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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-06

GOODS TO BE CLOSED o 9E1 p7 = ID ! de-
TIONERY only, in connection with my AUG
tion and Commission Business, | purpose sell,
ing off the following goods, VIZ: School ana
Miscellaneous Books, Sheet Music, lnstruc--
Sion Books for Piano, Guitar, Melodeon and
Violin, Bibles, Tostaments, Combs, Brushes,
Morocco Travelling Bags, Cabag, Port alonales,
Purses, Card Cases, Ladies Albums, Morocco
Writing Cases, Portfolios, Papeterles, School
Bells. Chessmen, Cheekermen, Parlor Balls
and Games. Bristol Boards, Drawing Books,
Camel Hair Pencils Hair Pins, Ladies Head
dress Pins, Watch Guards. Key RingS 1 sha W
Pins Needles, thermometers, CROCHET n eedles,
Card Pencils, Cigar Gases, Tooth Paste, Tape
Measures, Mathematical Instruments Gq5ta lars
Vioiins Flutes Flies, Drums. Violin Bows
Guitar, Violin, Banje and Violincello Strings
Violin and Ban 10 Tailpiece5 and Screws, Music
Holders, Banjo and Drum Heads, Rosin, &c,
&C.. &C., all of which I will sell, for cash, at
prices below what the same goods can now De
purchased in the n orthern cities.
Please remember the place, southwest corner
OF King and Water streets, up stairs, entrance
Sd door from the corner on King street, where
you will find JOHN Il = P AFRO 4 rs
oct 2-tf
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THROUGH By Rail FROM WASTING.
TON and ALEXANDRIA, TO RICH

TON AND ALEXANDRA, TO RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URG.
ON and after FRIDAY, September |, 1868,
| ~ the trains between Washington, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, will run
-''''"' TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington. 100 8. IN. and 8.3 OPP. m.
. Alexandria, 7.35 a. m and 800 ?. m.
g Gordonsville, 1902. m, and J. 40a m
arriving at Richmond at p. m. and 3 w a. IN.
50 !" :" q Lynchburg, 5; % P; M and a. m.
TRAINS NORTH
Leave Lynchburg, 6.45a: m m and 7lo ?; : M !;
" GordonsvilLe 1890 p. IN. and 1920 a. m
arrive at Alexandria 4.55 p. m and go 81 a. ~
On SUNDAYS leave Washington at $50 p. m.
only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at II. IS a. m
Leaves Gordonsville at 1885 p, m. and arrives
at Alexandria at p. m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at 3 Il. m, and arrives at
Lynchburg at 7. 10 p. III. Leaves Lynchburg at
8 BOA. NJ. and arrives at Alexandria at 60 p III.
Passen gers for Warrenton will take the ! a.
IN. train south from Washington, and the 6.45
a. M train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the g. IS a. n: and 7.lo p M
7.15p IN. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for parts OF the North
and West.
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having continuous rail # ON New York to
Lynchburg--405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rapp92hann5ock,
Culpeper Orange and G0rdonsVllice, Tnere
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building opposite the B. y O. R. R. Depot in
Washington, also at the Depot, on Mary
avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and q
gu '0's' ''''''' ". Il. McCAFFERTY,
General superintendent.
j. ". BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria. Sent. |, 1865. sep l4-tf
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WOMEN GAMBLING IN NEW YoRK:-dn
ono ot nv recent letters, spoke of gambling as

WOMEN GAMBLING IN NEW 1ok h1:.~ 80
one Of nv recent letters, spoke of gambling as
one of the vices of our fashionable women, ana
have since learned that is practlsed q Ger
ta;n ,nod;sh quarters far more than l had sup,
n r@u l In Fifth avenue and Fourteenth? and
twenty third streets, there are often partles OF
ladies' ds from which the opposite sex are sternly
aTcInded. where the fair gamesters play until
davIght, for large stakes; audit not unirequen,,
" happens that when their purses are depleteo
thew but up their bracelets, necklaces, and watch
IS as wagers. Some of the female gamestIeers
lose heavily, and the desperate sh1tts-no anu
sions to their wardrobes to which they are put
- conceal their losses and replace them, must
be fearfully demoralizing. Ayoung woman the
daughter of one of our most opulent cltlzens,
was nointed out TO me, last Saturday, IN the
PARK. as a notorious gambler, by one, OF her
own sex who informed me that she had parted
with 500, 600 since she went to Saratoga, IN
JAW. and made the doating papa beieye tn u
she had expended the sum in dress and charity
The Young woman in question is very pretty,
not more than twenty; and no one regarding
her pale, spirituelle face, her soft blue eyes,
and gentle and reserved manner, would imagine
that she had fallen victim to one OF the most
dangerous yices.-N. Y. Cor. Cincinnati Gaz.
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~17ANO PEED,,S IlIONIATED SU-
Y 80 1 7 z -rI7hn hest

VUANO- REEDS AlIMONIATEE;D SU-
VI PERPHOSPHATE or LiHE.-Ihe best
snnernhosphatc vet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing ali the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being Far more durable in its effects
Itcontains a large amount Of animal matter
ina highly concentrated form WHICH, comblned
with its Soluble bone phosphate lime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as 1ert1llzcr.
su1,er-phosphate in the market, yet, by a pro
eess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell 1t
very low, with liberal discount to dealers
N, ELDRIDGE s. CO., Sole Agents.
No. 4, South Wharves,
oct 4-tf Ale&anurls*, ".
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Then is she dead? no. no, she dwells
In yonder blissful plain,
There music sweet forever swcllS
In one unceasing strain,
0 weep no more fond mother,
Sheis but gone before,
And you will meet her hereafter,
When the storms Of life are DER
She was lovely, she was fair.
But for awhile was given,
An angel came and claimed his own,
And bore her away to heaven.
Parents! when God invites you there,
Earth's cares and trials are Ger,
Thy child will welcome thee to Heaven,
And opcn wide the door.
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Insurance.
LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.,

John Wood, Jr Sec'y; W: t. Early, Pres,t,
This old and well and we'll established VIZ
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca
lamities of the past four years IS nov IN good
condition, and prepared to transact business in
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms, The we'll
known reputation Of the Company for Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement of
Losses will no doubt secure for it q fair share
Of public patronage.
Mg~The undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed ofthe safety and soundness Of the Institu-
ton, and recommend it to public favor
HORACE i. KENT,
A. 7. STOKES s. CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency of this Company
[ take pleasure in recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and in every way
worthy Of their patronage.
ROBERT L. WOOD,
aug lily NO. 10, KING ST. ALEXANDRIA. Va
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Medical.

AND
GATIVE HERBS,
I'm Pills and Po,0ders,)
Yu1HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING aya,t.
L as yet known, have been most SUCCESSFULLY
used for over quarter Of q century in Euronos
and for the last years, also, in this count+v'
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of sl}
chronic diseases. No one should dispair ofben,a,
cured without first trying them. No famiIV9
should be without them, fo> by their timely va
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm.
ported direct to this port BY the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-.
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases which
have been permanently removed by their use:
letter,
Inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in its
sarly stages, hoadacne,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockiaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rheum, ca1.
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeWorm, bill
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, Bowel
complaint, langour, govt, dr0psy
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness. swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white fux, dys-
onte1y, costlVe~
ness, nle2-
sIes, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported and for sale by:
JULIUS DIENELI Dentist,
145 Prince st., below Wa nlnSton Sts.3
Alexandra, Va,
For sale By most Druggists. jan 3-8
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FESHE EQUITABLE LIFE AoSUHANCE
4 SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES:
Cash Capital and Assets 81, oOO, 600 w
The rates of premium are as low as those OF
any other first class company. --> ~,
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY! oooo
Cash Capital. ;.S250,oo 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS OF ali KINGS
very low. and no medical examination is re-
CURED, JAMESON s. BRO, Agents
aug 1O-1v Farmers Bank Building
fV7HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
]. ALEXANDRIA,.
CHARTERED IN 1914
Continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire. The company which has had the
confidence of the community for more than
the public. Risks will be taken at the estab
]ished rates, and losses promptly paid
Office hours - a. N; to to-, 8 =, g m coo.o
Directors:
A. P. Cover, Prcst. G. y. Wattles'
W. Gregory, Benz. Barton,
r G. Violet, r. Il. Stablcr,
5 ); T 1oE SMITH, W. Il. ro oaHuel harper
INSURANCE
popERT JAMESON GEO. w. JAMESON.
The UNDERSIGNED have opened an office IN
the Farmers Bank building, NO. lU9, fringe
street, between Pitt and Royal streets, tor the
transaction of q GENERAL INSURANCE
business.
They have been appointed agents for the
following well-k known and long estaDh sned
Companies in place Of the former Agent, An
drew Jameson; viz:
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
of the City of New York 49, -
Assets nearly 4ooO, oOo w
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
Of Hartford, Connectlcut $50 80
Capital o. goo' 0 ooo o o0
THE RATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore Md,
Chartered Capital 80. SoVo ooo w
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
~ paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those OF any other IN
situations of equal responsibility and standing
All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining hrst-class
insurance are respectfully invited to call
he Office hours from 8 a. m. to 3 p m:
JAMESON s. BRO,
anp1-1v Farmers Bank Building.
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
I F DALTI NJ 0 R
Persons DESTROYS Of affecting lNSUEAN ~,
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do sc, on favorable terms, by applying to me-
their gent, at my office III the Market Bul1dl4g
, 1865-05-23
Elc Grand EtcVttxv Official.
HEADQUARTERS Of TIE i saET,
ADsC7AAT GExEAALfa UEFI0E,
WAsurSuTos7, MAT II, 1865.


hAsulSuIO-S, nAT II, l563. ]
fExtIact-] :
G. a review, With marching salute, Of the
Army IT the Potomac, the Asmy OF tho Ten.
| She.idau's caynliy, will take plaee on TUES
day and Wcdnt sday, the 23l and 24!h in.
a:ants.
I'd the Army Of the Potomac, General Saer-
linus cavalry and III: oh corps, all under
Meade. commanding Arsny Of tile Potomae.
On Wedne sday, tie p instant, Wiil be re-.
yicwld TIC Army Of the Tcuueesce, A1cjar
General o. O. IioR ard commanding, and the
Amy Of Georgia, Mnjo1 General u. W. Slo-
cum commanding, the whole under command
Of Major General ". 7. She man. -.
Tie t1liowipg will be the order Of march !:
Ma,J land avenue, 1t foot Of Cal p1tol LII.
moving al precisely 4. H., pass u. around
the Capitol to PENNSYLVANIA avenue. themes
W the AyeBus to the Aqueduct bridge. and
acsoss TO TIT II caiAp,
Tbs troops will bo. without knapsacks.
nai hing at company front, closed In mass,
aud Ut loute Step, t1c:pt between Fifteenth
street aid New York aVenuc aud Seventeenth,
street, wtere the cadence step viii be ob-
Each brigade will be- accompanied by sis
ambularc.B, passing three abreast.
The Reviewing Officer Will be stationed In
ffcnt OF 1oe Prtsdeni's House, whert proyf-
Sims wi Ill bo Iadelo. members of the CABINET.
Heads el military aad Civil Dspattmsnts'
nnl CORPS Dcplof- ntlquc.
THe 9Th army colps, Major General Parke
commanding, will report to Major General
Meade for the rcvtcT.
Lisir General c. G. Augnr, commanding
Dcturt1qens OF Washington. wtf have ths ne
tessnry guards losi=d II. thr s.Ee:1s along the
,uu c. 1t. ping The street c:ear Of Ill hoIss-
MN and carriages. eysrps teoss: OF the PFC
Et1 hsaas Of M1i"avy s az t.r
nrhts rs u1e ntcssSary TO facilitate tnc r.
view.
b. command Of Lieutenant General Grant !:
E. D. TowSsETp.
Assistant Adiuiant General.
OEleial: r. W1LIIAmS :
Assistant A6jutaut Ger 9.al,
, 1865-05-23
LETTER From Il CoprgRuEAD.

Eltt0rs EAtcago lf1bunes = "f
Gentlemen: Herewith please find rtr5aim
ct li.erat;m copy Of rebel letter which came
into mJ hands. II there is no law, civil OF
military, BY which VIC can deal with this class
of offenders, submit the letter to ybu for
publication and thus bring him before the bar
Of public opinion. Very 1csp'y,
Lowro1xr, Woodeort Co., ILL.,, April II, 1865.
Mr. JOAN B-ookoyc1, Deas Sir:
Ircceiyed letter from you ons- day last
week, and was glad to hear that you was
still out Of he'll and yct On praying ground,
johuson ior II is Rumored hese that Old
Abe is dead But ] am ateared 1t is not true
| the news Is here thathe was hanged t. death
by q Squad oil Ntgcrs hope and pay. that
he is gIne to h.sKcward you wsbted u, kno*
il I wanted hands to work and what the
yogcs is. I have been settng three green
| hsck dollars per dar Which Ia clual to from
cue dollar to one dollar aud scscuty. tlyr cents
ncr iday good money. l do not want hands
myself am just finishing up my Last yrars
work and Shall not do m1ch this Summer.
work 10 very plenty though II you want TO
come the prospect Is that wages will Cume'
down some but when they coma down here
ttcy will there too we urc nll we'll but my
nils She Is yery poorly acd has been for some
tInaE II you Come ont here ltye At IoTpoIns
Wood ord County, ILL.,, in place Of 5augamon.
If 7ou come out If don't tnee notion TO
! work myself will get you a J b glory to Cod
M tho hest GU eartu pence aud !Sd VIII TO-
wsyt1 men for that old tyrant Lioeh!n IL In
he'll hcpc. No moe at present bus Remain
you,s HENRI MARTIN to John braokoVer.
write socn direct to Wocdfo,d County In
place Of SaDsamon for old Lincoln will be
buried IN sa1gsm11 md I would no. live IN
The comfy where he Is am happy enough
tLIs morning with out amy thing to drinz.
glory CITY
Amen HEyRT MARTIN.
, 1865-05-23
FAeusA ~ AosaENEI0N.
EhcrJdan,s New C0mmard-lEe Is TO
aupeTkedr caAbJ and CAear Up xlo


Sou.hks.At.
NEw ToGE, Mny n2-Tle Washington
special 10 the New Yark Tribune eay.:
" Sheridan left fur 1e1aa last evening. It
il understood be has sauth,Iity to collect such
troops as may be available in the Western
Department and trantier them 70 Galveston,
and htnee TO march upon Kirby Smith's
window at WAiard's yesterday, Us t1,pnte
Of stEpect to their departing chIcftatu. On
Saturday evening h. was scrrpaded, and
when called upon FIR q. speech, lnc ely sad
he had been SO long in the se.vice til It IL Ii ID
10 time to make Il fpeeeh.maker OF himself,
vhie! he regretted tos tue sake OF this occa-.
siou.''
The Washington eprcial Of the New York
Times says: "Gene1a1 SheEidan's Eex cam
rnAnd virtually suMEscdcs General Canhf in
the command OF the Military Division Of the
Mississippi. Geccrt1 Canby has beea assigned
T. The command Of the Department Of tue
Gull, which relieves General DatSs, who Is
ordered to report to the Adjutant General Of
the aTuy. The Department Of the Gulf Is
considerably extended. and will hereafter IN.
clIdc several States heretofore included ID
other departments. This action, so far as 1t
r.fe1s TO General Banks, is Of a purely militia
r. character, aud is not done as the result Of
The iabors ofauy investigation committee, OF
because Of the charges preferred Or the pres
sure brought TO lear against General UInka
ly The Louisiana politicians now here. These
par tics lave moi Lad IN interview With Gcue-
TA1 Grant, and be. knows nothing of their
.vlews or wishes This change in these scye-
raj commands has been contemplated for sev-
ela1 wteks."
New YORK, Maj 2ss-The Htra,Fs WASH
1neton correspondent says:
president Jehuson, Ii gran ting respite
to the Indiana consl liirltors, says II vas ouly
carrying out q pnspoee Of a1r. Lincoln and il
must not be taken 'as p1Gcsdent-
FRI derrick Seward has had Ills wounds
dresstd again without any serious Aemer-
rhace. His condition Is considered favor
nn;e.
.' Gen. r. Blair Is urgil for place In tha
Cabinet, while his uruicer Mo1tEsmerv is
also urged ter the Wa- D.partm >nt-''
NAsa11ScTos, May 21.-It is psobahle t:at
thu IT naming witnesses for tue prosecution
IN the cons.psFacS will all he examined tn-
uo7os:. Hon: Rsretdy johnson Is PIE pairing
IN argument denying the Ja4isiIciis1 Of the
military court to Try tkese cases. Counsel
for thu defendants say TINT they viii have 10
with. 6ses, whose testimony WILL be conclr.
sIye cp prcMf1s ut points.
, 1865-05-23
EEas1 EoRTsxEss Dll,S1sOE.
Concerning Jeti. Davis and his Com.
p40lQu&.

Fon7EEss MONROE, May a1.--The steamer
Clyde has REMAINED ut anchor during the en-.
tire day in Hampton Roads, and up to thia
hour {.our O'CLOCK In the atiernooc), JctT.
Davis and family have not been removed. -.
The rebel General Wheeler and staff, COM
posed Of the following officers: Colone1s
Johrson and Clerex, Capt. Fankla, Icsp.e.
tor Gtncsal, and Captains Hudson aud Eylgn,
we're removed frum the Clyde this morning
to the gnnboat Aaumee, which left for Fort
Warren. Alexander II. Stephens and Post
maEter General Reagan wcrc also removed
rem the Clyde this AFTERNOON to the gun
boat Tuscarora. -whsen LETT for Fort Dala.
wn:e, 1t Is presumed.
large number OF co!orcd zcTyants accom-
raried the 1tbel prisoners s;nce their cap
'turc, but an ot6sr recently Is6ued REDUCES
ths III 10 III exceedingly small numbcr, Tho
resi- 1.-THE ecrrnnts hare procured Transporter
sson to Iii hmond.
The Nasa1tgrr special to the IJord says ::
The detention of,JrfL. Davis ct Fortress
Monroe is in the expectation Tint Eoua tina
will tlapse before all the evidence OF hts com
pIic'ty IN the assassina ion onspiracr Is col.
1.eted. He will. in all probability, br Indicted
itr tf. ason before tue grand jury eitIn;, Ut
Alexandria"
, 1865-05-23

PORT OF CICAEf,

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Prop Gttaw., waracc. Mink d, l a Ia.ast, liz Z,
rrop T:!o;!.s: s.0I:i.s s.. tph. Ii, r,,::o.,:, SIC.
J Prop ]: n S; n.nu. ss.srh. .,'to r,i1so,4a:.
Pspp losa Ha:ea,cs.n,, ,Prso. 80 m lumber.
1sPP 1sP g. Hs|aSt, r. vi aa:at'ta
Prop ke1nco., Noa.scA, ! basI OF 5a.:, a.d g1a-
Barqs@ Aiiee. Bu ke. Arx.e
n1is a!eeashic. ...l:tn. Ea5y: N5 N lumber.
bS ksos ea9a,9 s2olsE s, ,
=ssr 4 1.ys bailey 5.or. CT Haven, i m tlussr.
scar Z e: cry: kudoy. as Hav.n. 50 IL :;"Abs-.
sehr Z j. ssn5otp, Laval. At,nissse, 10 Il, i'm
eehs j. 6: Freaoat. FlemD.5 da Zoe. 900 cea,r
schr Ferncns. Reid. oretsh. u cords wood
Sthr uaydtn. rets1d, II 11aEqaette, i. u luz
sehr sessa. Esld, Pms u,r N lumber. so cord,
sehr Gha1!is ufaeasd. ,1c, Amsterdam, 1,,c,:4,
sens 4seS. Dan.vap. ce,,l's, 10 cords xooa.
Sssi III ss:e soa
sesr kf 1.i, naVy' seHs' S'e' = III 'a0''sF' 7''
seat sa Hses6. M ! aa'oh. Baals q sas wool Tam Grand
Eehr y johnson. F7a. oe, u ten, coal.
sehe iaia Eonhlns. 8 =: = u y, iEEber.
scar ) u,,s:le' ptlc 'esaa7en' ITO Ii ium3er. .
sehr IT Nv S%'ss1a4:', G haven. 200 railroad.
Eear MslE lEe1,aa. aa,zs...a Kavsn. 80 m!uaar.
sdhF AZ n: tsa,h.s, ssgan. a,sea cedst pot
ST. + xsais az 81 e = s. n las5.ro
se6r oc!syta. Jok:csep. ;' m7er: ia q K % ues.
, 1865-05-23

MONDAY EvEsE1, May =.
LUMBER-Eecelvcda ssh n d5lppCl SIS nl-- The a
WIS raEer life In the u1asEet to-day, nu. ptcas
wale without a1J auotahio Improvement 1he1e
We . more buye1a In town. ind casgo.a weEc naolp
qric1ly tnken. Bales weIe: cargo schr Fendlesou,
Gon White Lac. p II comEon i,ts:9 l: 20 oo, y C.
se.rs: cargo schr Campbell. ton, Naaistcr, Is n at
S1eoo for hevn tlsar and 7teGo for iose3 By t:o'.
1oonls, cargo tchr Rosa BelA tom N11istec, "a N
Fa1f strips hs,aaco timber, Xxi. ETC., at Sf1s9 and
cargo schr Helen Kent, from M.nlsten 20 n loIst.,
IL, At s9lo both ~ BcckSord: cargo schc Caring
tor, from Cedar Rl7cz, "a n KauS.s.Eed. zaos. =
boarus, It $la0o, by P. Wood; cssgo' sck
Westeh4te-, from Grind River, "a m nt1ed
common. At 10 o. hy Aes1il cargo sehs Kltty G,xns
from White Lake @ Ii, : strips, balsnee a.sotleA
E13.5 b. Cone O'Brien; cargo sch1 Belle from
Nnn.stee, 60 co1suoc tI cut tiin 1t 40 Co. By
Blanchard = EoEla1d; cargo sc3r H1ylen, fso1
r1erre Marquette. 10 N, ssaHed boaids strips
1T t11.15, bT Ccf- Lccn.s; cargo schs L1use tro,n
White Lake. coarae. rough. rated ut $751; b. Hart
Maxwell; cargo sehr Sutherland from Wnlte Lsks,
acosrse rough, rafte3 1t ssen Carter; c,rs, SER
Alle1wtck, from Grand Rtvsr. 80 m, srsips balauco
we'll ss6orted Ut $1st9 b. Irssh Fuller; casgo .chr
Sailor Bog, fIn, St. c1alr 1a N long h.mfoek julses
- 3aGt, ty Tn~ oakes- 8
sIIlAGLBs-Rectiyeds s6s N: shlppe1 sl3u. Ma--
kst q.tet aud nominaiiy uhehans=t- Wa te.r OF no
s. cx- =
LkTH-Receyed ! 1,cns N; sh!pp:d 80 N. Ma..st
atea a.d uncb1nr d.
: We outte yafd pftes6 IS fellows.
, 1865-05-23

,uL.ncoln ond Davis ought to be brought to
the same block together. For less oGtnsea
than Wr. Lincoln had been guilty, the Eng
lish people lad chopped OIL the had Of tie
first Chs1les."--S. S. Coz.
1Tle people will scon rise, and If they can.
not mt Lincoln cut bs ballot. they will by
Tic bullet" t."-BtAj0ain dHe7,, Nea1 York Cop
u We trust some bold hard wilt pierce Lis
abraham L1pcotn's} heart wi.s dagger
point for tho pnb!ie good."-La Crpsf DIM
ocTat.
ii have done 1t! have done Ill St se7s-
zfT tn uonsisI"-L. Nillxs Booth.
!" Booth c1ncere1S believed he.sEas Kidding
the earth Of nt."-ChiT5o 1'mss.
And the Coppsrhead politicians taught him
to believe that the President was tyrant
WHO deserved death, foremost among whom
WITS the editor o: the Timer.
, 1865-05-23

EHe,ha'd*, 81 1910; Hack1- man & Co,
fS,16a.41; Benz d sieale, sa,313.73: Philip
s$o4.10; Lonard Kv.p, $as5 60.
lhe btt YES have notified their customess
th*t they are 1bout to increase III. wholesale
piico nf beer, in order to cover the loss sus-
al ed by them In these prosecutions. The
FALCON kecps.;a state thai they will not pay
the advance demanded, and from presen' ap-
pea!snces tac beverage will BE- q scarce COM
modify this aeRson.-Pittsburga Commsrcia'.
, 1865-05-23
CHICAGO CATTLE lIh!sKET.
GTFIcE pArLT TkTnrxH,T
=. MONDAY EYH- Aay =. (

-t=' AuSoAf EFX+% Aay Il J
BEEF cATFLE-1ha recc'pSs tc-tay according to
no ihjrr1en9- ThN eutered al1es fo5t up 1t 4101
Gi25 Er Interior to cnnu1on $iNGf5 s. for Common
10 IL seiuza. AID se.Na7-o for t,ls to PRIME.
TIA supply at tae vssfous yarts ye:Y 1ieh!-har-
" &nough to meet she snal! demand We nora but
little th.nge n the B.te Of tho market but the h:
supply hrs Given HIT sdcttelal torc to tlr trade,
auc FctEccd zone Attlt competition with It's II
eject rpen prices. But we fail eosc anr q7otab.=
advance, and alsh 3 fau auop:y lhau look fos tnc
same rtate u dullntss to n turn
We quota The Easket as UnclanS ad, with the ruling
p.ices as rosLaN4:
Choice Hferea. .Sonlasf
Fat u n5lmr g Ea7 %
ltedir1a to 21 "a g
3e&aS 20
Tbs lats, sucs car last sue. hare bean aa iallows:
CATTLE Sales.
suxRxAS'> IAsps.
kdams kn'd Whi:a9 head Illinois Itee,s, aJera3I:g
Gn.s to ss@. ,, he.a gaod st.,a steers. s7=sa,n-
EtIadss ia ne,saso head sais zsa:s .toess. aver.
sxtsE I'D Is. Il Is 70. - 0>~A' ava
MICHIGAN 3orIHREy YANor.
E.sns sole e. o.A.,J 8 head Rood IEiro:s stscrs.
POET wATE1 IAkua.:
Gedy goid hfcEenna 81 head Light steers Averaging
Hoss-1he receipts to-day hsv. tten .os7, win II,
sEirmtnis- rh~ sAlts foot ~ - At Sstp lor ccsn-
mt n. u s7.a:AesZio for iaiE to +1trA-
, There has bt En- change In Fstccs Znes our lsst
report. but there IL more Ii and &ctvlsy tn tt. u.r
bet snd difficulty u e1pssienced in uposug OF all
ket ~ mere aetlJe. but with No improvement IN
pllcez- ...-.
sizes I!1ue the sales haVe pean Il follows:
!: Hoa sALRs SINCE SATURDAY.