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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

No Sr,urs.-A kocn-wittcd mercha no
liked his cups, somewhat surprised hls solI-
citous friends by yielding to them and sign
ing temperance pledge. But TO their nor
TOR they saw no change IN his ways, ana re
proved and demonstrated as IN duty bound
lie defended bis honor, and to wipe OIL all
stain produced the document which he had
signed. AMI showed that it was Invalid az II
was without an internal rereHUe stamp. lie
might get drunk whenever he liked
The malignant spirit Of the y. Y. World
Is seen in its designation, in the reports OF
debates in Congress, As dislHiOHtsis, many Of
the republican members, such as Trumbul,
Wilson, Dixon, Foot, Fessenicn, Morrill,,
Hooper, Lawrence. Rollins, Brandagee
Washburne, and others; while it calls
few, Messrs Raymond, Davis Of y. Y, &c,
--uppo-ed to differ from them on some
points of policy, republicans. The World
can not get up a quarrel between the rcpub-
licans By such shallow triekery a. that.
Across 1uE LAkE.-The contested election
case over the Assembly man for Clinton Co,
occupies considerable attention across the
Lake. Il seems that board Of democratic
canyasscrs gave the election to Mr. Smith
VI. Weed, democrat, by one majority, in the
face Of the official returns which elected Mr.
Williams, republican, By four or Eve votes.
Mr.. Weed has The scat for the time being .
b4tit is presumed that the Assembly will
set the matter right, in due time.
The PEOPLE Of his district are feeling quite
proud of their new member OF Congress,
JruoE HALE. and have a right t, be for his
debut in the House. where be tackled Gen.
Banks and teat him in sharp debate, be-
fore DE was warm IN Lis new seat, was very
much TO BIS credit.
\ saw mil, ia N.aers, belonging to j. u.
Burroughs. os CLamIhia, wls burned 90
tle .l-h ult. Loss - 600, and no insurance.
Thomas Simmons was killed on tie -2l Of
December. near FaakIin Falls. fy q tree
falling 40 him. lie vs- dead when found
Taey look oa, for taeir ministers in elm
tn County. M WiImer af the Ne-h1 list
Church 10 PAtt-la-.h received $500 %
e d .u-ti D. ,i-i, las, week, and Rev N-.
Brown OF Beekmaut.vn, $3.50 on o .iular
occasion 600 the 4-a I-s..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

CHANPAN VALLEY AGRICULTURAL 50
olETr.-Ths Society held its tenth annual
meeting at Yergennes on the 9th inst, and
elected the following officers for the year
ensuing
q" For President, Henry 5 Morse, Shelburne.
Wee Presidents. VA. Weed, Shelburne, and II.
5. Cross Of Waltham Secretary, L. Meader.
Vergennes Treasurer, r. Chapman, Yergen-
mes assistant Secretary. George K. Chapman,
Nergennes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19
ruEMExIcAa EMRRoGLIo.

The diplomatic correspondence transmitted
10 Congress in response to a call for informal
ton respecting the Mexican question, is Of
high interest 1t aupJars from it that repre-
.entation. from the State Department Of our
government to the Emperor Of France,
through our minister Mr. Bigelow, to the
effect that the continued armed Intervention
Of France in Mexico, was jeOpardlsing the
continuance Of friendly relations between
this country and France. drew from Louis
Napoleon's minister Of Foreign Affairs. NJ.
Drouyu de Lhuys, despatch, addressed 20
the French minister az Washington. in which
he in effect declares, that the French troops
will be withdrawn from Mexico, if our gov
eminent will acknowledge Max.mil ans en-
pire This Mr.. Seward, N a despatch which
will commend itself to the APPRECIATION Of
the country, fatty declines to do. We
quote from the correspondence:
Monsieur Drouyn D'Lhuys TO the Mar
quis de Montholon.
PARIS, Oct. Is. 1865.
NoNsIEUR LIZ MARQUIS: | told you, in my
dispatch Of Aug. Il, that We called with our
moet sincere wishes for the day when the last
French soldier should leave the country, and
that he Cabinet at Washington could contribute
to hasten that moment.
Whist We ask Of the United States is TO be as
sured that their intention is not 10 impede the
consolidation Of the new order Of things found
ed in Mexico; and the best guarantee We could
receive Of their intention would be recognition
Of the Emperor Macmillan by the Federal
Government.
Mexico, it is true, is still occupied at this
moment by the French army. and We can read
lily see that this objection will arise. But the
acknowledgement Of the Emperor Macmillan by
the United States would, III our opinion, have
sufficient influence upon the state Of the coun-
try to allow us to take in consideration their
susceptibilItIes Cd this subject; and should the
Cabinet Of Washington decide to open diploma
tic relations with the Court Of Mexico, we
would see no difficulty to enter into arrangement
for the recall of our troops within reasonable
period of which we would, or might consent to
fix the termination.
You are authorized. If you think it proper,
to read Mr.. Seward, the contents Of this des-
patch
remain, DRoUYs DE LHuYs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

Real EsrATE.-John Hayes has s1lI the
vacant lot On the south west corner Of Main
and Champllin Street, 20 owen E. C00lcy.
Of Brooklyn, FOR $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

Az WEST RurlsND.-Tuesiay. 1lr. Ben,
ilmiu B. Ii-au. was thrown from lead Of
hay which ufse, uea- Plrl,r'- Quarry and
his skull was fractured So seriously as 90
render his recovery very l1ai-.ul-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

ANOTHER CoLD SSAr.-Ihe mercury hard
ly rose above zero. during Sunday. At
nine o'clock p. " it stood at G7 below, and
Monday morning at I-lugisa o.. Is 9 below.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

Colchester, 4. J. Merrill Charlotte, Henry
Thorp Shelbnrne. B. F YauvleI Shoreham.
Frank Moore Hinesburgh, Noble Miles Ad-
dlson, Z. Goreham Weybriige, D. W. Child
Maltham, +. d. Barton Lincoln, Geo. f.
Pope; ST. George. y. Lawrence Vergenues.
c ii. Smith Monkton. Jas Carter Bridport.
c. I. Houghton 4; Panton, 5. ALEU- Westford,
6. Jackson Starksboro, Isiah Strong Hun
tingt0n, Jacob johnson Essex, s Williams 4;
Middlebury, Fred Hayden Cornwall, T. S.
Wright Salisbury. J. NJ. Dyer Williston. :.
J. Chaplin Whiting. y. Ellsworth Ferris
burgh, L. Oryis Bristol, s Sumner Orwell.
J. W. BOynton Burlington, J. A Shedd A; Lei
cester, Geo. Harrington.
1t was stated that a majority Of the Diree-
tors Of the State Agricultural Society were
in favor Of holding the next State Fair at
Versennes, and committee was appointed
to take steps to secure the holding of the
next State Fair in that city. The Committee
on Field Crops reported the following pre-
miums:
WINTER WArAT.-lst, E. c. Peck. New Ha-
ven, $500. 2nd, S. S. Wright, New Haven.
SPRISG WHEAr.-1st, C. E. Wright, New Ha-
ven, 50.
CoRS.-lst, NJ E. Sprague, weybridge, sS.
%. Jonathan Spencer, Psn,on, 81
OATs.-lst, N. Z Sprague, Weybridge. 50
PEAs.-lst. 5. S Wright, New Haven. 50
PoTAToEs.-lst, c. T. Wright, New Haven.
50. ID, ". I. SpTague, Weybridge, 81.
WINTER FRuIT.-lst, S. SWrig6t. Cornwall.
50. "a, 5. 5. Wright, New Haven, So.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

Louis s.. John was lr1ush; ic.orc Justice
Holleubeek Wednesday, charged with as
sault ami battery on Mr. Paro. The oGensc
was proved hut considerable Froyoeation
being shown he was fined only one dollar and
costs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-19

Morrist0wn has voted % take Slo,ooO
IF the stock of the Mount Mansfield Ral.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
TeIegraphic Anecdote,

The Commercial Bulletin, which is publishing
quite an interesting series of articles upon the
magnetic telegraph, gives among other anecdotes
the following one, illustrating the facility with
Awhich Telegraph operators on the Morse line are
Enabled to read by sound:
We were once an eye witness ourselves n,
rather an witness, of the apparently marvellous
skill which operators acquire of reading by sound
orthe 6ick of an instrument.
u We Glanced by conversng with the manager
ST a. telegraph company in his counting room
gFben an individual entered, and proceeded to the
II Gnter, where the business was transacted, which
Mas at the further side of the room, little dis
rance from where we were standing, and com.
menced preparing dispatch for the clerk, who
stood ready to receive it. The manager, who we
were conyersing with, made several apparently
careless little taps upon shelf before him, with a
pencil which he held in his hand; the CLERK at the
other end of the room was also, apparently to US,
drumming listlessly with his penholder as he
waited on his customer. All this time, while four
OF us We're holding an animated coloquial inter"
course, the apparently careless taps OF the two
telegraphers were Ineligible communications ex-
changed between them.
| The following was the dialogue which occurred,
land was afterwards translated TO us:
4 Manager-Give your attention for dispatch
kthe usual taps for " call . of an operator from
pne station to another, implying the above.l
Cler6-An right go ahead. .ls1t t'
AaA&ger-.-Don't send that mans message unless
be prepays in cash.
Clerk-All right; won't credit him dime.
Manager-After he pays this one, collect sixty
light cents for message sent by him yesterday,
Fhch he was trusted for.
', By this time the clerk had a bank note which the
latorF customer had produced upon learning that
lTas necessary for the message to be prepaid,
4 from which he blandly made change, deduct
e the sixty-eight cents
The communicated sound had in this instance
roved of some little service, and was utterly i'm
/, bticed save by the two parties interested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
Nelu Orleans Daily Grestent.
Tew Orleans Moneg Market.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday Rveninu Fob % $3.50

III,
I&' tH Thursday Evening, Feb. %, 1866.
This being national and State holiday business every
kind has partially wholly suspended throughout every
depAtmett financial circles All Of banks and principal
brokers kept closed DOORS except for few hours during which
some ofs them accommodated their regular customers
with sight checks the Northern cities and the
movement the part Of brokers was of an exceed.
ing character throughout may seen on refer
ence the uboined particulars which whole
Interpretations for the day viz Sales of Gold included 5000
and $1,000 1854 5000 si000and 5000 at 1S6936
Slat 1868 Nothing TRANSFERRED In Silver sterling francs
In Domestic Exchange, the business confined
small transactions the counter noticed above
wrfing sales of outside offerings, which nsgnf
cent to receive special notice The In stocks in
Guided only enc sale; 100 Opelousas Railroad Com
paBy at 81 .75 and that in bank notes comprised
$aN, and 5000 Bank Of Louisiana private terms
500 Bank Of New Orleans at 90c, small lot of Merchants
a7sc and come trhng of Crescent City and New
Orleans at 8sac We would repeat yesterday quotations for
reference as they still reflect the actual condition OF the Market
va Gold l35a@l36l4 American Silver 13O@l32 Mexican
soas Bank sterling 471z9l4S; clear bills l454
96i4; bill of lading bills lA@la; Bank Francs $500
as2sf outdoor Francs 3s6h@3g2aE New York sight par
OK discount at bank 4 discount out of doors; and short
sight and time drafts at corresponding figures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

The undersigned has formed connection with gent1eaI
residing in Washington City having much experience ant
great facilities in such business for the prosecution of claim
against the Government particularly those growing out of tn
late The undersigned will prepare the evidence of
claims and will forward the to his associate Washing
ton who will prosecute their recognition by the Government
G. NJ CONRAD,
81 Carnndeet str
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23

JEFFERSON CRY, Feb %, 1866
Arrived yeserday69 Western Beeves 237 Texas Beeves
l63 Hogs and 1858 Sheep SOLIDS Western Beeves 3l Texas
Beeves IL Hogs and Mich Cows Stock sae-207 West.
Beeve 295 Texas Beeves 1853 Sheep 73 Hogs and Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-23
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
III OE ANATOMY.

Four important lectures entitled The Philosophy Of Mar
age as delivered at the Museum in New York can be had
application letter enclosing Is addressed Sece
Branch of the New York Museum Of Anatomy 40 and -
st. Charles steeet New Orleans.
, 1866-05-11

. INC general markets to-day NEte active and drm,
but Wheat wss unsettled and irregular, and closed
lover.
The Provision market was 11ner, and there Was
Rreater activity m Danc1led Pork. Mess Pork nd
raoced Il 90 per hrl. with eAles Of ss500 BIDS At
-13ob9G531 .00-caoetng d11u 1t The outs1de price.
Bulk Meais ~erc nsmcr. but there was very little
done. Sweet picked HRms We're In active request
and higher, With ssles Of city at l7n and country
at lie. Lard wae held nj &c with buyers to lin.
tied cxtent a. 2741saIc.
uighw71ca were du'l 1ndEnomtnsl at = eaGe.2a.
Al the opening there Was an active demand Tor
Flour. and ycstezday's advance WIS readily .uain-
ta&ucd. but iownrds the Cloee the !epl favorable nd
E1ces from New York canBcd cessation IN the ipo4t-
r., and The market closed qulet-holde,s REMAINING
firm in their siews. There was nothing Of conse-
Qucnoc doing in White Winter ard sa.sne supe4s
Some e4po lbs. changed hands At "a s0GS11,e Is for
Spring Exrra.. About one half Of tho TRANSACTIONS
Were made On terms not made public.
In The foFepart Of the morning there wts an ac-
Tive demand for No, Spring in regular houses,
and the market advanced luy ac, hut this wns only
momcntarJ. Sudden desire on the part Of hold
cit 10 rra]fze 1t the extreme figures cansed them to
unload. Wheat WAS t'elspped On" the narket at 4
iurons 1aic. and values rapidly declined fseedlng
&c below the c1oeing price Of yesterday. No. 3
Spring IVES untcttIed and bcaEy-cIoxing nom
3nal1y about &c lower tim yetnrday. Re-
ccipte in The Nonhwestesn were quiet and the
TRANSACTIONS were confined to small lots for milling,
at irregular prices. The xales foot up 0o1 bu at
Ts-o0 for choice spring by sample, 81 si91 Ds for
No. IN The Nosthwc4tern; $1-7041.79 for No. i
regular. S1.4s for No. in the Northwestern, F1sa
Il.Sa for No. 2 In North and Il 80 for the
fame In South Side bonsee, md f1-05 fos Rejected
6pring-clostng unsettled and nominal 1t SLID for
No. and f1.25 for No. In regular houses.
There wa* IN active shipping mud speculative de-
- .na&1 Hn
, 1866-05-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
mOEETARY.

InCnsDAr EVENING, May 10, 1856
ihe money market to-day WEE more ac.!ye, but
tncfe Is no change in Its condition. Thcrr IN i
efEe euppl5 Of currency at the baulk, but the de.
1nand Is rnose active and business is reported to
oe quite brisk. Prime papr1s freely passed at 10
l cent per annnn; but inferior grades arr dis
counted IT 1e116 per cent per aunuu
The supply Of EsAte1n Exchanre Ia more au,p}e
sodaF out the demand + etili quite szIsk and rates
are tteaay 1t par buying, and 1~10 prem. telltns,
Ho1nd lots were easier than yesterday, and the
sales were nade among bankers At premium OF
boaGuc pei thousand. In the afternoon rht market
was easfcr. and rome Of the bsnke.s VITO hare had
TO express currency dailY, had full tunply.
1ne general Produce markets today we7e active
and gene1aliy higher. but wheat VIE irregular, and
closed unsettled and 7c iower ttan yesterday. Com
ruled 11z@9c per bushc! higher. Oats were ac1tre
and steady, but theY eloeed eaa1er. Eye was bpQy-
ant and G2Tc higher. Mesa Pork advanced Sl,0o
FT barrel Bulk Mests werc firm hut not very ac-
Tive. Iard was nrm hut Inactive. Fre.ghts we're
steady. but Feseels are scarce, and engagements
arc ncceesary light. Flour opened active, but It
closed very quiet -
It ts reported That Jay Cooke 4 Co. intend open
ing banking honse IN this city At an earls datc,
1t will be lhc Western branch Of the PHILADELPHIA
houec,
The recent advance In wheat has caused heavy
loetes In th3t market to thorteeles.; hut Tins fr
*e have heard Of but tew taiu.ea to meet cusaxe-
ments. Taking into consideration the recent grcat
advance In waeat, and the lkrre number Of |
"sho<tE." 1t as Eathcr remarkable thxt re Ehouid
hear o1 few OF no failures.
The Milwaukee .ssntina Of yesterday statea that |
tic Chicago & NorthxeeternARatltpad Company
have 1caetd tue Track and stock Of the Chicago &
Milwaukee Rsilroad-the lease having zone into |
cfsc: on The 6lh mt. TIE rama papcr fIa.es that
The Chicago d Milwaukee Railroad II carving !
Y11HAf frfr +rht
, 1866-05-11


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thAt can b. entirely relied upon. Go 10 u4 and not
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your aee and body, besides destroying -FOUR happiness
and future prospects, In life, Hc ha1 made personal
disease md nervous debility bis study 70. the tsst
twenty Years. and Is therefore the person. whom all
afflicted should con7ut. NJ one ertr heard Of ps-
entof his not being cured alnce he hss been Ia this
city Els reputation has youchcra In all the city ps-
peEs, hspa,fus and the medta profe,siou both here
snd abroad. hs being the moet sted Specialist here
md thorough master Of his profession Iral others
fall don. despair give him call. It is only cou-
mon occurrence with h1n, to cure such cases. Ills
rooms arc separate for ladies and eentemen, and tho
most complete In the city. Consultations free and
confidential.
ohee No. 179 South Clark reel, corner ofsiouroe,
half block trun the Post once, Post once pox 154,
Chicago. ILL., Once hours from a. m. to s y. u.
Send iaE his Guide to HEALTH" published month1y.
ttee OF charge.
Yousu 3ixx, TAKk PAn71ou1Ar Nor1cx,-Doc.or
Dizclow devotea much OF hit te to the treatment OF
sse cases csu.ed by secret hab, which ru,us both
b6os End mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business or soctety. The sad ec. Of these
early habits the Of pcr year,, IL to weaken
AID dehlitate the coustttution destroy the uhyseal
aud mental powers dIunish and eateeb,e the natural
feelings. and exhaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pea1ures Of Life are ma1rcd the ob}ect OF mar.
ftsEe frustrated, and existence Itself rendered term
Of unceasiug misezy and regret Such persons e.pe
c!a1J those contemplating marriage should lose no
time in Masking immediate application, 1s Dr.. D. By
htt new treatment II enabled to ensure speedy aud
permanent cure.
GnH5 FfArf rfr1+~
, 1866-05-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,


4n ao1ts Of 0ra1a rtpcrted IN lhts nsorkx report
snade bdsts q &c storage, Hnless oArftse e.
pressed. -
FRE1dsHT.s-RAH-:oADf fkE1GHTs-Are steady
u &c los @h class 70 New iotE xnd sc 10 1'otton.
Tho GRIND Trunk Railroad Il taking Flour vta Saznik
at s6c to Rost Oh hud Portland.
LAKE FRxs0H5r-Nefe slesdy and more acstve. En-
E1Eements vert: To HC7TA1o-FaFk Aac11c1n Union,
nRts 1T Gtc: schr Mafy Coina IEe At a3c tchF L1cy
J. tlarx. Corn At 9Sc- To CLEsEtAND-Schr Cosrts-
cond. ut. Oat. At exc. TO e4sDrsEr-Sahr Ausuaita,
America snd bark l73rce Of Y &es Corn at aXc. To
Ofw1Go-schr Star Of Hope. Corn 1t 15c.
FIk3tR-RccttTed- 1.ssu tFis: eh1pped. 4630 bris.
Market opened actFc hut closed quiet At yesterdays
RdSancc. ks'ts wert: WEI #fE1EB-nt0 brtt tu-
HouDd At $500; EFE1S0 ExTEAsl00 brls C1lttou' 1t
41u; fG0 iris in lois At <1oio; 100 b:s SbctstdA At
800 haa 1t e 80; 100 trls al TIE: sFK1ao srPKR-
III brls 1t t7.za. RTE FLuCR-lto hsis II s3.;5.
NHEAT-Receirtd q. ls,t:5 bn shipped. &, t9a bu.
The market opened active au6 ADVANCED &C regular
No. Spring. but subsequently became "t1oppy~ and
receted Sc-cio6ng nnS ettied. No. q Sprint wax un-
etttledloslnK nonfnay Hbout &c lover than ye<tcs.
day: eales were: sPRIso HHtAT-eo0 bn Chotte 1t
1t Soto DO ii fLa5 u: s0o bn Do 1t tl9s
@oobn It In; sa31 bu No. at8ltF; $4,000 bu do 1t
1ih4; 1000 bo do I. 81 7sk: 6, ,npt bn DO s17,;
s9o bu i Is: ia 6u do Il sL7s; sooo bu DO Il
!l; 9o bu Do 4 ala: DO hn 90 At 1isl; i0ooo
r. os tea eg :, 5 ~ VI xl<5 ~ =, Mo e4
t1oh: l.,@o6u % i N.ae: 1000 bu i. g. at Mn;
s,4@ hu 40 nt4t-11; tobu ke}rcted n. n. tt tin
elot3nE untett ID and entirely noMtnsl g7p f No.
!. and E1E1 Tor No. regular.
COHS-Escetreo. 1p.{73 ba: shipped. T,g7s bR.
, 1866-05-11

GRsa51.x-Mhsas.salea !. :oo h9 old No. red wahs,h
pew White hueh!san 1t s2s5; I'll hu do ii sesS "a "a
eg e. 90 ~ b1 % u q s.; 80 bn do 1t t3G
x2s 100 By Do u s2.2t $50 do It 35.Si: so IN
doat s3o IN % at s...i; Il bu DO Il s3 n sd
Amber st $lsJ a9 bu re1etted Il 3lsa s5sbu No.
GilWxnEte at 3f.90: 30 b1 do at &i9,; lsO br d. NJ
M8 $50 IN DO n &l-e6. UosD-Sales l,sp0 bu yn
nai1ed Il SIC 5to bu ree board 18th Inst, ii scc
So hn No. white 1t Sc 100 buNo. 81 Sc nais
Rse-salts 50 bu No. l at 75c- latley-Nomina1. S
, 1866-05-11

Ths receipts sud shipment, during tbe pa,t treot,
four houfa Wtts:
Receipt. shtpmeat..
Esans1as; sSto 6ae
lsth........-. ................... Mivoo MoSS
f. TIE Demand for carFtes contnaes scJye and the
naFket hrn. The receipts ato adequate to the d.
tnand- Sales we1c:
Cargo setF- Hamilton. from Grand Rlyr-. IN y,
cor'ss mixed part rs{ted. st slsc CARGO sehr Harr
so's Eou hnhtsfee, 100 mixed boards and st,i os
]cisn and sxn:ing, 1t s15e cafgo, sclr Cotnrfre
% u seAntlinK and osts. from Johnsuu1 MIL It 36 Sd
eafko schr Ada. from Kalamazoo, f15 m aawed strips
at safa 50 IL oak plRnk at x1S0Qs cargo schr A.rnu,
from K411m~zoo, 80 N sawed shingles, Z, IS a.
In tho Ja1ds tsade IL active and prens are nm s.o,
mon Lumber ID hfcher. We quote:
Lcs1ks~Ei't1 Ss,1 r e.ea; lk ~ aaa9ln hs8mano,
HI I'd s:eoaa fie.l iioofiSs t. *'''s''
Eethe1. To1eh-the same as second
Common Flooring: roax sSsss"S a e. g
Matched Aud drrksed com. uootinT., Ss6nSs7 n
Matched and dressed, s inch common
Et and seoona clear sidinE to:etss9 3sSs 3SSsss%
Ehst common dressed fioi1g. ......... 3sSS45m
'WaEnn.oox boards, select, Is inch and
stoef boaias il 3oss 3%SS
Bstock noard!. i fnches............,. ~.%s1M
':i :ss - & 4 i:;; IS
A o, Star eawed Shingles. ..........s SGa *
sse s.soa saInss::: - "a 3 ;s
ny eal ia s. aeesSx:,tn R:;o; ,s!. 5
s.! sS.Ssd shiass!, s. g e ~ depot:
a = r. s;zod Shingles t'i;;'; - c.; t@si.7s
10 ssvea s6asis;;.: +; ca; load q s."
DNe:1 ssTsa s6iasiis;;:: 81 cf i load )"
1sxc sdded % a6oTe p;ces ahea Gsa;szroa.
, 1866-05-11
CHICAGO LUM MAhkEr.

TduEsnAY EvE1Eu, May ID,
Tbs receipts sud shipment, during thu pa,t tTeoty
folY '1 N--1S
, 1866-05-11

The demand fos bonded oil 1s fatr. ana ths ,,.rk.
1teady. while prices have undergone no qaot.6is
SeanFe , ~. g. o. 2 ;o oF!s on he sp2s At
T1sdsph,: = III soo b:ls dq 90 o0a bsis tor
buyes opton, at ~ and l.o0 bris for oeto6ef hTv
sEs op'ion u tsc A. the c'osc, 4sHc WAS sad to Ia
The best otf for September and 1t Was III thsf
he tale ior October At +sc coud hare been tnni.
csttd; Fos Nay. 3uotations may b. fairly HlTea at
&c: Jute &c: July. $1344Hc, md Augu1t t5k1isr
Ell arc AskInG IL advance. oN~1 ao'eN
, 1866-05-11
To Woollen Manufacturers,

a gentleman, At present Aren't and Manager of n1.t
class Ancy Cashmere St1 10 Rhode Hand wishes Ia
t:ks 1p hls ,es'dsLee q the West nd oatr1 hLs
rooda uTou favorable trims. Ne can bf1nz with him
II desired a6upeziutenaert Of manufacturing who has
70 superior. and 4 competent corps Of oTersetf9 In
every department or would tuperutend shc constsuc.
t1on ar d equipment of a new mill Ample testimony
tons adorcfteo to ~MAEUFACTUKER," care of
Wn- Il. Rand. Tribune of1ce will receive prompt at-
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