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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1865-02-16
CoNYENr1oN OF PUBL1sHERs.-A

CONVENTION OF PUBLIsHERs.-A
meeting of the publishers of newspapers
in this State was held at Harrisburg,
on last Thursday. Col. w w. II.
Davis, of the Doylestown Democrat, was
called to the chair, and B. Y. Hamsher,
of the Cambersburg TaAey ,Spirit, was
appointed Secretary. There was good
representation present.
After call of the representatives pres
ent, on motion, a committee of seven was
appointed to draft series of resolutions
expressive Of the sense of the convention
upon tie repeal of the euty upon printing
paper.
The committee submitted the following,
which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, At the commencement of the war
the price of printing paper was from d to 9
cents per pound: Ind achereas, The same
quality of paper cannot now be purchased for
less than 27 cents per pound, being an in
crease OF 300 per cent, Notwithstanding the
price Of the raw material used in the manu-
tacture of paper has not increased more than
80 per cent: And achersas, The high price of
printing paper, and the enhanced value of
everything consumed by printers, have oper-
ated to raise the price of books and newspa-
papers in such degree that large portion
OF the reading community can no longer afford
to buy the former or subscribe for the latter.
and have in many cases caused the suspension
of the publication of newspapers, thus placing
a serious obstacle in the way of the dissemi-
nation of wholesome reading and striking at
the very foundation of our republican system,
the intelligence Of the masses; therefore,
ResotOed, That we earnestly recommend to
our Senators and Representatives in Congress,
the repeal of the duty on printing paper
ResolUed, That we condemn the conduct of
such book and newspaper publishers as are
engaged in the manufacture of paper and are
now endeavoring to prevent the repeal of the
duty on paper, in order to hinder competitor
with their own circulation.
ReSot0ed, That we hereby pledge ourselves
to oppose the reelection of every Senator and
Representative in Congress who unites with
the monopoly of the paper manufacturers, in
preventing the passage of the bill for the re-
peal of the duty on printing paper.
Resotoed, That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress from this State.
On motion, the convention then ad-
jcnrned.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBENsBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD
On and after Monday, October 81, 1864,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
At 600 A. ", connecting with Pitts. & E.
Ex West and Fast Mail East.
At 5.25 P NJ, connecting with Pitts. & E.
Ex. East and Mail Train West.
LEAVE CREsSON-
AtII27 A. NJ, or on departure of Harr.
Accommodation East.
At $40 P. NJ, or on departure OF Mail
Train West.
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NOTICE.-

nj Office
IN In the matter of the petition of Thom-
as B. Moore and William k Piper. for tho
specific Performance OF the contract made be-
tween Richard Lewis, deceased, and George
j. Rodgers, for the Conveyance of the u26i-
yided one-half of tract Of land situate in
Jackson lLow Blacklick) township, Cambria
county.
To the heirs and legal representatives OF
Richard Lewis, deceased, residing outside OF
the limits of Cambria county:
TAKE notice. that you and every of Won are
commanded to be and appear at an Orphans
Court to be held at Ebensburg, in and for
the county of Cambria. on the Erst MONDAY
of MARCH next, to show cause. if anv Won
have, why the said contract should not be
proven and performance thereof decreed.
=, JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriif's 0ffce, Ebensburg,O
January IS, lS65-3t
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CELLERs' vERMIFUGE /

&lLLhEhO FEhMIt OCE
-
From Rev. S. Wakefield, former Pastor of the
Liberty street NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. &. E. SELLERs-It is from sense of
duty, as well as with great pleasure, that 1
bear testimony to the virtue of your Justly
celebrated Vermifuge. / procured a single
bottle, and gave it to three of my children,
who had been i'll for several weeks The ell
dest was seven years old, the next four, and
the youngest eighteen months The first
passed fifty-six worms, the second forty-sev-
en-, and the third considerable number, not
distinctly recollected. Since then they have
been doing well, and are now in good health
Truly, S. WAKEFIELD.
Price % cents.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
X. E. SELLERS & CO..
ldecl-ly PITTSSURG, PA.
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CAMBRIA COUNTY AND THE DRAFr
We published last week the quotas of the
several ub-districts of Cambria county
under the draft, but lest some of our
readers may not have noticed them, we
herewith reproduce the figures:
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CELLERS' LIVER PILLS
-
1g~ Read and judge for yourself -Sa
SILVER CREEK, Ohio Co., Virginia, !

darcn ~. 1919.
Mr. r. Il. SELLERs-DeGr Sri think it a
duty owe to you and the public generally to
state that | have been afflicted with Liver
Complaint for a long time, and so badly that
an abscess formed and broke, which left me
IN very low state. Having heard of your
celebrated Liver Pills being for sale by A. r.
Sharp, West Liberty, and recommended to me
by my physician, DR.. F. Smith, / concluded
to give them fair trial. [ purchased one
box, and found them just what they are rec
ommended-the best Liver Pills ever used ::
and after taking tour boxes, find the dis
ease has entirely left me, aid am now per-
fecuy well. Respectfully yours,
D. IL. COLEMAN
PRICE 25
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The Snow BLoCKADE.-As we went
to press last week, we mentioned that the
snow here was three feet deep on the lev
ell. This quantity has since been aug
mented, till it Is now fully four fee. deep
Al. last week, the winds remained out on
a holiday, and innumerable monuments in
the shape of monstrous snow-drifts attest
the fact that they improved to the extent
of their abilities the time allotted them
All the roads in this bailiwick, excepting
the ''pike; to Cresson, were Theoretically
sealed for days. No Northern mail went
out nor came in for period of over one
week. The Eb. & CTesson Branch con-
tinues shut up. A gang of workmen are
now engaged shoveling it out, however,
and speedy resumption of communication
"by rail'' may be confidently looked for
Till then, passengers and the mails will
so to Cresson and return on runners.
This is decidedly the deepest snow and
the severest winter we have had since
'55-6. When old Hyems comes to abdi-
cate his scepter in the Spring in favor Of
the Goddess of Flowers, there will be the
rushing of many waters from the noun
tains. In other words, when the snow
goes off, there will be "Aood." The
people of Johnstown and the valleys thro
which the torrent must pass should be
warned in time, and look up their life
DreserVers
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'snUICK SALES,
" QUICK SALES,
QUICK SALES,

BARKER'S CHEAP STORE
BARKER'S CHEAP STOREi
BARKER'S CHEAP STORE
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MPORTANT NOTICE.

II 7 u ~ --NJ IOIl.-
n The notes and books Of Edmund Miller.
lately doing business in Munster. have been
left with me for collection This notice is
given to apprize the parties indebted OF tho
tact. Ali accounts remaining unpaid after
the trst of March next viii DC sued for.
WAI. KITTELL.
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A DMINTsTRATOR's NOTICE.

"A - - ioA Ae<AIOl > NOIICE.-
= = Letters or Administration on the estate
OF William Todd Sloan, late of Ebensburr bor~
ough, deceased, having been granted the sub
scIoer by the Register Of Cambria county. all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment of their
respective accounts. and those having claims
against II viii present them, properly authen-
ticated, for settlement.
RACHEL A. SLOAN, Adn'x.
Ebensburg, Jany. Il, 1S65-6t
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r INDsEY' IMPROVED
LoOD-sEARCHER |


For the of all diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood, such
Scrofu!a,
Cancerous formations,
Cutaneous diseases,
Erysipelas, Boils,
Pimples the face,
Sore Eyes. Scald Head,
letter affections,
Old and stubborn ulcers,
Rheumatic disorders,
Dyspepsia, Costiyeness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial diseases,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach,
Female Complaints,
Together with all other
disorders from an i'm
proper condition of the
circulatory system.
AS a general Tonic, its effects are most
benignant, and it cannot fail to benefit
where used perseveringly, and according
to directions.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
R. E. SELLERS & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
ToHNsoNs
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SMALL PROFITS /
SMALL PROFITS {!
SMALL PROFITS !
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DISCHARGED FROM ARREsT.-The fin
ding of the court. martial in the case of
Capt. d. w. Fox, Co. A, 55th Pa. Vols,
charged with defrauding his men out of
large sums of bounty money, bas been
made public. He is honorably discharged
from arrest, and returned to his command.
Capt +. is Cambria county man, and
his friends will be glad to hear that his
skirts are thus cleared of the charges pre-
ferred against him.
See advertisement OF ''Roberts Oil
Company elsewhere.
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TOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER

1nIn gioat internal remedy is the best med
icine ever offered to the public for the ef-
fectual cure of rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia, and q Blood Purifier G has no
equal for all diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood, such as Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Scald Head, letter, Ring Worm, Female
complaints, and all break outs on the face or
body. The vast number of rub on medicines
which formerly have been used for those dis
eases were merely temporary in their effects,
and of doubtful virtue, but the RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND reaches the source of all trouble
and effectually banshes the disease from the
system by its immediate action on the blood
We advise one and all TO give it trial, and
become satisfied of its wonderful power.
PREPARED BY
K. h. SELLERS & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Corner Wood and Second sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
g@To whom all orders must be addressed
Price, One Dollar per bottle or six bottles
for Five Dollars. For sale, wholesale and re.
tail, by druggists everywhere.
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Total number to be 405
With regard to Ebensburg, we believe
the quota to be excessive.
Under the call of last July, for SOC, 900
men, our quota was set down at %. These
men were put into the service after which
it was discovered our quota ought to have
been only 16. A credit was thus allowed
us of men on future calls.
Our real quota on the 100000 call was
therefore 16. Now, for only 100000
men, our quota, after deducting the fore
going credit, is given as 16. We may
add that our enrolment list is now tcentv-
JtfUe per cent. less than it was last July.
How 1T is possible for our quota to be
hearier under call for 800, 600 men than
it was under call for 100000 men, we
cannot see. Provost Marshal General Fry
sees it, however. He is ingenious in fig
ures-a perfect mathematical magiciau.-
He is probably equal to the task of proving
that two and two make fire
The late call was made to fill Deficiencies
under the call of last July. Ebeasburg
had no deficiency under that call, and
therefore ought not now to be drafted.
ETCHINGs.- MIR. Joseph Parks, engi-
neer of the locomotive which blew Up at
Wilmore week or so since, was SO badly
injured BY the explosion that he died
shortly afterward. He resided at Cone
maugh, this county, aud leaves large
family. The immortal J. N. Free, having
undergone short voluntary Incarceration
ia the Franklin county, Ohio, jail, and
thereby assumed all the "pressure," is
again adrift on the world. He purposes
visiting this State shortly, to elucidate the
knotty War Peace problem. On last Sun
day week, four boys went into a coal-mine
in the neighborhood of Johnstown, and
set fire to a keg of powder The result
was, that one of the boys was instantly
killed, another will die of his Injuries, and
the other two were badly hurt The Ex-
change Hotel in Hcllidaysburg was burned
to the ground on the. morning of the I'd
inst. Supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary. There was no insurance on
either house or furniture, and the loss of
the landlord, Mr.. Aultz, will be about
$4,000. The hotel was filed with guests
at the time Of the occurrence, most of
whom also sustained considerable loss in
money and clothing. The quota CT Blair
county under the draft is 451; tLat of
Huntingdon, 459; that of Mifiin, 2S9 !;
that of Cambria, 4o5. Total quota of the
district, 1,604....It is reported that the
Borough of Carrolltown, this county, has
put in its quota under the draft
A RAsoAL.-A fellow calling himself
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THE PLAcE.-If you want to buy win
tel goods, of any description, go to j. NJ
TIompson's, P. o. building, Ebensburg.
Hd keeps the largest and best assortment
in town, FOR sale at prices which will ad-
nit of no cavil.
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A RAsoAL.-A fellow calling himself
William II. Roland, supposed to be from
Massilon, O., arrived in Johnstown some
time last October, and, after short court
ship, married Miss Louise tremel, daugh-
Ier of shoemaker of that neigh borhood.
He remained with his new-made wife
couple of weeks, and then went to Tyrone,
'stensibly on business, since which time
nothing has been heard of him. Mr.
William H. Roland is evidently gay de-
Geiver, and has no intention of ever re-
turning to gladden. the heart of her whom
he promised to cherish and protect. 1t is
tp be hoped the hand of the law may be
hid heavily upon him
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Our AND IN.-John Dean, ESQ.,, of
Hollidaysburg, Assessor of Internal Rev
eAue for this district, has been removed
fpm that position, and j. Sewell Stewart,
EIq, of Huntingdon, appointed il his
stead
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GO AND SEEt
GO AND SEE /
GO AND SEEl
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BARKER's, EBENSBURG, PA.
BARKER'S, EBENSBURG, PA.
BARKER'S, EBENSBURG, PA.
, 1865-05-24

THE BUSINESS CES1ER.-Ths vicinity OF Stats
and Randolph streets Is becoming the crest busl.
ress center OF Chicago, partly on account Of The
lntefcs1 attaching to the clothing hnu.e OF L. Dc
Graf. The superb aud immense ftock OF mems
and boys clothing nov 10 be sca1 there Is exceed
ed hy none IN this mark. aud is offered Ut prices
which csrnol fail to satisfy the coste, buyers. Il
s ont OF The finest and nnst Complete elocks west
OF even New York city.
, 1865-05-24
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Disr ateh II WeateEn Associated Press
EFw vnkE 4fnt ~

NEW ToEK. Nay ..
1AlLRoAp STOCKS.
Etock pa1ket exhibits ixther more activity but stu
generally dull Brokers complain Ct Aasrnrc u or
Gers fto1u outtlde customers. Btsrs bpaear 70 b.
covert. Il cir shcTts 10 s:c e1te.t which produced
h,neF lone In pstces. TFausacsozs IN E:ie. Michi
igsn 6onthrrn and Reading were considerable, but
operations sre s,ntll orparcd with those few
wlsks ago. Almost nlt the transactions are carslsd
O. hJ speculative tF3kers.
G0yKhyNExTs.
Government ttccks 1T ady. cut there II dsapc4'-
tion to await adrtces BY before ensesiaE into
Few rtsoua items on \ II: Re ttale.
NttcxItANHors.
Bunk sha res sIe held tfnty, and blddinEs ara now
distributed shso1ehout nearly the whole lit. etste
tonds are orally ttrady. but there IL not much zb
,nR IN them. Railway nortEsgts quiet. With only
light ontrtrgr.
The gold mkrkst IL stronger. znd there VAS IN ad-
vance in the p.tn:nm. Operations arc large, bit
E.slnly for export.
i1scnAxoF.
The ns1kst for Ex hanke ,s Eety nrzu with fAit
deusnd from ren1tseta.
MoH1F.
The monty msEtss Is very es1y and no change In
the rates OF lnterast.
pE91oL1rx,
Pefzcfcum stocks are Epre In demand and psfcss
litter, With E1eclkfoE fayo.iia. Ch TIT Hun 50c;
Mautastz 4. s9c Excelsior, g. RJnd Varm. :: s;
TA * SLED: Il Buchanan Farm, Ills; German H. tic;
kla.1s, Psst'debt ts 50. Petroleum heavy 4t stKe
tor e1utc; g 70. ioE bonded; t626se Tor ftcs-
LAIKR-
GA11AGnrH's Evening E1cnAxGK-Gold l52H old
SIX. rsx; n + ctn'. *; Ef1e, az; 8uds1n D. sox ;
ding, ssH tsk: Pitts, q; 4 5x;E #. es4;
umbe.ta nc SIX. Gold sitet ca11. 1s.5; closing II
1LH.
, 1865-05-24

TOR SALE OEe 2e-1nch aud
- tzo etinch Swings, 1eteet BIDS, Esw Engine
FEEDS, &c A'tu. some smaller La a'he4. Apply 70
geo. DUNBAR d CO., 10 and ~ Dearhogn,st.
, 1865-05-24
antu5Eu1fnta.


cliisscs o. md ylc:.lty !nas Ehen "a E1nne
ee sth sse aoaiera RaUisn Vioionces5
r.,I1E HELENE DE KATOw,
And ths renowned Pi%n'st sad composaE.
Mf. JAMES N. WE11LI,
Tn6Ep MP6 81 rs sna 4 ~ dss e
mADaME HENR1ETTE BEHRENs,
The young and popul II American Pt.ma Donna.
Mus,cal Director and Conduetor..,.....a BEaRHSs
FEoaRAMaE-PAKr FIRST.
'.An14-1ht IL: x'TfGfSsis fFShs,Esas Rse!.f5! Sshnzss
q h'1As?i t. 81 5ANks " : HkiafiEiaaAat kaii "sna'
The ae Tss ~ e xsfF ESf:s Hsc s Wsh
s. so1o oy.o1oSeEILo- FaDtssIa On Ttemesf.un' La
rue . Sns ss1nsnPEs:s HEnEsk i65Ei.s Sc k1row.
rm. b, tho
FAsr4s'4 ox IT, Ins'Is 9aSks ks0T wEG E1f1A wehl4.
not teen heard for y ara"
PART SECOND.
sote s EEGESs kS9s$ es5Ss.sa
fei f. Gs hana sloal2S Vail
fo1icE:-Ar. Wt ~ WI play tae celebrated F4nta.
s6 a -
til !s ssss L! ; Il:
5 II y e. ns Il Rsts 4 4
I'd to.gnsl tss !t9Emnnee. tud no pianist ever At
e i s. Es hss'a'0z
H. e. 1aEHfs hs9S IS f'sh''
m ops of Hs
to dssIlay tho qualities OF lhc instrument and ths
, 1865-05-24

Mltwnnkee Market.
[epec1A p1spstea to the Chicago Tribnne.1
MILWAUKEE. May =.
Flour Gull hut nsm. sales were: IS brla No. :
Spring HE'D; lta co H.23.
GaA1H-Aecslpts Of Whest $500 bu. Mar.
ket stesuE. saleS: 1u,tM tn No sprtuk In
etere Il Il; 1900 seller Al M,y q =. $500 No.
sp,irE In stsrt 3l.23 onts quiet ind 1sm. We note
EAlcs. stTerAl car oAt 1t 4tc delivered. Corn en-
ttse,y nominal without buyers, Barley and Eye nom
in41.
At Tho Ee1h'n House tkfB evening. What WAS
nrm. sp-t Alcst held II II IS. 6a!es eo,.to hu No
! seller I'LL June 18Th. II .sa1.9s.
, 1865-05-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

A Halls Patsnt Copper
Scroll'' lightning tkod.-As the season
tie protection OF lie and property, ana a. many
kinds are on the N Eket for p1tooagc, it would
sesm to be advisable that The oeas ole should be
end The oEner Of Halls Patent Copper scroll"
proposes to tatisfy the puhlle Of It's superiority
over 81! otter lightning conductors by pubic
t1hihttton in some convenient place whero the
rod can be put up IN presence Of, and Judged npon
e, conm!1ss ,rs, "f e;pso!e an. d!:intes:at.
ilte!stied in other rods are - chiieused
10 hicndly competition; and, 10 maEs t5e
TIL interesting: Y f. proposed thst eaeh
sy-a1e tr lily do!i.rr, tas MY 5s sssesd upoai1o
mike M prize .um which u to he paid over to
the tusceesiuI party according to decision u the
Iron and cnppcr-tor sale In this market, aud 1t
1s he ped hist cach owner Will embrace thus op.
Of .g, 6s q h
sert i'e euperieri;y over all others, and IN tho
wsy above stated etaId ready to tsore Il, aad wit
mt 1tpsinF % his my .neEcst, an4 il Is p.e.
sumed that replies vii be made At ONCE by a! wso
hare confidence IN the sWSpsTTo,y oi tet sr rods
ONCE st shop, in Calhoun Plsce, ,siF et l1s
Clark s'Test. ms241Ga5h
The Most Caretul. and one Of The very best
Dentists In The oily. ie thought to be Dr.. Lewis,
who has 1ately removed from Ill to 40 L.ke
etTcet+
Cisit tho Strawberry g May Festivals
this tssth} evening, st Bryan Hal. mysizosilt
Gail Mt N r merriII,s, Nos II and 73
lhe Wsy q Ismpa or Glassware. Inyso1si9:t
E Inpe. uanslngs. Patnr1ng, Clt,m.n,ng and
G!uzirE: It =. E. Mgby's, 50 Randolph street
All Ladfez before huyine Hats and Bouncts
for themselyrs nr children tor the eutaner shouId
favor Mra Il. E. Mills with call at S Wash,ng
ton street mas:a2s1slt
may 3l-Gift Conccrt--ons eil1 $1,000:
cifi, xsoo: ore rir, sGo5; Gol i.Tge etfe, worth
f14.oUA Every ticket gets Gfit- Sac a9yer'tse-
ment mJ-E1'3z1t
The American Iron and Steel AR9oci-
alton hods ,ts 'sna;1 net Il r. !nS9 CITY
ftn5anes of Iron men and others Interested y r.
Quezted. nss71'atH
The Attraction at the Greas Metro
poiit "a GIN Sa . Of G. Il. Dnnn 4 Co. has been
e /.
McnI, corner OF Madison and Dearborn sireets:
ind Of The mary fortuCate purchasers at both
er ad1s ths to'io.ins sSS we veil s snosn "a s,ts46s:
Prof S1wyer, corner Of Calumet avenue and
Tweng.lhird strict, an elegant eilrer tea set,
M,s. Mexry, Tuoness junction, ss1sef Ice
pitcher. $2S
~: nsisIstter; 81 Green Bay stzee. Singers
Do. D. no: nt.:ake the p!are-1ss South CLARK
f'feeI laaJAx74 1t
40 70 tAe Mc<t.--tse 10 ikr5ant d nt1suur'e |
C-Na 60 Comm e.e:al Coll. e. to Rei 4 thorough. |
Te'rrtnnh w., tea5oe, Or 70 become rcud
trf e'ssG... ssrAs- STs474sss. sss.Ss cs,esTo. If
hr1
, 1865-05-24
New York Markets.

NEE YokK, May q, isa5.
Co7ToE-null aed lower. sAles 1t Sc for mtddrz.
E1aces. SAts It f6 I5M6 A. for extra Sr.tt fG95a
1.au ioE t1sfa 9ephd hoop ono, ana t77t8b 10 ESr
trade hrsnea sIkct c!osinK him, with sellers At
tn,td+ Quttsttohe. III
Wn1sEI. Heavy and lower, Nth s,les Of we.t.rn
G.AiH-Whest- Quiet, and shaae trnez. Sales o.
70 Mi,Espk.thf Il rs: 1000 bu print eicte: lkd
WesEt. q. u $'.6G: tnd $50 hu sHber Michigan. u
xl..o hsecnnn aad nom ! L. -. *!-sc4Tee saa
r. ior No. ~ xsukse ysl:ow; t9Nc tor = m,x:n
Ntkteln ycItu y. II 4u <1a .0.tstiScnsd 11c bet
ter ant c,tssd dull and lower With = n Of stetn
at E5Af 6ic, c..x,nE v.rs IN ftsIsd 1t &c
GRGc1RlK+RIce ftZntf. Cctlee guie1 and arm. 2r.
E6r 1tn At 13c Fl r.. rto R1 o. Tt5aIi4.: Tor ca
muscoyAdo, and Ike for HavsEa- M1lsesss Qo,eI
anr eAut. fOrto tco, 638Gic.
Wool Qui+I 1T GoG4a6c. ..-...... ..
FrTro1ErN-A ltiile nrmer. a: sixc for czrde, 4sa
&4c for rtpea 1a houc. a1a ts469c for rtA7co tse.
PAurIkI Ht-frt tx soRe' ana mo;e active, S les 1t
f72:s@s .s for new n 8: closlnE II regulst:
SO s 90 for IS aud 81 oo cash ana reg .lsr y,
eoela9 a:toD e'sh: s1.19,og9 t2r eItne. mi
;o1 Jul s:l:er. opt,or. q t1a 70 sso hFs. nav
tio9. II t2..M@s Is Pc st:a.y u p.c.,oas 2t,ea-
fant. Bacon dull. CunteTlx3d cut, 11Ac4 Lsrt
nfmer Ut 15@1se. Batter Gu and unchanged. Chse.e
ffpfrt a tGd2l6c.
, 1865-05-24
IT. LpuiA Marker.

fspcti Il Dispatch 20 the Chic .go T1ibupe.1
ST. LUIS. NAY g.
ToHAcCo-A little lower on all grades.
FLor1-Exttemtl5 dn1l. Fall fupts $3.50; fal
tlnsie extra GO; double e1tIa S5 -.
GtAx-Wh.As hcaEy and f.w b1yets. Spring
Il l.k; extra choice Cub 1t Il zo fis fall ut
prime sall At II 50 10 f13 choice =. Il s.; c1oiee
aud ext,a csoice at $l.5t21 a.. Corn dnil; rnfx-d
white and *hlte at p7h2ass; white 1t tl.c0at.oo:
choice yellow mixed At eozg2xc- Oats nsncr 1t $50
&c. paF'ey-sprlnc et ssKc; tall At ti.sa 2 bu.
WRlsKX-D Drll II f2 %.
PhoEls1oXs Bacon Qaiet Country clear sides It
16kc; pork houke do 1t 1se.
, 1865-05-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e-war IS
w ended Now ia tho tins to seu G1eeloy'4
American Connet," tho Stan lard History OF thS
War: Agents wanted In ave1y County II tie ;7o.1h.
vcas 11dstas -.H: d G. ". SHERWOOD. lis Lake
strfr* Ch!rnyn. III m51i~6+&cv
, 1865-05-24

Cincinnati Market,
IEpEe1kl Dlspzt :h to the Chicsko Tribunal
C1sCINsAT1. May u.
Fnuy1sIoxB-1ht market was very dn1 IN Day,
Mtss PcTk sold 10 The extent Of 10 bsli It { bst
ut the elo.e 1t could b. rold thst ngars. Balx
Meats du:1 u 1x01se for shoulders Ana 12x0l3c
ins s1des Bscon 1s Gull ana entirely nominal. rr:ne
city lard IL he d At17c-
Wn1s1r-v,ry dull and offered at f2.oo without
buyers.
Nothing whAteyer doing in bTeAfstgGj,