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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-13
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MERCANTILE.

~ MERCANTILE.
J. S. ROssell
HAS just received large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of ...
Ladies' Fancy Dress Plaids,
Delaines,
Gas hmere,
Alpacas,
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Cassimcres,
Kerseys,
Satinets,
Jeans,
Wooden Plaids,
Fancy Shifting Flannel,
Plain Flannel,
Figur'd Opera Flannel,
Shaker Flannel,
Stacker Flannel,
Cotton Flannel,
Muslins,
Bed Ticking,
Shifting Check and Stripe,
Linen Table Diaper,
Cotton Table Diaper,
Ladies' Il Misses Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts,
Nuhas,
Floor and Stair CARPET,
Floor and Stair Oil Cloth,
Mems Over and Under Shirts and Drawers,
and good stock of Rcady-Made Clothing
always on hand.
Ladies' X Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes,
Gum Overs,
Hats and Caps,
Notions,
Queenswarc, Hardware,
Willow and Cedar Ware, &c. &C.,
which they offer low for CASH.
We have always on hand large and
good assortment of
GROCERIES,,
DRIED FRUIT,
Tobacco and Cigars,
BACON,
FISH, &c.
MACKEREL in whole, /, a. / bbls.
&c Give US call and convince your
self that we sell cheap for cash.
T S. ROSSELL has the largest assortment
- of first class Wine and Liquors outside of the
city of Baltimore in the State, consisting of So
different grades, viz
WINES.
Champagne Wines of various grades, Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine Lisbon Wine, Port Wine Malaga
berry Wine of our manufacture. Wild Cherry
Wine do, Dewberry Wine do, Black Heart
Cherry Wine 40.
BRA.NDIES.
Otard Du Puy Co.'S. very old Cognac Brandy
La Rochelle Brandy Speer's Sambuco Port Bran.
dy, Cognac Brandies CT various grades and prices
bottled Brandes and Rye Whiskies very old and
warranted pure
FANCY BRANDIES.
Cherry Ginger, Blackberry and Apple.
WHISTLES.
Old Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskey, Fancy
Whistles, Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey,
Apple Whiskey, Rye Whiskcy, XXXX do,
xxx do, Xxx do, X. do, old Monongahea
Rye Whiskey, Double Rectifed Pittsburg
Whiskey
ss Common Gins. ' p'' 'e'
Pure New England Rum.
Dec 8, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-05-13

No. 20 MARKET STREET, CAMDEN, N. j.
This Coffee is not composed Of poisonous drugs It CON
tains nothing deleterous many persons this Coffee
that cannot the pure coffee; it takes but and
ahaf ounces to make quart of good strong coffee that
being just onehalf the quantity it takes cf Java Coffee
and always less than half the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase it in less quantities
than gross at my prices from the Wholesale Groccrs
90. Orders by mail from Wholesale Dealers promptly
attended to. Feb Is, lS65-3m
, 1865-06-23


BRIDGEPORT, June t1-9 pm.
CtEArxD-Lou1st, JACKIE Lock; Il. g. Gaylord,
LockpoIt: H. uamlln, Ottawa; Africa. La snlle. 1o6
al1 f. lumber Prairie chef. Il Bale. 1880 t:lur1
her seo pickles: Eellstce, La Sale. so It luoe,
j. P. Chapln, Ia Salt. 1.sS3 Il lumber Banner. La
SALE. 1t lumber. 80 ssth Col rsn Cloud, Otta.
va, $500 # lrnb=r, $50, nj machinery; AAia, LII
ssl!e e. III lumber, 81 500 Shingles; CAyuEa, Lick
pcrt. 9sl It lumber, 1eooo lath; John Morrison, La
s,1le Gasss is.1unber: IoFktosn. Ut ca. 81 lEs It.
lumber Too shingles; Investigator. Lamont: ". S.
Gufuee, Lamont; D. He's, Lano1t; Kesotute. La
mont AdyAure, Lamont
ARp1ykp-Msp Ies.. Joliet. S,oto I'll oa's; Johus-
town, LasAsie, 1,6c nu corn; Burnhan. 8. joliet,
6 cpbto I'd. 1unr1e md do dimsaalon stone; D.
Ue Lemcnt Is cubic d. d uat aon stope Rtsolute,
I.nont Is cub!cy yes rusbla atoms: Advance, Lnoat.
% eublo ID subb1s s1ona ". 3. 6u:n-e Leemont, n
cubic u rubh1e store Iuyeatg atton, Len1oa 70 c
bic 5ds subb Co d!menlion stone; Aiics Ls Bal e,
$500 bu co MA u. D.pnast. Il Sails, lou bu corn
nator Ia sllle 90 tons coal; Lua11a. Il sAle 10
bu wheat Magnolia tsteaml Ottawa, 4I bu wheat,
6 bu oats. u tens sundsles; ). Presto"s Morris,
t,La tu ahsat 90 oa coin; tTalric Qaasn. Ossswa,
100 pu corr .uaE Laaf jolis', 500 bu corn.
, 1865-06-23
Extorlfon from Uoarders.

Editor Tribune: .
You hare made raid On a good many Of the
nonopolies lhst curee our city; but hitherto have
SAID nothing in opposition to one that Is Of vast
importance 10 perhaps oDe-thlfd Of the fnbabt.
tsnts OF Chicago. PFoblhlI there IL no caaas Of
she community, except shoddy contractors. that
haye made moro money slnce the Was commenced
than hotel and boartinE house keepers. Three
gears ago, when produce wss wG1th about what
it1swcrlh now, Jou could ges board for three and
four dollars per week. and now the same
boszd costs from six TO eight dollars
per week; in fact. IL costs Just as much u board
now a. 1t did whau gold via worth two dollars
apd eighty celts or %hcn Gour WAS worth four
teen dollsss per barrel, which Is 1o= worth seven
and eight CT when sugar was Ae1ltng for twenty
two cent, that Ia now worth oulY fourteen.
Ieut this an imiceluon on the thousand. Of
5oun1 en- who arc cnnpat'ca TO work fSr 20
ANAL salary that /. Is impossible fur then to l.y
by doll1r In store When they hare to pay such
prizes for board.
The Jouns men OF Chicago are not obliged to
be fmpceed upon BY these huge monopo!ics. for
BY opposing they can end them. a family Of slx
think they are losing money u they cannot sup
port their own fam, J, pay their house rent, md
hsve fair income besides OF ftom three Or four
borders. Many Of ths young men ara forming
clu5f and renting rooms and aWelllngs, and hiring
women to do their work, and BY theae means are
saving one half Of what II costa them TO bond.
, 1865-06-23
Markets by. Telegraph.
OUR ailnS1sur nAnHEFnET0KT.

lEptcIl Dssp,.ca 10 :he Western Associated Prets
ERw YoRK. Jonesa.
RAILROAD trocEs.
The stock N 4rA Ct conlinues ouli. The lats drcns
In go!o hss th.cked The dJposittou Of outsiders 10
come tnto tbs market. and tho brokers again have
business entirely to themselves. In railroad Apesu
lstiou the ptiuctp>l feature WIS tho purchase
about so thsFts CIevean1lsui Pittsburgh BY tho
bu,l, which hsd the EJECT Of puss.ax uo hs pticts
Tie feeling IN the market u generally ttroner At,
nctt er.3.hing bi..E fraction higher, bat sran-
1aeton are vesy uc,ited-
GovEssxyS1A
Governments trr1 hut quiet The,e ~, som1 sc
uY,iy In Il en- at the morning board ou: 1t d,t not
lat long.
STATE pe nd. qzies Ar without aa7 material change.
t7s,lvay uostga.e e Rnd Bank Ahases aro3S It tEac
tive.
1hs Gold IN sAe1 has beea guts fr,n d. l,E dAy,
~lth u o uu.x efhu.lnes. At about 14as. C,ah acli
cnnttuu pea1ce Tho larae shurt ln:xzss. tends TO
sus:ain pllees.
Mote Is very Abuntaat lew rates. Fo e'ga az.
rhs- "a e1tlt uae1y tuf
PxrRnLxrA.
Petroleum s'ocfI active 10 day. Unlted staies
reae 10 ls9In % ihc report Of anoshsr we'll being
tt,uek On their p.osefty. Uthsr pthofe cnmp lnles
were In r,m2athy with the ,uc:ted sta:ts. Cherry
Hnn. So: Etctl.is7, 3se. DscaAnsp, SIC O.EAnte,
tlC7: rlto1, @3to; rtho Creek, sla51; Webs t1,
SIS: Gsrmanl 4Dc Tack, SIC: PhlIa1ephla s6 70
ol, Greek, 70 50 : Eshd Fasnl. s1.so-
Te,,o!tum IN Improved demand ard prtcsl arc
drptr. VIC quote ut 3jAt,Hc for escde S595ie lp1
refntd In bend: 7..la75c fo- i, fre~.
TIE ohKAr r1TAuLT.
There haze becn some marc dtvetopreate to Gsy
N tte cx.e OF s1ith J. E4stman. THIS o'a the ca,e
i,itttea the xctsc 1t 1eofs. Tho loss VIII probably
,e.sh pe.r on million OF d''arr. MtnT rroalAess
ancr and proytt!on hortrs xse sufferers.
LA1EA.
NuN Yo1K, Juno 22-Galtsghfr'b ExthAnze-
Gsld, *; N. T. ..9.k; Erie, 7sx: Hnctos, io3k;
I,e.tluk, s5k; Mich. South. e:x Ut. Gen.. 122x
pitttbursb, SIX; hock 1lltud, AS; Fort #slne,
nv Cantor, ~ Curnh erland. II; Que tser, 81
Mayipoix, 1eHc. Hs1e. nrm. stecks. 20: active.
, 1865-06-23
Icorteepo udence Of the Philadelphia Press.]
RICHMOND, JUICE II, 1866.

Icorre.po udence Of the Philadelphia Press.l
RICHMOND, JUICE II, 1865.
THE MILITARY RULE OF TIE GIFT.
II can no longe. be disguised that the
military rule OF this city has been squared,
rs far as poss, bic, in acco1dance with the feel
fYgs Of the rebels, until it has eliminated in
The reinstatement Of one Of the greatest &C.
ctseiopIsts as Mayor Of thIs c,ty, and the re-
appointment Of Lis rebe1lious police. With
out auy evidence Of repentance, and with
nothing to recommend them but the oath Of
al1egiance-Ttich they have taken with a
mental reseryatton-snd with four years OF
blood Of patriots. the good sense of the
American people has bten shocked BY the
elevation to trust ard power Of this old pub
Tic SINNER and his sate1lises, whose treason tn
this city before the occupation was regarded
as the STANDARD for the Richmond rebels.
WHO nE1SsrATED MAYO As MAYOR OF RtCH-
MoND.
The reinstatement Of Mayo WAS such an
unlocked ior act. aud such gross outrage
upon the feelings Of the Union people Of this
city, that they arc now demanding to kaoF
a crime. Gov. Pe!Ipo'nt says he knew noth-:
Ing about the Reinstatement Of Mayo, until
be eaw It in the papers, and tina: II has been
done without his advice, consent, knowledge,
or desire. Gen. Patrick positively declares
that 1t is not bis work. and that he knew
nothing Of Mayo's appointment until he
reported to him that he was author
lea TO assume his former functions: The
general regards bin as an old togy, literally
nnuuali5ea for the mayosnlty. Gen. Ord has
denIed bis knowledge Of this act, a2d has
rot hesitated to regret the reinstatement OF
one wbom he considers an incompetent per
snn Gen. Patrick tninks that Gen. Halleck
had pothipg to do with It. The gore'norr
s.vs II has been done by the military. and
III military regard It as an sc. Of tn: go7ts-
, 1865-06-23

tie cerntIes o! Cook, Raok,tee, sud trrquoie. In
DoEg!as. Durin; tie mo III Q: Octo3es tie regi-
e1s e.ap posa.. t1 IL tEs s'o T
NoErutet for Men2h!s-s41 strong. There 1t wss
a>fieuta 10 the 15sh orly e95ps. coMmAnded BY
Gen. shermsn, and Essehtd With him q - Il the
slppl: It retufnld win Nnei nl7n't eruy e0tps 10
MeE phis. snd tbcnet 70 V .cst burg oy wattF- 1t
MrT.att Nlilikens DeEd en- the eth Of Dec:n
be-, ises, sne q:tshse n:rtn mies to ts.t up
The .uyt destroyed seven ntles Of the tn X
and then returned. This was their 6rst
akifm1sh, but they met with 10 lota. Thfv then
River and were i6 the battls of th.t locally, 10
etrg, boWtEer. ou!y two 1u:n wounded, the reg,-
mint stl1g II the rescrro. Tbs next move was
Shernen. They los: i've 1aen killed eud twc1y-
two woun< ed il the b&.tic. tuc1ndIng ons officer.
After tnat battle heavy de.scbuent wss sent to
GaMp But:er T,th #, rsee p1.sorsrs. ga rem ,isa
ee the regiment They then toot transports for
Vicksturk, and worked month u tie telebsa.
TED But,er csns!; wss then stnt On IL expedition
sun8nwer Creek, northeast from Vicksburz about
~ miles, to rescue Port'r'. gunboats, which, IL
wat teatet, wru'd falt into The hsude Of 'ha enc
my: THY had shs;p fight there, $500 oI the
els. TIE total o nion loss WAS two men Allcd snd
wonnded, while the scce:h lost tHcuty eight killed,
a,d som E 60 wou1sed' they ssyed he =. Enn'o.ts.
dC1taken. They IN .rche3 81 mites through toe
mud, naOle than ankle dep, the rain Pouring
down Necessarily for hve ds.s. d1tine the Whole
ing. Gen. Sheruan ed the way on foot and sleep
f1E with them in The water setting m example 10
tht ho5s thieh did much 10 cheer them In their
tEibulatior. After his the r. gtment feturnsd 10
Youps'e Po'us opposite Vlckebarg. and did work
il the sth ~ Or Bay. 1863 md taen set ri VIII
Shcrmspa celns on the H1sreh to The rear Ct v.ck.
hus The ish III pnts n con- nsna o So
70 Clinton, Miss. I, then paTttc!p,tsd in tee b:t.
ties IetNeen there aad Vickahutk from
beg ching 10 end, 1osinga thirty per e.nt
e sn se sP1s dspf o5s sps Il sa
also lost ten per cent OF tts ent1re force BY sck
nesS sfter the pl1ca xas taken. IN August. 1883,
the ree.mt.t vas sent Up The river ~ Gor.nth,
Then the regiment rtturned to Memphis, snd was
Joined there VI the 1lth Of March by the detaeh-
mert fFom spr1n:dcla. On the 1tth Of April It
atarted on ths txpedittonM M ansf Ioiressu osn.
Memphis without : d hs; rcstst three days aud
msrcked sPa,n on second expedition uadee
Gen. Siurets,to GuuIoTn. Mississippi. This rac
bourr, aru loet 135 men auc hEe oticrr, 10 kled,
seCunded and 1r.soners: then returned to u IN.
pli. ,nzrhihe the whole 1i.r7uce Of LEO miles 10
sves,5 as, hs9'f 81 ipps s' M hin Jefee Re on si 3
under General wa+hsuru up the Tennessee
river. 1t Kas III the eissstEEuS tRht st Es.sp0tt,
Tennesaee. WHERE T. lost t~o officers and fourteen
Il eu. The next mova was to Memphis, wh=se the
regiment hiss teeu e1np Dyed on provost Rusrd
sEd p1cke; duty ever since, u1f orces:3 hoah to
stay.
. OF cers: a43 nre left b.h nd. The rrGlmelt &c
cru ter &c men when ltf Chicago, whtcn glves
total Ices In killed and tifcharcea Of sl6 mcp-
, 1865-06-23
Controversy Brtsrecsl Secretary Har-
IAN and Judge Usher.
from Wasbtu 2ton Letter, juno 10.

A controversy has arisen between Secre-
ta,y Harnn Of The Interior Department, and
c1.Secrttasy Usher, In rrgRtd to binds re-
quiye1 by act O.! Congress to be- Issued upon
tie completion Of \ specified portion OF the
Pacific ra,1,cad. Harlan contends tnat the
s'ipnlat.ors OF the law have not been c,n-
piled with, while Ush:r insists that they
have, and is u'sing the matter Withg.cat per
tinacity, against the conviction and renou-
STRANGE Of the Secretary Of The Interior.
II Is understood that Usher has appealed
to the President TO oyerrule Harlau's decl-
e1on, with What result Il not know at pre-
sent. Hatlan is epgsged IN making u
thorough examination Of the manner in
which ih1 Business Of his department. was
conducted By hls predecessor, and consider
able 1cstim:ny has been taken upon the
subject.
Hailan ls .;4uttin. the subordinate officers
in his i. pa. tmtnt II give full aud satisfactory
e1rlanat'ous ns to tnc expenditures OF the
several appropriations made to their bureau
on the progress Of the works under their con.
troll, and a pp.ars determined to make sweep
;ns reform should abuses be found to exist.
This, Of course, Is calculated to Inspire no
very an!cable feeling toward him on the part
Ills Of predecessor. Usher Is rega,dsdas the
prospective President Of the Pucllc Railroad,
hence his zeal In the matter.
, 1865-06-23

nor. John Minor Bolts, representing the
Union sentiment OF the State, and C1atles
Palmer Of this city. declare 1t an outage up
en- the loyal people. From the aspcc: lf
affairs, In reference to Mayo, one would think
that very lts' lie harmony Or sympathy Of feel.
military authorities. Each IS still regarding
the other as the author Of this piece of ini.
ouity, and will continue to do so until start
led By the light Of the p;ess.
PARoLED REBELS ARB THE CRIMINALS.
1t has been aEcertaiped. beyond any doubt,
that the disgracefal scenes which hare ofalmo:t
nightly occurrence, arr perpetrated by pa
rolled rebel troops, In the uniform Of our SOL
diers, and not unfteqnently With hlackened
faces. Mayo's police, who can be scen on.cy-
err ccrper aud along every street, in the dsy-
time, sometimes mounted, bunting dom 10y
al negroes. are nawhese to be found in the
i! nfcbt, while robberies and almost murder are
committed upon the public thoro3ghfarxs. !.
While there are some negroes and SOME Uuion
soldiers who are guilty Of many Of the crimes
pe1pe.1ated in this city, the large 1nsjo.ity Of
them are committed By rebel soldiers and cit
liens whom the mistor rtunes OF war have LEFT
in q condition OF poverty, either to work Or
steal, If they would escape starvation.
80 rAss CONSIDERED BETTER TuAS GENERAL
LEES.
1thas been the custom for 3Isyo's police to
arrest all negroes VINO had not Pae5 from
the provost marshal. This military guard.
PREVIOUS to their Reinstatement. would rec
ogntzc the passes given By employers to their
servants or workmen, but the police, duIing
the last day or two. would not consider
them sufficient TO protect the. blacks from ar
1est, aB many colo1cd persons hired others,
snd lad issu-d passes to them. Yesterday
one Of Lees negro servants was ha1ted By
one Of the police force, and asked II ne 1. aal a
Is It from:" inquired the rebel policeman
From General Lee" replied the negro
"You couldn't hass gotten one from a tefttr
| ra6n," was the expressive response OF the
traitor who holds his Office by loyal permits
sitn. OF conrse Lees servant WAS not mo-
les,ed but If 1t lad been Gen. Grants, the
! probabilities are that he would have gone to
The city prison. ...
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WILL NOT EN-
PLoY REBELS.
Many Of the broken-down chIval1y have
been soliciting positions In the Post OW:eG
Ct this city. with very lftfe SUCCESS. They
even have the assurance to cay: " You Yau
KEGS can't run the mail South without oul
assistance and cooperation, and Ton wilt be
Obliged 10 call upon us to help you," and
other eqnslly rs refreshing Intelligence. The
Post Office department has issutd instruc
tlons to the postmaster here not to empioy
one Of tie reptl tribe. As we go marching
en-, VIC shall soon lea-n from the rebe! press
| In this city that this is yicllti0n OF the
Constitution and tho doctrine Of States
Rights.
, 1865-06-23
Sts Louis 1fnrhtt.

Especial Dl8oatcn ID tns Gn1cA3o Irlounf-J
ST. Lor1., Juae p.
TonAcco-s.esdf. Green luxs 43.2nt3 20; fsssoty
do sAsn3sto; rlsntcls do ss.lacs 10; common ahlp-
cling leaf l1so; medium do sls.5915 $; eon'
mon misunderstanding Leaf sT.s0z2 80; medium do
s4.2a77 80, and 20 toxe5 II e?s poa $50 1eo Is.
Hxxr-Q Quiet and steady. salss Of good uadre'ssd
hemp u 1lz5; chotcc do At $1.o 2 tsn.
Fioun-Cnch .ng.d. 6ptlug euper at $500: III,
tnp.r ar ts2s@5 70; slrsla extra double head lined
sud delivered s6,io; double extra same conditions
Is 81; and city trips cxtsa ss.7s = or..
GRAIs-Wheata 4 lhade f1mer On cho!e. GTada&.
Common fau ei,15; fair $l2sal.es; zood do II s'a
1ss: crime tall Il ssl. choica fall *ls'. Corn
truotinE sA1eu weso III saeks mixed IN lots nt TO-
176 DO Ut nc; 81 racks vht- second hand ks, II
~. 116t do choice mixed and yellow 1t 73c: 800 d,
yellow II 76c 20 do white At &c, and 100 do do at Sic
p b4, Oats nr.nef but very much uustttsed. sael
80 Ascond hAuo racks 1t 53c, and t5o do do NJ 5skc
=. do DO 1t s3c 1t0 do from ssors 1t &C. AMI Is dc
choice at toc 2 bu KJe-9aies ISL sa:ks II Soc bu
, 1865-06-23


Perhaps nowhere hss there been . more com
pltte md waat1rg Destruction OF steamboat By
EXPLOSION ihsn In this i4stanea-had the boiler
been flled With guupowdef the explosion seeu-
inely could not have been more vio'eut.
IL easce Of t.is kind thousand causes are as
signed, hut most generally tha tr1c one IL over
looked that IA, isp uet<r IN the boiler, generally
branEht about hy negligence OF ignorance Of tas
the roller gives the fullest evidence that large
pa:t Of it had been untnly heated, which could
moi have be the case the proper stage Of water
hsd been maintained. Tha paris Of tho boiler
fa1thtst away iscm the ale; ssyi the steam don.,
dicatfnp BY its sppesrsnce thst II Is Of the very
hest quality. Tie workmanship crnuot be my
better
IL understood that regularly licensed en-:
riDecr hsd beea displaced from the poat, ind
t1ls young man without license. and amer being
rrfuscd one by the laspe ector. for incompeteney.
hid been placed in charge. Ii ia kuown. too, that
warrants had been for the arrest of tie Cap
tam and the Engineer for violation Of the lay, =
week before the accident, hn. unfortunately. from
rome csuee bad been deisye! elsa t5c iite q thi5
much properly. No DOUBT ths watcr IN our river is
very had. bnt with proper care there u no cause
to fear explosion. ESG1NEER
, 1865-06-23

[spst1AI UfspkIcn 81 tu9 CHlc8Ro EKIuuHVI
CINcISNAT1, Jnae q.
PKoyIe1oxs-Nurket ~ very much unsettled mad
prices Irregular. There ars bagrrs Of inside city
no. at a2l 90 but no Hers. Shoulders arc lascr
WEAKER and can be had ". hin tho 1aage Of 13c anl
l2Ac. Lcoae and packet A,dss asc aFm at EXCITE,
and hans 1t tsa&17c. Nothing doing In tncon.
F. ain h.,us csnra.eed and packed, are held 1t s'e
With huyers At cIess. L:td caa be had stf1H9l7ke.
Wh,akr uuiet with small sa1es st 81 %.
Tho t. s, comm.sssty to-day awarded contracts for
100 his Of prime pork At SO oaea %; 5000 rs
n hac; shoulders It sls18s1i 10 10000 s ot Gle
sic,s st S16EaI6 0o $1,000 rs Ct clear rib sides II
a1a a9aa1S35
, 1865-06-23
York STOCK and Nloncy Market.
T.-.

Hoxxr-E1Iy, At s06 cent.
s1xEt1SMn, M,tsa, Gteited chsne. oceniux 1t 1tak.
adrane.pE to lK, dec iatnE to 1lx, md closing At
lin 4astM.,r.v1xrsr s1pcx.--wlshaut m.ter!&' chsnze.
rrs Wp1y ;.sft. s9k o. s. s. Of III, coupons. ITO
o:suHnips = tp'so I;esx 1s,sud os.s 10: c.&P67x;
pTa's s3 II :;;ls:s :1s:S H. = ~ ~.
"s:: y. - Ill l. Etnf. SctIp. It: EIte, 15K.
, 1865-06-23
u A q H I Il D.

In this city, "Wednesday evening" June 2lst, At tie
resittnce OF ths htds4 iashtr BY Rey c9,s kdu1Td
LIPS to Mtss SARAH II. LORD, daughter OF !. F.
Io.d, EsQ., al OF this city.
Moore by the Rer u. r. Gaddts, E. H. HART, ESQ,
and Nis. FANNY ". FPOsT, both Of Ch'csgo-
, 1865-06-23

7.3Os for Officers, Soldiers and Others.
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Editors Tribune:
We have no desire to arnuc the question
wheIher or Iot the National debt Is \ Nationss
people who hive money to Invest consider II =
blessing 10 them, furnishing, a. itdoes, ihe very
bc.t lnvrttmert In the world hoth for tho rieh
and poor-buslnefs man aud mechanic. Il gives
the holder no tronblt, and Is ffee from tlIa'tnn.
Vur pobte officer. and soldiers are deposItfuC
The surplus OF their hard earned eaviucs In thls
Govern ment saving bank, which btnta them to
our country with tie OF money a well a. OF
blood.
At the rata the 7.scs are being t1ken we think
tho loan viii be absorbed in thirty days or Less.
which Will ciose the last opportunity that the
peopie will have To invest In these desirable se-
c9rities. Cur isles TO- dsJ bave Amounted 10 over
S3N,fo0. We keepA supply constantly on hsnd
'o' FnxsT6S, WILLARD d krAS,
ARenta fur The 7.30 Lean,
No. IT South Clark s$feet.
, 1865-06-23
Vessels Passed Detroit.
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j DErEoIr Juco q.
Ur-eh.mp,cu, E,csols, Cream City. Monitor,
MoEn!nz Llrat, Conqu'st. TSowbn-ge.
ppvs-lafrinier, disabled; March. Wade. Red.
White and plue, Capopus, seikt1k. Bronson. Sopats
smith Ge1truoc, Dcwolt Per.1Au. International,
starlight, Baker, Co.'s. Esrrsat Qncen. Au:oerAt,
Summit, sa1co, Collins, Golfe. GEL.
Wind AprtheAtt.
, 1865-06-23

In ,hts cry JrneI Il, of dro ay 50LOy D. KNIGHTS.
TO- rnFrl9 Of yAi.rors, N r. aged - years.
fV Eeche1tsr paFers p1eaze copy
In this CITY. June at. LENA CAVRKT. t,f.nt
daughter Of william and a, MS B Dill, a.e1 mos.
FurerM Friesy at2p H.. from the restdelce Of Ae.
0en. GlIa1r VT Wh1ash Aveaue.
~ Mmrh!s, 81, LorI aEd cicclaaatl papers
ri ste cory.
The funeral Of CHARLES Mr'ONNGI.L. A7ed II
yesys. who Y 81 troaEe1 o, WedEe.ds y s1teFao- q.
Jnpe n g. Will place r. the re- 'ldancs Of the
frlfY this nster"or A. LFcCc1- f1ierd3 OF the
fas,tli ara re1ns.ol fully !: yLlrd "a Astaad.
, 1865-06-23


rBptcial pisp stch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
MILwAuKKE. JGns z.
Floun-Firmer. Bales eao bb1s Milwaukee Mnls
spl1ps XX atx6.
aKAIa-Hh-As unEett1cd 4nd si2her. sales On
Change 81, ,Netu IT s1.1la1,l5. Oaia 1Eusf. Saes
GO bu No, l 1t 49c ,teivtfed.
Nnsat msfket At Nevha:i this evening du11. Buy
-. orsr at Fl Is, t4h.
, 1865-06-23
Toledo Market.
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'ToLXoo, JEne y

F1pck-Duu. -.
f7HA1S-Wheat-sstr demand fer red and amber
Mich; Alton, 1alAc advance; 1Mber Mtrh. Mt LIS
No red wsn. N 1s 4lAIK; WIRE Mich. q khA dc
lower at $139 Corn uach nEed 6tc TT No. mi1ta.
Q4ts quiet.
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