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, 1865-05-22
From CRI RIMRkLESrDN,
A Conflict Bets cen the Whites aud
NsEs0cH-Asrlyol OF Eh3rf xu<1lce
Lltuhc-A AudfcncsA X It'll tic People, =

New YcnK- E:y q The Nra:d's Charleston
CO respondent reports In attempt 10 hold cleet,
1ne ~ uld c1tizrnr. VI the lcth oa: th- chtrs1y,
who in cndcas orinr to appear Cnioa men, left on
Indiu. cout,t .t-1e Lun5er Ut lc:rQez DC
1cat- 4 meeting snalle. IN number w7s. how.
ssrr, held bf nu' a.d ont IInioct-ts a.5 the ne.
Ef,es. Thrfr ra- mach excsteme:t over TIE
1,n'trr. lle Wires tblstcdus IN g:oaps In the
tt!cets and .si'c vent 10 sh-fl t=iluca a-ainst
c sG Sls;,a q .fs 70 vote sn1 e.ssut q .ny
'unse' ca tue rrople to return quietly hom-.
Tat sar-not.f'u %a- tn:rsaslss wacu clcf Jus
and o.Arrs wIf,rd M him ou FRIDAY. In Iae: Il.
audicn,c w1s crc Hucd uurng th= usy. In rcply to
numerou. Hurst'ons Lc expressed lhc opinion
th.t the latter thould have III. 1uG: Of
tion o! lie rtnt. B+. lid not know
The FL Jcci. IT, stated that While l'rt .ideuI
3ohurrn WIS military governor Of feat.4scA, The
IHoI1, there 7dnYtrd a cnpstitu'ion thai did not
even INC right 10 testify in coar. Of ju4fe: i'he
ton-tiIut:r.. llEa huwrver, reen accepted ~ the
Government u The tatfs'd sfs.cs. Er. Ch1se
so,o tic Government wonld not recognize the
leE. nn1y thht bsd been engaged in the
rrl,c;'ion. A ncw State would have 10
!. formed az !! submitted 70 Congress. Hts con:
c,tlz,,ps with i'm und tn. new order vf afArs In
the sftclnunn Ar. Chase addrtE:es brtween I've
and e'1 thousstd eoor.d people AMI aboat
IFr AdnHfe1 WhHtt Al Lnr E9Ufc1.
lie ~ns received with trtmendnons che iriHs and
nornca'~a the IiFbr of th- hrEra to the hl,tpt,
ihou"h 'he WAY ro' rcaFT 70 slj the tiovernuert
was III fisor Of up'Ee'sai eutfra.e. His vleus lid
no. eettn to nltrt those Of either conflicting fsc
tont fnl'y. There w.- eome ii!fecIns between
tue negro IIoops md l..,6 N.E York lnfantry on
account OF the tymratny Of the 1atter fur the
whi''t: nut Ho d,s1urh1necs. Arrivals from
Columbia STATE that Coy. NcGrath et,l keep. up
rr,rit Of SFe,-tance- II. h.e nIn.1cd the muster
il in Of a1' males pctweea the .ge. uf lifteen ana
e1Sty to form Stat force under Naie jIsnn.nc
1ht tattf n1W recognizes no AUTHORITY hrr ~.
Statc aid McGFatn. TIE pyop.c, ho~cv.:r. a-r
nn-ius for 1ea:c and the TRIVIA! IL United Sta:.a
trcoEE.
, 1865-05-22
FH0N EPE1NGFxELD.
military PrcmotIons-NIuettr Out
and &'Ay OF 7rtopH-1sxtracts from
OrdtrA-GoE. O:1csbJ,s Dnu.n:er.


SFR1Sor1ELp. Msy 81.
The Prctidcnt has appointed Col. Jos,@h A
Sheets, now commanding tho 9Th regiment iii
nota veteran lntartly,ss nresci BrIgadIcr General
to 1aLk from the 15;l, day Of May. This is q de-
serrtd and well sner.ted promotion. Col. Sheet.
enlisted III the beg Inning OF the WET as p,ly.,e
Of TO. F. 6th 11linoEa roluntcars-Gor. ORjcshy's
Cd II E,menl-and has terved eince In TIC {,
pactf5 Of Sergeant, % Lieutenant, 1st L!ertenan,.
Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel and Coloucl.
The Colonel, now General, has participated in
nearly two score Of battles, having BEEN with
Tic 6th during all II Its gallant GREER Tie pro
moton Of tht. sa'1.nt officer Il compliment 10
proud Of. '@'' ~
:. The President has also appointed Jesae Il
rtts volunteers, az breset Bfi.adier Gensra1. "a
taLk ~ ittm the lib inst. This promotion Is also
veil deserved. col: Moore ha,ing done gallant
ttste6 nny ln.t dispatch in The visinity or WASH
e. and se1t bone for which eseoa
Washington, BY LITER orders, intend 70 do every
thing 70 ehie1d The soldiers from any ,ncunTe-
at one place and paid at .other-
! I,ske the following extract from ot1ers re
seised today reg a!dlas IL pay of our brave SUI
neTf %hs iSh,1 y ysry Important atter to TIL
E"Pasmaste1s will be deslgnated by the Pay DE-:
paTtmt Mt to meet regiments at the destgnnte,l
obtafring for that purpose he rolls froa lie mus.
ring officer thereAt While troops are await.nE
payment. supplies will te iutnilbed ny the r.
stion1 snd 1s.urns, eauntefs'$ned ed By The ' eaief
mustc1inc officer or HIS tee1.tant, uo1li after par.
meht md flaai ditenaree Of tse troops. the eh,if
9y1her and und.r d.eetpline-"
pre- il ~ lstter ef yctera,y as
frT3A - @tx.r L.
, 1865-05-22

New TonK, Mar q The aseamcr uahsa HI,
arrived from southampton the 10Th.
nattopal exhibition on the 9th. Ten thousand
In The House o. Common. M the 9Th III. debate
on the botoug franch!ee blll vas resumed. :.
Mr.. Gregory tsougut II II VIII passed 1t would
lead directly 10 universal Hui1fage.
Mf. DIsIatli warned the House asninst eaoc-
o. them 70 reject the b. Iarg. N jori.y. II
Moose &c caSasa . 1n tns previous question: Ay
The bill Vas therefore lost.
:. Tee Tines soye: ,Ve hop, Join viii, treat
ha s5 a a. q et NoW &
desed, Mobile falen and Johnston confc. sed bun
s-H exhausted, the SuE'h car afford to be mag
victory WITH d:e1s Of cra j. DatI' i fasc a s.-o
goo" ipr fuch nlscr=4nt- 1 he most honest men
lnn.t feel. In conmon with ali Americans, that
justice has II en- cheated Of a victim.
..a sols aol95gf Confederate loan 1aG1I5c.
F.:AKcE-Tho Empress presided at ! State
Cornell On the Oh; and afterwards received ,ae
ter Of sympathy to Nra. Lincoln. Tss Ennerur
tesued proclamation to the iuhabit4nts of Al
siefs usgins them 10 become attached to ihe soil,
aaId We must be mss els Leeause mur5 cixt,zcS u1
eensro9. a;r bseanss stringent The Emperor was
recoeLi the &c :ees OF 1rovIdesce, Two mil. H.
lion A1nes caLnuz tcsls& forty million Fecncl.
men.
lTALTy--L Edlia says Italy 1ccocnlz: - tie Pope
IS ,he cticfof Catholicism, aud wi,l nlway. tfeat
viii him upon rc1iclous N ,ttcrs. Int does rot
acknowledge his teroppssl sovereignty.
The municipality OF Patterned rave determined
that q Of the streets in that cty shall be named
after President Lincolu.
The Ptar< d u. Sotre Of Nantes, witch op-
peared IN Eouspfpg wher 1t pubt;.heh the news
.! Mr. Lucoin's murder, now euyeests that =
ptnny subscription shor1d DC collected for the
purpose Of tEcscDti'y 10 Mrs. Lincoln a reid
meca,, besrir3 The following inscription, LID.
e1ty. equality, fsstcrnity. TO 1iucoln tygire &C.
ted President Of thu United Sitter. French de.
raoclaty grateful. Ltco!n, the onest MN. at1ol-
ifscd atrry, re.es'ubltehed the Union. ea7ed thc
rernhlic without violating the srl;ote o( Lbcrty.
LIE F'as ostassIacted on the f4,h 0. Apfil. 1865.
En!sA-A Confederate cruiser wis reported of
Manila.
XAnKET5.
LIVERPOOL. Ac5 u-Ereu1nc.-Cottpu marxot
nut+ya-i l. ard 1Ssld higher. Manchester m.rket
arHGE. -Four. utl hut stcsdy. Warat 13iet aad
steady. Corp dsl and sega lower. Mix.d, s5s.
Eeei dFE. Pork steady. Bacon quiet aud ste,iy.
Ia,d sics"s. ,tshss quiet. sn;ar inactiv-.
tetlsc stcsdy. Rec guiet and stcley. Petrole.
ain quiet ahl stendy.
IohDos, MsY -Eyrnsnr.-1n,nols Central
.har. 7aiG7s!; Erie shares, 55lW5ei t 81, Gin
r31.
, 1865-05-22
Er0E1 Nashville.

4@FsS9n4 OlsP4scn 10 1oe Cincinnati Conncrciaf,1
NAsut1IlE, Nay s0.-1he city ia fall of rehc1x
say na Of nnss .as!a who sIs abusive
1ohutun :.'oh asd Coy: B1ownlow- A rebel Go:oaei
~ ytssefcsy putin pI1soE tor nelng threatening
a1snel oinee. eawe to hi. door and drzaaudei sd
e,sing That he had urgent pttyaie hnsincss
Hss eng ns thrsa,s ueing The basonet thai The
he meant 10 assseeinste the Governor. "A4"
4 seT spicJ correspondence h,s lately t,ken
Place between GovcrLor HrowninW nud the a..
,unst Geyesao1 Of Tennessee and otneers of tue
1bty proposed to tring back The archives snd ~
ectt Of the bank-the;F message. said thai they
Lad {seO,ct0 in fpcede-M they wcsc l,ardoncd.
Cos. BroMnlow replied in a manner ron which
.hsrc will s9Pa conc positive results of crea.
The published cosrcspenderee between Gov.
EfuunluE and the p1lcers OF the Chattanooga mil
rosd showe that the 1e!llnc etocs Of the rosd is III
in Potd 1epslE II. Augusta. including twenty five
locomotives The road to Atlantis will be com.
rleted sfrut ,he r.t Of June, ard sh:a The officers
r;crcsc 10 Etetc-c ~ f1ts stock. If thry WILL Ie
ed 10 e.1t'r t1ds Slate Il, uo!eet.d. ri
z1cea aLd achiyys n'2l a:so b. b:ossas olsk,
, 1865-05-22

mptterfnE Ont OF the Jnt11aHu Tropns
an Iuffux Of SconndrYls-Thc Sci.
prez& Isobb<ry-Afrtss L st uf the Esobbcfs
TIC supreme Court.


1SDIASAroLls, May 2t.
This city being the headquarters Of the nay de-
pa1tneat Of Inlilnn, Illinois and Michigan, has
teen dcejgna.cd By the H'as Department rs TIC
general rendezvous for payment of returned yol.
unteers. All regiments belonging to the above
Ststes, from the arinie. OF Sherman and Grant
whose te:ns Of scrytce expire previous TO the
.et of next October, will be paid OF at this point
aiyjoz VIII. Cumback, Clief paymastes Of tic
District, and biz arsistautz. Majors Terrell. Gra.
ver, Bailey and Burdy, are makiaa pzeparations
ana rceimenta, organized In July and Au.ast, :
1s6a, will be mustered out and paid 81 entire:
G6lh. Iah, 18th, 75&h, 8tst, ed, SD, s5ta 57.h,
esth. g;tb, 10Th, 100th and 1G1st fatlntty,
IND 18th battery. All three years recruit. for
The 7th> 1nth, 1sth, 14:h. 19th, ajth. I'D astll,
S7h, SD, S1sh, ssh, 45th, Ssh. and 59'h viii also
he mustered eut and paid oG st this point A
large number or one scar men belonstng 10 the
move 1tl inents viii be discharged ana pad It
'he :cEc time. This news hrs brought to the
city large # auI Of gamblers. thieves, burglars
and plekpoekets who arc expecting rich harvest
iro'u thc pFod!ralty end care.csFne.s Of return.
1nG sete!au!. The police force and provost guard
VII probably be Increased to give the scoandttls
a Gt'irg reception.
The robbers Of the American Express Com
rs.y'a esfr rot'ced yesterday, have been arrested
and al lit monty recovered With the exception
, 1865-05-22

Pu11aDrrEHrA, Mey 1.-The tubscriptinns to
The 7.sG loan on Saturday amounted 10 81, ,9iG3s1
Tho largest Western subscrpti1ns were Sano0O
from the Second SAtloEai Bank at St. Louis and
$9c,0H1 from The First National Bank Of Scrtnc-
s1c0N Q f1um The Flret National 3. ns of Reading,
Ps., and $1G,M0 from the National Metropolis
Bank Of Wash,nrton, There were S1,335 ln1i-
yitual subscriptions. The 'ot:l amount su5.
cnhed for tho Waek yas f1!,tk4soA
, 1865-05-22
THE VERY LATEST.
MONDAY, MAYea+ O'CLOCK Il II;
JEFF DAVIS
Full Particulars of the
Capture of. the
Old Lady.
Betrayal by Ellis Whiskers and
No. 13 Boots.
Mrs. JEFF, Introduces Him as
Her Old Mother.
RUEa0RED ASSASSINATION
OF KIRBY SMITH By
HIS OWN kaEM.
SURRENDER OF TIE RE-
BEL FORCES AT PINE
BLUFF, ARK. |
Ihe Rebel Governors Vance,
REOwn. and Smith to
be Tried for High
Treason.
Later from Europe-Con-
tinued Tokens Of Rev
erence for the Late
President.
Letter from The Empress Euge-
ME to Hrs. Lincoln,
Great Damage IN Tennessee hF tras
L1ood-Aa1lfUnd Communication
Dfaiufbcd-COrlc ccfl3u.

Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Trib1co.1
NAsuy1I1E, Msy II, 1855.
Damages on the Louisville snd Nashville Rail-
road ase extensive. The bridges over Green aud
Barren Rivers are injured. 4 large portion Of the
emhanknent near Bacon Greek ie carried avn.
and many em1ll bEt1Cts between Bowling Green
ard G2laattn arc washed OF. There has bccn no
such destruction on this road by Good. fl years
BEFORE The heavy tisc in the Cumberland Mycr
and all the streams In Kcn!ucky and Northern
Terrcsf e. IL the catsr. The rainy weather coz.
t'nrc'., Communication along the line Ut the
Ltr1svilIe and Nashville RxitFoad will be resumed
as toJn a. possible. No train h.ppcnca t. bp
caught het* *ren Dicon Cret K and Dowlln: G:ec1
wien the flood occurred. 1t will be aofne days
before pa: seISets c.n be conveyed from Nashville
TO I0u!evi1le.
The dispatch published ia the TE1nUSz OF the
18th Inst, IN reference to the probable atrvat OF
JcE. Davis IN this city and bis convcyance north
wazn In the eteaucr Shamrock, vas unauthorized
h> 3ucE pIiac!pal currcsponden. Lezs. The story
SfS6 n4tA11 urf,n }tH r. rc
, 1865-05-22
TItE GREAT Aes-
The CIPHER 1.&a&<Fs-l>e#Itnl0ny OF e.
H. Luna. NJ a t0r Eckcrt AID Vtnerx.

WASHINGTON. May S1.-!The Court did not meet
untrt ti+s*D O'clock, an hour later ftlsu u.unl
The reading Of the testimony OF yesterday, being
ye.S goiI1ulboEf. was not completed until a qu1t-
ter past aNo, Wien In honr's fccass was taken for
Ctnntf.
ca. DAEA's TESTIMONY.
TIE Ass's .sE. sccret1ry OF Wxr, III. Dana. was
sHyru, aud ii entitled the rrhel cyphcr arrange.
mrnt which lie took from the 1ooin IN Richmond
forpt r;y occupied by Secretary Benjamin. on the
eth of a1r:1. The cohtE1vance is reel, 10 be
urned co as 10 substitute ono ect Of letters Of the
alphabet Tor cthets-
hal. EcEEEr's TESTIMONY.
Maj. Eclc1& wpe eworu. 4 Acypher vs.. exhibited
10 hin. touuo in the trunk Of ]. Wilkes Booth lie
coz rased 1t with the Benjamin letter. aud sand ii
.r,s tic ea1ne Some Of the rebel csphere Of other
part. l,ud ,n1lcn Into his hands, and thee were
IN ihc tam~ prsnc pic, although the Key word msT
OF pl'cF tn'cd 0ct. Il. Ills to THIS effect: We
ec-!n utcc cur gaining immediate afvauttgee.
etSsan every ncrre for victory. Ne now look
up9n The Reelection Of Lincoln as almost cer'Ain,
And We need to whip tie hirelipss to prevent II.
l5eticcF. with Lincoln fe elected and his armies
victorious &c nerd not hope cvcn for recognition,
much lcs: the help mcntirncd in our lsst uol-
coz he Ill explain this. OnE friend shall be IN
E,cdiaf.'Iy tel IN work us tnn direstr
This Fyshef ~As 10 reply TO ono OF the 9th. Th
co5Tesp noeIce wse Carrier hr'~ern Re
:-~:d aAc Ienaea. Severn aebcl cysL.1 ca
, 1865-05-22

Q: dve dollars, The train boy WAS also arrested
The sp.ing term Of the Supreme Contl COM
Dences It's .seasiou tomorrow. The dork-t Ia
ssefy !1sht the new Judges having la5o.ed very
hafd IN bringing up the old business.
, 1865-05-22
Il H. E

Tie Table OF Contents will be found :znbfy at
trac I've. en3recr. the following articles: L Le..e
aGout Err 3Hrl; 4 Pro.e HenriHte; Hafpocrat.s; :;
rcly's Coz; Needle and Garden. VI Going to slep;
Dr. Jchls. r.; Tho Great LaEe7; To CAro1t1a Co1o
nat.o; Eeknard; John DtoAn4 IsAid; schu 1aDn's
Qu'rtette In Flat Mater; Ilchard cobcca; Modern
lup.ercEcuts and TT National Debt; The Chimney
Co.rc1. VI; Tho Jasrar Hunt; Late Scenes In Rich.
mond; Dc=n! Tho riaee Of fAbzahsu Lincoln In Hls-
tory.
Among tie contributors to this Number ara GEO.
BANCROFT JaHN Wkiss. BArARD TAYLOR. DONALD
c. A1rcHsL1, NEs II. II. STnwx. GAIL HAMILTON. F.
EEKLpcS, MEs- E. a C. GKfEs. RosE TKGrY. Y. D.
CoswAF, z. B. RsdkLow. J. 7. TEowBErpsK, ''CtEIE.
7aS," e. BEowSEil, saHrz1 c. CLARKE. ANNE II.
BaEwsTIE-
, 1865-05-22

arrival Of The I1nnan-Pa rIfn1nt n tary
Ma1trFE-1 Litter from Eu-tnis to
MrN- Etnco1n-HympnfEya and Gtuu0r
t. Tho Memory of HIr. l1nct1u In
Itnly-Thc Markets.
, 1865-05-22

MISSISSIPPI RIVER The At.
Nl lsutic end h1sstt!rpi Steamship 70. Goa
ntet, til II Giro ILL., With Cent H. Il, tor Eex
Cr.c3r1 Hht al way roln's- Baggage ch:cyCu
th:ou.t, Through hi !t:tnE e1vra. For frcizLt
ard pissage app!y TO AAEa WAR; aCE, tien' AEt,
s. nea:to,n s!:est. Chicago, Smith, 90. D.FlEGEH s:
CO., Ak'h, GAi1Q. ET.sx..22SS.stAW4.1lls
, 1865-05-22

Successor To WnIer Gen. yyaAhburn-
s'Hcra1ia OrtFatinns-t<un:or SUR
render Of The Pine IkluE {{ebe1b-
RtEby Smith tfrV"Sted d -1saas.1uatcd
a Memphis Contribution TO the
Fair.
, 1865-05-22
OUR YOUNG FOLKS
FOR.
JUNE, 1865,

rs NOW EEA-DE,
VIII the following Tabs Of Contents: Amo=E the
Lions; The Robin; Th1eo Days at Camp Dousias-
Third Day-by Edmund Kllks: LeIsonA in Magic
IT.; The Wild Goose, by J. 7. TEowbrldge; Isnst-
tats Letter. by Ga Iau.lton BRIDES Day With tte
10 cFal1es, By II 7. Canby; our Dogs ~, b7 Mss.
II. B. Stowe: Winning His Way, By *'csrietoa;''
Farming fer Doss, v; The Turning Of the Leaf By
J. 7. 1raEbridge; AIoa. IA the Fo'e,t, BY Captsau
Hayneissd; Abraham Lincoln Eouad the ET1nius
Limp.
This Number eontaIzs Seventeen ulustratlo-s.
Houra the Evening Lamp will be fourd unusually
and puzz!lrg.
, 1865-05-22
SPLENDID LIST Of ARTICLES.
ALL TO BE BOLD FOR 81 EACH.

SPLENDID LIST Of ARTICLES.
ALL TO BE BOLD FOR Il EACH.
M e Pasior Grand Plano 70 sloat
E91 2p!eha.d n.n.y Bih.es ..........-... u 10 ):
Il io MMs5s;ss ;a1 ~ upsoiS & se Dictionary. =
1.sno shaksPt 'se's Political WotSs........ Sic il
!.:9 Bu1ns' =titai "osk.............,... TO ia
* s19as ps7 ess:-..-..........--. SO io
81 Hi.'oIy ua,ted :iatss..............:. 80 i
:od Eeisnt Fsaa:ei so:t1si;s ois16ia:: = 20
50 81 qss!s SSs iiss;;s: s,:: Wsi;ss:: 50 to l.;
,.:so s.n,s HSasas Use site; w1::a::;: s e 3
~ a9Sss asa w.: :H9S! ss IS
a$ $ es;,: es;,: s,5e ses "a as.;; IL
i9 e. serai. 0ps: aad Esasfsid noocs:s.: ia s
le.ooo G9saie Jet. Lava and aF1cfentine .,.
seee Es:ie5aia 6s I'D Iie:;i so d
S SMo Go;u Fon and vsst Waich Kegs.....35a to E
1o'a sets s,. q Solitaire Sleeve Baita,s, u
t.e Goia si9Pt III mS eIss. r:nc;i:. &;. to :
ssSS An'a''ss Magic ari;ns. to e i
GG3 e COD Tooth Ptcks, C1ustes. ac....% :to 8
i s Stone S. ana siEps. Knes.........t 70 j
10 90 sets Ltd!cs' Jewelfy, Cameo. FeaIi,
,.se e es!s E:s: id :ss :ss 4
1e eee Gold Pms sai Go Eiinsn mod;;; 70 1s
y Mo 9o siivt1 Comets and Drinking cu1s... TO 20
u sh.es f1nis nd G:Fe Bs.fs;;....:,: q 70 g
lSs oossa SITS sixcF Ts1 ss ~
, 1865-05-22

The P.o7,dence Manufacturing Jcwelers' Assoc,a.
uon. G mFotef o: extensive Importers and Mannfs..
ftht hptnt operating IN the 1ea3in< ctita OF tns
natea hsse rvsolv. on ths Grand Enterari<
mgrs p @ th:n FAT eoo ve1th q goods 0nI psn i as
yatar sre pAesd In sealed enve!op 5, and we'll mixed
ose q ,acs; saeo enveoEes containing ces:iucasr
loxefhef Will Cboice collection Of Popular So4gs
Vtth nsnY Va uable 1fcines. worth mauy collar. 10
sny r. IseD. Will os aol! At the CsnpAn5s Depot Of
All articles sod at
ONE EOLLAE EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
On reccIpl Ct .ha Certificate ycu Till sea Whist ycu
c1n have. and then II u 1t Ycur opIcn IS psT
the do!is1 and taka ihe a,telo Or rot P5scaa:sis
MsT r I'M, entsin s1lf ndt l1sas FGE:e. yIable
Goid Watch. nl+mond lauE Or AM Set Ct save ~ on
trss . thsn ons Do51t WORTH .s there no p7anks
gill be sold to some fortunate purchaser for Qoe Dol
, 1865-05-22

1EA r nrSS. Vice Pze,tdept.
e. HOLLAND. Eect-tatY
G. D. fALMEIs, Genetsf Ticket Agent.
This Comeany 1ur her4 among 1ts stoekholde,p
TefJ MahF af VIA thtes. nad leading business cea
cee e lrtnsn: &c on he lives Of all persons to TIC
extent 81 ta the eesaat OF death. caused bf nay
o. ani 70 tie extent Or IS pes x. for term nor
e3tttdhE tweaEy stx weeds, for tora disability cause3
Company 1ntcads also to is:ua Tickets at all the
principal tnllfont offices tcrouxhout the country aud
by .pe*tal n.c=ts covrEirK an o.ses by if, Of tot
daanI!ty hon. n .c:deas Ehlch traveller. hy RAJ.
tA:.I are suh1ecscd 70. in Eus cf $3c0 II casa Or
oeatn ana *ls 1er Enex 70: disability aoove Time
ffoin te etEte 10 ten dorass each feetnS conide1t
ol ;he Ee9eton* Patronage OF the people, va assure
will ever end rs pEompI nEd generous Ia tbs ndiusi
ent AcH pcJ Nt Of all claims f.r loskes et1ef BY
DEATH Dl4A Bt11Ty. Y"
ny2l1as6"4sneE C. HOLLAND, Secretary,
, 1865-05-22

General Sheridan. National Uauks-
!ed. Davis and Alex. IL SlepAyus,
de-. &c.
, 1865-05-22

First edition Exhausted. New and 1eY.aed etittou
nov ready. Probably Es1y music ttachera and
others In musical matters had theirat
tent!on cslled 10 new method Of instruction for the
ptto. volca and harmony. BY GEO. F. R0UT, entitled
Tie MutIcal
, 1865-05-22

T1CINpR & TI1iD5,
m5sss}1t BOSTON. MASS.
, 1865-05-22

The Army Of the Potomac Il frat to be reviewed
Oh Tut sGay. Some Of the corps VII! commence
moving se early a. half past three Ia the moraInr
in order to reach In ood scsson their respeetiYe
I'm:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
TEs Ne o. aDvsaTisasd.


ing when their father will return from the
war for the Union. Is net to be taxed for the
support Of traitors out OF the post pittance
paid them for the life which he gave up
for his country A Just people, and ifthers
be just people on earth, that great people
Of America, who have sacri6ced every thing
but honor for the life Of their country, arc
a just people, caA not and will not consent
to acts Of such fagrant injustice and ingrat-
itude.
THE ISSUE
have said more than enough my fell
low-citizens, to satisfy you that the question
OF to- day, rs l declared in the outset, is
whether the care Of the States aud govern
ment of this Union is to be committed TO
those who conspired for their subversion, or
to those who crushed the conspiracy and
restored the supremacy Of the Constitution.
The dread issue is with the people il is
for them today, by the sovereignty Of the
ballot, as il vas but yesterday for them, by
the power Of the bsyonet, to decide wheth-
er the Republic shall live or perish. You
decide this issue not for yourselves alone,
but for the struggling sons Of liberty in
every land, and fer the millions of the here
after
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

CLEMENT l.. VALLAsDIGHAa Is the.
treason candidate fer Unitei State scnstaF
from this State. Th. D.wcssoT are
pledged to elect him il they can nni1 el.ct
the Legislature. The tin. 70, aefae' ,urh a
dastardiy arrangement is At the pel' sn the
10th day of October, by sending !o'ai men tc
the Legislature.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

In the darkest hours Of the Republic
when loysl men we're assisting the Govern-
ment by taking its securities, eeprerheads
were contributing to fund for tallandig-,
ham, who was then a resident OF Canada. -
ITuscarawas Advocate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

Tuax GU. to the election On Tuestsy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21
FIrss-rate Notice.

The Hartford Times has the following first.
rate notice of thifd-rate Abolition dema-
gogue: g
Senator Wilson, who is about as poor
specimen Of a statesman a. could he produ-
ced in Massachusetts, is putting on some
peacock airs before his eoorsd audiences,
be addressed negro meeting in Washing
ton the other day aud said be wanted South
ern men to understand" number Of things
and he Served notice" on them that on the
fret day of the next Congress he should intro.
duce bill for the personal liberty Of every
freeman Of this continent" The Southerners
will not probably complain Of any such bill,
and good many white men at the North,
who have been deprived OF their liberty with.
out due process Of Of law, would hail such n
bill with JOY; aud there are Mexicans, Peru
vians and Hayiiens, who may feel an interest
in it. Wilson said be belonged to set Of
men who sleep on the Geld of victory, and who
cannot be defeated Il Is said that Wilson
went down to see the first Bull Run battle,
and that when they began TO Gre and charge
furiousy his coat tail stuck out at right an
giles, and his hair did not lie very smoothly
upon his brow. He had no notion Of sleep
ing on the field OF victory whichever way the
battle might turn. Wilson declared that
there was nothing more sublime than the
record Of the black man in this struggle" and
he insisted that they should be IAN ornament
and blessing to tbe country He closed
by declaring that the touching words were
ringing in his ears that in the future the black
man would keep the Jewel of liberty in the
family of freedom" That fellow ought never
TO associate with white men and we should
think the colored men would be slow to own
him, -tfih IS itlN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-21

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large round corners, finished back and ffont