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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
AUCTION HOUSE,
And Brokerage, Charlotte, N. G.
Third Door from Springs corner.
C. +. HARRIS l. CO.,

Will buy and sell On consignment and commission,
Cotton Tobacco Negroes,
Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
State and Confederate Bonds &c. &c. SC.
Orders from a distance respectfully solicited.
c. F. HARRIS, Concord, N. G.
A w. BURTON, Lincolnton, N. C.
w. SLOAN, Charlotte, N. c.
REFERENCES -Wm Johnston, Esq., President c. s.
C. Railroad; s Guion Supt. ". c. l. R. Railroad;
Bates Supt. Southern Express Company; Drucker l.
Hebrun; Blackwood, Pres't Bank of Charlotte; T
W Dewey Cashier Branch Bank ofN c.; S Harris,
Mayor of Charlotte; Johnston, Coumbia s. c.;
and l. Cohn, Augusta, Ga.
Januery0 1865 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
BLACK HAWK,

This celebrated Morgan Troter stand the comns
season, my stables in CASTOR county, on the follow
ing terms, viz: Sevenyfve Dollars the season. TO b.
paid always-in advance.
Feb. 10, 1865 J. s. DAVIDSON
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
COPPERA

TAYLOR l. ASBURY are now prepared to furnish
by the ton otherwise, fine article of Copperas,
superior to any English offered in market. Druggists
and Apotheearies supplied with chemically pure
article. Address TAILOR ASBURY,
May s. 1863 Charlotte, N. G..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
Important Notice to Farmers.

We have, and will keep constantly on hand, a
large stock of
Cotton Cards, Sugar,
Cotton Yarns, Pepper,
Domestics, Spice,
Coffee, Tobacco
and all kinds of goods, which will exchange for all
kinds Of country produce. -
IA
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
WHEAT!

The subscriber is prepared to purchase the new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price. Farmers
will find it their advantage to call ut the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y ], 1854 IF JNO. WILKES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE

ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
or Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
At Charlotte Office, Daily.
ARRIVES
From Char. d @. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and'G Pm
4" n. O. Railroad 90 " and 8 90 4"
60 Will, G. Il r. Railroad As p. NJ.
DEPARTS
For N. G. Railroad 100 A. NJ. and G 20 Pm
Char. s g. Railroad 90 " and 5 90 4"
Will, G. 4 R. Railroad 80 d"
1t is desired that all Parcels Packages or Freight to
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be sent to
this Office ONE Hour previous to its departure.
7. ID. GILLESPIE, agent.
Charlotte, Sept. Z, 1863. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
DIR. J, NJ. MILLER,
~Lo,Ia441 NI ~

Charlotte, N. c.,
Can be found at his Office next door to Hutchisons
Drug Store, opposite the Democrat Office.
Ian 1864.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
Salt, Sugar, Tobacco,

Stuff Boiler-I Iron, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Goods, and
beautiful and substantial Cassimeres, at wholesale.
l.. S. WILLIAMS.
Oct TO- 1914 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21

Fare, six cents per mile. Soldiersgong 10 and re-
turning from the army, half fare Passengers are
CURED to make the proper change the Ticket Agent
cannot furnish change for every one.
Freight Train leaves Cherryville for Charlotte at
o'clock, A ", OF Mondays, and returns same day.
For Passenger Trsins transporting Freghts, so per
cent to the tariff rates of freight will be added.
". A. MeBEE,
Master of transportation.
Lincolpton, May IS, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21

GKAIN, LAKD &c.
On the 25th inst, the Medical Purveyor will be pre-
pared to purchase Corn, Rye, Barley and Lard, for
which market prices will be paid and Sugar Cofre
Rice Salt Cotton Yarn and Cloth will be given In part
payment when desired.
J. T. JOHNSON, Surg. l. Med Pur,
Med. Pur's Office, Charlotte, March IL, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-21
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford


On and after Monday the 25h ofMay, 1863, the Pas
senger Train will this Road (Western DiVi-
sion) daily, Sundays excepted follows:
GOING WEST:
, 1865-07-07

Too hos ID think, Or tpeak, or vrite-Jet write
Wa uu.t The rcd trsren ssszr OF the Sun comes
down with 4 te1centes, scarce InidGaIso oy INC
gentle breczes fron the lake, which, Judging from
on, own feelings, We Imagine to be On tbs very
verge Of a DINNER Of perhsps boil The paws
melts ars 90 hot that they almost crisp oar boot,
nd we cannot help remembering st Laurent, Tho
ChrIstsan gentleman, who WIS so uuEnd1y brotl-
ed By pnreous who had no n!icttor motive In thht
culinary pFtparsd on. and We aJmpAlhsze Win
him a We nerer id before Broilrng one. even
bforez, "a ieel 70 be intensely e,ael; rhs u.
ternc cast man eecns % II he'd like y etann n.
even hsshorse looks naek wt,tfully st ths p:ssly
shower scattered In his Hake. Through open
doors we discern The active bar-kespss q tossing
aients @ M q he seductive iaiep, Wills up 1on too
deep, cool cellar swe1l the voices Of many calling
tos tie 1os'ng lager Mheh e. sp shPa
ass2 Rss' IL t. :s4es s9ass her essS Psi:
Is o ss sa n.s o'sn Ss1s'1. s TIL Se
spn1y side ottoe streets almost entirely deserted,
aUu IN the empty stores liup clerks Lie lonaglng
% the IF 9 w. .se c,s ssd s S,a,
are silent and their dropping wings and optn
heska tell that they TOO suffer With the hea.
Esen It The waaTses, wasre e ons slw,ys expects
si1e That he resseJs decks aIe deserted: and .hs
men lie 1bont In shady spots wishing for the long
hot day 10 ED. Ho uaster how dit
gently We .msy MUNICH Ice. drink cooling
turea OF St1 John Franklin, Hsll ard somebody
elee whote name Nc arc too lazy TO remember.
hut WIN also souRht thxt st'ck, the North
motion Of The g,aclere, OF the avalanche, the lea
berg. The huptirg OF the white bear and the wal
rus. Frcnont'e exploration OF tho Rocky Noun
IN 'a~tI's ali OF no use; we glow aud per
rplfe, thipHug OF a CA}vtnlsic future for the
Wlcked The slmoons Of the deeest, the ElAnces
Of nre end kindred objects appropriate to the
at1te Of the weather. Yet amid all thls heat the
editorial and rrportoiial perpetual grind "mass
md enjoy i,tps to The lakes and tho uaonntlins,
seeking 5re,hnees and strength In their tnvlgosh.-
ing waves mo shadowt, the flays OF the gull my
MOI ieaye his post, but must dnd what relief he
can IN at least nt.er1ng his platnt Of ''Ah, ho~
-r.-J1,1,t hnt II - ~
, 1865-07-07

mt dIcs1 i'd procured. He ws4 afterwards con-
vtyed to tho Second Precinct Police statfoa.
rIue TO Biz tcent,ty visa ohistned. The verdict n
the Coruner ~ Jury M " death tom suA stroke"
On the peEron Of the decesAed 9ae found
tsined ,he bpstpess card q drn in this csy. 10
whom he Wa, however, unknown. He about
thirty yes1e old, ve feet eight inches hgh. stout
somewhat mu1ila'ed, looking a. u they had been
fruet bitten. He woIe hosyJ Ro4tse and LIGHT
mouttsche, both Of 4 dark braHn color. Hts
clothing were Of Ytry. COMMON kind: Army
tWn red stripes down the font; no un6erclothtng.
ala she ecs were common toa1se p1tr aad l2eeo.
, 1865-07-07

rSpxHL Duptteh 70 tz9 Cnietz1 T1ihnne1
BKIpaa1oxF. Juiy g.
Ax.,Yxp-caJugs,L Loekport, 500 ~ earn 1n3s ba
oa.1: Monarch, Lo.fport, s.an ba corn; q. q. GAY
lord. Loci port 80 b1 cam: Luz rial. Lockso;t.
trpb, corn; Asple Leaf. Let, naa bu corn; wing
sra wing, Ntaooka, !. 40 bu cosa; Caaanah,o KAa-
takee 3soa bu corn; Tobacco Pant. Ktatak ~, 81
nu corn; 2. EosthruD, soash Jot 81 cuts 5ds ras-
nissstne; Heptuas ossAvs. 5.od b3 corn; InvtAs-
gator, Lemcus - cubic yea dim .nsion tt1n. Is do
1ubblc ,tone: B. 1oouats Lsaan. d sus.e 20 suo-
1estone, 1.--, @esattn, Lsaaus. Il Gu ia il rub
bic stone Bescae. Lsnonh 20 cubic ydsrssslsstoas
Energy, Joliet. $50 IN can; Moatanf, Lekp1st.
tmo tn otts, 10 b7ls tous; 1ndn,try Atno ;kA 800
lueo'n: Rob:- Ho'me., ottswa, 800 bu com Gen.
8herCas, Morris. 10 bu corr B. A. Ttosp. Lssss'
$500 hu enrnt N 20 Ssssnd; Z lnksfee. Wilmington,
3toe bu corn; Naxn7lit Dttawl h 70 .ous m1ae.
C1xABKp-Racue, Lsuont; Investigator. Lament +;
Lsdy Franklin, Leuont; q. g. Loonts, Lsno3t !;
tsntca, OTTAWA; N. O'Conaot, L,s2t!a: North stsE
Ia sae. 7s # lam ,es; j. Csotty. s.nets, III 9Fs
line; Yo.kto N. utlcs. "a, 10 lunsr. SIS eunc I
timber, 10 4 Shingles, Il bsls salt: WAte:oo. .sslla
Laura Ann. Atrseltlss ssari su1 Stripes. 1ortis
Lincoln. e ukak.e. 10 N +. lu1ber; Ho1eluk Loc Z.
mort Cpshman. Ottawa.
, 1865-07-07

dtpoees Of to oar city bntchess. mixing Il m oh
1ect for tnem TO pujchsse Of hiu. hy selling y
RITES much lower than they Hopid be compelled
to psy for GOOD co1n.fe6 antmlts. Our eoffeb-
poodtnt further slltRee tha. in cass my Of these
hog1, Win undergoing the Lttenfug process,
de, they are ie fed to the othtrt-she1e II moth
inr Ike eecnrmvl But serIou*ly, this nster
m1rds fhat lcuop. imuedls.a and energetic,
+ ould % ttker, and II onr crrrespondcnt's az
e.teps prove eUfreet the person 80 ottending
Should receive III: e1po uEs and puntsnment M Az
nrrrnn dtefrtpE to take the msttft IN hsudt We
Vii furaah toe nsrao Of tho person 80 eaAGed.
md his place Of bu,tuntD.
, 1865-07-07
The Income A14&1,


P. Page, ESQ.,:
s1R-I bog to call your attention to tho net that
nv income Ttsurn. a in the puh1i1hed list {3d d.
vi,,un), u credited to C. J. 1ein. By reference
TO my 9worn return. you wilt dnd 1t very distinctly
written Irr'n>. and will thank you 10 haya It
corrected accordingly. Yours,
.J.I1vUH.
TO Mr. G. J. Irvine. Esq, and the Pabne Cen
e1A1!J: ......
In rfEard to your request and many others Of
Similar character sstlng me to make coErec.
bee Ietve to say, thit I an NOT responsible fof
ihs publication OF the Income returns in any
thtpe whatever. Tho Inv requires me- for eer'
tain stne to 6esp my Lists oPen fot Tho inp;c.
hit purpose. II the editors Of our papers so
I'll to puolieh tho income returns md fAl - got
- pames correctly they, and not myself, arc the
.efponrible parties ana ue RsuPer persons te
tpPly TO for correction.
Truly, IorIs. .
, 1865-07-07
4t. LeRIs Mkrhef.

[sp.:lAl Dlkpatch to tha CalcaIo THau,a,I
ST. Louis, Julye.
TonAcuo-Fhm sad active 1t unchanged prices.
Sales include III hads Nhl:e blds en- tt we1t
rejected .....
F1ope-Tlh aetlga d.naad ro- SouthsT1 ship non:
pticas on tupe. advanced to dry toa4, nrt With
talea Of superat 43.A@k73; SINGLE extra fnEpecssd
and delivered 70, ,c5as Is; double c1tra $1.o15s.co.
GaA1y.-Whc.t-Eop per aept.bie ch&ugc II ths El2s-
ket Bsl include good spr1ng u sl.17; Rooi fsll Al
sts3; prime fall 1t Il 4not Il; choi e Il u 60 Co:a
less buoy md unchanged. win salss Of inferior
mixed At 7lA13c; ye1 on and mixed rs: whitc sa3
ssc Oats dn md unch auZed vi sslea Of Al2 ahcKs
At So 100 do Ats7c; 40 do choice 1t :sl Ky. de-
c,ynet with sales Of ~ skcks t47c.
wuHxy-F1rm 1t n C1A3M,
, 1865-07-07

Editors Tribune:
When even tho Sandwich Islandors are BEGIN
ming to think Of adopting the English lRngU.go
- The standard, here We ind public men who are
very much excited about Introducing the :" Ger.
nm" Why not Introduce French. Gaelic, and
Chlnsee, as they might tend 10 enarge the sphere
of edue1tiou and enable the cute student to 60 to
the borders Of The Yellow Ses and trade and cheat
the p4tiyesl We would say thst II they can mafe
good ME Of one language at the public expense.
Thai fhetr fancy OF talents may incline them to.
what N I'M American idea OF teaching Ges1asn IN
tho Public School6t ANGLo-AashloAA.
, 1865-07-07
Draft Fuud-3&h Ward.

Editors Tribune: ,-.-..-
nWh.t.e eyetybody's business Ia nobodJ's!
Seeing II marks In regard to the Second WaEa
Draft Fund In tho THtDuK1 Of Tuesday, meg
YEA End also, The aubscr1bers are entirely
i,nortpt Of RE state Of adars, and It does not
icof veil for thoss bavtng the poor mtnt faaes
nrohah,iitT of soon giving up their stawardship:
10 h1oken. but not ! word Of reply, sishet pr, n;
~ = IN, ignore their clnsmxnts, Tbs public
demsnd thet. aaention. ior it IL the paonc xoM
ibet requires pubic men to BE- open a. aooyo
hcsrf II tbSif ',I1n.eetiunA- By doing openiy
whss ia oetdful ia The preul.ee they would euaJ
iii iii feeling and apprehension "a 70 the resnit Or
thtir msnaeemen'. On tho pat Of teW Of NE
ruttcIibEre ae would urge these u" lnes apon
theis notice. sAaoAA'
, 1865-07-07
The CIopu In EagtANds


1u the North .ad East R,alnz. the h.5 hsrvsss xas
lat md a, vse5 T b. ssa,aa :, f.
psssen. sess+F ). q ;e.y saets easasea: ssye.
lot ra.wu IAss weak are no 70 ssasx taa hot san
sea aGa 20
Ii O. e. &
.na q hsso po.lu ,ns ,o ~ VA: M e nsi.1ufe r. a. T.
efes r. 'nE: Esoa rna d9o, Us
= DUNG xsek. ~ ptosR oE shs Ela:es E,i
"a, = i p,,s
Is aTs Il. S.ss esfs q
plsaE 8 afsetns.h dl:ses!y tas az cso2 %: +
= ~ e. asa pes
msat hs1lnf led iarmezs % overstoek 1ho1r Ian !.
s'sS E Was
Il S .
ssI5,' ::
i sses ssfs9t5 e IT,
so,1, Vhefe tae tal! eo1plsnsnt q .aeen xsIs isd
~ ss oS ihs ess se
T ,oos y; y. II s7.n
se1s :9a II p Ct;
tho ssrals oi want o. ram. Ihs Thols .nstt y csog
= atS S9s Sst r. sita e
D. wsnta r.n BADLY: ths straw hAs :as Fssy y
M 4ns a.
didy grown and Ia ful nswer: Aang2ld nnrt1 u hAl
Pc ,eG seH ps.as e -
Thp nalt ciop'. except spp'e', "'e 'Fetty 2o'as
Government Beef ca.tte to be sold at Aur'
t10ns
Ala1xe number Of best c.ttte. eou:taestd ~ D!
am 1ei,Yefed t1ct Will be soon ersd ht Auct1or
, 1865-07-07

rsces, too many for ~ to recount now, even xere
rct res.ly ii lie p.e.ens members from Batte3y
Il, !" q vh,eb " have been ucib!e TO gain my
connected OF sr.iisbl- history. 8nface II TO say
ibst ,bey fought m4nfally under Sherman n he
al1trTsls I ~ ID 10 issh corps untii Il vas broken
m. Por eope TINS p.ss they have been merely
port Of isse.Ia Gree r o. ,sis hsa q
ihe serTiec ss scon as practicable Ut Camp Doug
, 1865-07-07

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your pitching into the city officials, neots With
tbs spprobation Of all the CITIZENS of Chicago. It
10 tme romething vas done to cleanse the cit4 Of
liz sttnks and enells. ItWlnts something besides
fa!k: It wants action. For ths last few years
treat deal Of t,lk1nR has been done, bnt that Is
I'll, t.Go for 'em;" 1on't let them rest; stir
them Nd; make their Offices like bed OF coils, II
they cont iced to their business. Am glad to zee
You remember tho Aheslth ~ ofRceE:" he needs
pokine up, or pokiDg out. We want change,
md that tpeetfly Your, etc,
SUBSCRIBER.
, 1865-07-07

The COMMITTEES upon Music TOR celebrating the
Fourth, desire 70 recognize Tho noble efforts put
forth, and 10 thank The Press; Me.ers. Lyon Il
Healy tor twenty-five organs; Ront 3 Cady for
the mnsic; Geo. F. Root for q composition for
the occstion: Hessis. Smith & Nixnn for the u4e
sal; tks pfopsletofs Of The several music
stotes for their hearty cooperation; the twenty.
i've osGanisss who otaeiased; tho powerful eho1ns
OF seytrsl hundred German male voices the sev-
men, under the able leadeElhp Of Hsns Bal,tk1 !;
the patriotism Of the people, no doubt, WIS The
eftat underlying motive for this uprising. The
Committee desire, however, 10 express their
thanks that ever movement inAug gurated was
cnded or else there could not have been
gathered srd combined chorus OF eleven hun
6tcd In 90 ahotta Tins.
GIo. r. CHrrTANpKH,
CHAs. q. DRAK1,
CHRIaIIAH WAHE,
Comm1stNe
, 1865-07-07

mend n, 60, Germ.in SIC, Palmer t1,M. q Jdtek
n .. Hiae6stes3c, TAcE SIC Oceanic tlS5, OIL cteos
M7s Ull:edstat.s 4sa,oo Petroleum ar10 1t 3axA35c
fnr c,ude S4Q53He for bonded, AID s313x for fres%
LATER.
Nxr York July a-aA1Aaef's Exe143ee.-9o.d
n spst: Ets BIN, HUDSON tl1o4. Re Ad,aE a3K:. Ola
Southern &C. Pttsourk 7iAe Raods lsiand 31.olx. N.
" 76xc. do pfd e3*e. L stA. Qa'ck.liver 553e.
, 1865-07-07

rapeeiA Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbnue.1
MLwKuKx1, July Q.
Fnun-pul1, Sales 100 brs Ks7tchinzs best
white winter at &7,5L
Gp.Y-Wheas advanced &C.. 9z!es 90 o0o bu At
&1rSRaLoi. OAtl1clowee. Bal.s GO hu No !. de-
HYered 1t t,c C1sn steady. Bales 100 hu shelod At
Eoc. delivered.
Thtas ms1ketA ~ the NaHhau Aouso this eveang.
,ales u nu TO- cash, n II c.o.n. vcs
nr,n at n OF.
, 1865-07-07
d I e %

In ahs ely, On tha so inst. Nh. PAMELA G.
g0fp, Maow q Hsnaa Bosd: =, ,,,,.,, .,,..t
t..day tFtidaJ} At oc1eck. Fflaode oftae lssahy
invited 10 attend.
In tni1 tlty yts>erdsy trhursdsy) nj 1rniux. Jaf1
iRt: Jphn ard Ellis Furney, of BrooilJn,
1hi1 E4.ntnxs journal I'LL Contain ane aod plaeo
offunssal. ...,.-
TNe1 Yere rAoers p1e4se co.y.
, 1865-07-07

o1tfx-Nheet dali au1 uoulaal, Corr i'm; NJ.
3e5Ac: 70. n!Hc3 67GaS3.. oIts arm " sales at
5tc- Barley md Isye nominal.
wItttEY-t3 05tc.
GAIL Fzr1aH1s--steasy. To Nav York-Whsat,
lie; Corn. t2c5 Oats, So.
Lax lxFusTs-Fioat G:!:a htls; Whsst, 7se5 pu !;
G111L ETronTs s-Wh.aI. S SO bu; Corn. .5;77o
bu; Oats, 81 sl0 hu Barley. B.SD nu.
, 1865-07-07
mERCANTILE BATTERY.
Rsbquef at the fremont Eouse--A
Substantial Welcome.

Last evening most 6umptuous banquet WIS
c.veu at Tho fremont House, to tho u6mbera Of
the Chicago Mercantile Battery. By the MeEcan-
tile Ae:ociatoa under whose auspices 1t had fefl
for the deld.
The chair WIS occupied BY r. Il. King, Esq,
yice.P1etident Of the Association, Nho, was sup
hosia iSe fett ob b! es csps1n Wnits II e b,te11 ~
AMER full tlstiee bad besa mstsd qnt put to s the
,as pp IL q 5s
dent Of .hs Cniied States" Rev. J. + Taitle
spsaEirs ] 20 Of 'he hish rtsponsio,iities de7oi7tns
upon ths nation'a CHIEF ne e1cquently alluded 10
the great duty, inst performed oy the great msn,
t1rs to death. Though not an advocate OF capital
pun,sbment, the speaker cont,dered death to be
! ninng reward for ii who altsm ped to rrnd
9 W1ta 10 st:ass!ns Jedeison Davis should b. hung
: s. Second regular toss.-"The Battery"
Captain White begged 70 be e3cnsed from
dent Of the Aseo1Auon.
Mr: king was sotEy hat CAPTAIN White hsd !
no, turned eyer by t. sesf hands
tor not making = tpeeeb. The members Of tho
nrsotlst1on were Riid to welcome home the hoJe
far member Of he ~ e9ad iea to 81
thcn. Some OF The so1dIeta who had gone out
bad not retuined. Let the living remember that
the EO6IE dtAd OCCUPY bolUGk't EIAtes 4nA AatA
thc costly sacrifice has brought country united
u Hr.ie-.'Tamp. Tramp 49,,
Third Reen.af Tosst-'lseueas1t General
Genersl Faznsworth. In response: Lad entered
The hall with no intention of making speech,
hnt feit propd 10 reepond 10 the sentiment which
hni inst been read 10 them. He had the homer OF
nreaentin1 the bill which fnade Grant Lieutentnt
general Of the United StAtee. They had tried
seyeral Generals before ttna-2ood, bad and In.
tlrent espeeially esd M Indifferent .snGa. &
t,nn of Comu.poeriu Chief betore him, had had
hsafousrterz N Washington, surrounded bJ every
inTnIv. Then ot1ce1s II the deld 1nd members
al Congress commenced TO consider that the
proper p4te for commanding military GenesM
during act'Te scrstee. W Is ae1a3 ad9 ~ pf1P
The bNl which 1nade BIN to occ1py that exntsd
posiiion, did not specially name Gt1ut u sa1d
lie mos, successful officer. Everybody n The
ccrptry tnmettately raid that meant dtaaL aoa
The Preside nt t.ing It ts gTantta tnst e1hs ~
speaker. amid great applause. naIEated tne nis u
r.thef now deIunct rebellion, from the time Of
his clcrkrhip II GOV. Yates Office, and Colonelt5
OF hia fast regiment
rettrans who had 30 materially aided the triumph
Of the Rsesl man veterans Who wonld make The
lame oi any uan except [loud cries Of Bauks} and
conc ueel The speaker, Mcclellan. loud ap-
Musie-uH,i! to the Chief" .-
The ttxs regular tpaat-"The Governor Of the
StA'e 81 llliho1"-was htppl1J RESPONDED % ~
John Y. FarWell, E.q af,er which other eqeaIy
appropr,tte to ter unents were responded 70 IN hn
eausl1y appropriate msnuef, until the sast TOAST
oltpe1seo n pltassutly al II bad commenced.
l.
, 1865-07-07
Yo4eela Fns4ed 0eEfatts

Yo4eela Fnaaed 0etratt.
Especial Dlspstch 70 tho Chicago T1!bune.1
D1r1oIT JAY 9, 1855.
UP-E1ce.stcr, Lon, Lasrtnler, sArdinis. Gisktn.
Ief.nttein Jactuto. Lone star. batlof Boy Racine,
Ahebaran, YORK State, ". o. Brown. Aazepps, Hh
vaah, Leaf, AntEews. .-
pows-Andtrson. Tanner, Nleh3's, Cro.1. Elteo
TIlhama, Dlektnson. Hannah, Hlpoo6siH, Whaling,
B.5 et4te. Waucoms. Idaho.
RHp-Sonthwest.
, 1865-07-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

High school Graduntes.-The regular
sruusf re- union Of the graduates OF the High
Saturday, July 9Th, at > O'Clock, p. m; LEG
tnre viii bc doiise:ed by Mr, Goorge HoWland,
All lpruduates arc requested to attend.
Per order Of Com.
luly8 e9d3-2t !. AAHosf, efcs.
, 1865-07-07

Now YORK sEoek and n1eney Market.
NEw Yo1K, July6
roSxr-Qutes sad easy At los ser cent.
611hiy4 EXCHANGE Firm It 10dX 4If0x. .
tioLD -tloIdls &c 4roely 10 hrm opealak u 1s7x.
dc inlng to LEN, Advancing - 19H and closng At
199H.
v. TX: DO prsf.Eted. G2H :; RI Il: ~ ). s3E !;
M.Epos., n;A G. 81: Fry: a; q, pfs1srsed; g. :;
s9x; Connerla1t, a: tAasor. ss4: s.oas. 81. 81;
1enns.seo q. ~ to-4a coupons. s74; so e,uoons.
nav tune, l9i4,
, 1865-07-07
Markets by Telegraph.



STOCKS.
The etoek msrkrt rttalro ycsserdzYt Improve
ment. and tners Il : general lneEeahe OF activity
thropshuut tho List, and prices arc H@9 per cont
higher. At The Stock Exchange the market WA verJ
nrrn on the railway 1fAt ana the gen"rAt tendency
vss toward higher pr1ces There was tstr demand
for stoekJ, especially on Illinois and NorshTeatern
preferred ehareH At the Second Board. and also at
The last Eca1t Of the railway lnt we,e stestJ. The
bull Interest ro~ has crnplete control Of the mlr-
ket aud Int 10 eoniuen:s manifested In rail-
way property, In Tiew Of the lsrge enerntnt OF Al
the leading roids.
aoytrnments are ttronE and active and thercA
fteady buying en- account It fl-ruEn orders. Chi ny
OF Old Five-FWe nt1ea, With mall amounts oa ne"
utue, snt Of Bi1es cf 1861. Ststa Beads steady.
Coal shatea qnlet but h:m. MGcenaneous snafes
continue to afoR in favor. an1 wc7s qults acuVe.
A movement was developed IN Quicksilver Stock
selling At :6x, aud aft4Ewsrd1 scse to Co.
GOLD. .....
The Gold msvket u dull, x1da kpeerAuTo feeling
Ia tylng cut Cash God his bt en uaee mora plenV
by fun combination With view to WORK N htocks,
and there WAS very little premium en- TO- DAY. The
d rAnd wzs lRr ever supplied with capital II As pF
CENT On call.
PEX11LKCN- -
Petroleum ttoct1 ateAty. Sales today As tne iol
loving rates. Falcon 4s.so. TtrFnscnts S2so. stn
31so, Webeter u 60, Buehansn Farm ssc. Pit hole
GEEK s1l 80. BreyoWs slao R7nd Farm $i.'o. Ham
, 1865-07-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Important Railroad Case-The Com
solid nI1on OF the GAleuA and Norlh-
ve.1ern H0Ads-WaA IL LeRAl7
Trial AJockt tin The u. q. Court
-Ffomtssory Notes-A Cent
or q 8sr.-1he DARKat
and WhtIe1lde col.
lhpae Imperfect
H1deEEAlks-Rnb.
berg and Theft
-Hcuts@ q Of
Ill Fame
, 1865-07-07
Toledo Marnr IT.

TOLEDO, Jaly 8. 1885.
ar.I1-Hhest sa3c- batka., Sales: White ht1hi-
gan ri ~: AM9er hiicnixAn, Il $; Red y 10 4sh.
81 y. Corn 1c pstt:f; SIC ios mixed oetl hrm u
LAE1 Fxnours-Dnll. sKe fos wheat t. B11alos :
tue n TfHeEO.
, 1865-07-07

GO 70 the Ht1t.-t4o 70 dTJxct q buastont
pf.cht1l business education, or to become good
Telegraph 0psr2tol. Address {eccloa1f stsaF1
tor drculars. BR1Aax 6IHA11on. CE3tfcc, ILL.,
"Paper HanH1gs, Printing, Cslt1niniRg and
Glazing, at r. E. MgbJ's, 80 Randolph street.
MhI4 k334lu
, 1865-07-07

Ths patrons and public generally
will be Pleased to notlee tho advertisements OF J..
". Brndttreet 4 Scn, In smother eo'nmn n,
II now ready for delivery, and those VINO hava not
yei become Subscribers hhould avail themselves
Of an early opportunity to call at their b:anch Of
this carefully revised and reliable work, which Is
unlver: aly 10 be found IN the counting roo MS OF
our hankers, Wholeeale merchants and mann[Ac-
turers.
Tho test OF the conf 'ence placed upon y Brad
streets Reports" II beat shown BY a gltnce at
their very hr9e 50 osetiption List. jy7-c95s It
, 1865-07-07

r,1.-A MN employed in adjusting The tc1e-
rrsnb v1res On the corner OF Clark and Like
srrreu ypstsrdsy morning, fell to ths ground,
6istsnce Of Afteen teet, striking on hls head. He
va dsngc1on1ly injured, Ats name wts not H.
4settStued.
, 1865-07-07
THEE CITY.


EooDa Nrsxux-" Breach OF Promise; OF,
Second Thoughts ne Best." and SERIOUS fAa-
1y." -.,. ao,.
AcApxuY OF Nra1c.-The fn'mitabls BE- -
wossht NInsts1s, in = new and Faf1ea pro-
p4a4oN.d.