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, 1866-11-25

Tnu7AL AssArLTr.-Du:ing The past week Tic
prt,ec Ccart has developed some Of rhe lowest
4n .nosi bcazly accounts Of b' utaltty which haze
bern made public ior mouths. Two osta; X nore
wc.c added 10 the 1i.s ou Saturday.
On FntI,y cac Stephen Eadc- visited saloon
on 1Le Wc.. side, In intoxicated state, aid ha
ra1 10 nhnse Henry Mehrins, German cltixeE
whc1a BIT found there. Mchrin- being man o
rcaie End cH;c.neas sought 10 avoid q collision
W., El:n, hit the 1sn only pc-sf*tcd, aut II +
1iieccd. c.: him and te4atchec him III the mos
shocking E1as.er, concluding by nearly hreakiul
his lc. y {tt hnEe cicb. Ladies was 6ucd 81 OF
SATURDAY Eo:nir. ii the 1'o'iee Court.
rcEuis slau-bnsssy, o:lc Of tho oEiElna
Sh.rch1css5 iaratly. whose nasnc has given dis
ssrt ablc tca to the character Of al pusnact
DIFF lfi>hneu, wa. asftsted and lueEea mp o.
Tn-ay nisAL lie reeatcs on Well et1cet, apt
wEtu &C Sci. deuuk h'. housc /. tAc abode q
1risc-y. A. he is rarely rob-r, his orelttng I
.tlu7siEy tho rcct.e OF coutnaen family wrctctied
c@-e. Beating his wife Eccsmc too common
tLn~ so he tIic7 the experiment OF nsinC her 9
boom, causing te7 half and s:.irss to casncr n
the dust and bread c.ulub. Of their E1ieacn. A
.tr this he beat her stmc more, aud crowned It
1trscrna aacc With knocEfn. out q few of b
;crts. III was as.a1gned befurc Justice sturt
scEt 0i, Saturday morning. nncd - and seascuct
10 sixty days 1t tic pridcntll.
, 1866-11-25

RAJ, Eo1p*-CHANGE Or T1xE.-on and a{kf
November 18th, Trains vii! leave Chicago On the
Eock Island RAILROAD at ECO =. m. and 9:l5 p NJ
Joliet Accommodation, 4:uO p. m. Arrive IN caa'
c2sc Al .,45 q. NJ, e:c9 p. n. and Joliet Accomno-
Gatlo.. Al t:59 4. IL. -.......-
Ia ihc lTlnoi. Ceulzal Railroad, passenger
cane viii lea.e af1er sunday al SOD a IN 1Goo p
H.; hausak=e Accommodation, +cn r n. and
::-5 u. u.Ar1t.inG ut 16SI p n. ns5 a. m lAaa
.:1sc a. :ss .: n. and from Nyde Ia'k a. s'4a
e. INA H., l:5a p, III. and i:e1 p. N.
~ tic Michigan centrAl lsaif1o4d, passeug !:
t7ans will ltAsc after -uudt4. 9Th Instant ns TO-
ieWs: Nornin. Express, 800 .. m; Day Gxpses
8: :. lit Evening E1;Iress, 3:i3 p. 1n.; Night Es
r:,.: = ) =. IL; Saturdays, to Nllts only. ={s !:
n. Will arrive: Morning ExprcsF, s:2a p. H.; Ia
EyFrts-. 1l:th u. m Evening kxpscss, teoo l. p
NIL i.Ilsrrgs, l.:.u p n; Mondays, ftom Nile
nLi.+ !-::y :. m .
Ila,snaro:sf. onissit!c j. Cincinnati, tsins Il
!: y. II. Vii! a.riys At ii:0o p. n. and ID:
4. N.
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Real 3sstate--Gttp.
xmpRnYEQ,

TOR BAf.E-Forty feet on Wabash:aY,:
II Hs5:y sSq:f 4 t !ss&. u so
I1OK Desirable residence on On
Nos 5:;sss ra ssss q Il In I'd
5!as Sfs p.s. x.'a ca y
Il ISss fsss sfa5 s4oi Eas:;e' ss@,. " = nav
Ton sALE-Iwo lots on Warren st.:
otcet o. .'so HSa1s 1'.xs; nsd
M.naeShee- Ms,ssnSseS.':il; loon ." i Is: l: i:----
TOR SALE-House and lot. 90 West ns;t
e. Fl, s1ihis:e e.rs r 'es caies1o
T0K SALE-By s. d. Kcrloos & Co.,
aa.Eosass Il tessn and lease. OF North SIDE
o-os N Sosth Il ~ nsss4 xafs .. rooms
6 ie. S0s 1S0n, fss' Isl 'si ca Judd
oao-ss.s si 60 % = i easEa,n =, c,,se,,nes.
s5:A S ee. e g q .!si
eos9-i0-Th1se de.Esbls 1ssiosassst near Jefferson
r.tK n 9asIa at @ N ss Lakes,
3 soI4 eeesR f1f s.sn a. we. wa.nlretoa
st.: has all nodero convenience Ae'n' ~
sa1-Goea Sz,ek hsu.e: sa!a: ETC., on splendid 'o
soo-cesss & ss {? I 81 y "a I'd
I sSg-Warrcn-a,. dwelling. u rooms; nsoaesa LII
ss47Eee EnFssa basement houses on Aag'''- MA
A,-1rdasaa afs axellme wilt, 10, tssl., east fto2'
sas9ss ct os IF s2
ssys;;s 19s,ssa:s ss; fSes ssIsse
5s:s.s e.: Twenty
e4o-1soe e; ;axahs;. u KaaSa: saeh''esaa'
ssss = IS ts* H.usssan choice IN
several pde.FnSIe ie1fe residences In Evanston. t.,
one Of tae nnest pl1ecs IN Aurora, H.. elegant IL
, 1866-11-25

NEW Toxx, Eovenber n.
FL[CK.
T1orf has bee7 greatly deprc*sed during The past
:hr larEr nfFtvata decline Euld and s!snEcnty N
the money MARKET Prices hare drelsaed froa e .
isn ily brands. A. the eoreets.a demand has r.
eyase Id il no1 shont s:a,ooo tri., eQual 70 enc
= hat IT - 1fnk 4
, 1866-11-25

E'1EE.-Aboyt three o'clock on Saturday after.
~. Il. alasE vst ennded from lox twenty eight,
bLt ths d:e proved to be At some distance tnoa
Ia, lceauon+ b.inE in the two-story frame resi-
G.,tr No. Ill s.ichlgau avcuuc. corner Of 7nir-
tt<-t,: street, Ted and occupied By Il. {.
Dl.:al i, l.sn. Of .he INN oi Dusaud Bios. &
Poaegr. Wholesale grocer. Tho Games originated
~ Tic h.,.tD:sl of u.r 1rc tho south eide Of the
Eo*se. In.. burned the WOOD work along Tho
.:i:. my Up 10 IT. roof, slteadinx ont = ths
ectora stoty 70 as To consGmc wIdc por-loE OF
1l.r C.. :..r ca-i = ,lr roof was also Injured by
tbr :i:c and ~ beng cut through 10 adlait the
.u-.,3,e. Ine n.ain dalu=-c. fowcvc:, |. that
f,e.:.i,. 81 By the vssur. tie handsome furniture
in ca:l, ,rc;: 1tom being completely soaked,
:rd n-aeb oi Il ru.n-tf. An unnecessary amount
Of waics IS t..raH n, a. The are aas confined 70
L .,s. ,tla'l >;,aecv ART eoh2d have ltecu casfy
etcltd b: s;:-gle +'Iesn
The -,aU&r. oi ;oss c.n ol1y s4e estimated. but
VIII -.h.hy 1e frt, $i,hG 10 $500. The
Loa.c a',d fc,nitnre were insured for <H,WO. Mf,
.,:r u be e.s the compasy 10 be Ikc Lumber
mas. Tic Insurance was placed by +.
Ai.tr,
, 1866-11-25

,-.:.:'s DISKrH The yath OF November
u 'ne ~. -. apart By tic Sons Of Scotia for the
ccnEtfuetnh tEnhes9 patron saint. The rites and Get
Erer. ..c alway. conducted In such an asrcca.
fourth Ger fhat the fcstlrc occasion never 1ais 70
nnd.r The nirds Of Iii who pTopose 70 p.:Mt.ei. rs
unuel anticipation. Of happy time Tue
! gislation l. 1ow Dui:c close a. baud, aa1 =.
Will this ta1hv TIC advertisement T. anoshei
and think q ah.fs. .hs tiSs " s
more than retrrs4s, thts. ihe tseniy:n1:t nj:
oft,:;hhee' b: 81 tEas bas been held. Tht M
comretit;ss, q ~ -. ~
haze srsc Of i hciTs5 Highland welcome"
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Boston Fish Market.

HlFlt -afsr.7e 6udE0HI may -s
Themarket for Goldfish Is quiet, but nrm In
view OF the high price of provisions. There
Is moderate demand both for consumption
and export But stocks are reduced, and pFi-
ces would probably advance, but for the net
that lots OF new from the eastern coast win
soon be in the market. =
Sales of Grand Bank and Bay Fundy at ~
@6 8 Per oil for medium and large, including
English and French; small, S2193per qtL
New georges are plenty, and selling IN large
lots at S57696 per qtl. Halze are scarce and
nearly nominal At S29S loose, and - z93 ~
packed. Pollock are selling at S292 so loose,
and S2IS9S per qtl, packed.
Mackerel are scarce; and, with o 6pecula-
vedemand, and stocks are rapidly chang
ing hands, and prices have further material
" advanced- Those who are trying TO con-
trol the supply, however, at present, extreme
rates, VIII very likely get bitten, rs the new
each OF No. As win soon begin to come for
ward.
Dbl, now held at SlS 50,SI9, No . are scarce
and held atSl7 so. No. So are out of the mar
ket- AleWtyeS are scarce and arm at s. per
Dbl. Picked Herring are dull at S28S 50 per
bbl for common and Labrador. smoked
herring are selling at 60960c per box for No
and scaled. Salmon are nominal nj $5IR59
peF tiePce.-RulLetin,
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Now York MARKET

GNAsW 1OkhAA1 way Atl+
Cotton-Firm and more active ut 3I935c for
middliLg. Flour-OPened steady but closed
dull and l092Oc lower; s. z5@S 20 for extra
state; 50 3n@lO 90 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and $40 O5gl0 IS for trade brands. WHISKY
Quiet at 2sin bond. Wheat-0pened steady
but closed dull and nominally 2d4c lower;
prime old amber Michigan, to arrive soon
from Liverpool, 50 60, and last evening one
boat load Of new No. 1 Milwaukee at g OK,
which is now decidedly above the market.
Rye-QuIet at SIC for western. Barley and
Barley MRlt-DuIl. Corn-Opened shade
hrmer and closed quiet at yesterdays prices;
799S2c for unsound; S29Sic for sound mixed
western In store and delivered, and 76C for
damaged. Oats-Dull; 49950c Tor new mes,
and 5S1$9Blc for old do. Coffse-Dull Sugar
Dull; lU9ll1zc for Cuba, and 1l1<c for Porto
Rico. M0laAses-Firm ut 7O@75c for Porto
Rico. Petroleum-EasIer; 2Sc for crude, and
431<94ic for refined In bond; do for July at
46Sc. Pork-Closed heavy; $50 1881 % for
new mess, closing at $50 IS regular; $40 ESQ
so 90 for old do, and S24 50925 % for prime;
also $50 bbls new mess for May, June and
July, sellers and buyers option, at SO 76@
81 q. Beef-Steady at previous prices. Beef
Hams-Are quiet at $500. Cut Meats--FiTm
at l21z9l31zc for shoulders, and l71<@lec for
hams. Bacon-Quiet and steady At l55S9
1870 for short ribbed. LaFd-Quiet and
steady, sellers option, 21<. Butter--Heayy
at S2@4Sc for western, and 3594Sc for state.
Chea9R-Dull at l0620c,
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The DuGoodsTrade.

The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JobbeFs prices
The market was quite strong and nrm to-
OF cotton fabrics. Sheeting-Brown LacOnta
B 81; Appleton A 2l1<; Atlantic A =; Broad
way .; Cabot r %; CohaSet p; New Market
A p: Dwight A %; Indian Head 81; James q;
Nashua extra %. Observation-Disclosures, Bart
lett %; Ballou & Son 20s Bates Xxx s.: Bay
Mills s.; Forest Dale 81; DwtghtSJ; Hill Sem
York Mills S6942I<; Pepperell 81 TX; do 81
721S; do 81 100; do 1914 10; do ia 10. Prints
ALIENS is: American IL; AmoSkeag l51<;
CochecO 10; Dunnells 16; Freeman Is Garner
lS1S; Lancaster l6; MeITimac d Is; MerTimac
w 10; Pacific Is; Richmond 175<; Sprague's
frocks Is; do fancy is; Sullivan 16; WauIegnn
ID. Drills, Brown-Amoskeag q: Boot Mills
20; Globe p; Massachusetts, 3; Pepperell p;
Stark II %: Winthrop Is. Blue Checks
Cedar Grove 81; Haymaker 81; HIberniR 4O5
Whittenden .; Workingman 50.
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New York money ana stock nLarket.

INV 40kA1Af Aus
Money and Gold-Money easy at 4@5 per
cent. sterling Exchange-FIrn at 109I69
l091<. Gold Lower; opening at lS01S; adj
vancipg 70 1905, and closing at 1854.
Government Stoclks-Ste1ldy; q. 8. 6s, $40
coupons, 90, lOl5S; do IS, lO2s Treasury 7-S0s
Ffeights-ro Liverpool without decided
.stocks-steady; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago 100; Chicago & Northwestern pre-
Eerred 5g1S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh s4<;
Michigan Southern SU3S; Ohio d Mississippi
eerttneates 2szS; Reading 1859; Hudson Ito;
New York bounty loan 81 Erie 751S; Mari
poSa Il; New York Central 931<<; American
Coal 6f9<; Pennsylvania Coal 40: Mariposa
preferred ~; Western Union Telegraph,
Russian extension l071<<; Western Union TEL
egrtph 6Osz; Quicksilver SIX; Alton q Tene
HauteT5.
board, Canton Cox: Boston Water Power NJ;
Cumberland 455E Spruce Hills *: Q lick
silver 5I7s; Western Union Telegraph 81;
Mariposa preferred q; New York Central
s?5s; u ndson losISi Erie 555<<;; Beading l05SS:
Chicago & Toledo l043<; Chicago & Rock
Island, extra dividend, sf5<; Chicago q
Northwestern 2S1<; do preferred sex; Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne a Chicago ag1<.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the stock Market.

NEW YORK, May To-
The Commercials money article says:
at the morning board the speculation
buoyancy in stock was sustained. and the
leading shares made slight advance upon
the prices OF yesterday. Erie advanced TO
741l, at which price some heavy transactions
were made Tho bears in stock put ont flesh
shorts In anticipation of q decline after the
present speculative pinch; Michigan southern
was active at the board at SU5<dSl; Cleveland
& PitIsbnrg ndyanced<. The general tone OF
the market Is decidedly firm and the shorts
appear dmid. The strength OF the street is
entirely In favor OF an upward movement,
which has every encouragement nom the
increasing ease in money and the April re-
turns of a majority of the roads. The advance
in the rates OF freight has increased the long
interest in expectation ofimproved earnings
for May. The miscellaneous list Is without
special interest, and upon the whole rather
weak. State stocks are rather firmer. Gov
ernments are less active than yesterday.
There are fewer sellers OF old sos, and pEf-
ces show a tendency to recover the Last de
cline; 10-i9S and 7-30S are u better. Gold
opened firm but suddenly declined under the
offerings, which were regarded as indicating
that the Government was again selling.
Gold Is loaned fiat
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LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Ten tenement
buildings, on 4th and Bullet streets,
was burned this morning. Loss $780,
600, which was insured principally in
home companies. There is another fire
raging in the premise of Geo. Brobston,
between Plumber and Market street.
The total destruction of his establish
ment is feared.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Pittshureh OnpTor,ket.

PTrTsBURGH, May Is.
There was but limited demand for crude
yesterday. Prices were advancing, and
holders ara asking Ice barrels returned, and
gle packages fncInded. we heard OF two or
three small lots ut I6c. Buyers genefaIy are
not willing 70 fall in with the views OF sellers
Reports from OH City quote crude on the
creek n s. q per barrett Refined in bond Is
hrm, with some inquiry, but few transactions.
Prices are about the same as previously quot
ed Resitiuuna and napthA ara not inquired
for. The only arrival at the wharf yesierday
as reported by the Whartnaster, was 61 bblS.
for Ffsher q Bros. TheBame firm had some
q 600 bblsL above, which arrived Late in the
Afternoon.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May Is.
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled and faegu-
lar. opening at 81 706I II and fell subse-
quenIIy TO 81 66@l 81, and closed ut about
81 6S1<; No. 2 Is steady at 81 90. CORN nrm
At Slzzc for No. and T946c for NO. = Oa1s
F istslai q stesdy ff'Yis4'He
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NEW YORK, May 15.-The Chronicle
of this city publishes the address from
ident of the United States of Columbia,
to the people of the republic. The
President strongly denounces the last
insurrection, and gives the assurances
that he will protect every citizen in the
enjoyment of his right
Before sailing from Europe President
MosQuera concluded treaty of friend
ship and commerce, and another rela-
tive to postal affairs with England. He
also arrived at an agreement with the
Papal Government concerning the adj
ministration of ecclesiastical affairs,
which has long been a subject of dis
pute between the political and ecclesi-
astical authorities. According to this
agreement the church will continue TO
be separate from the State.
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SALEM, MASS, May 15.-A fire oc-
CURED here last night which destroyed
Lynde Block, old Saltonstall school
house, together with several buildings
on Essex and Liberty streets, the East
damaged, but thevaluable collections Of
curiosities was saved. Lynde Block
was owned by Francis Peabody.
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Total. 10000 147oo 900 9.25ooOo q. oO0

The yield OF the present year may be safe
" estimated at four millions Of pounds above
that of last year.
The wool crop OF these States comes In
great part from particular sections of each
not from the States at large in anything like
even propoI tons Il ON their several counties
Thus, Illinois wool comes mainly from the
northern and central portions OF the State,
Wisconsin wool from the southern part, and
Iowa from the eastern and southern portions.
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49, bVEFALOS May 10.
FIourzactive; eastern State 50 50; white
eTtrs eI21I4 Wheat-quiet. Corn-aetive,
SeiIoyS n No. 6I955, mixed e0962, rejected
6sSso Oats-ouiet, Chicago 3S9H Barley
nIiiet RVel-carIdfS 90. PeaS-St %. PoEk-
81 m I9rf-22iS, Frelghts TO New York
corn iOg<GIl. ~ 1874 z7s
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wAsH1NaroN, May 15.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon returned the Colo
RADIO bill with his objection. he does
not consider the establishment of a
State government in Colorado at pres
ent necessary for the welfare ofthe peo-
pie there. The population is small,
some estimate it as low as $4,000, while
the advocates of the bill reckon the
number at from 5000 to 10000. 1t is
not satisfactorily established that a ma
joritY of the citizens desire or are pre-
pared for the change of Territorial
for State government. The final OBJ
lection is that the admission of Colorado
at this time as State into the Union,
appeared to him to be incompatible
with the public welfare of the country.
Instead of increasing, Colorado has di-
minished in population.
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New YORK, May ia majority Of
the Senate Finance Committee is known
to be opposed TO Mr.. Sherman's fund
ing bill, especially to the expemption
of United States stocks from taxation.
The veto of the Colorado bill has
been written and signed, and will be
sent to the Senate after readingit to the
Cabinet,
The Posts special says the Committee
on the Memphis riots will start for that
Mace Tomorrow
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Considerable surprise has been ex-
pressed this morning at the report,
which is said to be supported by I'M
doubtable evidence, that the Govern
ment has been selling gold to-day. The
effect has been to check activity and de-
press the price of government securi-
ties. The foreign houses which have
sold 5-2O's short, with the view to inn
port them, have by this unexpected
policy of the treasury been probably
aided in their movement. It is reported
that the Government has sold no gold
below 81 80, but the influence of the
sales has been to depress the prices
to 81 2qk.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-In the
case of Colonel Jacques, whose trial on
indictment of murder which has been
for some days in progress, the jury this
morning returned a verdict of not
eniltY without leaving their seats.
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Oswero market.

oswEGo, Nay Is
Flour stsldy; SO 59I0 50 for No. spring,
and SI4 so for Xxx. Wheat IS held at about
tine views Of buyers, and market qniet. Corn
and other grains quiet. Canal Freights duh.
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ToIedo MarIkef.

@ adsil. ToLKDo, May Is.
housekeeping. whea-inactiye,. 1875
lower, sales OF new white Michigan At = ~
Corn-drm, lax better, 609egS<. Oats-le
lower. Rye-quiet. Lake freights dull and
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BosroN, May 15.-The bill to license
and legalize liquor selling In Massa-
chusetts, was defeated in the House to-
day by the large vote OF 146 to 40.
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WASHINGTON, May l5.-The bill here
tofore introduced by Senator Sherman
National debt and for funding thesame,
was reported back from the Committee
on eto-day, with an amendment
providing that the expense OF dispoS-
ing of the bonds shall not exceed one
per cent. of the amount disposed of.
The original bill fixed the amount at
two per cent. for preparing, issuing and
of the bends.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-Dr. Gwinn
has been released from Fort Jackson
and will be here in the morning.
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In 1852 the entire wool clip of Illinois, WIS
consin, Minnesota and Iowa was only 10 l50,-
900 ms, while last year those same States Yield
ed q. 5000 ms, and the clip OF the present
season IS estimated at from 1900 600 to q, :
OO00O0 of pounds. The increase OF the clip
from year To year, In the past four years, Is
stated as follows:
1852. ms 1853. ms 1864. Ms 1885. ms
900 5000 600 1000 900 u 600 eco
Wisconsin, 10000 100000 100000 100000
Iowa..........2,O 100000 35O0MO 100000 100000
Minnesota l5O,AO 10000 $4,000 $4,000
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The market for beef cattle was fIrIner UNI
der a more active demand, and 4 material
falling on in receipts. Prices showed an Inn
provement from u to 1c per lb, varying nom
l3 70 lSc as to qualify. Cattle mainly In the
hands OF Spectators who were compelled %
sell tile remnants of their droves at some de-
cline from the commencement Of bnstnesS.
Veals-In fair demand, mainly at79llc, but
sh esp and lambs In mir demand at 81 %
@l0 90.
mand at ln@l09Ec. =
yards were as follows:
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Wilmington Market.

I=5--- WILMIS6roN, May 10.
Crude Turpentine unchanged; spirits adj
vanced and active at S3IS63c fOFNo. 1. Rpsin
1897 90. Cotton, soc Tor mtddling.
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MnWauIEee 'lIarhef

MfLwAuKKR, Nay Is.
FIour-dun. wheat-hrm, 81 20 for No. j
Corn-quesa tso. oats-steady,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

NEW YORK, May I5.lThe Philadel-
phia Ledger, received late last night,
contains the following from Washing
ton: The Indictment found last week
at Norfolk against Jefr. Davis recites
that he did on the 18th day of June,
1864, in the city of Richmond with force
of arms unlawfully, falsely, malicious
ly and traitorouslY compass, imagine
and intend to raise, levy and carry on
war, insurrection and rebellion against
the United States, and In order to car
ry into effect his traitorous designs, he,
and great number of persons whose
names are Mt present unknown, armed
and arrayed in warlike manner, did
falsely and traitorously assemble and
gather themselves together against the
United States, and did in warlike,
hostile and traitorous manner, array
and depose themselves against the said
United States of Ameaica contrary, to
the duty of allegiance and fidelity of
said Jefferson Davis, and against the
constitution, peace, dignity and gov;
eminent of the said United States, and
against the form OF the statute of the
United States, in such case provided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-16

GA1vEsros, May 12@The steamer
Wilmington sailed, for New York,
Freights dull to Liverpool.
NEW YORK, May l5.-Gold opened at
1907 and closed at l29A@X.