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, 1866-05-07

N VIII Relieve the Raby.-Thcre In
Syrup, for children tecthing, NOT only relieves he
eh'd from pain, but regulates the stomach and
gums, reduces all Inflammation, and C1yes rcss,
health and comfort to mother and child. It is
pleasant to take, and perfectly eate In all ca.es It
gives universal satisfaction. a4q3
, 1866-05-07

The breath OF the sweetest foWcra
has been caneht By art and impstsuued in that
wonds.fu1spcnume t' Egyptian Gala Tal1man
Collins. manufacturers. Sold grcfyThere
M a295
, 1866-05-07

doEsn, S11eus 80. Is per dasea. xaxn. IN. s,a n,r
dcEM, f3o1A Ns ~' ~
Papa coll1zs-1ockwuod Axau1acsu,4ar coupspr.
cloth lneo. $taee p9 thousand; 1octTnod. do, q.
sowh pr shoaaaass do tadtos c,oth ,tnsd, $!cpo
pr tooaaaaa % isdiess AT paper, 5000 per tnou-
, 1866-05-07

The mort allt5 report oi this city, for the month
OF April, 1866, fs iutt completed By Iii. Kenick,
the AstI.tant H.sl1h 0neer. It Elbows toial OF
R7s death. during the month, being IN the North
Wvtsicu. 65; in The South Division. 90 and In the
West Division, 1l4. The Geaihs arc somewhat IN
ezeess Of the corresponding month, for which the
mortality was, in March last, Isl; and in April.
1865, aSo-thc increase being, probably, but little
oserthat due to the in7ease In The population. No
deaths from t%all.po1 are reported during the
month. II would seem that o1r pcst-houee, erected
year or two ago under euch an immense pressure.
Is altogether unDecded for The purpose of emsil
pox hotpital- Let us hope that ii viii be equsIly
unMsnted for the reception Of cnoleta p.tlcntt.
The following are the pro1t1nAte cauecs Of death
accident :; bnKhts dieeasc, i; bronehttis, i;
ohrneo, =; calculus; caucer% 3; chldbed, 8; chic.
fofE. collie l; congestion Of the btatn. 4; con
Eeasfon ot the lunes, 4; consumption, 81: convul
stons. y; Group, 16; debility, l; dc:trium tremtna
]; dia7bGt, =; chronic dlaI1htEn. /; dipthenA, s
dfteasc Of The oosFels. 2; d1sease Of the heaT,
disease Of he hyes: .; dsepsy. q. .droxned, 8
ecs,isc feyc1, /; fcuscnt feser, !; scarlet lever
typhoid icTer, q; typne feyrE. 2; b7dsooephalns.
| tuapit1pp. ;; Inflammation OF the hrain, ii; ia
narntnst,on Of the bowels, 8; Inflammation OF tn
lungs, ri; inflammation Of The throat, /; lnteupe1
ance, /, measles, 4, neuralgia !; old agr, 9; pol
, 1866-05-07

Cincinnati market.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdhnne1
" C1sc1sHA1I, Nays
FLors-A aniet market but prices nIm. Sales Of
SpI1cK extras at 40 90.
okAH-"heat Rcafce With good demand. Sales Of
extra spring It S2o. Corn dull an fc Iovrr s,,r. ~
NO. tafxed Ats7c. Osts dull. Sales Of No At .3c
fJe LIN al NC Tor So.1- Barley dull aud nominal
So17os-Ac'fTe. with sales OF niddung At Sic,
NHSkEF-Qniet, With aslea OF free raH 1t a22q
FKos1s1ost-Cenerafiy held above the view, Of bus.
ets 3o hsas nesa posk sold saooo with no setess
Athe close And few huJera- LSd sold IN small lot.
Al IH822c, very little offered At the outside price
hacon Is seasfe clea1 sides sold At 1sc oose Bulk
meats helu A4he higher, without bu5ezs
Ma5EX-EAaY. Exchange csu.
, 1866-05-07

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the ChIca15 Trtbupcl
DITRorT. Nay 6.
CF-lsth1op. Die Vernon. Igsn, Provost, Pe,TF.
Cook. Hsrtsef. Jessie Anderson. Live Tazkee
DuwS-champiou, Anderson, Laft!ner. Ataunto,
Cooper. Golden Hsrycst, WagstAn, Jones' NJ NJ scot1.
st: swrence. skylazk. ". T. Allen. Portland
NIxp-Northeast.
, 1866-05-07
Toledo Market.

ToI1r0, NAY 5.
GhII:Nheat e better: sales OF new Michigan At
vast OLD red wabash 1t $45Q4: new amber 1t k2IqK
o'o q tx5a Corn etesdy; sales At Sic for No.
LAKE FkxIQHTS-Du11 And nominal.
, 1866-05-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

.SNck.Cess.Full.-Th American Cow
1ilke Milkel. The best thing out. Works to charm.
Il. O. N. Babcock d TO-, corner Dea,boru and
Madison Etsceie, Chicago, proprietoss. al70
, 1866-05-07
baltimore jtTnrkrt,

FLnCA-Quiet. ~
GnAIN-Wheat steady. Corn dutct-wtite ssassc .
yellow, s28Sc: Oats ntm at 5sas7c.
Ehoutuess. l2kal.fc
GHoCxRIEContc duli. RIO, lsXankc, cold.
Sngat steady: Gfocer1et !n good deusnd.
, 1866-05-07

49,. -... EKw YoRE, Mays.
3foSET-Steady Ut s2s per cent
SS1EEL1XG ESGnASaE.Quls, II las,ia1esK.
SOLD.-MAooGt otc!dEd changes oreutug at l$sf,
advancing 70 le11, and closing At I'm.
InExRSNkS!t77AIe aedse and advancing.
EIrort8 Of sptcle today. 4I9I5l5.
, 1866-05-07

Co1Gnte'G Aromatic Vegetable Soap.-
4 superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rcanod
VeRetahle OILS in combination with Glyce.tnc, and
The Nursery. lis perfume is exquisite, and IT,
washlng properties nn1tvalled- For sale By al
druggists. febl2hst6 Iy.1sw -
, 1866-05-07
Milwaukee MIark~x

toP%AA o0p4sco 10 too C0Itsko Tfibnoe.1
.-.aa AnwAuxn Mays.
tLouH-ftrn and active. Balea were. % hrls at
ll . for beat winter; 3lo1sk for exp. wtn,er and
1850 {of double t1tsx.
uEAM-sprinE wheat Ic better. sstes At this,aosn-
oE~s Board were: 1saao9 bu It t1.&s4al6tx. cs.h:
etatss teeepts &ts summer rtectpts 3l&sX: seller
~ month"; 9leo: do s1ss tot No. !, sprtps fecetpts,
Noon Goefd-sases were: 5.ooo hr 10. i. v1rt.r r..
cespis It 91.sxe1 u essh; 314sf for suumer re.
eeaeu aad 10 seller an Nay. oAte n.m; sales were
auo ou No. 'reah receipts. 1t sskc Corn decipx: !:
ISLES Ecse: 1.So tn. she1lcd. 1t f;7tsc.
FEpvIalcJs-Butte1 dkm a4Ies Eerr Z fnh. nbntre
* &c. Eggs ioweft sales wsre: tx1s ut llAc.
n1cxr1s-1,eo br1s nouf, 100 bu wheat $3.50 bu
cats. @7 '''eS ~
sn1rAxs1s-1s,ooa hzis nonr As,ooo bn wheat.
Vcascls Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicsxo Tribunal
nxTEor1, MAYS.
uowN-NucIeus. D3untless, Mediterranean. Bhilor.
Blood, CuyshoxA- 'A"'''
WNp-H.E.
, 1866-05-07
philadelphia Market,

--... PuILADEIPHLA, MsY5.
PETKoIKEX-F1rm.
Cor7oS-Dull ;slaSc for mlddling.
FI0rK-Fffm.
GRAiS-Wheat-Red &l.2sta26s; spring s2ooae os !;
whtta &1,4nl 293. Corp-uecined 3kSc. SAFES at 81
csc.
Co{Exx-Dul1. ~. ....-.. ....-
Observation-Disclosures. Mess pork te9-so. Lard
a0sM*tc.
WHIRxxY-pu1t.
, 1866-05-07

Brick HEachine-rhe National Brick
Machine makes, with ontY two-horse power, $4,000
sp!endid eF1cks per day. with well defined edges
i1m What VIC claim for it, wc Will take il hack and
relnnd the money. Address ABRAM REQUA.
mh26.o943- -9n.u " 4
, 1866-05-07

GILBERT & SAMPSON.
~ GENERAL AUcT1oNEgRs,
r. postaat sFssss; sale er tleo STOCK ef supsTios
AT AUCTION,
ca FRIDAY, May llih at ~ o'clock We shall sell st
cur SarsFoous, y Anu Is Dearborn street, one Of the
most extensive stock9 cltich Few nsstcsks furniture
ever sole At suction tn The Wet, ali Of Which IL Or
tn<d Or he hest .eaaoned WOOD 81 tae oess man
1fActnft1 at The Exat e1prc1sly for ty retal t1dt
The sctk consists 10 part ct ettg1us Fntlof suie m
Slk, Cotsli1e: ftush. ffcneh a:a engiish r md
i,al h'pr,I. snd Rsssrsiop Gn.g LADIES' Fancy nd
with the hcat Of French anu EnEf1eh gpods LAdics3
paTior secrrikies Foct Cases, over ttty styles ol
Marble Ton 1kties and Stands. Lsdies' Fsracd Work
cssne<r satt. I'D p.ee<s, !,es Fosa Ut and
WAxrn Walnut. nnl.nsd plain and In ebony trimmings
Ea4eNocd and Nahoeany DO, and new stYl- OF e.
cetdtnzfy rich Che.tuus Sttts in ~a1nut and ebony
rtmn 1nEr which attention IL particularly lnfifed.
wArut .pd uat sideooasds. iilAr And Scroll Leg Ex
eeres WhAtnots- Corner and side Rraeketa for orna
ents. Mu.:c Ssxnes Also bsauttfu! assortment Of
Pctish Walnut and Gold GILT Frame A1rrprs ol all
fixrl ard styles. with many Other koods uaefnl and
lie Ehoie making The most at1actlye sails Of Heb
furniture ever ED west Of New York Every tice
ia tbs fn1t w1t1 be Eaa1ted equal to any rnanutac
;uEed or eold 10 dtet establishment Ia the
counttY The goods will be on exhibition the day be
iore the tale. Nheu they xtn speaA or themselves
.s.t ss tassa e s5sTas ~ s9ods
~ Etd md shipped. Tie falo vii be po.iIve aad
~dsSos liz ''' dlLBEIf i SAMPSON, Auct1s.
, 1866-05-07
Pay your Stale aud County taxes be
fore tie 15th. mytad04 ,3tsMw

To the Pnbltc..Do not pay such lnrce
prices for yonr Clothing and Furnishing Goods
when you can buy 1t at 1lg Soulh Clark strect al
pr1ccs before the war. Our crock fs lust
and We advise all In lnant to ca before buying and
satisfy themselves. aiSl
, 1866-05-07

c...... LONDON. April a6.
2sth of April rays American securities darinT tno
EesE hare been mainly influenced BY connlciine ru.
hus b1s been consdrs6a Tsss na9e tten Or
on GtFMan Account which have been mai Nv ordsrs
f5om Pu,ehas r fos shipment 70 No. YofE at ,he
uoLe sos clio: Ing at 7b!{IoX: llIiaos centraS Sis
sox; Ere on ssE. forced aaes Wcre sod dow III to
london money maIxet-su -sunds confipue ,eu.,t,vr sn,
E!to1t material nnc.uaton IN commercial and ttnan.
Si1 slIslss; pI;conEt demand Is node1ale Bank
buo5,p,, with u adsa5cs aei, 81 Es1a q
lost Sales 1oT io9r d.ys @ osas pnt5S o
70 tpecustors and iuporter, Manche1ter msffet hxs
6esn rru' With an upward tendency, bit closes less
RRa5s.Dsr17Fs-uasep R.lss been qnie. md Steady.
sfssSy; Ss1a :ssay; i!sa 5: "a ass ss.s aa's' 'na
Ss "a bss 6
ter dnla. let. oIeum inactive. but fir1n. i5nGnr
eafsdstn's aaiet but steady sussss nm = and qusss
oss, slosed sesx ief monsS amer.
'oH' Iii. Central. sossox; Iii: ss3. 's'' VINO
CoTTox-sales Of The week, s,sM 6.ies. 'tnelpd,nr
10y 70 specnfators aud 3i.:0o 70 exportefs MaEfet
Wcn n'se n; a. p..T aa;inse & s on
aaynnet on wstk Of X@ld On fsir nd miodiinE
a,ke1 1maet, c,os;1s s1ss ,n,st 5,odsy nd5'
M !adak xd; asios 1piaaoss &as IL i'll Ap9e ae
aud generally unchanged.
MoSxr-Consols clo1sd At ssYas7 tof monsrI tTth The
weekly return Of The nank Of KneIsnd enoSi d..
fsts'e T sa. Z nntgn Of Gaoso A@eie.a sssuss-
s.ta@s.4. ~a' A3"o
, 1866-05-07

Because a Person has q bad Courr, IL
although care Of Consumption Il rarely mel With
nsaccompansed By distressing cough. Where,
however, rtedlsposttiou to pulmonary diseases
the Lungs and waste. The general strength, and
soon establishes an incurable complaint. N all
cases then. 1t IL the safer pian to get lid Of cough
pose no remedy acts more promptly or surely. or
With more benefit to the organs Of the chest than
compounded from carefully relected drugs, md
which, on tr7a, will always be found worthy Of ia
WORLDWIDE reputation. Sold by all Druggists,
, 1866-05-07

Uoyd,s Balm Ia a certaln curs fnr
Cholera Morbus and Diau1na
myeAa$t{s sSSt
, 1866-05-07

Where and How to Educate our Sons,
-"Tcach them that which they Wilt practice when
they become men, Eastman Natfona! Business
College, Chicago ILL.,, the popular practical lnsu-
tutjol Of the country. Address
w150 Ep EASTMAN, Principal.
, 1866-05-07

Go to the HeSt-G0 70 KBFTant lk STRAIT.
tona Chicago Commercial College to get a thor
onGh, practical business education. or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address Tor circulars,
BRYANT j. STRATIoN, Chicago, III.
, 1866-05-07

Cucumber Growers, Attention,
Thrrt Thousand barrels OF cucumhcrs wanted this
summer, delivered In Chicago by the wagon load
or otherwise. Address box 1886, CbIcaso. alsl
, 1866-05-07

Go to N. r. Wcrrfllss for the larseA,
and bcet aseorted ttock OF kerosene lamps. Ian
terms, chandeliers, glassware, Sc, &C., Il and Z;
Randolph street, pJEG
, 1866-05-07
ID 1 e d.

In this city. May eth. PnILOMELA G., vie Of Rev.
Glen " ocd. peacefully feli asleep In Ietus-
The fuErra1 scsycea will be attended 81 the resi-
Asrce No. .14j, rsrE Avenue. 1t one O'Clock p. n-.
TEs.dAJ. -.
In this city. Saturday, May 5, ,Jod9ec. FITCH.
aged 81 yeArs, monlhs. -.
Erref1t from the residence OF his daughter, Nrs,
Mary F. llark No. 81 South C11tou street. this ATcf-
noon 1t two O'clock
In ths. etry, Friday, M&y 4tn. WAITER n. only ron
of 4 and r. t. yAuE Enan. nged Is months and day.
Fuptr1t will take rlAce from their rcs1denct. lis
Walnut ftEeet. to-day Sunday II p No. FRIENDS OIL
the sanlly are l. v4ted.
In this eity. Nay sth, At I 4. n, Mrs.. joHE H.
"a, efnl stTTtcea Will be held this afternoon 1t
.cfocE nc n her late residence I'll SoEth canRss.
Aar sth, l56s. JOHN CAERo rHERs, axed q yeszt.
e sill be removed 1eItGEtou. OHIO. for ntcfmdat
, 1866-05-07
B1atni1tu.

ROARD1NG-A pleasant front
- room. furnished or unfusnishcd suitable for q
eente9an snd wtfe- TWO gentlemen, can be o}tntn
Cd viii board, at 301 Ohio street, Asi3
, 1866-05-07

THE PARTNERSHIP EXIST-
- ING under the nr1n Of HOEE& ROBBINS CT.
pIes hls Day ny Limitation. All unset,led business
1 y H. . nIe nf VII oe closed b Robhlns, who
oaee - 1ASalle street, under The STATE Sa1lnes IN.
'tWs19n: We1q: HOWE Robbins.
1d
, 1866-05-07

srocxe-Consols elosed s,as:H iof money. Aner. ay
lean Setu1fsies n.Ker: Uptttd Ststes s1.s nita
i0h Ill. Central, sa$So4; Erie, SAX '''s~
, 1866-05-07

MoSxf-Consols cloaed At ssKas7 fot nontv u - Ti4
Weekly return OF the hank Of ENGLAND thoWs de-.
Srrase tn bullion Of ESA0t1- Amercan gccurittcs-
a.a@5.3. ~~a' A@"o
, 1866-05-07
THE CITY,

Mnfsfk71AI Ox1oH-1he ncH meeting Of the
enieago Ministerial Union VIII b. held In ths
rooms ci the Young Meme Christian Association.
thN lMond1s} morning, 1t 10 o'clock. 4 fuiI ri.
, 1866-05-07

thous gratifying suceers In the treatment of inr.
nsaies. slnce March, 16da, fosty five person: have
ftru previously REGARDED AZ couaeucu inehri
afts, ato len as periodical urtnktrs, Fony-one
Ut VT sesi1en's OF Illinois, and four from o.her
ne machinery NTH which the Home operates 10
Isiom tne lives erd hahl's OF those who arc nlaced
w. ,t. , NJ ea's ttmny TO AXE fallen nro'hct b.
ni- eneosts:en.nf. The law ot persuasion Ia en-
pin.td. rathcr Than The d.. Of coe1cion~a1l The
h.nols thau! nect q 'bc Home are thrown around
nm; AID tha! there influences are productive or
Eeoa irst:t, the many cafc. enumerated In The re-
@ non WI aoundanily >hpw- Hundreds Of uniotfu-
r,o;. o. every re and position IN lie have neen
1ocars of the Mise and intelligent trcsffncnf thcv
nave received at Inc Home. SHcn m 1nslttutjnn !.
the public " 1a VA
orn PARKe.=7he work On the city parks Is pro-
E1csaES iamon'iy,:tte only fault 10 be found being
lEN 1he appropriations viii soon he exhausted,
ne ptrrent contract for Union Park covers only
ne uenehlnE Of the ground to depth Of eighteen
insIs 1no the depo=ltton Of some four sheusaud
nas,ton manure. y, s IN about two weeks ,he appfo-
ofr III Il nsosdsa A le.s len thousand doll1fs
io continue rhat ha4 bcen % xIi he"nn "a M
PEOPLE Of the West Dlsitton some nrT..ncst al
d,enns. PARK IN which theT eaa rustcste whcn 20
xs1,c Laso,n lsrk in the North Division. nnch the
ars Ssss ss ne SAD in generals, though lie smounfs
uohe5 B Hanted, and as This Is The tessnn ah.H %
ctiio' asc made, there can be no hsfm IN
io1 1Ss.s cnnen 10 !hs taet inst money i. wanted
much les usuitl and more objectionable WaT. IL
TIE LAKE. TrssEL-Dursnc ,hc l,.t ,xo q
three "otline osys Of the pas. week The civ Enr1
ucere have 9een engaged in taking observation. "a
the exact determination Of the line aone The crn,c
OF the fnuuel The crestion has often bcsn 80.
, 1866-05-07

ROARDING-A front room, new
~ u painsed and papered. to 1et upYu,utshel. to
cent1emsn ana Etfe q BIB statc street Also &C.
Terms, from - 50 to Is 90 pef week ' sSf9
, 1866-05-07

SoLuIEEs' MONUMENT TAssoc1A77oN.-A mccttnr
1f the tniied Service Club Is called los Monday
ctensn- at u o'clock. to take action in the matter
Of organizing The Soldiers Monument Association.
Ihr mtc,ing will be held in their rooms. in The
t'neto Hoa.r building. Major General q. Ii. Prem
It's row IN The city will be prcecnt. and several
o:le1 prominent army officers tayo promised 10 at-
ttud. The Increment Il one which will endcat it.
Ecl 10 all Nbo desire 10 pe1petuafe The memories OF
tic gallant dead. who fell in The struggle for The
auppIe* sion Of the rebellion, and we uust to see
full attendance Of members Of the t.1ub
, 1866-05-07
ReHI @8tHfR-Gttp,

ITO RENT-A tWo-story Dwelling
y Houae. suitable los one Of two tAlnl1ea. with
tssxe 31xd md gard, Aisot new m4tkStorc; ray
u. H.FEHs Is Deaxbotn street. 800
, 1866-05-07

SUNDAY scnooI RErS1oS.-The annual reunion
o. the Sabbath Schools connected With the Fir t
baptlst Church Of this city YVES held yesterday af-
teruoon In the building OF the pareut church. The
Home, Shields Mission and Sorlh Star Mfssloo
Eefe represented. abo1t seventeen hundred chill
uEen being pErsent. The editlce was very appro-
Jacobs, The efficient superintendent OF the parent
sehool pre- ided. After singing. and reading oi
Tue .sf1pt1rc*, tue schools were addressed BY Rev.
Church and ReT. E. 6. Taslo1, pastor Of the
, 1866-05-07

NtIlEaKUs AIEl1 = I8b3.
C0'PARTNER2UIp NOTICE.
The undcf1igued hayo this day sstnrisfea .tsr,
eeIEes unaer the nEm nAme Of WILDE d STAKRETT.
1os tne Transaction Of general Lumber Rn1tness.
JOSEPH WILDE.
r.,... .,. a. 80. D. 4. SIARRETT,
street ChleAfp, LII. ~ SN siS-
, 1866-05-07

1HE Nxw coCEcn-1h.s evening, betuv the
Hs.t Monday IN Asy. tho Aldermen elected a he
recent Spring election will takn 1bsfr s..t, h, the
Council. Thus wdn be the fssl regular meeting oi
, 1866-05-07

RKsovAL-fhe numerous fricnda of Nessrs.
Sutten Burkist win not be surprised 10 learn
that their old quarters on 1asalle street hare for
sitr rapidly increasing bua,ness, md ncccsai1ated
removal TO more Extensive quarters. They haye
ftnosed 10 No. III LAKE. street, wnefe their friends
assortment than ever OF zephyr ,sor1ted. woolen
ana Gotten yarns cotton hosiery. SC. They hope
with increased facilities TO. secure yet larger
NEED Of ruhlic palronaee than that so hbcsa]jy
awarded 10 them al the old stand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-10
Mr. voorhees,, Last Words In
tine Rump GOnarsess.

twill be remembered hat the re-
port of the committee on Mr.. Voorhees,
case was in favor Of his clear right to
the seat, and that the majority, in
obedience to Thad. Stevens. command.
OVERRIDE even their own committee. and
crPette9 iapt5ro Congress 5essahse his
Uote stood IN the ray of their plans,--
Below will be found the closing remarks
of Mr.. Voorhees,. For fearless. ous-
spoken manllness, and defiance of those
who have converted themselves into u
Hmodern Judgement" it's not, excel
led: IgI8 Fssnad aaE
Mr.. Speaker, | have but little more
to say and but one favor to ask. You
know, and know, and the House and
the country I4ow, that / have tho To-
gal majority OF the votes; but if the
report Of the committee is TO- be sustain
ed, let it be done on its true ground
| have been your fair foe. | have met
You in open, honorable warfare, and [
am entitled at least to candid hostility
at your hands, I.haye neither skulked
nor lodged ON this floor, and ifa sacri-
fice is required to appcase the political
Moloch which has so long presided here,
you have selected the proper VICTIM
lie will not shrink from the blow
God being my helper, this political glib
bet shall not be matter of rcproach
to me or mine. Ifyou wish to purge
Parliament and reduce this already
fractured Congress to still grcater uni
tormlty Of opinion, you hold the axe,
aud defy It's edge, MS well as the NAL
ice OF the cxecutioners. Strike; but
you cannot Kill. Danish me, sir my
heart is not here. 1t is in my beauti-
iul Western home. | am thinking of
that people who have so often covered
me with their affection as with shield
IN the hour Of storm and danger. To
them will gladly 90 I owe them more
for their confidence. than | can eyer pay;
but at least one merit they will always
enncede to mel have never shrunk
from the ymdication If their rights
aud may the light Of heaven be denied
10 my eye when for the sake of posi-
ton Or place, prove reercapt to their
principles.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-10
T'he Morn plais rsiof.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette Rad
THE SECOND DAY.


MEMPHIS, May 1.-The riot was re-
sumed this morning, and continued with
much fury until noon, with consequent
ces equally as disastrous as those Of yes
terday. Before daylight crowd of
some five hundred negroes attempted to
gain admission to the fort and secure
the arms in the arsenal, but were def
antly met by the commanding officer
who threatened them with grape shot if
they did not instantly disperse, when
they immediately retired. General riot
ing commenced about nine o'clock, be-
ginning by the declaration of negro in
a low groggcry that every id white
man in the city would be killed before
the cessation of hostilities, which decla-
ration reaching the ears of several white
men, resulted in the violent death Of
the negro. Then the war began in earn
est. Startling rumors reached the bus
mess portion of the city, and citizens
arming themselves with all sorts Of wea-
pons, rushed frantically in crowds to
the scene of the riot, breaking into gun
aud pistol stores as they went, and ap
propriatng all the arms they could fud.
They we're followed by thosheriiFs force,
the police force, iircmen and posse,
organized aud armed by the Mayor
couih street was again the battle ground.
Here tue negroes had collected to the
number Of at least 500, bearing aloft
q black flag as their standard, and boot
ing, yelling, and firing in every direc-
ton. Most Of them were DISCHARGED
soldiers, still wearing their uniforms.
aud were armed with muskets. The
citizens charged on them, pouring in
yoiley OF shot at the same time. which
caused the negroes to run, leaving some
l5or 20 Of their brethren dead and
wounded on the ground. The return
ire killed Que citizen and mortal!y
wounded two others. The advantage
was pressed and the negroes were driven
haltor SHELTER beyond tho city limits.
scattering 10 every direction. Various
rumors are sH71i 70 theblmbag killed
bat !. cihBat bo less than fifteen. |
have positive knowledge Of eight. |
could not learn 'he ndines OF tine white
men Outside the city lmit, the torch
WIS applied 70 severed negroes dwell !
ilussr which ire now moss u mpsiug
runs The white troop, finally sue.
ceeacd ~ stopping the riot, aud all is |
now quiet with the exception Of occ,.
slsaal firing 10 the suburbs Violence
20 pe.eaabIa negroes has ceased But /
sry iew make them appearance on the .
5iFegta
Nas. afthe black rioters arc skulking
beyond the city limits, and the white
'raats Of whom there arc only two com.
.apHs age disarming them as rapidly az
.us#fbla
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-05-10
The EenIans--'Erial Of O'Ma-
hOny, &c.

from the New York World, May 9TH.
The proceedings in the case Of John
O'Mahony, late Head Centre, are still
iuprogress at the headquarters IN Union
Square. The terrible crash in the for.
tunes of O1Iahony, has completely
humbled that august individual and
rendered him powerless. His chiefsup-
porters are deserving him in shoals, and
in few days he will have to face the
gathering storm alone and unsupported.
To render the matter worse there is n
division in the organization, aud the
factions are now preparing for fight
for the spells, one led BY O'Mahouy,
aud the other by j. Doran Killian, who,
despite the disgraceful failure at East.
port, is still as picturesque and imposing
as ever.
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The Interview 0f' Mrs. Davis
Win her Husband.

\ letter from Fortress Monroe, speak
INK Of the interview OF Mrs. jefferson
Davis with husband, on the Sd inst,
says
Mr. Davis had been appriscd of her
coming Within fifteen minutes from
the time Of her admission to the fort
she was with him in Carroll Hail.
Lieutenant Fessendcn bore her com
pany. She has remained with Mr..
Davis all day, aud took dinner with him.
An officer has been constantly in the
same room. Their meeting was u ten
der one, as such a meeting must natu.
rally be after such protraeted scpsra-
ton, and particularly under the circusi-
stances attending their separation. She
couicsscs finding Mr., Davis in better
health than sho had expected, but still
ayers that hc is much fceblcr than when
brought here. She il every way salts
fed with the treatment he has received.
aud acknowledges that everything.
saving his restoration TO liberty, has
been done for him tlmt could be. To
DR. Cooper hts medical attendant aud
adviser, she is specially thankful, and
gives him the unqualified credit OF
keeping him As we'll aud cheerful as he
Is. Mrs, Davis is accompanied by her
youngest child, a sprightly girl, twenty
months old. The manner aud CONVEX
'ation of Mrs Davis While at the Hy-
;eia Hotel was that Of one perfectly ~
bone Oh all subjects, and extremely
ady-likc IN all her remarks on the va
.ious topics Of The day.