the traitors OF the South He compared
the assassination Of Lincoln with tho murder by spanish
hirengs, OF Prince William OF Orange during the
Of independence Of the Netherlands The death OF this
noble leader did not prevent the Netheranders om OBJ
tanning their independence and afterwards Of being
! The founders Of the great State Of New York The
Netheranders who abroad fought for their
gave the United States It's name. The name az Lincoln
henceforth will shine In history that Of the great
emancipator the martyr Of his century The time had
when Southern traitors ehould be dAalt with &C.
cording 10 law TO receive their reward This would be
. the result OF the death of our beloved President
series Of resolutions passed embodyng eent-
mcnts OF coincidence for the bereaved family OF tho nur
.dercd President and pledge of the assembled
remember the Of Ahrahsm Lincoln aud TO support
The present administration IN all i,s measures for the
&supprcssion OF this sccursed rebellion.
Tho next speaker was Dr. Carl Kessmsn who observed
that after the dcceaHe OF beloved President a
preciate than his wisdom and his policy. We
perceive that he was equal 20 tho high position he
occupied
The speaker himself had found fault with the policy
OF tho PRESIDENT but we that be greater
and wiser than all We feel that Lincoln has been
tho great oancpator whom the negro race will recog
nlze "a their savior This great republic has through
the blAod Of Lincoln, tre democracy Treason and
the rebel lie pros,rate and 10 Hsa-an be thanks that
in Johnsun wc have President who will put his foot
H. and 80 keep II down.
In conc sNson address delivered by Mr. Edward
Mueller, the "Rurn Father"
, 1865-11-25
&e,teral Notices.
TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE
VNELAND.-L q n d s-To all
WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving ecttlenent Mild md hea1,tfuf
SAnatc 70 miles sonth Of Phl1aaelphta bY railroad.
gs0wsDg Twenty aud nfty acre lraer1 Il IRON tls 70
per acfe parable Tlihin faur vests Good busiaFs
ssac9!s sn good noc,ety. II i! :be iaaroy;
inT Place EEst or Vest Hundreds IRE settlinE snq M
T. Le::eEa ansEeted fscsTn eonta.n g. sant
nee. address CHAS.K. LANp1ss Ilaelaad Post OF
re-. Cumberland County, ewJeEssy,. ssy,.r,,tnr,, Editor
OF lEt Tribune it Is Of the most e1tSattTe isf'
tile teacR tn aluost csel poanon ano enn-
of fhc TTettern M nrnisics. ncAt6651m
, 1865-11-25

.,.,,b .1,ovr lender who has called In hls
eock without seocls1n9 it. 10 70 iato te market md
49, -, thn .srne at the mafkee Eatt, and etatre
~. horuurr accordingly. They sci forth that thar
rr,r ,uablc to .otun tho stock beca9ss the e,end.
mt. had bought up al that WAS In th market, TINS
= crc able TO coauo1 The price md fof The purpose
Of deftaudinc the detendanha and Others who vere
s.shor4~ Of IL. Tho defence ret up, IL. th,t thu
plaint1at sold the stock to the defendants at s.
per +hare-se3les ten daye-that no misreprtsent..
tsor ssss saade, md that The msrkct price At th-
time Of he 1esuIn Of The stock beapr demanded
vas 81, % per share. The defendants claa, that
they arc entitled 70 Judgment for the amount Q. The
diGeTenes, namely, ffteon thousand dollars.
There VIE time In the history Of the New York
stocS Doard, more than twenty year,, ~hen 1t do.
c1dcd the h1st 'scorncr" case hoa In Wall street
thnt Of the Morris Canal stocl which decision was
made IN favor Of the sbo.1s."' but modem in
prosemcnts have thrown these good old customs
iEto the background, and the "bears ~ ean expect
DO quarters when they find themselves enclosed in
tue meshes Of the hated ~cosner."
The ntusvi1le {Pa.) Rerdd Of tbs 14th inst,
makes the following announcement OF tho sudden
failure nf well known oil well, showing that the
duration Of the yiela Of eren tho most productive
ucl.s IS matter Of great uncertainty:
s1hc stoppssc Of The Frazier Or United States
e4eaiee some tenaation among Oh men We pei:
eonal>y Visited The well fortnight since, when it
wss producing abont four hundred and eighty bar.
rcls pei tny-a very marked decline from what 1t
waf popnarly rated ootadc- The report That It had
eutIfrly fallea on Friday urs generally disredIted
but II Is confirmed The cessation Of the How was
sudden and unlookedfr and was tif=r made known
10 the company by tro visitors ut the well, who
diseore1ed that 1t had erased flowing, and reported
tho circumstances Al the Office
4sThe Frazier wns the nrst we'll struck On the
Hofrpdcn f.r1n. II waH struck In the e1y part o.
Jstuay last, and is the second rroductiva we'll oI
Wss thc nesond well struck, snspcEdei operations
Fure time ago. Both wells have proved highly re
munc1atiye 10 their ownets, alo have madc nzme
nd faE3c Gr Ptthll."
, 1865-11-25
s''5ftttM Aetiees.


u Inc oo'5 Physlctzn Specialist now 1n the cir
la2& eso oe entirely rrlsd upoc. Go I'd H1 and not
sun4 ussesse To Frmsln Ia Jou1 system. saEnrinK
yon ee aad body. beddes destroying tour happiness
ana future ptospecta n life. BE has made personal
alseasa aad nervous debility h stadj for the last
twenty years ED u therefore the person whom al
afflicted should consnlt No ooe eycr heard Of pa-
aeo 0t hA not being cured since he has been In the
city, ILL repatatoo hss vouchers Ii ai thu city pa-
rers. hs pas'en and The medical profession both here
and abroad ash.snz thu most skilled Specialist here
and thorough master Of hi profession II al othsrs
tsn don't ds1paiss Rive him cali: It oo1y CON.
mon oocuHcnct with him to cura such CASES. His
roons aEe separate for ladies' and gentlemen aad tho
tHost complete n ths cty. Consultations free sad
confidential. ..ss
oUee No. 1zs soutn uask Etreeteorner Of Monroe,
hsifa baoce from the ross oGce. Post onccBo1 154
Chicago, III. on,ce hours rom T. n 70 s IN.
Send for ha Guile to Health." published monthly,
Fee Of charge. -
TorSa MEs. IAH TANtcu14x Kor1cx.-Docsor
eseow dcyuses much OF his time to The treatment OF
thosc caaes caused BY seezet hah* which 1u. both
body and mind uniting the unfortunate Individual
for either business society. Tia I'D Eject Of these
early habtta On the ercess of sper years il to weaken
and debiitsse tho constitution, destroy the pbysse1
ind mental powers. diminish and enfeenIe the natural
feelinKs and exhaust the vital cnerKies Of manhood
the pleasures Of life ara na1ed, the object Of marriage
frustrated. and sxlsteuce Itself rendered atetm OF un
ceasing misery and regtet- Such pcrsons especially
those contemplating marriage. should lose time in
making h0mediate appirauon. a. Dr. B., By bis new
treatment, ia ensbted 70 ensure speedy and peE1ua
nent cure.
, 1865-11-25
Chicago Provision MARKET.


The past week has been oue q extreme dnllnes. In
If anie1tcd t1 the present, With fcens Of tnsecd
cnccfcd have been very raed Il rtces u fact most
l9urrs below current rates. This denotes IN m.
settled atete and quotations can't be relied upon.
clrrtt Offers being tie only way 10 test the market
Te uuftyofahIe reports from EeN York and tho East
tQ-dsr havc had tie edect Of causing ttIt further
drtIrssQu and sellers anxious 10 realize On the
frotuc Al much lower rates, than hare aKfsted du-
ling the week. The we1thtT continues favorable for
fiedHk, md the fas1nc S stH 8yati1ng thcmartfes
Of tle opportunity TO use up thear auund-
aut corr crops. by putting every pound on ne
sss;iuaal ~ they can grt, knowing 1t Will rcsplt
~ setteF nrns4 than IN the prospects Axa!dnE the
q Ihr grain. Thc fcceini OF HOGS FROM Ut oca
~ cnse arc 1scs.s ant sET1aents 1ft.2S md fGT
and Il t, dates last year the receipts veto
~ !t,mt1ts 9y1l uhlch shoEs discrepancy be.
M nj III ~ amn cars nf s15 IN receipts. and lsi39
fT1n ~ patGnHt frlcrk ourlnE tic Eees ranged
nric1s ~, ,sn; hnt to-day the market Is dull end
Efn n =, aHE y neEntu III 10 &C We quote them It
stlcsy ,oetas LOT - sooo HoEs Our paeIers a:e still
rrTs rd .nI11s,s ~. 80 ere ncf bnIdened with the
70 sc4 sS nn, @sais i,r4 attend 1heir voea:!ons
Erath,r now prevailing: Mcss Tort ae @ Tn1sd Gtnet
spo IS lrld a. 81 @ T, fs2 ~ Old nd nw c
Mess nGn'in; II aaso0. English Neat fsctr. T
pef1aE1 McGles art offend J1ouary n -; ~ ~
tafs! Of 70 either present 81 y -
hhoudetk twenty days In ftlt can b hsd :! ~.
b1fn. no itdcs Offering. Gtcen mcau N: heIa @ as1S
lhally hf l l2tc for shoulders. lJEr fof sn. nt LII
f<t tsc tos has1a. 6xctt rsskiro ha1oE h1Se .Ina ~
c:fet, and t!lry could b. bought ut 17S1sc on, III
, 1865-11-25

The Choless. .AoFbua y = weliknoRn and common
complaint. 1t ~ frnquently attended with sevrse
crsmpz, With Vouaupgh &C., with serious loosencas
Of the bowels md Other painful symptoals. Opium Ia
largely Evc IN one share anethsy, Tor this ttsor
der. Powerful aEd poisonous drugs arc sometimes
humtnl.le cred under lvty OF mixtures specific
for It Even ii such remedies happen to curc, they
leave behind them the Beeus Of death to Eermato ss
the nsst opportunity taowas.H Really telirf Is ope
to 20 euch grave oa,eotlcas. teaspponul q i al
mlnistertdin vine glass Of aweeseued water has 4
more benehcial elect =! once than any So@poand of
rot forthwith - yell as ne Violence Of the
Rsoa q t.s aoss of lcady :,!et 4 CERTAIN T. e re-
to apply nanntla sosked with Ready f:el.ef to the
bowels and the curt il complete. lhe danger Dyer
very quickly. You aati-1ed from the starf thAt
the Keef il bound 10 ,anqush the disease. Even II
billions chplc the treatment must terminate lust
- ssucceas{ullY; and should Inflammation boNets
be present thc Ready Relief given Internally and ap
piled externally VII prove pettset remedy H. dose
the came uuc For eho!cra clotetus there nnshiu:
eNn excel, under any ctfcunstnuces KadwayB H.sdT
Rti1et-pftce 1ut " Cents botle Sold by lFnggiats
n B-ih the East Indies, Calcutta and so1th Arueri.
ca RadwaJs lcady Relief Is extensively used in The
treatment Of A.ioc Cholcra aud Yellow Fever It Il
the ou!J remedial agent ,hat esn be dsneaded upo1
with absolute ctrtalnty-ltt cre:y one keep bottle
ntaf thtin-a care Viii alwsya follow.
RADWAl 4 CO., 81 Maiden Lane, y. z.
rn4NtEt7 Ct Al ITATH
, 1865-11-25
G1hrrnnlGnt. .:Sales.
GALE OF GOVERN MENT
~ PROPERTY At ACTION. .... o,v,cr,

~ PROPERTY AT AUCTION. o.,-.,
ASSISTANT QrAEExz.As5Ka4,ss 70 TT..e@ TZxx
Iw11 s.ll At Public Aucs!sa Il tsc sty e.
ss asfssb2 fis1 r e9s5s; !o''s1R aasss.es &c.,
e. n:ss. Il ssSs'ss q !ass
st7t Water %h-ci Shafts aOu ftanses: I2t1 I2tam 1ssf
isst ast ;ss oa: !tt r aa@ssa
Es xoas; Eesssi, 4Gs Koda; saeiiH: =, |.
amn Ssss: he:t csps s;z
ssf :'fe pi Ss e. boso !s5S* Wsss Feet! IT. ss
longing 70 Two easpes lot Of Old Eoa shout so y
A2s!s9sss bss ssx,'' M. A3Fs:e E:
B.rxes; IL WheelbsE!ows; Nagen Bsd = + pais hSa'
css e. a;si el!n h1s Is DIV Sas
fcesEaes. thain; . Find Ghans ls liater Cnstns
s;; t. br H's?a es te!a Is
Wagon Eelloes; Flies; escorted: arol:ablo Forses;
is as1as sa'H5 H.na Msass Rsnts sitee H..
mar; Hoes 10 single set Lead its,nss: g single
e ssas hgi:. i W.sss ssshs s's as % EsS
!: Tic Irons Drawing Kmyez; X eseat. Hose
ssass r4sa If kS'ex is :s Hoad s /
EanEe; ~ -: Rope ss Gunn5 Sacks: !. t;dlaF
ss ss?s s. @ a1s :'Ssai sSs:
::s5;;
MonEe5 Wrench II bushels Bituulnous Coal 9u00o
feet Lumber 2S Horses: y Muless Vail Tent Fte-;
s Camp Haschets; Is shove!a; r Spades; ! nelf
Tents Z! conmou Tents * shtltez fents 10 Wa1i
Tents 50 ccrds OF Wood.
A1soat The sauc tine and place, the fnEoHtn! ms
chiaer{, nnw lr1ng Ut ur1n Orsala'a Wood Yard.
about i miles Hunl ClArkBV1ilc.
j Boiler: Cylinders; : Hea:c!s; Force Paunps
Vic o e Is: ea Faft % p
the following hndlns.: o!msns:cos as follaws. ":
building; FIaEns Stable :oxls feet Frame Ruild-
1ng. s01S1 9sea - Mguar-ernsatef's Maschoa9e:
frzme hui1dtHy. H1ts feet, used Post Ilke1y:f
rAnac shanty 3oxs feet 1sed ~ Powder MaEnxfne
ment stock; Frnlno Building, lboxls fee1, ased ~
soldiers hafI2ckys Franc BUILDING l1n fcet use ~
Quar- astcf8 otct Ill WcndEn Shantes tfxl7 iect
each, soldier and negro Qnarters Frame Building.
:DxlH feet. used a. telegraph otcos Franc Shop,
b0x2D feet, used ~ GovtrnMcat Work shop Efame
HGlldtng lsxls feet used Provost Ma-shaa ouce;
fIane Bn!iAng, 4x15 feet, u%ed 0tcess quarters
Ietms-CaAh, In Goseznment funds
BY order OF h. a. Eddy, Chief QuattcEsnsgsg Dept
OF Tennt lsee- GEO. Is SES9TEIN.
Lo2AeGe8t capt. d 4. q ~.
, 1865-11-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FE1pAT EyEStvu. Nor. ~. 1855.
Tnc subject Of railtpad fre,ehsa formed IT, psin-
x1pa1 topic Of discussion to-day In f1anctal and
commercial circles. Doth the produce aud mgr
esntilc trade Of the city xre suffering immensely IN
consequence Of the cxorbitantly ti=h sates ehsrea
by the railroad corporations. II costs &c 70 hssns
butbcl Of wheat tom Nsrsha.lloHn, loFa. 10 un17
cago, and soc per bu6hel 10 bring II from tae ME-
zssppl River hitheE. Is ii 10 he wondered ~ @nat loo
trade, under ruch circun1st4ncct. goes COVE 'ae
river, where only fvc or slx CENTS pr onsnel Is
charged fo- cas:ytns produce double and uopse .ns
ilstance? Il wopld be wonderful indeed, II ata
no, 70 to st. Louis or some Other 1narke.
or the Mississippi Bnt We ase oot
only losing the trade OF Io"a anu
Minnesota by these high rates Of freight As lar
M as peorta, on 1he Illinois River lbs produce u
seeking market southusrd. and the hanEeFs
along tlat 1,cr have 10 send Chicago bankers cnr-
lrocy 70 keen up their balances A. they sre not send
ing rs any produce. .---.
Rut his ev:1 docs not exist merely with regard to
the railroads Leading westward The roads leading
10 The EST arc not only charging cxorbitant1y high
mites Of trsleht, Int they nre v1.1naliy dscsimna-
ting aeaIast Chicago. The following table shows
tue zacs for fourth class gooda from sa.3ous cities
IN thr Wes; IN tha EaAt:
, 1865-11-25

NOTICE.-The men who left a
6rsu Of horses snd pe111r'a wa,6n ak Tho Iachtnu
Tonte q miles south Of Chicago. tbs Illinois Ccl-
tral Fsrafroad on the :1n OF August Last hseoy
Tbt day Of Decenber, 1, they viii pe SOFT to pay for
thctr n0ast. [1ll9{ fERDlEAND SUICK.
, 1865-11-25

echr ti,ses Greenwood Meyer, Moore.e.n, 100 cords
schr 4eSa, uu.f, Ktnzs:on. 10 tons nlg roa. ~ do
sr,r Safi. s W,1e,rson r,np,toa aY,obass s,1s =;
oe'A n1 trn, n
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