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Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
II. n. STANTON

Rrleigh, N C., April The follow
ing is synopsis Of President Davis late
message since the evacuation Of Rich
mond
The General -in- thief found it nects-
sarv to make such movements of Iii troops
as ID uncover the Capital 1t would 70
uuwise to conceal hc moral and material
injury IN our cause, resulting from the
occupation of lhe Capital by the enemy
III i- equally unwise and unworthy ot us
4, allow our energies Do iaiter and our III
frts to become relaxed under reyerses,
however calamitous they may be- For
maay months lhe largest and finest army
Vii tLa Confsderacy under ill., command
uf leaders whose presence inspired equal
confidence in the troops and people, has
been greatly tramnelud By thenccessity Of
keeping constant watch over the APP
breaches t3 thu c5Fital, ana ha5 hutn
forced lo fJrego more than one npportu-
nifty for promising enterprises. II is FOR
Us, my c0untrymen, 10 show, by our bear
ing under reverscs, how wretcLed has
been ;he self.drc Ptioh ot those rhJ have
believed us unable t1 undergo misfortune.
with for;i.ude, and " meet danger with
courage.
We have now catered upon a new
phase of the struggle. Relieved from
IAe necessity of guarding particular
points, OH army 7cW w frfs W mare yrom
Point 10 paint and strife he eacrg az De-
tu.i Jar fran his base Let us bat will
ii, and We may be free -Aqinated by
ttst coa5GdcFce anil spirft lcEirR ncrer yet
t4licl F7r. II announce to yrU. fellow
counnymen, that it j. Try purpose to
maintain your cause with NJ who . heart
and soul that | viii never consent TO
abandon 70 the enemy 4 foot All the sol
of any 0f tha States cf the Confuderacy;
that Virginia noble State whose an
eIent renOwn has been cciipsed by her
still more Iecent history; whose bosom
has been barred to receive the main shock
cf ths war, whose SONS AMI daughters
have exhibited a hero.sm o sublime W
ID render ler illustriols in all ages to
comc-that Virginia, with The help ci
the people and by the Llessin. of Provi-
dvnc-, shall bo he'd and defended. and
n1 peace will ever bs made with thc i'll
famous invaders az her homes. bv the 81
eriiics Of any Of her rights Of t. rritory
If By tbs stress of numbers We should
ever ~ compelled to a temporary with
drawal from her limits, Or any other bor.
der State, again ana agan w will re-
turn until the bafieI and exhausted enc
my shall abandon in despair his endle,
and impossible task Of making slaves Of
\ people resolved ~ Lg free. I.at us
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
81 M. -ET ~ -----. -
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D.FsG.r' QrtKECg1asFs2's 0rF.cZ. }
II -ls--.-;. S-J-- .i = kansas.
Washington, Ark, April IU-l, 20.
= ..y.r.,-g- with Instructions lrom .h.. Con
q -.....s . -..-tr. ul.-t-r al r4is State. have
.--- IL .-"-.. .1- --le Tax in Kind ia this Dis
t-i,-, comprising the counties of Iicmpstrad,
s ...-. p.-.. Lafayette and CellaIl;a 10 take
r.... ..u-. .4- Is Instant
l..r .ss-ssat,-t zli closing 'L.~rst for trc
Eas 1904. ss -a any ua4ts, aul ,i.- 3. IS v.gol-
vss.. ..a'.e..-sd .s pa.-tai-.
fl. .......-. -..jaas-g..- AMI reports relating 10
Ill. L-s b. kig.." ia Sa:s District, should be
-. s ..-= al slis plzes, - viii meet " i5l
= -.. .. ...-,--
ED. W. PAREER.
7-EN Capt ans A. l.. Y.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Cotton Cards.

HAVING succeeded in crossing the Missis-
Il sppi River with small quantity of Cot
ton Cards, have placed, on commission, 4 few
pair at the following named places, at the low
sum of Three Dollars and Seventy-iys Cents
per pair (specie) Washington, Spring Hill,
louisville, Walnut Hills, Falcon. Magnolia,
Mt Holly, Lisbon, snd Eldo.ado. Go immeei-
ately and get your supply before speeulatoi
buy them up. A WOUNDED SOLDIER.
~ Apply to c. L. SUTTON, at Washington
Off
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

ward have been assassinat.l hv some
desperado-s tonight, evidently GaLer
some preconcertcA arr ngemnut
About hai.-pas. 10 o'clock th.s eve
ming we'll dressed person appeared at
Iha house ef Secretary Seward aad asked
10 zge him. IIe was informed that Lc
could not, .upon wLilh lie said that Dc
had = pres Eption from Sarg.on Gra.r-
III Barnes, which lid was orlrrtl to ut-
l.Ylr in Pu7s n. Iiie servant referred
hn III Fred Seward Iht Latter .0.i
him chat lie was inS-fo. 0f the house, and
would taka charge OF the medicine, but
the desperate refused to deliver il, and
immediate N rushed la= Fired. seward
anl struck Seward uh " dagger .n ihc
throat and breast, butugon examination
bv the Surgeon General, he is pronounced
safe, the dagger not having cut tie jHEn-
lar vrin or penetrated tia breast deep H
cuEL tl prove fltl Lla is ncw Hro-
mouncud safe.
Major Seward, son ot tie Secretary.
and pay-inaster in the army. Was als5
badly cnt in hi- e-f9r- t1 defend L.s ia-
-hcr Th- assassin Aal Nj Apr=. at tha
door and as Ag was mounting. Il pro
u9unced the motto III the STATE Of Virgin
ia, Sic Semper Iyranuis "
I Especial dispatch ta ID. Chicago T.ihule b
Washington, April l4-l:3J ". ILL.,
Y The President is slowly dyinE; TILL
. brain Is ocziu- .hroaeh thu BAN hole in
the forehead. His Is, ofzcourse. insrnsi-
bic There j. an occasional lifting Of
4 the head, anl heavy, st9ltgri5us breath
N inE-tAat' a.all.
7 Tie latest adyigez from Secretary Sc
ward reveals more desperate work Il an
at first supposed. Seward wounds are
not in themselves f-tai, but iii connection
With I'LL recent injuries ANA tha great Loaz
VI blood, TIT recovery IN considered
doubtful
Washington, April Il.-Th. mass IF
evidence lg-nigEt is, that J IN Booth
committed tAe crime. Whoever i- i=.
there arU reasons f9r thinking that the
same bold ana bloody hand attempted
the lits Of Mr Seward.
\ War Departments Washington, April
tI4, TIKI N. m.-To Major-Gen. Di1: AJra-
ham Lincoln di-d thia morning at 24
minutes after 2 O'Clock.
/ Frederick Sewa-d's skull IS frac u.gI
I in two places, besides severe cat on
ths head. The attendant j. still alive,
but hopeless Major SgwArd'= wounds
arr hot dangerous.
1t is now ascertaiued with reasonable
certainty, that two assassius were ga.
gagged in the horrible crime. Wilkes
Booth being tha one who shot the Pref
dent, anl the othor Y companion whose
name is not known. but Whes3 Lescrip-
ZION i SO clear that he cannot escape. It
appears from a letter found il Booths
trunk tLat the murder was planned before
tlg l4t of March, Jut llll fArt r5a then,
. b4 an5e tlg aclomFiicgs back 4 out un-
Y til Richmond could helcarl rom Booth
aud his accomplice were at the livery
stable at o'clock last evening, and left
there about lJ J'cl1cEr WI shortly before
VI that hour
I Il would seem that they had l.en seek
, ing heir chance, but for some Unknown
reason il was not carried into eject until
n last night One Hi them has evidently
made lis way to Baltimore, the other has
not been traced since.
Secretary Seward is dead.
Bol.h is arrested.
R. III. STANTON.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Office Q1arter Master General,
St2te OF Arkansas.
AIk, Iarel 5Ist 300.

Washing Ton, Alh., iIalcu JiSt, lcO1.
T An authorized to offer, on the part of the
/ State o. Arkansas, the following liberal prop
as.-iou, viz: The State of Arkansas will pay for
-oyI G-rchauiabls cotton when delivered in
San Antonio, Teas, One Half of Its value
there, las exempted Cottou) in Specie; and the
aher Half 10 be paid in State or Contedera tie
Money, st sixty cents pr pound. All Cotton
ia ifals.as sill be protected from Impress rncnt,
Is we. as the transportation in going 10 and re-
wrulg from san Antonio.
Persons accepting tiis offer must give bond,
B -.J Zemg,.ars iyrs starring.
N. \. CHEATUAN,
rG-= O.. Master tj-u. State of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
no REFUGEEs "A FARM FOR eALE.

NNE OF THE BEST ANDRICHEST FARMS
" in Red River County, Texas, containing $50
acres-I50 in culrfvation-and in one mile OF
Clarksville, with corn, meat and farming uten-
sils, stock, hogs, &c, &c, tcid Be sold Title
of the best
Wagon aad mule teams required in part pay
ment. The balance can be paid in negroes, or
any kind of money. For further information
address at Clerksvilie, Texas.
+3-2m ID. G.. RUSSELL.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
To q n Giant
Carp n ;. A.. Ar I'D.
l.Lr uJl-t nt servant
I. L. LEE

Carp J- 5. A., ar-.lJ.
slr. E. r. Ief- crs1 -l-ndiue Con-..c.a.-
i atrs Arllcz-A nFr l.-n MA tAIs la-c F lf.
This mOHlslt l.-l5l ~ l4. received. Il .uHs
gurnce of Hy Alrll Z passed .i Uul th- It.cGmr1. &
AMI Lvnrhuurg r4iiio@i - ihe D.u7I..-. ali.
Lvuchburg Ifi.rcai, I aia at this fiHla aririi 3
absut : miles west eI Walkers Church. and r-
push fDrwa waTd t1 TIL front frr tla purpose y
meeting Tou. Notice 5all tv ma nh .4 rUA
where you wish thc interview iy t4A- pl4cf
will meet m-. i.
Nsiy respectfully, Jur obecseEt s,1y=n-.
l.. = GRANT. I.te4t-ti,l.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
t d lI

hoEr not- "a v-s--rly + se-.ir-5. h-,.
D1 authority lo r.--s- lH l-.- ..... r- r- -. --.
A TAI meeting proposed t-r .H .. ... .u..- ...-
!rAl ny n0 E~H4- F... -...H. 44ararr. .Tr1.-
r--, lhat ! 80 .g g..l.F .-AE4.-a ..r -.rr- 4tl-
yourself, aue ilf WHOLE In.4 ta.-Fa-.s IVY. Ny
Ams feeling Ih- fruns Upon vliga r.-a.,
can b. had ars we'll UNDERSTOOD or lre s.-.I
by laying e1HH -l.-r sr-5 t4.s .ll h...-
tLAt Lnat desirable .rtLt- .aFe -hIH-ants uf
ar.aan -iErs- 49, hundreds uI millions 9F r...-
perty lut vrt destroyed -lnr.T-.4 I.-rug .nr.
Al our aiiHcIl..r- may b- re5i-l without tr
loss g s1o-t-- he, su5---iJ- .ays,lI. ,e-T IL
sp4ct-Iiiv.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }
AE-IrsTEAD LuENIY. \

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
uc-IrsTEAD CUCHTT
n UIICE is hereby given, that 1 will sell to
- the highest and best biddr for cash III
Aalt, 40 tle GoaEg house door, IA the town of
Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas, on
'4e 1911 Lay of May, 1905, at tna sual hours
.! s.Lrs, t4e following described rra, estate and
l5Isg-a- property. IO-wit: One asre Of land,
@Oir -. loss, ising Ind being in the town OF
G'se-'...t. it .ci-- the salne recently owned
@-1 0-- f...l - tLs resiItnce VI Allen L. Bel
III. -A---, lle so-.h-eas. quari,r of south east
f.-il.I oi 'scJlO-l seventeen, and the east halt
u '1e h.. l-east quartz Oi section twenty. and
'le soN..-'vsst quJ.ter Of northwest quarter of
section sixteen. sid the noIti,-Wost quarter Of
s'1'I-" rsE quarter OF section siAtsen all in
~" L-s-'f '.ay-D, range twenty live Also, the
.10''.--r.sl IUarlJr OF section one; township
11r-'ei' range twenty-tLye,; all situated in
- s.ead county, ARKANSAS. Also, certain
= 5Io slave, nap'ed OnsloW. of dark complex
,-I' aS'N about thirty-tiye years. All of w hich
,~gpe-iF Eas been levied on as the property OF
,-I l. br..er, 10 satisfy the debts, damages,
~ 1oS- d" ~ alias tieTj lscias issued from our
1A DoUTc Of said county, in favor of Robert
.SS'oast against James Ware and Alien 7.
is,: aad d yenditioni expOnas, with a feri
IN - 1-assa, issued from our said Circuit Court
es,,. es,." o1 James Il. Page. administrator of the
Ell = Thomas Christian, deceased, against
Bera. 'o.iins, Noel G. Neal and Allen t.
S-2w] NJ. T HOLT, Sheriff.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Annom.Ltn. M- T.. hn-Il-

Gen. ~ r. Lee. ctc--Il aera. dance With -it
rrtb<;snre of nay letter u ,u. III t4s Eli lEsl
propose 10 receive the surrtnd # tsr tll.
Of Northern vugiu.a On Tie follow g. = tsIl....
tO-vi.: Rolls of Ill tE- uL-i,rls anil l4.I ta 4
made IN duplicarr-onr crpy ll ba .trr1 .r
any officer des Elatai r Ilr- CLIO 0f. .1 Ll
retained 5v sucH uhirr.s as son lily E.silI...
The elecers To g!T= their iuuiv.ll-.4 p-ItHzl.,.
10 take up arms against the Gov,Iiinlt ut L -
United ) atrs until properly cKl hang 4. .f 4
each company Or iAnenf CcInla.-u u s I'll. w
Sr parole fsr tlH nlfn nt their ccn- liI..f- t-.a
arms artillery anl Fuar prt poItv -N h- - E-..
sacked anl turned ovtr y ofl- vs.i.. 4 aI Ill l "
81 by me ~ receive fh,E- T.is sif .-ot ..-
brace the SIDE arms - the Ell :. .gr tl. 81.
private hols-s of baggage. lbs L.z- e-lt
officer snl nian wil u. How'd ll rrt4la .I
their homes. lst IN ba l.s.lrH.i Ay lhe Il..
States authorizes sD lel.g as thry Btz rta t..t w
paroles ard lhs laws I'll force l-Ie tH-y l- y
reside.
feus. respectfully.
III = ERA Nj r--ls.- -fs-l.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
OF ENROLLING OFFICER.
Hampstead COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
Washington. Ap.u IT,, 1863.

7'-------- --'l- - T--- y, I-U|-
4 IL p rsaus IN Hampstead County. Arkan-
--A-as, ae,vs-u tIte ag, $ OF s-vente.u II and fifty
y.a5 .-r --4.4s nN-u .iy. ..-i seouut oi p hys-
l..I disability, al Lr.el + notified 10 app n be
.g- the Medical Examining Board, which will
A--tat- ashing,su, AlEs On the TENTH
DlT OF EiAY next.
t.s ra-iee IS intended 20 embrace -li persons
" b. '.-.r here. ot.ye been exempted lIum the
-..s..., .s we'll as thos. y4o have b.. Il exempt
ri ..g-u -.l4 service only. wa>-ueI G-.a.l-J OF
La-
Those who are unable to attend 1T said .iine
anil n.s.e, ON account of i-aDl- hrsllh, vii. send
u2 r'rr.hr~s.s hoin their family physicians
ra.-. sr..zsi5.
+. *. WILLIAMSON.
~ Capt. &. En-. Officer ri, rpst,ld co.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
NEEFTCE

THE PCBLI1-psrticuia Tax Collectors
4r~ warmed not 10 receive a C-rtiicat- for
rscia.r: cf Issues, commonly called 81 " New
Issas y-ll.ira;e," for S0,4J1, dated June lIJh,
t.-l..a favor of II. p. Tnoma>soa, drawn by
D. 7. Snail. late c. >. D"posiJary at Camden,
Ark, a, IassE of the Old Issue deposited for
5--t Cc-.idcat- proved to Dr c5ul-egi-i,.
JOHN BROWN, L. S. Depo>iiary,
5aw Camden, Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
vi a-A.E. l.4-.o.
nm - - ----------- -

TIT l Quarters A-Hi-s rl rI- r.-.. fr.=
GrIs all received I'd l-tg boar .Ys.r b "
IL ausN er o. EiA4 yesterday l4l ..8l .1.....
.1 propose t.4a surrender o- rla Amy ..i Ar-rr-
eln Virginia. llt tr -zis r.ta --uas rt - a. t..--
position. Il h# irif.E la auL ta.r.a rtr a..l..-
gru"y A-z arr.yrI iu t4.L .rH a a-.F-u ..f- fa-
al q restoration ot n.aea ss-ulla .r -1r \. .r ,.-
irci ri I'D. desire ta sLcrv 7Fl,tlrr .ll -,.e-
p5fals E5a.l ...I '1 lnat .ns
! cal-lt therefore Hrat1 SOU ai'' ries- tr
slr.rll-. rlg army u- Aallh-4I -nli a...
as .ar as VaE Haal.--- l-ay Haalr .4a -alta---
rate States army rCre.- lrurr lly tr-l-fi.s...s.
aud tend tl tn= re-tr- a.lnl ot *. -es75-' '-.-i
-.. Stage El1. and the ia..rr To- 3 ye.rs
.-- -...-........'.. -'ii--4n:ia-v. The
-.a -.I ~".".i A-- N.. AaA.a.
TJ NJ u G-an- T IN A
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

Anti

luHr aat- of last evening. 10 70 g.g 'au.-. d..
saHs aaif- asking on hat c0ruiiil.s E...t a.-
cart tla surrender of fhr Army ur N.---a...
Virginia i- rrrrirad DILL r.pIF 7 -.a-i -a.
tAa' p~ar- h..s- ny 1r-- y ... tHrIa l- -.--
1l-a condition that -1.s..t rl. gl.- rt9 -
Surr, Ec-rcu shall be disc qualified .r lE sr II,
arms against the Governments 81 ta- L..,.f
States until properly exchanged { wi.I m-.r
Fol SIX designate officers to A..rt a-F .rli..-r1
Eou haF Eailu iUf rhg ram- ru.ra-a. a- #rr
Pnin. agreratla .l yYl. tar ile pt-. r.-- .. --
ranging definitely thr r-ru. al aa...4 tl-
render If ila Army af Ea.4.l4 t.e.,..
BE- received.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03


G-r-I4I-I i-ra e.fvri var.r t.n-a ,.s ..-a
Ha-AirE inunEH naa MA f4- u.if..lan r.H a.-
r.r-.5 ui iir HrF.l.ss-0-4 ul tultn.r r-ai-..r--
ul rla q4r ai .1a ARMY NJ Northern N..- -.
J respect your desire t1 ai- dbl. useless ..r.-
s.o.-.f .lp1d: aud. lhero fore. h-.o.- rous .l..-
your proposition. 1 ask tAr s.ls ,uu ,r".- c.r-
ut conditional sraI.llrr-
r r-
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
aruah 1855.

G-lgr4'-i received ~9lr-4-uts 0t d is morn
ine U1 ihe picket ll=- ua..irr Etd reul- -l
meet rru- auI asaaTtaIl definitely tr.1- rtHt-,
were rma-4rf- il yulI prl POSITIONS .t yEE-aI-
day, with reference 'y -i4e slI render rf tris
army. / now r.gI-s. -l Interview 5l -e.o---
auce with the oil, I eJLlzi--l iu rsgrs .-. ve.-
t-.iay for that pun g.-.-
Very .-sPrt-u4aE,
l.lr uIu-i. nt -a.vanr.
L- L. LEE, tl.-r-.'
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Y. & GRANT L.rr-.-G "a.

II.a--4uar. -r A-ra.a, 1- sl- .iaal ---tts.
April ?, l.yJ f. IT.
Hon J. D. Stanton. SECRETARY OF V-a--ii-r
Lee sulE-;Gerri tie AMY ai Na.sh.ll Nlreil. -
thi7 afternoon upon tAr terms PROPOSED tr 7r, NJ
snf lAa accompanying sdll-iglAi r1rtrul..-
l.-ea W.Il s4aw .ha conditions lLnrr I.l.r
I- -- GRANT. I.-lt-LrH
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
HEAD QRs, CoaMA>DAsr CoxscRIrrs d. 4

HEAD QRs., Coa-MA>IANT CoNsc cRIFTs, ID. a.
WasLiFs.or, Arril 18th, 1855.
TENIIE following letter = published fcr The in
r formation J- Al cyns5u med
B +. DANLEY,
Comnandant Couscripts, Dist. Ark.
2GCSi HEAD QUARTERS BUREAU OF
CONsCRIPTiOs, IRANs-A.5ss DEPT,
Marshall, Texas, A phil 81, 1868.
COLoNFL;--Iue Bligadi.r General Com
manding directs me- TO say that you will at once
instruct your Enrolling Officers. that ereH7Dt
farmers and planters ar" not prohibited by law
from raising cotton he prohibition only ap-
plies to detailed agIicuturalis,s
| am further directed 10 ssv that vou viii give
publicity to these instructions through the
principal newspapers Of your District without
delay. l aH.- Col, very respectfully your obe-
lient servant. W. STEDMAN,
4. \. General
Col. B. F. Danley,
Commandant Conseripts, Washington Ark.
[8-3w.l
HEAD QUARTERS, TRANs-Nrss DEPT,
Shire vePort, La, ; pril ;, 1865.
General Orders,
No. y.
A LII officers and men delivered on parole in
"A this Department previous to this date are
exchanged, and will Immediately rejoin their
commands.
By command uf
u, neral L. KIRBY, SMITH.
s. 8. ANDERSON,
5-4w Assistant Adjutsnt General
HEAD QUARTERS, TRANs-MTss. DEPT,
Shreveport, La, March II, 1855.
General Orders,
No. -.
Until further orders the rations OF corn
u will be eight pounds, except in the case OF
artillery horses, and animals continuously en-
gagged in hauling supplies from ore post to an
other
BY command of
General Z. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S ANDERSON,
9-lw assistant Adjutant General.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
SPELLING BOOK.

nj ARKANSAS sPELLER is now
yoOd i5a4N tor delivery. 1t is printed on
spsf;.le' le'ter paper. and contains 40 pages. ef
ie i. r. comprising about one-half the spell
P+- eosteT's Elementary Spelling Book.
ice 50 per copy. Address
As-; 70 Z. 1. SUTTON, Washington, Ark.
v - ~rh Eersona having business with ne
give Ii. ii. Is-sIfed to W. ". Andrews, who win
which personal attention 10 all matters in
for ma1' an Interested. and receive and receipt
ais dSg }s- = Vr property due me. Ny departure
tbs any, any iof San Antonio, Tuxss, necessitates
Easl.;r,.. JNO. p. ADAMS
i''ig''f' Afk. Apr;l I7.lsG5. s.tf.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
Q.

thrn- la dr pa.r. rar aaUl: .-.. NJ.
relying on G.4, i.t. n.ri re I-
fresh defiance anL g +. s.e'u! !r,ro.- ..t-
n-coAf-erah hears"
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

A-E. Z. i-a..
t--n II. FL L-a-Tl- d .4r.r. r.,. .-.
ma,t nlnv.n.H trl ar ri-- Nh VA i.--ta-a ..f .
th.r r-.s 4Hrs . -.H rlrr uI -.r a.-r
Nolth rl firgili- in tul- -frrr- Z it-.. f...
il IS g. and .e-aI.i il my lutt g. -lii tr-.n
III the responsibility ut sr ii.. .i-l .t..-ia.. @
blood. .r asking mi rnl tH- --rrIldrr .f d.
portion ni .H- Cont. MA .4.. -r.- Aa-a- A....
tlu Armr lf NmrfHea1 FH-. .H.a
Witty P".-t--.t.
I- N. GRANT I...-l-G 5
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03
C-f-y=25---155 ya r-- ! -==.~a5. ".

t-f.al .,,-.s,, N.... i..ll = -s
Hon. T. II. Stanton. s. .-l.IsIs .,,. w.. i,
ln,4uVin- cl. gHuael4r- i.-, la..r- I-4.- y.
tf,.aH SD. Lat aHi n.-l. r..--- .r-
bn..l uy iH-asal .ur .- nlHallt -G..a- .r. --
T. -. s2A-I. I.-.....-.s..
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

Gea 4 h n4il is g,par,d Iii
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Capt Jacob Davis, fll's Arkansas Regiment
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Washington. April l4-The Prcsi-
dent Secretary Seward all Maior Se-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
MemnhIs Ifan1a-

AFFAIRS AT Jackson, MIss.-The news
from Jackson, Miss, is to the effect that
the country Whereabouts already has
more merchandise than the peopla have
money to pay for, that good bacon is
selling at SO per hundred pounds, and
lard for the same BY the wagon load,
showing that Tiers has heretofore been
general coneealment of property of
The edible kind, that the railroad is oDen
from Jackson to Mobile, but not to New
Orleans or Vicksburg, that the people.
especially returned soldiers, are for
peace Guerrillas are few and inactive.
CAPTURE OF THE WoUID-RK Assassin
OF GES. CASsY-James A Pine. Can
tain com handing detachment LIST Indi-
ana cavalry, writing to the Bulletin
from St Charles, Arkansas. Both ult,
says, after long watching and consider
able planning for the purpose of capsur-
ing MoFgans meH, who shot Gen. CANDY
last summer, success has at last crowned
our efforts. Considerable credit 10 due
Lieut. johnson, Provost Marshal Of this
post, for his efforts to discover the
whereabouts Of the misereants. The
carrying out Of the plans were entrusted
to Corporal Wayne Brown aud five men
Of the lst Indiana Cavalry. Disgusting
themselves as gnerrillas, and gnidsd BY
a loyal citizen, they we're only out about
fifty hours when they returned, bringing
their prisoner with them.