davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
Sale of Port ROYAL Cotton.

The first sale of Port Royal cotton. con-
hscated aud gathered by cur troops, was
madeoato New York city. then other day
when seventy mine bale were knocked of
at auction. The price paid ranged from
Is cents pound to 62t cents. The Is
cent lot was of kind never before receiv
ell in the Northern market, being dcnomi-
mated waste" among the planters. The
higher priced were the first quality of Sea
ISLAND cotton. gsi sse aat.e.eas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
Ohio Troops Tor Western Virginia-The
are Wanted and not Wanted.

CfscTSsATI, Jan. 13.-This morning's
Gazette says Governor Dennison received
dispatches from Washington. on Friday
night, informing him there was pressing
necessity for troops in Western Virginia
Gen.. McC lellap. was advised that fourteen
regiments ofinfantry. and FIVE batteries Of
artillery, with two regiments of cavalry,
could be thrown into Virginia by Tuesday
night, and that more than half Of those
which had received marching orders would
be cut Of the State by last night. On
Saturday dispatches were received counter
manding the orders Of Friday night. The
soldiers, however. have Instruction to hold
themselves in readiness to march. 81 :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

seems that the relHl announce
-imeatthat John G. Davis, of this State. had
;oarhsed'at Hopkinsville on his way to
M Edmond. was Slight mistake. in time
only. doubtless. His heart is with the reb-
Ella. and all that prevents him. as well as
yMeD Donald and several otlleraiwe woi of,
e'ffom going to the Southern capital. and
Offering their services to JEFF Davis. is be-
: csuse they think they can render him. quite
ssmnehssryies by remaining in the North.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
Troop Vessels Moving souih-RepoEtet
to be Burnside's Expedition.

- New YonK, Jan. 13.-The transport
Patapsco, from Baltimore, reports having
passed ON the 18th. off Cove Point, por-
ton OF Burnside's expedition; also. the
same date, off Cape Henry. passed two
steamers, each having schooner In tow,
comipg out of the Capes. all bound South
The transports Baltic. Cahawba, EN-
pire City. and Marion, sailed to-day fol
Port Royal >sl. sea 6en
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
Territorial Government for the Seeded

- .States--The Pensacola at Annapolis.
New Y DIRK. Jan. 13.-Washington spe-
Gals say that Mr.. Hutchins Of Ohio has
prepared bill to be introduced in the
House. establishing a territorial govern
ment over the seeded States. aad prohib-
iting slavery therein. G,ast .s.oogi
+. The House Committee on Elections will
report against the claim of DIR. Segar Of
Virginia to seat. gd 80 81 81 a.
+ The war steamer Pensacola has arrived
at Annapolis. .sl { ;a sair
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

SORNEI .NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersigned with the County surveyor
WI, on fuesay February II. 1852 proceed to survey and
locate che corners If his lard in ecron s. township "a
~ east IN MARSHALL county. Iu;.Da, and coIninuc
"oni Jay 10 Gay until all j. surveyed.
-rcsideht "w ners lam! in ll section rho meet
The surveyor II ne time above mentioned AMI dcrv or
VIDE Tor defrt ing Their portion of the pense said Suryev
will he RETURNED 10 the County Auditor. siich dIi-
offences piacca on the tax duplicate and collected s
to Jaw. Ljan 1881 JOHN BASLEY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
4 PPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that rilI. in compliance with
the law Of the STATE az the next ga- of the COM
mss;on"rs Csurt of MARSHALL County Indiana apply for
license to retail spirtuous and malt liquors III quante
less than qrart. The location which prPoSr 10
sell is about mile from the of Plymouth, Mar
shall County, Indiana, the Winnsm,> road the
premises known a. Klinghammer & Co.'S Brewery.
jany 1852 kLISGHANMER < co. E
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
.s:gel sin inlColnn,ana.

- Sr. Louis, an. 14:--There is high au-
thority for saying that General Sigel is
still Brigadicr in the, service at Rolla
No.. and has no intention Of leaving it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

-, shnrp Boys.
s:,- sIi0ltoTpg is tho fourteenth resolu-
-tieMAf TIE Bright platform. sn.s.o9 i
Il. That the seizure of Slidell and Ma
SOD. o., board q neutral vessel on the high
asass, mas either in accordance with inter-
yustioa }swy and'so legal; or else In viola.
sl5oai Of bneh law. and SO illegal.tL If the
-fatn6n Helament that our nation has been
e1usmflia<edzs by their surrender, 1usdsrl a
-thss~; IL the lister, it was the duty of the
-Azihi6istrztiol at once to have dfsasowed
fthessUti Of their officer, and instead of in
acknowledging eaptives in Fort Warren,
etp~have ifn1dedistely repaired the wrong BY
oPKci1g them. Is iar.as practicable. in the
-9sr4e eohdfiion' IN which that officer had
found them. In either event, the action OF
the Administration was vascillsting and
cowardly. and degrading to the dignity OF
iSkrUtnstiUnai iassas7 + 1om'fs osil
,..19Bis1p sssmarptory xsyi Of putting 1 point
Is Sqoa, ssys the Indiana Journal. il. like
Leope alA Gzeqiao's ,orstion. it is only 80
sts hsazi.Supsg But If Il is 10 be read aad
s<hodsH about it is not SO good. The
.ShoRlogi pf either one thing Of the other,
aH RQtSone then thss Other. is q favosite
st6ck fobDys in rsldsbatips dub. but we
-nskesass1sn ts' use It before Let us Illus
.taaS sbsufIlfty. ga man is put I'M in jail
SSS s; sHffss q horse stealing. He IS eithe,
GBilHsPrsnot guilty. If be is guilty he
- - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
. THE NEW SECRETARY OF. WAR;.


. THE NEW SECRETARY OF. WAR;
- .Fhs Chicagc Tri5une's Washington re-
porte. seiegrsphs the following. which. it
is hoped. may be corroboraled:
q, Whaieve. are the motives of the remov-
Al Of Cameron. it is certain that Stanton,
bis successor is soundo on the slayery CUES
tion- He is an intimate personal friend of
Chase and Sumner. is known to be in ia
sxor Of = vigorous prosecution of The arar.
and Of sfriking TIE rebels in their tenderess
spot. ! His position is entirely satisfactory
ITO Cameron. Stanton's personal integrity.
liability and yigor of character are unques-
,tionable- Heis accounted one OF the best
iAwers in tho country His nature is that
sof.a ball dog. and he is q man OF war
4 Throughout gs,ir s.ft fa
10 The country. remarks the Tribune. viii
ssrejoice with an exceeding great Joy. If the
statements of cur reporter be verified by
the, sequel That Stanton is an honest
nan is Believed BY those who know him
.lbest;,thas he isa very aLle man is widely
Lkaoun, that he is bold and earnes. man
-is1knewn TO all his acquaintance. Now,
Ahif'ton these essential qualities he adds a
I hsagu 1sYe Of Union and Liberty. and q
2dstetpiHstioa Ito ,strike the rebels in their
-sssdsressspst ;t'swo can safely proclaim q
s8seanr of sunshine breaking through clouds
of dismal darkness. Let US never despair
Of the Rephbaie. = sssaN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16

STRAY NOTICE--Taktn up by G. C. Law
L son, living in Union township. Marshall Coun-
Ety, Indiana, one RED and WHITE SPOTTED
COW, supposed to be seven years old: Appraised
at eleven dollars. tSl1,0O). Also one YEAR
LING STEER, red. with white face. and some
white on the belly: Appraised at six dollars &c.,
F00), by David Scott and Robert McFarlin, before
Peter Smith, Justice ofithe Peace. } - J<HaI
Attest, II. r. PERSIIING, Clerk.
dec q, 1861, n9t3. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-16
EXECUTOR'S. NOTICE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv vi,tue Of an

| SHERIFF'S SALE.-By viitue of an
~ EXECUTION issIci 10y the Clerk of the ts.s. r
iy Court of Common Pleas in Ever Of Ezekiel VI TALBOT
sdagainst John A. fnrgy and to dirtrt,d. h,v
levied upon and viii Offer Public Sale the rc..
at the Court House DIOR in the town Of Plymouth. Mar
shall county. Indiana.
80 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, and o'clock, p.
Of said day. the rents and profits for evccen.
years, OF the owng described real stun
in said county Of Marshall aud State of Indiana, wit
The soufh-han of the southwest quarter Of sec Nc.
eleven III. in township No thirty-two (32) north 4
range No three 90 east, with all the aopurirnaSe =
thereto belonging
II the rcn- AMI profits for Of said real
will not sell for sufficient satisfy said Exrcu /
interest costs and accrung costs. viii at the tine
and place offer for ale to the highest lawful bidder all
fright, title and interest Of the said defendant and
tn nich thereofas may DC necessary isfy
the said writ. ot s.-..eIra. I'm :
jan'y ls52 O. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
nrxocR.rrc srArE coAyESrLoxs.

The Vermont Democratic State Convention, held al
lows Fal. on the q i1s:, nominated 7 min H.
Snallsy for Governor, A. Chaplin for Lieutenant g.
werner and George WSsEb rne for Treasurer
The resolutions assert that the preservation Of the
Democratic orEs on Is necessary 10 the safety OF the
countrv urge thAg il Is the duty OF oiuEsns 10 sup
port the government; regre. the eIs:ence of slavery
assert that the abolition opiuious Of portion OF the
North have tended greatly TO produce toe presen. war
and condemn the Sboinonsts bob in and out OF Con
srrss The Convention was thinly attended, and no
very harmonious.
At the D. m cratic State Convention, which was held
At Harrisburg Pennsylvania, on the OF July, resolu
10 IA we're adopted sustaining the Union as It was and
the Constitution it s declaring that the true aud only
obi Ct of the var the Uaon and enforce the
ass; deuOuLcng the reckless rXravagsnce OF some DE-
nts OF the Federal Government and slo the r.
tu5lcAI party AZ one Of auacsm and GRIM; opposing
sectional egsa ion ard sectional parties, bot cap Tng
he u r,raR,i IN NE use Of al cons tgtsnal measures
10 PES. az end IL h. In addition TO the ABOVE, the
.ol oSing reso.uuCus we're adopted
Il 'yfi :. Tnat he Oousti ion and TIE laws are
,ert or any emergency aud that the suppression OF
he freedom Of psech and OF the press, and the unaW
al arrts, OF cizsns and the suspension OF the Wit OF
Lob,a, CO, gs 10 violation Of the Constitution 10 States
where the uly authorities uniDpeded, s most danger
Gus to evil liberty, and should be resisted at the ballet
box bv every freeman 10 the land.
That this il a Government OF white men, and was
established exclusively for the white race that the gro
race are act entitled TO- AID ought not 20 De admitted 10
political or social equality With the white bn that
is Our duty to treat hem With kinduCs ard considera
on SIS an inferior but pendent that the right Ct
the several States to liae the position src duty OF
the several rect il soveregu right aud the pledges Of
the Cor slitulon require u.s. Oysi citizens not TO IN
tsrlere herewith.
81 That Congress hs5 10 power to deprive any person
Of bis property for any criminal oarce, unless that per
son has rst been duly convicted Of the 81 nee by the
verdict OF jury ard bat acts OF Congress lie ttoae
,.slS pissed uv The House Of representatives., which
assume 10 forfeit Or couhscate the estates Of men for Of
cea Of which they have no: been convicted by due
rial by Jury are unconstitutional and lead TO oppression
aud tyranuv Il is no qualification for such ac:s that the
Grim con mited 10 prosecution OF the rehello
re OF uneIamplld strocity is there any such jus
"a ion as STATE tsty known 10 cur Government CT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
ANobIe ) Dung soldier.

The Columbia ath Ce.Ct al. publishes letter. TO
ceivei wreks ago fson young soldier from thai
ale, Who tel 81 Tie battle Ct Seven Pines 1t
,ra.aed to tisTlear m,,her:"
E.erv S.usern mar here is determined to die or cor'
e.. rr,y reach Richmond, il mus; be to wade
rough 5.5Oi and PVT our marged remains OdT
ear women Of the Souti IA y never be sub jscted 10
aooJhsr ucl order as that Of Busr in New Urleans.-
Be- elm, o. collected bu pee are for the worst ne'
cesre,,.ac . brave myu here With Christian fort
NE nerve v. "a -,lvr' Hauy brave cor, husband OF
"a Der ~. re arm home 20 Cllddeu the hearts
th1s- e. 'OaGiy loved Il l. = my lot to go, have
led o. ,he pos o. cly-d,'d VII re every true South
-rrrr .h0uld die rl,h p ,hs. sive up
Node - Gso--s aud rl you will regret that you
ave DO noe. 10 Gu plcss with; oui there thou
5rn !, Who ril svsrg- us nav not live 10 hear the
81 ous CIV a "yirol,n but the South will resouud
~it- g., feel GO OF OF VIC y-couh icut OF our
ldspeujes c. L. zach family B. prepared to give up
some loved one hard as tie sacrifice may be. Do not
uu muir. Ne Nil lave TIE yic.ory no matter ho" dear
the price.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
The Two Armies.

"The Young NlF7l " sssurss ia varquished braves
tea. they we're a'lb.4 by superior forces, aud Yam
see estimates put neral Lee army al figures ranging
from NO to three huadet hcusand. We don't Tonde'
They Judge BY e. or. and he Southern army did hi
them With lie foI.e OF 80 Q. three hundred thousand
ne1. vs. have ~ seen tse account Of the man who
struck another s.,d great deal ct sledge hammer
power IN Ii. arm kucckrd sOue ten plces, through
. rail iegc,, rlea be 'e 70, about half an hour
seer, Gsk dir tse aghwrg hss any body e.. We
ur-tuo, to be sugpIi,5d g;Cl Ian, when he Sc
s,h.sfa p ned 10 Lp, a-c-li coueIaie that he "a'
..tAck,d 6v '-u5.ro- tive -r is ci,aT enough that
our lcIo.s were o. ...r.rr, 5hyulh 70. in lumber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
TER IsrsRyIsTT : eUEsIIoS.

Ata Large and cn.husiastc meeting" 10 Springfield,
Mas, On the inst resolution "as adopted express
log COZ lerce in the wisdom and patriotism of The Pre-
sident TIE following resolution was also adopted
Rssolred That the recent manifestations in high quar-
ers both In Farce arc cat Britain OF purpose still
turther TO give couuenauCe and encourage mant to the
REBELLION, b., too cpeulv sls a red # repub
can us ions as wi! as llousy aud fear OF the nar.
veous strei 9Th WITCH Iney have grown In the pros
pery IF Iited nation and t'st concur in what
are certain is the unanimous sentiment Of the loyal PEG
ple C this country that "ioreign Intervention in our
rs il not to be tolerated and that the cheerful alacri-
~ With which our armies have rallied 10 suppress DO
mssto nslrrecIi1n will b. at ouce and far slrpissed
upon the FIST hostile demonstration.
ktan cod Soldiers" celebration IN Philadelphia on
the a.h, tho following amor the regular tOasts
- Great Britain Her exaciions caused the Revolu'
zion in TIE; her continued acgr,ssious on cur rights
forced on us he war of sl2 her III colceled hostility TO
our Republican institutions in cur present trousss will
De remembered in due se. Her mediation, if proiered,
would be r., ected With scorn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
rHI wRIcks IN HAMPTON ROADS.

TT. Wells, of Boston, has just completed contract
with the Yankee Government, by which he SCR. 50 to
raise the vessels sunk at Gosport Navy Yard and in
Hampton Roads. The Boston Bulletin states that the
value of property sunk upon which he proposes to ope
rate amounts TO over million Of dollars, and consists
Of the following vessels:
PENNSYLVANIA, 100 gun ship; Delaware, 81 do; Co.
lumbus so Do Raritan so do; Columbia 80 do; Uni
ted States, so do Congress- 80 do, Plymouth ~ do.
Germantown, ~ do Cumberland "a do; Dolphin, 4
DO Merrimac, IL do; two new r. bel steamers-Tater
boat aud powder boat
The Cumberland lies in eleven fstboms water, and
il il the Intention of the TO rase her by mea
of foir wbaleshps Of four hundred tons each, which
viii be partially submerged by being partly hlsd with
water and then after attaching TO the suLksn ship, will
bring her up.
Il will be recolected the herrimsc plated with
eight hundred tons Of iron all of which it ia expected
vii be recovered. The Congress and Cumbtra' 81 On
had iron es aboard containing respectively $50 600
and SIS 600 in specie, which will, without DOUBT be re-
covered by means of diving apparatus.
The undertaking involves outlay by the contractor
of some six thous md dollars before commencing the
work. Il. will employ something like two hundred
men, among whom will be twenty divers, who will de-
scepd TO the suuken ships in the Wells Gouen tubma.
line armor Such OF the vessels as not raised will
ne blasted with eunpoNder and all the material that ls
If value recovered Toe contractor Is tbs same party
who raised me ste, mer Erie from Lake Erie in 1854 and
ha. been engaged in Oh submarine operations We ur.
derstAud he is ops rIons at orcs, and s
TO receive forty per salvage from the govern
ment in the value OF all property recovered.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

rorr the Head iH safety coy intelligent mind OF the
slu.!ou.z OF tie prosperity claimed for that city, anu
the &C u,ry rot.snous condition OF her lf'ira.
The drpr citation of YAK e stocks in European mar
ks,s 20 v icb the Ry-a9 refers, the EyprssI justly
tbks vii % On rsp.ily uatl every dollar of gold now
teld by Ncr,brru B,nks and stock brokers will take
sings for Eu'ops never 10 return. The news OF Nc
Celau's dsta; vii give anew impetus to this move
meut when {, heard thsEe Steamers from Liverpool,
Bremen ard ussre vii come to Boston ard New York
sd,d viih "Am'rCaa s,ouri,ies" for the market and
is there il no cSton CT br,sis 4, TO send over in pay
heUt CT them, gcli will have to go until the supply
exhausted Foreign holders Ct these Yankee stoeks'
k1oNing the ruuoUs fc,s Of the war upon the Nor!h
ald that an explosion at hand which will chatter into
atous Il towering laneial castles which have been
reared BY the R,ra'd cut Of mOOnsbine, now very
wisely Kidding themselves as fest possible of these
SECURITIES and converting them whilst they can into
uoaey-sDd they vii continue DO 50, even at sacri-
fee, So lorg q hey can 6ld market for them
Such srv the present condition and prospects OF faau'
cisl .rs At the Nor,b, and I'll the msndacity and So
phisiry Of the Herald OannO; much longer slave of the
rash that viii m Ike a desoatiOn Of Wall street and Of
ne whole Ttsln. a. h. coin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
~, ,,,,v,x o, NEW J,.srr runrIrrsrp.

Under this caption, the New York Caucasian, Of the
oh irst, says:
It would seem that the Republican party intend to re-
to threats and bullying 10 order 10 carry the Fall
elections The NeWsik N. J Advertiser, strong Re.
pub cau paper comes out with threat so aTocous and
20 vlAnous in relation to the coming election for Gov
ernor In that Safe, that we copy it entire;
He four next Governoi) must not only be loyal, but
disposed TO give frank cordial support to the Ad
nstration in s conduct Of the war for the suppression
OF the rebellion. He must not - disposed to enbarrass
it by tArdy cooperation, nor to incur It's suspicion BY
reason OF nice techI caes uniriendy CLOSES or re-
servtons bat his support must be full unrtserVed en-
ergetc, and prompt. He must not only command the
co hience OF his people, bu; also OF the National
Government else that perfect understanding which the
er gencies OF the times aid hs public welfare render
necessary will be broken and the result viii be that the
National Government may be forced TO resort to some
other agency for communicating with our people, and
securing their cooperation, than their regularly const-
tuied authorities And il pushed 10 such an extreme
which we can hardly think prObsbe-by the positive nm
frerdness Of our officials the Federal Government may
be obliged as military necessity, 10 suspend them from
their ful cions and substitute Provisional Government,
greatly 10 the disgrace Of our patriotic state. Our vi
cny TO the line OF military operations places this alter
native fairly in Tie region Of possibility"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11

The Philadelphia Irqurer Ofers the following eG5s'
nation of the departure Of the French Princes aud e.
sh Oc.rs who have been serving in the Yankee army
Il is perfectly understood that the reasons for the de-
parture Of the French Princes and English officers are
entirely personal and do not relate the military tua
ton of army. The representatives of French roy
atty have been summoned to attend meeting Of their
family 10 be held in London about the middle Of the
present month business of vital importance to them
selves claimants to the French throre They had
nourced their intentions weeks ago. to leave At
this time and have made their arrangements according
IL. Tue furoughs or leave Of absence, Of the English
officers, have expired, and consequently their
[lt is not singular that some should be made
for the Vamosug Of theseoreign adventurers but
who are accustomed TO take a common sense view Of
matters viii conclude that they had enough of the
Yankee effort to suppress the rebellion"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
n,,cRprlos on srcxIwALL JACKSON.

The Boston Journal gives the following sPiteiul de-
s,rptiOn Of glorious "Old StoEeWans
Trs no ed Rebel chief is everywhere described IS
Glow mau, inielItc ually, even dull Some say he was
tedious professor and all agree that he has creepog
box and yet il you ask them now what they mean by
hat they say they do know all they know is that
b, is obstinate 30 a mule, AID plucky az bull dog,
shch mesDs lsl n0thi Of a man whose prime Amy
il ceerity qaick clUsionP and startling execution
who ia soldier is rapid az he q wary abnundpg IN
urprses brave almost 10 rathess, and inventive almost
70 ionarce.
As for he outer man. he locked at least seven years
older than he is(bis age is thrtyteveu) his height
about five feet ten inches his 6guro hick se square
shouldered ard decidedly clumsy lis gal! very sWk'
ward, STOPPING and with long strides He often walks
with bis bead somewhat on one sde aud his eyes liked
upon the ground, impartng to bis whole appearance
that Absuected quality which youug ladies call ebjent'
minded" A l.Oy Who has kuoWn him long and vel,
told me that she never him on horseback without
laughrE-short strrups knees camped up, heels Stuck
out behind ard chin his breast mes uLm'ii;ary
phenomenon In society be is qliet, bu: cheerful not
lcauacious but intelligent and threwd in rtglon the
butst kind ofPlesbyterian, ard remedy strict In bis
CHURCH obselvarces Ia Winchester he took very &C
tive part in reviyGls, and hsbi.uay led the "Un0h
Prayer Meetings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-11
ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore American says:

TUG DAIVIllUI0 HlISItN"I
Mr. George n. Porter, cretsry Of the Exchange
Reading Room, WIS yesterday arrested BY order OF Gen.
Wool ana sent to Fort MeHeqry. The charge against
Mr. Porter vas the PRONUNCIATION Of statement that
Gen Mcclellan had been utterly routed and had taken
refuge with bic SuG on board the gunboat Gaens-ha'
ne had ssked terms of ccpulA;on, and that Gen. Lee
had refused any terms but an unconddona surrender
l. Was also stated that the Whcl9 oil hcCas Division had
been captured written Statement 10 this tfec: was
handed around among the b>l sympIthZe-s and laid
GU the table for general pIusA This is the point at
which oil the Wild have for some time originated,
gotten Up mostly TO hive tsct on the stock market
ne rumor in question created gres excitement in the
city, and caused som persons 10 sscrhie Government
SOCKS at a ruiuous rate. Thomas s. Pggott was Ako
rearesed aud sent to Fort HcHenry acnGgs of pro-
mulpaog fabulous sta smenis he uaS out Oh lis pa
role, having been previously confined George W.
Davis resid mt OF Wee. Baltimore, vas also arrested
aud taken TO Fort kcHGnry.