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FROM MADISON.
Model Thanksgiving Proclamation
-ResultB of the LAbt Legislative Scs.
sfssF1.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
MADISON, WIS.,, April II.
Gov. Lewis has issued the following, to-day:
NETArE np T1ract Nerg

Especial Dispatch to. the Chicago Tribnne.l
MADISON, Wis, April II.
Cor. Lewis has Issued the following. to-day:
ESTATE or TIsct NeIH.
" Ry james 7. Lewis. Governor.
1.-THE Lord rejGneth-let the earth rejoice"
The God Of Battles, has again crowned our arms
with victory. Under HIS guidance our brave sol.
diers are marching on from conqnest to conquest
Richmond hss fasIen. The rebel army that held
it in defiance Of national authority has been de.
stsoyed. The rational honor has been vindicated,
anu pe&ee nd q restored Union, with al! sheis
countless blessings. ire smiling through the
clouds which have for the past foar yeafs sur
rounded u. Never before did people have eu:h
spire Them. For Ill these bllssings our thanks
aid praises are due 70 our Heavenly Father. We
should, with grateful hearts, recognize the power,
Nisuom and EooduefB Of Him Who gave Ms the
| victory, and bow in humble submission to His
will. Our otcera, soldiers, and saltoTs should r..
ceive, they jr1tly deserve, the welcome plaudlts
wives and fathers, who have 80 nobly sscziaced IL
tie cauee Of their country, should be remembered
| 1t is, therefore, recommended that Thursday,
terved " the pcoD!s Of this state IS . day q
Thanksgiving, praiss and prayer to Almighty God,
snd Of general rel icing. Let religious. services
Ict Lei the &c orums I'M rat.lc and The loud cannons 1osr
| and let rs BY puhlc epeeches, aud al! other pro;
| per denominations, express the thanktulness and
icy Of our people At ths triumph Of onr arm; II
and 1tjotcings msy VIC not forget Father Abta
nam, who, il the goodness Of hrs heart to .hs
doHntroaoen, hath ealu-'1he year Of Jubilee
has COME" and to the deluded followers OF Lei
Ard Dasis-" Returnye rarsomcd elnuers home
(Sjgned) JANks 7. LEw1a.
The lumber OF bills, rnemcria1s and resolutions
which pssetd the Legislature and received tht
Executive approval ls elghty-three against 81
hundred and forty last year. The bill cbdltyln{
nnd cons olld,t1rg the lsws relating 10 the co'ec
ton or taxes fnsled to receive the Governors ap
proyal, % it cor1icted with the law In regard 4
The assessment Of taxes, and was found to bc in
perfect. In the Senate four hundred and eightees
ere.s, thirty two joint resolutions, and 1fty-tw
Seuafe resolutions. In the Assembly nve hundre'
md seventy -four bills we're introduced. min
tions, and one hundred and twenty-five Assembl
resolutions.
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arrived In this city at noon today. The colo1el
visits Springfield on b1enefs pertaining to III.
dnttes. Anung a1l the Agents IN tho field from
this Sstc there I. better OF n1ure faitA1ut In
the discharge OF bis duties than Col. Rohh, For
three yesrs and o%er be has served The State at
pttiable ealary, considering the work done.
Especial Dlspateheo the Chicago Trioune.l
SFR1NGr1K1D, April II.
The defeat Of the Coppcrhead party In this c1ty
ia in great measure dua to the registry Law, aud
the efforts VI cur loyal Germans and tne pstriotic
action OF majority Of the Fenian Brotherhood,
who have thrown their influence With the Union
party. The m.tority f1r Thomas Dennis, the
Union candldats for Mayor, over tho Copperhcad,
Priest, IL 17s. Priest va. considered The very
strongest nan the Copperheads could bring Out.
md hie defeat has cast cloud oveE what the
State Register expected would he the brilliant
future ot the ao-cxlled Democratic party. Htss
p1pEnlar fact that lheress bu: four lnea IN tho
Etyisttr to-day that alluded 10 the election, and
those we're 4 feeble attcmpt' TO be funny.
:, Colonel Eastuan hah been appointed by tho
Goyt rnor Il. special military agent for the state
ot Illinois. HeWill visit our soldiers In the field,
aud the sick and wounded in hospitals, and Ia To-
strncted to personally look after their welfare In
al! the departments from Cairo to New Orleans.
>The ylslt will in great measure be the means OK
ailesfating much suffering at points regular
agents csnnot reach.
Brtyet Brig. Gen. ". F. Lynch, commanding
the gallant 3sth regiment of Illinois troops was
in the city 10 day. lie Is still Ru{1erfn. from
severe wound. but has thrown away his crutch.b
and Will eopH be ready Tor duty.
, 1865-04-13
FROM CAIRV AND below,
lIIumlna atiDz for the T'tctorfes-Fata1
Accfdent-ArTtTnl Of Refugees.

[special Dispatch to the Chicago Tri5unc.1
CAIno> April Il,
The illumination last night wBs grand success.
Cairo was blaze Of light and the citizens turned
out In grea, numbers, mansfest1ng their joy over
the ncwt Of our late Victories BY loud. long ind
earnest cheert. Patriotic speeches we're made
and music End ringing Of BELLS torchlishts, trans
pasencies and thunderfngs Of artillery. The I'D
Niseoprln, with music playing and nass flying,
promenaded the streets. In front Of tue Post Com.
msnder's office they halted and gave ehseEs for
Grant Sherman, Sheridan and Col. sprasue. The
colonel replied in short and elegant speech and
WIS followed by other or1tors-
A End acc!cept occurred during the day.. Whffe
.he salute wss being fred at the fort one Of the
n;9S e Il & n.d s Ie
hand blown OF By the premature discharge Of tho
gun. The unfortunate man had but recently en-
Another snd to ore Of the parties 4 fatal acct-
dent occurred later IN the day. A squad OF eot
u1efs in charge Of gang OF rebel pE1sontrs a:fiv-
ing Them to their quarters, one OF tie guard acct
dentaIly discharged his gun, by which one Of his
fingers was tom OF apd bis hand terribly tacer-
sted and one Of the prisoners inst.ntiy killed.
Refugees ars arriving by hundreds By every
The steamer Silver Moon ha. arrived en- roats
Tor Cincinnati, with moderate cargo, including
The Memphis 4rous Of the 11th says: "Pardee
coming thurugh the llncs from the southwest
bring the report that the city Of Monty tsomery sur
Wilson, on the s1h tnst"
Col. i. +: Kohh, SANITARY Agent, furnishes the
following list Of deaths OF Illinois souiets 10 the
week ending April Sth, 1865: Leonard Elder,
Corp; Co l, 4th IL: cavalry n!ea Harst, Go p
18th Illinois Infantry; Hansel J: Barnhi!a, Go D.
ILLINOIS nisntry; J3mes L. Craig, CO g, isth iii
nuia 1nfAnty.
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Operations on the lat, I'd and 3d-The
Attnck uls Fort SpnasiA4 elton
List Of CasrtaltIGs. :
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribure.]
SPANISH Fort, Mop1LE, ALA, April I,
VIA cArHo, April II.
Firing ceased Tor axcouple Of hours durin:; the
night, commencing Fpriskly at daylight hgaln.
Thi. morning we hare two new batteries nearly
ready to open fire. Une will open on the north
east corner ofthe Spanish fort, the other on the
rand battery.
The Q. $. iron clad Milwaukee will be afloat
a1nidship about the eixe Of the bore OF 101nch
mortar. They are now pumping the water ont OF
her
THe e. s. iron clad Usage is stl!l under water
near Belle Rose landing.
The only boat that bas left for Mobile city was
a rebel transport which cane down the Tensaw
river yesterday, with hospital Tag lying.
KnowinF II was not hospital ship We nTed INTO
her. She narrowly escaped, gaining tho landing
-Four mo1tals we're brought up last night frnm
Fort 4oresn. 4te'r arG is doing their works
fire on Forts Hughes and Tracy early this morn.
Ing. Rebel prisoners report that the GARRISON In
SpanfRh Fort numbers eix hundred
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
OUTSIDE SpANIeu FonT, NoBrLE.
april 2, VIA CAIRO, AFil T.
The rebel four gun battery stationed on the
strip Of land near to Blakeley river wa. .lienced
by the lit 1linols heavy a1ttllerx battery on our
extreme night At s.I O'Clock 1ast nigh. hriug
and cannonadlnG were heard to Commence at
Blekeiy. Our forces under Gen. Steele proceed
ed IN the morning to attack the plsce At once.
The caeua'tiea from the blowing up aud e!nElug
and il wyunded. The iron It'd Cincinnati pexet n.e
boat picked mp large torpedo floating under the
Chickasaw. thereby saving that vessel.
In holehng gun on the Buckttorn, her mast
broke, The crew went ashore to make mother,
| when they were attacked bY party! Of epe;iliss
| who drove them in. The same party fired at onT
pifkets at night on the road leading from the
| landing TO camp, bnt we're toon driven of.
A torpedo exploded la.t nl,ht at Belle Vase
Landing. killing one man and woundlng tire:
| uthert.
Our q. S. transports arc !. moving the wouzdet
| to.baY to PenEaro'a. Yesterday the firing nftrj
| early morning Nnb not so br1sk ~ the daY pteYl
ous. Tomorrow there will be additional bate.
les Of heavy t1ege .gnns ready to open hre, wael
| we may look for gtor1ous re.u'ts.
4 deserteE coming IN this morning fays the
| hare way Of escape under cover Of the bluffs q
| the coast across to the other side OF the Tenss1
| f1yeF; hut the new battery. which Will open O
theno eopr, vii cnt of that means OF es ape.
4 shell fired By the 80 lnditna battery exp!o1
ouslg wounding three others, one e whom ha
| eince died. There were three killed yesterd,
| md t,yenty-u ne wounded Capt: Erwin, lit
| N1sstahipuf. wxs y uunded seriously: B. r. he
sew. CO, i, 9TH Illinois, do; Z. flight, Co. {
go Illinois, do; G. Gilmore, Co. G, i3d nllno
Tho feheis mn3e tortte out this mornin. earl
On a wo1kt1 r psrty Of the 18th army corn
capturing ahout faray one OF them. They weJ
driven N With three Killed. In the rehel chafs
, 1865-04-13

Closing up pAcc0Nnte-AoW Lee,s AEn5
was Er oxen Ua-Sherld1ns4C C1ptures
Treasure to Rcle3ee hepel 1FAsooe
era.
New Tonk, April 1a.-The Htr1ld's cores.
pondent at Deatonsv1lie, April 7th, says, up TO
hat time, the captures hom Lees a.n5 @ %eIs toaa. H.
were strcnp with wagons, artillery and ammtnl-
don. showing with what tcnacity the pursuit was
preosed, Sheridan made the largest part Of the
capture, hut the Infantry are entitled TO an eqna!
share Of credit. Our loss in the pursuit was n2t
doing well. Capt. Thomas, Of the 9Th Penosytsa-
uia cavalry. captured four battle flags, had f0ur
borsea shot under him, and finally lo3I 8 leg. The
rebels are greatly surprised ut the rapidty of our
Gen: Giant, speaking, or cur snece.ses on the
| ing up to help me take Richmond, he added. We
Will capture Lees atmy. march down, cobblc up
Johns1on, and shak. Lands with Sherman over
Cfty Point is still the base OF supplies for our
arm ,tes in the deld. Railroad COMMUNICATION has
| Only eight hundred hogsheads OF the French
| tobacco In Richmond were destroyed BY fire.
| The proceedings OF the Virginia Secession Cou.
rention are published, showing that Lee, when
nohted. III tht presence Of tha Convention. o. a1s
selection as commander. Of the Virginia mill sary
700. u an approvfng tous teuce, and the aid OF
nj fellow citizens, devote myself to the service
ol n} nouve St4tc, in Those behalf alone vii!
ever again draw my swcsd.''
| The NJ Z. Il t1snqe's Washington special eays:
eiro1 6 prtesure II bling hron'tt TO hear loi
Custis Lee. Gen P1cketss barnas..y n shooting
t!e N"rih t.aro1Inlau captured Unlan prisoner, IT.
1a:hgif to be excused hv the statement int ot
actea undtr Lees ORDERS"
, 1865-04-13
POSTSCRIPT.
4 O'CLOCK 4. II.
FROM NEW YORK,
the LATEST FROM RICHMOND
Important from Mobile.


HOW Inc Presidents Speech Is Regarded.
Especial Dispatch to Wcstern Associated Press
New yoax. April Il, 1855.
Appointment.
The Herald's N ashington special says: s+Col.
John 8. Loomis, Assiatant Adjutant General OF H.
l'nols, has Just been appointed Assistant Special
TFeasary AGENT and assigned to a district Of
country now occupied by the nrmies operating
under the tmme dlate supervision Of Gen. Grant,
inelndlns R.chmo9a' Petersburg Danvtlie and
Lynchbu1g." :,
From Richmond.
The Hffd!d's Richmond special says: stThe
First National Bank Of Richmond Is to 20 into
operation IN ten days: John Van B9ren Was Tie
j. 4sterday den Patrick il TO establish biz head-
quarters IN Richmond. Tho army be eadquarters
will soon be moved there. 10 consequence of the
warehouses, and great demand for ptnces. OM-
ces demand e1orbitsnt prices IN some instances.
Inferior stores hive rented for $500 per annum.
The Azrq1ds City Point special Of the 9th sa.s:
" The cavalry nails hare been ordered to BaIks-
co:pa malls were forwarded yesterday afler1oon'
Large snles Of Stamps.
In the Post Of6cs at City Point there was aold
amounted to S17,9a7.
From n obIse.
NEW ORLEANS, 9Th. via cA1no, 1ath.-Advices
from 'he army anout atoeis 70 tns ath, state tn,
Mobile WIS cut OF BY battery established nca'
NOW entirely suspended. The siege progresses
Lnnissanu 1.eRisiatnre. =.
TIE Louisiana Legislature adjourned to-day
The Supreme Court OF this State organized yes
terdsy. Senator Charles Smith has been appoint
ed Collector OF Internal Revenue rice Whitaker
Arrivals. ..
Arrived to-day: Steamer Star Of the Union
from New York CleEta, from Drazos, with Gen
Lew y Aimee md ttaf. Three blockade runner;
ran into Galveston IN the LIST and 3D.
Johnston's whereabouts.
NEW YoBk, April 12.-The R0st's Washington
SPECIAL thys: 1Advices from Goldsboro to th
10th stale hat positive information bad been re
ceIved at that place that Johpston's army was III
teen n11es northeast Of the city.
The Presidents speech.
New YonK. April 12-The Rose's special fayl
the Presidents speech is dteapproytd by tevera
Copgsf esnen NOW in Washington. No ext1a ssa
sion Of cousreaa will be called unless new csent
demand ii.
Investment Abroad.
Tbs late John c. Rtyes had Invested $4,000
in Ensiish conaols, and the orphans court order
thtm eoll In London, and tho proceeds thvcstet
IN United States bonds
A Onion Expedition.
| NEn YoRK. April II. a Fortress Monroe lette
.ays an expedition recently went from Nurfolk Il
within nile Of Weldon, destroyed portion O
the Roanoke and Seaboard Railroad, and captute'
thirty prisoners, with hundred bales OF co:to
and Isrse quantity cf tobacco. The expedition
encountered and repalscd Il force Of rebels nea
! Murfteeehoro. Weldon !. reported strongly fol
titled. and RaIr1soned by 800 rebels.
, 1865-04-13

EGrcts Of the EAtc-1kcbrl Trophies
%trioub sharEes Against Gen. Car
Especial Dispatch to be Chicago Trlhune.]

Especial Dispatch to he Chicago Trhune.l
IEpIANAPOI1s. April ~.
a heavy wind and rain storm last night did con.
siderable damage Ii this nefghhorhood. Tfees,
seneee md houses have been blown dow and
bradEee "ath. away. Railroad communication
has not been interrupted
The hag which aoated over the capitol building
at Colunabla, South caroltna, On she,m.n.a ap-
proach TO thst town has been presented to Gov,
Morton BY the ad1utant If the 12tn Indiana. It
has been added 10 numerous collection OF simt-
]at trophies n ths State uoaaa.
SERIOUS charges are current in the Community
aeain,t aen. Car,inston, and ii - sad that com
nlirsion Will soon ST TO 1nsesttgsta hss roadnc,
A. cofnmapder Of the drsft rendezvous. it il III
iered hat he General Ia. failcd TO accornt 10,
moneys. to the amount Of frenzy OF tnist, thon
80 .nhsnfn1er, Il !. sad that Lieut. Flowers, 0
Whow It was the intention 10 make e1tness. aa
rfsappeared. Frauds In wood conftacts TO IL
smoi,itt Of seven hundred cords. arc also rrporte
- hvce heen discovered at Camp CHfr1nEton
, 1865-04-13
Qhtfa99 Gribnue
THURSDAY. APRIL 13, 1855.



4oe ilee'oents spe.ch, delivered on Mon
aas n'Gnt. Will DC 9eao with interest, touch
1ne aS II Goes the Ill important question Of
reconstruetton. The President, after paying
handsome compliment to our army and
navy, and-g1ving to Gen. Grant the credit
both OF the plans and their execution which
have led to the late SUCCESSES, passes at
once to 4 review Of the Louisiana State Cor.
eminent, citing it a. test case. He COM
mences by showing that his p-oclamutiou
relative to Loulkiaua vas app,oved Of by
every member Of the Cabinet, and that no
objection WIS made to it In Congress
until The State Of LouIsiana had com
-1nenced tn act In harmony with its nroris;ons
He .ccates tie benefits already secured bo,h
10 1he Whites md t,,acke of Louisiana under
it. and surns nm 1,fs argument with the nues-
-tion whether Louisiana can be brought fn.o
practical rcla. ions with the Union sooner by
,<13scarding than sustaining tbe new stste
Government, 1t the same time. While
zatronely advocating the present p,licy. he
,rcverta to the fact that his nroc.
1smation does not restrict reconstru .tton
to hls plan excluslye1y. ana intlmateg that he
-,nsv s,,creat some new o]m IN the ,,co,,1e of
1hc snn1h 3f the c;rcnmstarcea rendcr u
p5oner ~ desirable.
Thc ro7,star, news cnnt,nnrs In nzsnm. a
rhecrfn1 choracter. and the nrosnccts for an.
other cr1epratlon next MONDAY ar. exccllent.
1vncb1,urr. lone, timc 1,ec,s titchcn gardcn
r.ffsr oefytnr FIR fonr v,ars the tbn.ats n
large and ST, one armies. has surrendered to
scouting marty: selma Ala. onc of the
most imnor,ant nnlnts In the Confederacv.
has SURRENDERED tn Wilson'S Irsvn,rr md
3{on.rnncrv thc Genital NJ +ha stats has
, 1865-04-13

SANDY HeoK,, April 1a.-The steamer New
York. rom Southampton Oh the 29th, has arrived.
La F. dnee publishes IN art1eie, signed by Baron
}and's advantage to retain canaaa.
Qurt to Gen. Mcclellan. Anon: the toasta pro.
FUSED was one for the mainta1nence and friendly
relations between RR'ata md America.
The MohamnedaR rebellion Is progressing
The steam ram Agfucouri has been successfully
The Portuguese aulh critics had ordered the rebel
ram stouewall to 1eaye The hsrbor Of Lisbon, and
,uanned the forts. The o. .gunboat Sacramento
In he Hnuse II Commons, March a7th, Lord
Elcho alluded to the debates in the Canadlan Par:
was all that EnRlsnd would vote for Canada thla
year: Lord Elcho would bring the matter for
"ila n.s1Ga, nREn ms1en @ -rne stoneWal has sailed
from this porI. The Niagara and Sacramento have
ar11ycd here, and the Portuguese authorities have
ns ot .hSE1 '%s
:rs s"r. Tsenham % g., ot Elsespoo!. M fof Want u
sdyieea The requisite fun4s d., and nd y isstrueton
medtaiely.n>
LISBON, March 49-1o.a5 a. rn.-The Federal Fri
gates Siagara and Sacrnmento attempted to eaf
hefure tho erplrationAf tho time n1ed By tht
Portuguese authoritIe. and were nred upon by TIL
1elen Fort The Ntagsra WAS struck on the pool
| deck. and a acamau WAS Killed. The vessels there
'i1s1 F1n.s, a.S Ssieh es.-rhe Marquis Dc La 14v.
lette SeTatop has been appointed Minister Of th
Interior il place Of Il. houdit, whose resignation
II To.dsy, % i in the corp* Lfqi.at;f II. Kolb Ber
uard defended tht Eucyclfcal and It's appended
| syllabus, and the conduct Of the Roman Court
|-L1,rnroo.. March Aaz1St ss.Ecotton dull, and dc
elined 4G1d. in consequence Of the America,
uews. BTeadstuGs quiet. Flour quiet. Whes
quiet but firm, With partial advance OF i'd. Con
, 1865-04-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
? he Cclebratt0n-The Union Triumph
IN %pr1uxAcid-t:or. O.lcAby.a Vfs1t
10 Ilitnol1 Troops Military and Fer.
ko4nl.


orRtsoF1ELo' Apf1t II.
Monday WIS day that will long be remembered
hy tic ]oyal az we'll as dtsJoyal portion OF this
aty, The expected and ret startling news OF the
<n..,,5or ~ On .,S .bo a~mv ~ yo-.h.-n W..
einta Tas received With the most extrayagant de-
tponstf,tiouH Of joy. Thedsy was eelebrated TO
the fnll extent Of ons,s ahtl,ty. All the bells in
~ 49, shnntcd for,b ,b..r tovon. notas o,ntd
u4e .u5 .Ns,,. A -s.4 ...1" s - HNsa1, 49,.
the roar OF araiieIy and 1ncessant niue oi sman
arnf. yearly az tne e11es ana business nonacs @
N ne Guy Mete c1heo. ano tne t. ettAs sa nno en'
po5ets Einsa uo!tua{. Nsse5 pe,uae @ % "etes so
u1s @ !ct aef * aenG u sne a. VI T. .ae
nte aot1 VI aPM. ~ 1hens. NE w snsanyas:a = ~
o. lu3n ~ nen: NAL = otca5ue Haa ho
sp1eaa az osel cur il1y, ana a1tacKt4 eome o. me
nlost 1atsIse a1a ti1ule9t 81 tna1 atmo:t e1nact
genus; CoEPe!nSao: ana 1nc! #efe 9een "1to =
ssllsaoae CalaSo SaMs a. nag III tae1s eanos' ano
shouting seeming! ior JOY.
The Governors otl1ce and the ,Adjuiant Gene
ral' once were oeeorat*o ~ lhe torn blood.
stained anu Eo'aone pahAs 'nass lnaI nave been 80
hsaFcty carried 1nfooEa t1e ~ar " our gallant
soloicfs- G*n uaEes ana Sapt. kess' Offices. -
well all other public otces we're all dccorated.
in the evening thu STATE House VIZ brilliantly H.
Illuminated, also large number Of private dwell
l4pVe.
ii the people seemed crazy all Day, they IN the
evening were pt Ifectly Wild with Joy. aud moth
mo seemed loo exirayaeant to Hpress their exu-
htrrsnrr ~ nj feeling. SpeccheA were delivered in
r. RenresenfatjFes' Hall BIZ Goy. Oglesby, Gen.
sne - firn,a Uon r NJ Hern1nn and E. L.
= -. - ~, ~ .r:.a -ansi..ad trith Tnntnrnns
oloss. 10y, ~ veet aseemhfaoe. Dnrfug thc
, 1865-04-13
xeveu.Thfrtfee.

r,Apr1rn1A, April l29sy Il CO. Cooke to5cP 5sR0st1 #
sS.ss s1:eeril sa,1 Tne larrcst Western Subscription
WIS tlts 100 from Chicsgo, snd the largest Ease
ern. fc5s,u'D from New York. Ihcfs were alao
2,ste indiy1dus! subscriptions 81 $5D and eitS.
, 1865-04-13

AIhAMl .1,.1 April 1s-The Democrats at thS caai. r.
s' av.ra S,et. rday elected th.lr CITY Gckst "
sho w. ne9crnuc majority is reJucrd elShf 81
election. "A1N '
, 1865-04-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Military Orders-Tradfne with the
uIh-Onr wounded - Deaths In
Euapftal-E Effect Ut Tie Prrstdent.a
~prtch-A 1loY with Rebel fsaro1cd
Rff8unet8s
, 1865-04-13

Lee Expected In New York.
NV ionk. April 1s:-1Ae Commercial r.ys:
- Aoons nay, neen sshgneed al ons Of oor hot.Is
arrive here either Today or 1o.mortow' pss'so "
, 1865-04-13

PHILADELPHIA, April 12--Aayor Henry h,, hv
proclamation nxeo MouoxY evening n.xt IN =.
fubtc ilusnlpaton Of the city in honor of Grsn,.s
fIetoFiea and the coming peace. -
, 1865-04-13

r efec, rears espcrtence with good business quail
eaitoas an, stg S'4ahfes ae
70 n';s - itrsn0 AI,ress I}o1 1905, or ctlt On W
loHSe N ~ = - = Us LaEe-st. aplsr4Et+tnet
, 1865-04-13
FROM EUROPE.

Il Banquet to General McClel1an--The
Rebel ham S1oueNall ordered to
leave L1sbon-ArrtVal Of u. y. Vessels
They are fired upon by = Portuguese
Fort ior Attempting TO Leave aheao
Of Time.
, 1865-04-13

cno hook keeper and bushes. man With i: laf;e &c
civ scguantance, wants sltnnsl2nn;; n;c can AI,s
s' W II lax ni7S Of ca!i On H. II. Jor'an 1s 9nutn
Watef .trget.
, 1865-04-13

Operations on the 1At, I'd and 3d-The
Attnck VI. Fort Spnasi& eDextruction
bJiEorpcdocB-The ouukeA mOnffUr-
.l.lkt Of (1aAun1ffEn
, 1865-04-13

r1o.fp~ Accounta-How Lee,s Army
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-18

ReA. A dangerous counterfeit Of the one dollar
Treasury notes issued by the General Government
has made its appearance. Except few minor dis
crcpanccs the spurious note is an exact fac snui.
of the bill. The general appearance Of the note is
also very good. The green ink is Of somewhat
lighter shade than that used on the genuine, aud
some parts of the note look scratched and blurred
The figure "l' on the scroll-work on the lower
right hand corner Of the note is printed in green
in the genuine they are white The face Of Chase
in the counterfeit is badly executed but otherwise
the work is well DONE ahd the note well calculated
TO deceive.
Counterfeit ivcs Of the national banks well ex-
ecuted, are in circulation. The color Of The paper
is little paler than the genuine. They are, how
ever, easily detected by observing the position OF
the letter at" in the word "This' in the latter
reading I" This note is secured by bonds Of" The
ct in the genuine is over the left portion of the
letter NJ in Omitted while in the counterfeit il
is further to the len, over the middle OF the "n'
Of the same word.