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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
financial.
UNITE srArr. TREASURY. EnS YORK, Nov 20, 1868.
hEPOSIIS of GOLD COIN.

hEpOSIIS OF GOLD COiN.
ty 10 rrru.nce ofthc authority eonfeedb by Section "h Of
he Ac 20 Provide Ways sni Means for the Seaport oiGoV
.nnen approved Mu-h s1 and by direction of,he Sec
r,sry ofs Tea.ary dcpo.' u Gold Coin will be- received
:. t o,e ion and ind.vdurls Ia sums Of not
lss. hsu sorty ?o DoIlr' 'or ~brh certificate. vii BE-
i.ued In denomination. Of 5000, +iooo, *ic' aid -'o
payable on d.msnd. n CON- 4 til. ohco.
The eerhres cha, sn.d vii b. received BY Collectors Of
Custom, ihfo1. .hos he United States Al Ia payment Of
luies Imports vii BE- received 'n deposits by b"n by
vote Of the God Board made delivery On conirae IN
.fn not D.. than 900 md ofsf the salsnee Of the Gov
crnusu t sccpns aud ia Of coin to parties ds
.fou. Of r.,sinins IL At command.
81 $500 will h- made payable 20 the ordsr
off Ifi.a aud indor..d By hioi issyins optional
With holder. protect hemssves ~ further ineorsenen''
Tho.e of amounts be- payable 70 bearer No Interest
will allowed for dcpo.. Of coin; bat the coin OF bullion
depo.d rpres.ntinE the Certificate Of Deposit, shall
.tsncd IN the Treasury foT payment Of tho dc
mand" H. H. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
sRU1Ts-oRprs. CANNED, ETC.

fRUTTS-CRREI
Apples, p 4 peek. iG@0
Common, y bushei.
sl 2J6sl 80
Fine, y bnsh. .t2G a So so
Good, y bbl .--..s1d s.
Lady, y peck si@sl 80
Cranberries, " at. -.2OG2o
Grapes. Catawbs,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
OyvicE oy rHE ATLANTIC AND GREAT NEsrgks }
RAILWAY COMPANY ft Consolidated
MKADSILLE, "a. November 10. 1855. ,

A T 4 MEETING of the DIRECTORS OF the
~ sbos, named Company held on the SIN Of October
1915 it Was
Roired Tha, there BE- and hereby a. o.abishcd pruei
pa III OF sts Cooperation II h,ui Ohio, the Inc Of the
Hallway o. that State; snd principal ohre a. Mradi,,
Pennsy yina the ur ~ ssid Railway ~ Penu,ylvania
and principal office a, Jamet,own, in New York on said
line also OIL Il the CTS q Buffalo y y ard office
the city New Iofs aud that tie Secretary give pubic
notice hereof required by trtrac, rom the Minutes
J. &. CALHOUN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
Receipts Of Prod uce.

Nov. 9l-la.0l7 bhls. Flour. 81 bb's. Whisky 100
bbs Corn Meal Fl ~ h1sb. Wheat, l,5o hnsn 'orn
1900 bush Oats - 20 bush. Barley - pigs a shes
II pkgs Lard 200 pkgs. Butter. 30I psgr Pro'is'
IONS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

THE C,acirnah Commercial of Wednesday
says:
The discount demand for money has in great part
been Of strictly regular character, and though noi
particularly large. II was sufficiently so 10 ma he mht
ket close and rates of interest fully maintained Money
the best of customers papers, running ~ TO ~ days
is regarded "a worth fully 10 per cent and by the ef
change snbterfuge Is doubtless generally mace
to bring that or more, while CONSIDER
able amount OF such as Is classed little
irregular is charged l2dl5 per cent and as high az
Ii per cent. Ii would seem tbn' the coseness IN ue
market results not 80 much from comparative IN
crease in the ciering as from the caution OF lenders
for evident that they much more reserved than
they were as 20 the character Of the operations their
bills receivable represent than they were while ago
Exchange has been growing gradually irmer during
the week. Some Of the dealers to-day paid their Gus
toners JOc. per thousand premium on all their pur-
cheses. The demand has been steadily large, ana Is
Ia Of receipts IN the ordinary course OF bust
ness.
The Chicago 7'ribuae of Wednesday remarks:
The money market hers remains close and stringent.
TO-dsy the National Banks were drawn upon literally
by the Government and IN this way the supply OF cur
rency shortened and the ability OF the banks 10
Accommodate the public lessencd. The demand for
money by the mercantile trade continues active. but
the best customers only are accommodated at tie usa
Of discount, viz: 10 per cent per annuin. lbe
private bankers dscounng second class names AT
ia ~ per cent per annum. The supply of Eastern ex
! change rs compared with the demand, Is almost
notning and rates remain firm al buying, and lilo
premium selling. few round lots were sold by the
banks premium of - cents per thousand but nearly
AL the leading houses had TO express currency
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
past week has been follows;
sSryRrp roR coxsuMruoS.
MinuC Of Pkgs Value. MangC Of Pkgs Value
Wool ....... 2,J2 s93s ll2 Flax. $50 90
I Cotton..... go SO s6j Miscellan's. 4s2 2lOr9
. SILK ....... i-i A904T7l -
(; Total -..-.--.....-...G1 1O0 ~ 20 81
Z WITHDRAWALS.
. MoHyC Of Pkgs. Value Manu- Of Pigs. Value
4 Wool. ..... lf5 66j SO Flax ....... l63 coos
j Cotton. ......l65 1884 Mscelan's.- 30 7ce.
: Silk .......... &C 250i7 -
4 wAREHOUsFD.
= Manu- Of Pkgs Value. Manu- o( Pkgs Nalue
! Wool ...... 6ss s25s 535 Flax .... $40 Sac n.
; Cotton. ...-....si7 2cZ l'0 Miscellans. 50i J,29t
! Silk .....-....l3S l63,772 -
Total .........................267 te63 u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
A BENEFACTRESS.

There is woman in the public eye whose had all
along been associated, in mind. with the Yankee,
'Quack," and "IInmbug" But il Is so no longer and
socatinn ia all other minds. Whatever notions may
have Of womanly decacy and propriety. will admit
that alone is the Nurse-the good Nursehe best
nurse Whether shall have Finale PHI scians not,
is question which be decided by time and princi
pie and matter Of taste. Pride, prejudice.
price and custom msy well behave themselves FIR il
there is really want there will also be suIply,-if
there be calling, there will Ice Nature and
human society always self supplying and though Art
and Fashion may hinder, they cannot prevent.
Mrs. Wnsow does not want 10 treat you Gsfienen -
Nor does she prescribe regimen for wives but mod
estly appears az health happiness
ISFAST in the cradle. i there anything improper
in that, NURSE Of go years" experience can boldly
say what what is not good for babe and ought be
listened God speed her her humble but happy
sion. She is the succ-ssful hysian and e.
fcctual bencfcrcss little cnjoyed-hsr dotng
parents excepted Just open the door her nd
Mrs. Win-iow will prove the American Florence Sightin
gale of the American Nursery. or this
that shall teach 'Srsr'' to say "a BLESSING on
Mas. wISsLow'-fr helping her to survive and escape
tho gripping collcking and teefhng siege. We confirm
every worl firth in the PROSPECTUS IL performs pre-
ciscly what il processes to perform. every part 81 IT,
nothing lcss-Away with your Cordial 'sPxrrgoric,"
Drops. 'Iau'ianurn " and other Narcotic
which the babe is drugsed into stupidity, and rendered
duh and iiiotc for life.
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup Chill
dren Teething." If had the power We would make
her, she is, physical savior TO the Infant Race.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Civil Law Restored In Kentucky
Important Order.

Important Order.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-The following circular
has just been issued:
HEApoUARrERs DEPARTMENT KENTUCKY, April
29.-The functions of the civil courts in this de-
partment being to an extent suspended by MARTA |
Law, makes it the duty ofcvery officer TO be scrupu
lousy observant of public and individual safety,
and to afford az far as possible complete protec-
ton to the people. The power Of arrest will
hereafter be sparinsfy exercised and directed
against real offenders.
There is no dignity in furnishing foolish people
for foolish words. There is no longer in this de-
partment, hostile to government. an organization
which deserves to be called military. The bands
nov prowling through the country are simply
guerillas and robbers. and are to be treated as
such. They will be allowed to surrender for trial
All the loval people OF this department are TO be
protected without regard to color or birth place.
Complaints reach these headquarters of the
beating OF men and women for claiming the bene
fit Of the ammncsty oath and Of the act Of Congress
freeing the slaves of all persons who have been
in rebellion against the Government of the United
States, or who have aided or given comfort to
those in rebellion, and of the joint resolution free
ing the wives and children Of enlisted men, and
Others who have acquired right under the laws,
the Executive proclamation and military orders.
All such persons under the protection Of the
Government. Colored persons within the laws,
resolutions, proelamation and orders referred to
are free, and whether free not are to be protect
ed from cruelty and oppression.
In all cases where the state Of the country and
the organizations and rules of civil tribunals will
permit them to enforce justice, offenders against
local laws will be handed oysr 10 them for trial
In no case. however, will any persons or cour. be
allowed to deprive .ny one of his or her liberty
while within the lines Of the acts. resolutions.
proclanatons o orders above referred to, or to
harrass by prosecution or otherwise. those who may
assist them in earning support or maintaining
their rights.
By order ofMajor General Palmer. -sf
fSigned,J J. BATES DICKSON.
Captain and A. A. G..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Thu New U. s. Stamp Duties for
1865,

Messrs. T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 306 Chest
nut street Philadelphia. Pa. have just issu"i a
new card, containing the official list Of the "New
Stamp Duties" imposed 10y an Act OF Congress of
March 3. 1865 This card will he found very con-
venient for reference by all, and should be at the
side Of every storekeeper mechanic, manufactur
CIR, broker, banker. attorney, any man of bust
ness, as it shows at glance the amount of stamp
duty tax duty to be paid every thing in every
day business, as we'll rs the Provisions of the Act,
Exemptions and Penalties of tho Law 1t is
tirely different from the old Stamp Duties, and
this card is copyrighted, and is the only correct
and official edition published. Price Is Gents a
copy. or three copies for 80 cents; Sl.00 DOZEN
$500 hundred; $le.75 for $50 copies. or = cts
each; S33.75 for 500 copies. or ga cents each;
S6n for 1000 copies, or cents each nett cash with
order. Consumers to pay transportation Can
vassers and Pedars wanted every where to engage
n its sale. Send for circular containing instruc
.ons Orders solicited. %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

We learn from the last South Bend Register
that terrible fire occurred in that city on the eve
ming OF the 18th ult. The st. Joseph Hotel, the
finest in this part Of the State. and another in the
same block, together with the Post Office, Nation
ri Bank, several stores, one or two livery stables
and . few private residences we're DESTROYED. Tbs
Ere originated in livery stable and not withstand
ing the most extraordinary exertions were made BY
the FIRE companies and citizens to subdue the de-
vouring element it could not be arrested until ev-
cry building on the block was consumed The
loss is estimated at 100000. Among the heavy
sufferers by the FIRE is Judge Egbcrt. who owned
5000 worth of stock in the st. Joseph Hotel,
which is total loss. His daughter. Mrs Higin-
botham, also owned two or three thousand dollars
worth OF stock in the same building. but she had
an insurance for about 81 900 on her interest,"
The whole business part OF the town was threaten
ed by the conAagration, and saved only by the
greatest exertions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Particulars OF the Destruction Of the
Rebel Ram Webb-KiIby Smith Propo-
ses TO Surrender.

New York, May 9.
The steamer Guiding Star has arrived, from
New Orleans April 2Sth. The destruction of the
rebel ram Webb is fully confirmed. She passed
New Orleans under heavy fire from our war
vessels, the Lackwana sending 200 b shot
through her bows. Only one vessel, the Holly
hook. Lieut.. Commander Gherardi, was ready to
follow, which kept close upon the track of the
Webb until twenty eight miles below the ctv.
The rebels saw the sloop-ofwar Richmond ready
for action, and turned for the shore, the Hoyhock
going straight at her. The Webb's officers and
crew fired her in several places, and fed into the
swamps. The boats from the Hollyhock boarded
her and saved one man who had been abandoned,
asleep aboard They were unable to put out the
flames from the nhammabc nature Of h,r cargo,
and fear OF explosion Of her magazine. The
Webb was armed with three guns, one 80 pound
er. There were 2l7 bales of cotton aboard, be-
sides rosin and turpentine. Ii seems that the
pilot Of the Richmond knew the Webb. Two Of
her crew had given themselves up.
The New Orleans Times OF the 18th, reports
that the s,eamer Gen. Hodges came out OF Pea
River on the 2 ID, under flag Of truce, for the
purpose of negotiating with Col. Sprague. Chief Of
Staff of Gen Pope, for the surrender of Gen Kir-
by Smith and his force.
Colonel Sprague left for Cairo the gunboat
Lexington for the purpose of meeting the General
Hodges at she mouth of the Red River and there
can be little doubt that Kirby Smith has surrender
ed his entire force. The terms of surrender are
those proffered by Gen. Grant to Gen. Lee.
The Lexington and Hodges at las. ae-
counts anchored at Hog Point, i few miles below
the mouth of Red River.
The surrender of the rebel Secretary OF Navy,
Mallory, at Pensacola, is confirmed.
Eight millions ofgreeubacks had arrived at
New Orleans to pay our troops. and as much more
was on the way.
Claiborne. Ala, has been occupied by our cav
airy, under Gen Lucas. after victory over a reg
iment of rebels north of Mount Pleas lnt-the re-
bells losing 10 killed, 10 wounded and % prison
ers. Our loss was killed and wounded. Five
hundred bales of cotton we're secured.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The Sw edish Braady-As its name indicates
is peculiar product Of the inventor, whose nativ:
land 10 Sweden. 1t is article having mellow
and delicate favor, peculiarly rich and palatable;
is highly corjiazcd, and especially adapted to the
use of all ladies, who may require an agreeable,
stimulating tonic imparting strength to the system,
giving an increased vitality to the whole human
frame. 1t is a great favorise in Sweden. so
much so that it may be styled the national bev-
erage. No family should be without it. Taken
in the shape of hot punch at night before going
to bed, It makes delicious draught. producing a
healthy perspiration, dispeling cold more effect
uall than any other mixture that can be TAKEN
Try II once and be convinced.
C. w. ROBACK, Proprietor,
sc, So, 60 and g. East Third Street Cincinnati.
27-ml
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Johnston Surrenders, upon Lees
Terms, all the Forces In Georgia
and North Carolina.
OFFICIAL BULLENIN.
war DEPARTMENT,

WAsHryGroN, April %, 1865.
To Msjos General Dix: =
A dispatch from Gtn. Grant, dated at Raleigh,
10 D. m April 26th, states:
Johnston surrendered the forces in his com
mand. embracing all from here to the Chattahoo.
chic, to Gen. Sherman, on the basis agreed upon
between Lee ard myself for the Army Of Northern
Virgins"
Edwin NJ. STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
FoKrREss MoSRoE, April GA steamer arrived
here this morning from Morehead City, bringing
advices from Newbern that General Grant has ef-
fectuaily put end 70 the armstice agreed upon
between Sherman and Johnston, Grant had given
Johnston to o'clock yesterday Wednesday
morning 10 surrender his army. The conditions
are unknown. General Grant announced that
after that hour hostities would at once be re-
sHmcd. To this General Johnston is said to have
replied that, if Jefferson Davis and the leading
General officers of the Confedsracy were pardoned,
and permission given them to leave the country.
he would be authorized to accept the terms pro
posed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
The Force that Johnston Surren
der0d,

NEW YoRK, April a0.--The Herald says: "'rhe
following organizations are included in the force
surrendered BY Gen. Johnston: The military divi i.
sion OF the West, Gen. Jo,,nston's command, Army
Of the Tennessee, Army Of North Csrolins, Gen.
Bragg's army Of South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida. Lieut. Gen. Hardee's Georgia. Militia,
Major General Howell Cobb. The only remaining
rebel army east Of ths Mississippi not surrendered
is that Of Dick Taylor, which also formed part
OF Gen. Johnston's command; but ~ JEFF Davis Is
probably making his way through that district
and army. Gen. Johnston doubtless declined TO
surrender it until Davis could get beyond the
Mississippi acs hrs '.s.as9 '.lz 2 r7ao ,fss
The Herald estimates that sixty nine. general
officers were surrendered by Johnston. rapking as
follows: fcll Generals, 3; Lieutenant Generals, 81;
Major Generals, 20i Brigadier Generals, SO.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The Day Of National Humiliation
Changed.

By the President of the United States:
Wievsds by nv proclamation Of the 25th inst.
Thursday. the 25th day Of next month. was recon-
mended a day for special humiliation and PRAYER
in consequence Of the assassination of Abraham
Lincoln, late President of the United States but,
irhereGs M attention has been called to the fact
that the DAY aforesaid. is sacred to large number
of Omissions AZ one OF rejoicing for the ascension
oil the Savior; fiFf
Now. therefore. be it known that I, Andrew
Johnson, President Of the United States, do here
by suggest that religious services. recommended as
aforesaid, should be postponed until Thursday, the
FIRST day of June next. In testimony whereof,
have herernto set my hand, and caused the seal OF
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this 29sh day Of
April, A. D., and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the 29th.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By w HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Stoneman'S Cavalry.

Stonemn ms cavalry is now in the Wiley ofthe
Saluda river. with headquarters at Anderson, S.
C., and arc scouting from there toward Augusta,
Ga with instructions, if they can hear of JEFF.
and his treasure, to follow him as long as there is
horse left. The infantry portion of S.oneman's
command is engaged in cleaning the mountains
Of Buslwhackers, guerllas and horse thieves, and
they ma king clean work
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Rumored Cabinet Changes.

INV York, May
The Worlds Washington special says: 1t is
understood that Messis. Seward, Stanton and
Welles have indicated desire TO be relieved from
their respective portfolios the lst of July. The
two former will probably be succeeded by Messrs
Charles Francis Adams and Preston King, and the
latter by ]. w. Forney.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The reduction ofshe War Department expen-
ses in a single itsn of chartered steamers, has al.
ready been enormous. These charters ranged
from ffty to one thousand dollars vessel per day
Other chartered transports viii be dismissed as
rapiaIy as possible. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

II is positively stated that Kirby Smith has sur
rendered bis trans Mississippi army to our forces
on the same terms those granted BY Gen. Gran.
TO Gen Lee, and that Gen. Dick Taylor has ndu.
ced Gen. Dana to grant him the same terms grant.
ed by. Sherman to Johnson. subject 70 the appro
val of his commanding General. These terms will
at course be repadiated. and the rebel General
have 10 submit to the same terms as Lee and John.
son. There are now TO rebel forces. amounting tc
any thing, left in the field.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The Democrat did not make its appearance last
week. Whether it was merely temporary sus
pension, account of the indisposirion Of the
publisher, or death from sufocasion in its own
stencil. We are unable 10 say. as we have not taken
the trout o to inquire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

A movement has been started In Boston to raise,
by dollar subscriptions. the sum of 800 900, to be
presented TO Mrs. Lincoln as token Of respect and
'cneraon the people for her illustrious hus
baad. r - taF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The great popularity of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. for children testhing. has
induced dnprinciplsd persons TO put upaf-
ticles to be used for the ssms purpose. In
advertising which they have not only cop,
ed our. advertisements and notices from
he press, but have copied certificates and
etters from clergymsn and others. aiming
other names to eur genuine certi6catss.-
Bewafe Of All imitstofs. a-a.e1> a-5s.
March 80, 1S65.-n22m6i -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Gen. Washburn's Order.

Mrmrnis, April %, via CAno. 90 Gen. Wash
burns order declaring that after the 25th Of April
the Confederate soldiers within his District be
regarded as felons not prisoners of war, is having
ealutary effect. Great Numbers hare surrendered
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

Peace, honorable peace, must be near at hand
from the indications from all quarters. The au-
thoTities evidently believe the rebellion to be
about crushed out from the war they are ordering
the discharge of troops, stopping the accumulation
ofsupplies, and reducing expenses in every posi-
be way. Lett come. We will all feel gay when
our boysin blue come marching home. Has the
var been faiurel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Narrow Escape of JEFF. Davis.

KSoxvILLE. May "A man who was on one Of
the railroad trains captured by Stoneman's cavalry
between Greensboro and Salisbury says JEFF Davis
was on the same train and his way to Charlotte.
but that learning the railroad was cut above and
below there. he with the other passengers, ESCAPED
and returned 70 Greensboro.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and Child.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. for
children teethirg. softens the gums, reduc
es inflammation. allays all pain. and cures
wind collie Perfectly safe in all cases.-
We would say to every mother who has q
suffering child. Do not let your prejudice.
nor the prejudice of others. stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes. absolutely sure-to
follow the uao of this medicine if timely
used.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

The Arkansas Legislature has unanimously
passed the slavery amendment to the consttu.
ton. The bill disiranchisng all persons who have
held places of honor trust in the rebel army will
also probably pass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04

A dispatch from Indianapolis, dated May l.,
says: -Four companie. of tie 63d regiment, 23d
army corps. have arrived here to be mustered out
OF service. Orders have been received to muster
out Immediately all drafted men and substi tutes
remaining a. the rendezvous here.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-04
Thirty Batteries Dismounted,

The 7ribune's Washington special says it il sta
ted that thirty volunteer batteries have been dis
mounted, and their horses turned over prspra.
tory to being mustered out ofservice.