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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
The Counterfeit One Hundred Dollar
Compound Interest," Bearing Notes.

Il was stated IN Washington dis % tch 10
| the Heru d. a few days since, that there
wss reason to suspec. that the govern msnt
authorities had been successful in terretiug
oul ana securing the original plates from
which the celebrated counterfeit one hun
bred dollar DEMONSTRATING notes-seven
hundred aud fifty thousand collars of which
are low 10 circulatioD-were printed. aud
that the authors of This Etupendous scheme
70 deiTaud the Treasury OF the country were
Well known, and would soon be arrested
and receive their well merlled re ward Sub
sequent examination in this city and Brook
lyu, has resulted ia confirmation OF this
suppOsiLon.
An officer of the Depar ment came to New
YORK last week 90 see what had been done
and vas about to be done IN regard 10 the
case. This officer Was Edward Jourdan,
Solicitor Of the Treasury. lie held a secret
Sc SION of detectives at the Office OF well
known law firm on Nassau street, where he
he'd Mr.. r. p. Lowell, the Chief of The New
York lo,ce, before hm, with several others,
and a lengthy and critical examination Of
the wonderful fraud was entered into He
wss well satisfied that Mr. Lowell had done
well with the c. unterieiters in this vicinity.
It is now thought that oae result OF this in
;erview was The capture OF the plates, paper,
ink, presses sud machinery of the operators
and its transfer to Washington, never again
10 be used by Illegal manufacturers OF paper
currency. Ihe property, il is understood,
was found IN the city of Brooklyn. The
principal actor in the preparation Of the
plate, and the one who worked directly
upon the Treasury Department at Washing
ton, has probably made his escape from all
terrestrial punishment. He WAS suddenly
attacked with a virulent disease, which
ended his Ii ere lac could be brought to
trial, snd even before he was suspec ed of
his crime. All the parties concerned in The
crime are known 10 the detectives: and will
soon be brought before the proper tribunals
for trial.
An interesting history is connected with
the plate from which the backs OF these one
hundred dollar notes are printed i cannot
all BE- given 81 present, but will be unveiled
before the courts Il is sufficient to say that
3 former employee Of tho department was
seduced By the counterfeiters. and became
their most eiiicient ally and confederate. ID
YVES through his agency and tbs of a woman
who figures somewhat in the affair. that the
successful imitation of the back of the hin
was accomplished. Some of the most skill
full engravefs IN the country were engaged
Ia producing the plate for the face OF The
note, which, with only one or two verv IN
important variations, was also a copv Of The
Treasury Departments genuine article.
Then the new banking Institution went into
operation, aud fer "a while did a thriving
business. The result, as has been sta'ed,
was the ssue Of seven hundred aud hity
thousand dollars in the new currency before |
the lex was discovered and the vsme ex- |
ploded
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ExeeIsIor LIEerY 3 saIs sable.

THE undersipned having puFehased the entire
interest o. ". & Wo0drud IN the shove S.anie,
would stale 70 has cid friends and The pu5lle sea
orally that he folly appreciates TIE patronage -
literally Bestowed On tie Old hrn. ffd hose y
CO. sftsntoa 10 bllsinees ID - a1e 70 satsiy zoe
wants Of the most fssTidlolE. Any person requr-
lnF snytniuE . ny Inc q b1riness ray reiJ %
sonsfhlng food, e. ] glsIautee ss-all.-.l,1s
a~a-is % aoaia College s.
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Proposals.
The Rutledge Estate.
Great Chancery Safe Ct 81 Lois.

ON THURSDAY. Deceulbar elst, lss5. on the
" premises, At II O'Clock, a m We viii sell al
pnblc sale, 10 the RICHEST bidder, great many OF
the most oesUtiial Building Lots ever en- red for
sale in the city OF Nashville, Icing THO-E BEAD
TIFUL LOTS On COLLFGE Hill, known a
the RUI-IEDGE ESTATE, fronting each from %
90 C5 feet o. UNIVERSITY Avenue, Lebanon Pike,
Market RutleaRe, Cs-tlenan and Crutrsl streets.
These lots 40 sdaIou 90 Iheir eligibility for pIi
residences, possess all the advantages Of Free
Schools. Gas and Water- and toe early c0mpletiou
Of the Street Railroad Kong them within = few
minutes tfsFel Ct the PuIia SquarA livery body
Az expected 10 be On hand n THIS eat sale.
Ommbussss and 4 oilsti IA a Rsu i.
+. p. FUGG. EXecu or, etc
VI y. HOWELL, c Nj,
JL.SR W. Brown, Agen's,
declB-lds $50 uniJn street.
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Dissolution.

TrHE Partnership hsretoflre EXISTING undsr tee
Esme o. woodruff a NJ lsu 10 the Livery
business, vas dissolved ~ mutual Couseut on az
ath inst o. d. A aii-h-i. purehsslg he entire
Interest II v. @. Wo9drud
~ g. WOODRUFF.
b. A. MITCHELL.
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McCLl
k2HsAlC PHESIllta.
De- t.a IEEAI1 EAI CF uisEt1s4 s
feIsa HlA Wiia 3UC0E-a %
t1EEr bffTEE, AS lI B Ir
Nh-RFu ~. 'fENNksaHE

~ asE nfHNHN. AS WI iH IM
Hf-RFu ~. fENgkaaHE
For further information in regard %
She ssiuf1l success ia the treatment o.
d-e g, the reader i5 referred ~ SRI
ASS THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA Mll
two issge volumes, late edition OF l,4
tho best work in the United Su-ls
where yOu viii fnd DIT hcGills name
standing parallel with the best Ias,ac-.
men OF tue age In the treatment Of Dis.
eases Of women. For all diseases no this
advertisement, Subtraction u guATaH
iced. With my general practice tfo.I
the following
Cir0Hlo C5seI
niiH -ziis-scnons Gl-lul-l llli Ahe'loas q -
llrls Diseases. of DO Iuloai, -a,4ioi 4olI.l
sld lunis, Fi6luay, PAIRS, u.asra, oslcai. eta'.i
lI.su.as.5 q 10 Heasl nd Liver, ll anl'1.-4 g
tla sacm1cs, Neuraga, hinge WI 90 r-.la,
Losilgrs. D-assa0s q the EJaa. l9ii..lal -
ta-c,alF vita IN Private Dtseeac- ~
Die aaca OF Tic LriEarT Organs.
20 Cfe fGdl1sl
an Afschea8 o. t1a Wo6..b sfegl1t uiih slal-lA
IlyEe msfriod laa.lll No have Bees H avn
lEis 81 uliaeal4T 90 plO7s So. --li ga =
Pr Aa..a A'asa aa % $3.50 ~
Jat.
ggerililys
Icrlg 4aFr.sl lsaoa Hnoss uia.cIilas p -
trar nd 70 LTi1a ionl il dIs 3gscus foiialli'l
Goa iEI aald ys4 should multiply and ra.a.aa-a .
this b. yCuT do9ira yug can ecusuh a. s-lsi p
.si-aI ,f I'M Fsra1n no lzsty ever uinT-ifs -.
q rg1 uaod make aI.f'.aa.lCl- All coma. lflll--4
Ly lsllsr o. peTECn -lCCliT coll4anisl.
night Emissions Cared.
r4rrr IN. slop unf1ra rCu fltEsf ap. ~ e.
tiasfas satlaCt . Nan, theru - 60 dlaasaa- sl -
o. aIra 81 " Elt EmIas1ua, and pnys.--an -
aan-He tbal Undssaaan1 tlesluE ~ ald b. 100 -
~ t1zf have cured tu1s1I 20 lhla C.ly. A. aaa1
iu 4 81 -aat dlaioE. pno hl7s aps1l tol.as l'- =
Iar ruf Ne DIV well cured b. me. an la-' =
Ell Vsua .attsrs ard s1uf l1 fref1alua b a.. lsit
ne county. "A w1TA al lf-t are .-z-4
anv w, ana viH lVC 90 a cali ! Eiu tg ~
laruur lE 90 ul tEu llaaEll1 ulf .anad r a-a Z.
yer, l.lsSl. 30 clgi o. rdnEs1ou1 z f-E p %
rty.
A. iai.tsa si.a1tsa e.
BA. ha4lhh
IufHE alraai FalEFil.G, f1--
raU Ha.aaa aafH s.rrHr go o +
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The Bank Bill was taken up, and di5cBs-
sed till noon, when the House took recess
till ? O'Clock, pm.
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TICKETS SAFE

TICK RTS OE SALE
bof all principal pOints, Viz Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.
To an principal points North sBd
Northwest via Nashville and North
Western Railroad 20 Johns ouyille,
Cairo anrl St Louie;
CONN ECTiNG
At Caro- for Chicago an. ! al nItefme-
date Stations
At st Louis with Hannib. 4 sucl 1t 10,
North Missouri and Pa citc bal
Roads for al points North
and North Wes {
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Toe Legislature OF Kentucky hssrspeslel
'ls sETrrs BON Law BY d,clied ma
5s-iy.
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First Glass Stea IN ers,

Ntefe ne sfcafezt conrf MEN e. tat -ra nls1e
TOT The trsnz.er Of ps-zs uasfs snd ~ 80
no det-D.ion a. loho .onFaIs- Tie. a disFays
he FIRST Glass sIEAalEh Ia rrs ga - % me
Arris,sl o. eseh trsin.
~ lnuIgus czli- lea ~ fl= gaies tsp5G sss-
sou wit b promptly stteuie.i b.
- Parties VII T. csiied 80 10 aHs 1lau of the
city.
n. Q. JACKSON,
fs-la g. lsnr,s-yfY-. 91sr,,s
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GREAT BARGAIN
AT Auction.

Va Ill be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, De-
w Efth, ~ 10 o'clock, 10 No u Froad STREET.
Four a No Marble Top Billiard Ta'lss, wlh
Phelan CusmoBs together Ensn losse Of Billiard
Roam, Slih Hall above 9Olc2S feet. Billiard Room
contSins hs.f, ga fixtures, license, b., &c Whrh
VII te sold sep fa.g Or together Tsrm- Cash.
G. D. NICHOLS s co.
deClf-td AupuCUeeis
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alew embellishments.


FssHE Menbers OF Tennessee Lodge. No. I. J. o.
i o. F. ave requf sIed 10 meet Al their Hsl. 10Y
uer or Summer and Union streets, THIS AFTEE-
NOON ct o'clock precisely, 70 sftend the Fuasrzl
Of ar iste Brother James q Byrsnt Member ia
sn0I tsndinp OF t1e other L0dses no the City AMI
yisitiag hrsihTen arc .nyitea 70 sttsnd
de-IslIe GEO. F. FULLER, - a..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

"some ore is sure to be here in two or
three minutes" thought; "this IRE has
been freshly made up"
The room where stood seemed to be
the only one the place could boast of,
and wretched enough it was. An old
bedstead with tattered curtain, occu-
pied one corner; beside the fire rose q
huge pile of dried sticks, flung loosely
together, thai nearly reached the ceiling;
large log of timber against the wall at
the,side opposite the fire, formed kind
of rude seat; while stool OF two and an
old rickety table made up the remainder
of the furniture.
When some short time had elapsed l
began to feel a little nervous at the posi-.
ton in which I found myself; apart
from the vexation 1 experienced at nav
ing gone astray, and the dlfteuity
might find in reaching Dublin In Time
| for my college duties, I remembered the
troubled state of the country and this
| lonely spot, at the foot of some mountain
was no desirable place to be caught at
night alone and unarmed.
| TO BE CONTINUED.
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LIQUORS.

In connection with the above, / beg 10 Ia in
form my friends, and the friends aud customers
of George w Smith, Esq, that the BOttiin2 bus
mess heretofore carried on by him will he con
tinued at the old stand under the name and
firm OF JOHN THONER & co. The Acs
and Porter will be exclusively of GeDT5c W.
Smiths manufacture, and the subscriber homes
from his long experience in Betting Jnu by
strict attention to all orders, to merit and re-
ccive share of public patronage.
DA9N TuDNIIE.
WHEELING JUI. I,lJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

New York Money Market
by Telegraph
NEW YoRK, Oct 6.
MONEY-Firmer at 697 per cent.
STERLING-Steady at 81 09i9l 10.
GOLD-Irregular and unsettled; opening at
81 DE- advancing to 81 4si closing at 81 4G.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS.

Il respectfully call the attention OF the Sport.
inG public to his large assortment of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
Tor Duck: Deer and Bird shooting
RIFLES OF all sizes, calibre, weight and
from one TO eight shots
Fine POWDER FLASKS, Shot Pouches and
ELEi Double Water Proof and E CAPS,
Walkers, COXs, and g. ID. do -
POWDER, SHOT, CARTRIDGES and oil
X inds OF Sporting Ammunition constantly on
hand.
Guns made to order and all repairing done In
the best manner, and warranted.
A call Ia respectfully solicited
NO. 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, RALrI.
MORE
ALEXANDER McOONAS
Qunmsker
augl03m EsTABLIsHKD, ls43.
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INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

Wh66llng f6llal6 UOlltgt,
WHEELING, W. VA.
rI1IIIs INSTITUTION, CHARTER
i ED with full collegiate powers in 1854, and
recently reOrganized under new Board Of Di-
Iectors, viii be opened as collegiate institute
on the first Wednesday in September next The
buildings are now being thoroughly retitted and
newly furnished throughout
In the liberaitv Gifts arrangements in the eN.
tent and cOmprehensiveness of its course OF
study in its methods Of tuition and government
and in the ability and experience Of It's Board
of Instruction. the public may rely upon its
being IiTst-C seminary.
Having had many years experience in conduct
ing leading Educational institutions in the Eas-
tern and Middle States, I feel assured that with
the liberal patronage and the earnest Co-opera-
ton of the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity
the College will soon be able to extend to young
ladies ali the facilities for an accomplished edu.
cation to be found outside q, or eastern m ,tTo-
politan cities
1t affords me the highes -.Jisiao ZION to be able
to announce the engagement of a corpse OF
teachers of distinguished ability, experience
and reputation.
Ia the departments of the mathematics and
sciences, Miss Martha d. Halstead, former Pre-
ccpJress of Wesleyan Female College VII
mingtou Delaware.
In the department of literature and bellies
lcttres Miss Mary Williams late Precepress OF
i.1t q. u y.
In Music. Miss Emily j. Shipley, OF Now 1orG
| itv, educated in Europe, and pupil OF Gdssi
| nj
In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella II. GCgIu Of
| the New York School of Design.
Assistants will be added in these O. yt,is- .iC
partments, as occasion may require.
| NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized Il
| an early day, having especial reference to the
preparation Of young ladies for the business Of
| teaching.
| A PREPARATORY DEPARTliFNT viii be Opsucd
for such Misses as are too young toentcr the col
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF Ten
WEEKS.
| TUTTIoN-Tirst Preparatory, &c. Second Pie
| paratory 8 First Collegiate, - Second Col.
| fegiate 50 Junior, SO; Senior, Sl2 80 Latin.
| French German, or other languages, s. Eyper.
mental Sciences > extra each Drawing s.
| Painting in Oil, so, Pastel. J, CrayOu, ST. MI.
| sic on Piano, STD: Use Of Instrument, > 80 Vo
! cal Music, sI' Fuel. ID and Sd Quarters 81 cents
| each quarter
B9AED-5iI; Fuel and Lights, s. Washing
| -; Weekly Board, frcm Monday 10 Friday
! light a27 81; Fucl and Lights -
| Bills lo.h fortuition and board payable in al
| ca.cs 90 tlt commencement OF the quart-r-Scp
| 9Th. Lo.. l-.h F,hIst 1nl April 18th.
Young l-.'irs are received at any time. hut
not for loss than an entire quarter In case OF
! r.OtragtoI illness, allowance viii be nude
| Young ladies' should bring towels table Urnkins
| umbrella aud CycTshoos.
Applications may bo made by letter OF by
calling at the College from TO 0'Clo.r.
l.. c. LOOMS AN NJ T..
July21 1873. President.
iy25.tt
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.

by leicSTapu.I
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.
FLOUR-Exc'ted and 2O025e better; Sc Goa
IS for extra state; So 0509 so for extra r. II.
O.; 50 60ol2 rs for trade brands; market closing
firm Included in the sales are IS bbls extra
state for November, at S. 5OGe rs
WHISKY-Heavy for western 1t - 2Sd2 %;
the inside prices for state.
WHEAT-Excited and sc better for spring.
g. IOc better for amber; 81 1901 10 for Chicago
spring; 81 1901 70 for Milwaukee club; 81 790
l 80 for amber Milwaukee; - 459a d for amber
Michigan, and So so for choice amber state.
CORN-2c better; 65994c for unsound, afOat;
e5 096c for sound mixed western in store.
OATS-Without decided change; 52G5Sc for
unsou nd; 63 965 for sound,
COFFEE-Duln
SUGAR-Steady at 3s0l4!c ior Muscovado
MOLASSES-Dul.
WOOL-Dull.
PORK-Active and firmer at $50 % a 81 for mess
$40 rs case; $1,000 rs for prime s3i 2503l 80 fol
prime mess.
CUT MEATS--Steady at l6 l20l71-2c for
shoulders 10 1.2023c for hams.
LARD-Dull at 25029 l-2c.
BUTTER-Af fair demand at 32a55o for state
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P. E. ZINN,
8. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER & SCULP.
Nl TOR No l22 Main Street, Wheeling, Va
order on short notice Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. sepa3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
TRANSFER OF THE PRESIDENTS
REMAINS TO ILLINOIS.
THEIR RECEPTION IN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
lug CEREMONIES AND INCIDENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, sumo day, April 23.-The bsdy of
the President was visited by thousands during the
night On invitation tickets from the select councils.
Before daylight lines were formed east and west
Of Independence Hail. passing in by two stsiTways
through the front windows, and out by the rear
into the square. By 10 o'clock these lines
ended at least three miles from the Delaware to
Tie Schuylkiu Rivers, thousands occupying three
ar four hours before accomplishing their object of
80 sng the re mains. The military guard and po-
lice AZ Fifth and Seventh streets, prevented the
thronq from accommodating in front of the hail.
1ope being allowed to pass except in line. Great
rvrlLers Of females took position in tbs line, and
notwithstanding the fatigue of slow progress, eff
fected their object. Many, only giving up when
they tainted, were carried of by their friends
Colored men aud women literally sprnlled
along the line; and, no doubt, two hundred thou
and persons will pass the hOnored remains be-
fore midnight, to which time the remains will lie
II State. The crowd are perfectly orderly, and
the arrangements by the military and police pre-
vent any attempts by those outside the lines
from effecting an entrance without taking Their
places at either end.
The two lines we're composed of men, womer
and children, walking in doub file. The people
5000 accumulated In nu nbers, and by 10 oeiocl
these lines extended east and west, in solid col
umn,a distance of at least three miles. from tn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
RICHMOND WING, SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL %, 1865

DR.. Tying in prayer to the Father of All Mercies.
And we might go on with no less striking illus
trations to the same effect.
We need not draw the moral Of the event. It
will be apparent to every one. Aside from the
quickening it gives to that cheest christian grace
and virtue-charty, of which the subject Of our
sorrow was so illustrious an example-the young
will remember it, and it will intensity their loyalty
and their respect for supreme authority.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL WALLACE
BALTIMORE, April 25.-General Wallace has issued an
order conforming TO Attorney General Speeds opinion
forbidding all Rebel officers psroled by General ant
whether they had homes in Maryland before the war
or not fOm canning here and also requiring that all
such officers who have alre dy come into arS!and
be Immediately arrested and held for future disposal
This causes much cOmmoOn in Secession circles where
these aders aud abettors OF Lucolns murder were be
ing l'olized.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
HEADQI.S MILITARY DIVISION or THR JAMES.
RICHMOND, We april %, 1856.
GENERAL ORDER,
No. 4.


7 Clerks Of Courts of Records il Richmond and Pc
,ersburg will be permitted TO resume their functions on
taking the oath Of allegiance.
II. Al Attorneys, COunsellors, Advocates and Proc
ters and others licensed to practice particular proes
sion trade business the presidents directors ana O,
fcers Of all corporations; and all persons aysing them
elves Of the benefit OF General Order No 9 in regard
20 trade will be required TO take the oath Of allegiance
70 the United States Any person in the above men
toned cities who sha after the first Of Nay next at
temp to practice any licensed profession, engage
in any licensed trade business or shall exercise the
functions Of president director, or office OF any corpo
ration will be arrested The foregoing provisions vii
be enforced in other parts of the State az early IS psac
ticsble. oil.
III All persons sking claims for restoration Of pri
vate property before Provost Marshal or any other mil
itary ocer court or mission will be required 70
take the oath of allegiance to Che United STATES and
until the claimant takes the prescribed oath his claim
will neither be granted nor considered.
" All Ulcers Of customs 10 this Military Division
are requested to give no cearances permits to ship
or land good other articles Of trade TO any person or
for the benefit Of any person who has not taken the oath
of allegiance 70 the United States
No marriage license will be issued until the parties
desiring TO be married take the oath Of allegiance TO the
tinted States and no clergyman, magistrate other
person authorized By State laws to perform the marriage
ceremony will offciae in such capacity until he him
self and the parties contracting matrmony have taken
the prescribed oath Of allegiance.
VI. Any person acting in violation ot these orders
will be arrested and full account Of the ca se reported
to these headquarters
!. c. KELT0N
ap29 Asst Adj. Gen'
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FUNERAL SERVICES IN DETROIT.

DETROIT Mich. April 25.-Tbe obsequies of President
Lincoln to day the most imposing ever witnessed
here The procession four miles long, headed
by detachments Of military, followed by a magnificent
funeral car officers of the army and navy officers Of the
British army officers Of the State and City Government
Canadian civil officers, publ schools hasons Odd Eel
lows various be eyolent Societies, trades unions etc
The ceremonies concluded with al GRAFTON by Senator
ri
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA-DEATH OF THE PRES
IDENT OF GUATEMALA.

NEW YORK, April %. The steamer Ariel from Pan.
anna on the 10th has arrived. Beyond number Of idle
rum9rs of resh revolutionary uprsings in circulation
nothing of importance is reported. The death of &c
eral Carrera President of Guatem Ma daly expect
ed Carrera was chosen President for life with power
to name his successor, and lie named Gen. Cerra
II was thought that President Careras death would
be the gnal foI Gen. Bares to renew his claims.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Tet graphic commurica-
ton with New West minister, British Columbia, is now
complete The news OF the assassination Of President
Lincoln was received at Vancouyers Island and British
Columbia wi eyerv evidence Of public sorrow. The
English residents closed their business and united with
the Americans in observing the obsequies the 18th
ns The loyal papers appeared in mourning and every
where the teepest sorrow was eyinced
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The FLOUR BIDS.

WAsHNGroN, April 25.-On the 18Th Instant Captain
Bridges opened the bids for furnishing this Government
with Flour when II was ascertain that "a 800 barre
had been bid for exclusively, by Georgetown and Bait
About five thousand barrels we're accepted as So 20
This bidding shows considerable decrease in the price
of Flour since the 4th of March when the bidding az
that time ranged as high as li.55 per barrel
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NOTICE.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE J
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ARMY or THE JGags,
RICHMOND, Va, April 18th 1867
There will be offered for sale at public auction.
the Steamboat landing at Rockets in this city, on
SATURDAY, the i3ts day Of May next LOT Of con
demped Animals Wagons Harness aud Saddles belong
ing 10 the Uute1 States Government There will slsJ
be lot of the same offered for sale the city Of Peters
burg on the same day.
TEaNs Payments must I've made in U1te states
Government fund. at The date Of purchase.
JOHN B. HOWARD,
Ii Col and Chief Q. h,
auoo-tds Army Of the James. q.