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eeetsset, tn iW StrtGuhu. 9aNtlbe ttRett aus ttutm ueuea
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500 - kbr kintt- Sertaaft. A6teres tetn Gisentburnct
Na. u g. &ssstlteAxar, Baltimore. tD01Ml
Noreon & g., Auttionaire.
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fsls.nIt Outsr In SfentiiGer auttisn ssrIGutta ais.
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Montocnlcrp N0uuerein.

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Die wttteIieifr hi.its BtretaS wlxfdex, hGf AHt, wtl&e
20 Iterm b,ire6teu 9trein aHfHIiesen psGea, ID r6AReH
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Ia9. Nrb. Gr. Mnterftiitnn9S=Nerciu
Neseludbi9e Notwithstanding
am DienHas ben 3. Sanzar, Nbents Z utr. Die Ilitslie-
Der Stn 9O. 60 bis 1000 BADEN Nt bet Utrmetbuns Der Sc
ieBlt6ea Strafe etntufnben.
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- ~ BdIttnncrt, y. Dti. 1854.
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Httrtre treunSe Fxh eutfAIcHtn, einen ntutx DGxtersiH
ID sraRien; le erne gsrfaHlmlans wirb an DtenaGs, bM
5. San Nbsnss Z lNr brit 5rR. Efps, 70. Gle alice Ann
ST.. fGtt6Aeen. arsux|t, rtl&e FA btekrn Utrttn nniu.
i+Iietea ~uHf&en. Fae kSAihf sttetta IN %eri1einsa.
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1..H1 patiuhpre, y. DeA. 1904.
Der vtdFttxt arb bic 9treitsrts bstss siss Oi,tbssht
ssn &dt ~ Trsisnt Anf has @runotGVttal far BITE ltStes 0
WSHGte erfl1rt. iaslbar an uxN mad btm .. SaMuar. Eas
frGnsferbudA wtrb Dis Ium 10. EefdlsfSsn. 1,r. @taasex
unb StAbt- Steatrn wtrbtn ssh her Saat ttlatlt.
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Sn q. 81. &an0's StbmIe,

N.sO.fgde Homboros uno NIbenarIesS traBe,
atmnt Ter ttnttrrt&t nddaeN Dtenf6G ben 5. Sdxaor 1855.
uteter fetnen Anfsnt. Cir bic Gltern bsrieHiten S@PItr,
xHtcrridtet nerben isaex, eiene sur Wa&rtat bds lieie
uHttrridtfjwetse ittt eiAent NUnGte benz 9rN. s. z. 9eu4t,
Srrbttsr az Ger GAsnhr.- SrnGsSse, dtertras.x wSrben fnS.
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OcinsW observation-disclosures.

nabe Pine Str, SaIttmpre.
bdIt Aets zine ausRdbl Ser l9SnfeS SRtrumtnte Srrrdtht 8
hersn SI1e vns S&Snpett hes 3puts, towit Eauerbafttetett
hes Bsues TIT ubertTpHeH ptrttn tSHnsn. wfan tprt&e sc
f6atah bcr ppe ubsrGeuee 16 ftIbf.
aS- Iar ieSts SnRrmment trir6 fIuf Sabre saraattrt.
~ alte ptaRps merbsn tint Lauf&e eenommta fir reRt.
rs Repsrdturen, SttntnFr uFb lei GIti6en Mrsetten
rerten pHufdib uub gut Guegefubrt. (23ttt IL
, 1865-10-27

tween the ages Of etshtcen and ffy-nve and free
hom phrseii disability aEc required, In the event
to come forward ior its defence Immediately on be.
ing called npen and should they sefse to act they
shan Be punished BY fine Of nom S 10 $500 ; or
BY from fifteen days1 to two months imprisonment
Should the Authorities deem # more advisable 10
punish the toHn lot not hxTiug defended ITSELF a
ne Of o I'll a 55 be nRgSs
come forWa1d fo5 tho defen1s OF The place. a. pro
AEI 10 Al psopr1sto,g o. ,; a'mi9istators Of
seves, shall take no steps to prcrcut tho in!asiou
Of guerilas or other outlaws. or who shsn fail 10
Se s as s sa e. SeSst sy s
their properly, Without Informing he said authori-
ef M 6h. Be punished I'd by @ Ct hon xloo 70
prison sna handed to lie proper eoa1t faasta,
sba be n,a y a. ;S h hs aw The ns
ios the District wherein The property may b. eitpa.
ted The nrss provision 81 this article shall apply
Am. 4. Any Official. whether political, military
Of munlcpal who shall fai1 to proceed conformably
10 me p.oSsl1ns q hi Law against parties who may
those suspeesed Of having committed tbs iarne'
shall bs punished Internationally by ftne Of from
5l ts 1na shoad i appear iha such neg
the said ofHcal shall, by order Of the Goyesnment
be handed orer to court MARTIAL IN orle. that be
may be GHty urea ana pe1a1ty dectecd suitable to
the gravity OF The offence.
AIT. Il. Robbers shall be tried and eentenced in
accordance with Article Of this decree, whatever
may be the manner and circumstances of the rob
berry.
Arr: 18. The sentences Of death rendered for
the crimes described In this decree shall be eze
petitions for pardon win be received. When
sentence other than capital il rendered
asansta foreigner after record da, been ada Of the
acntence. the government may use It's privileges to
.cxpel all dangerous foreigners rom The national
Territory.
AIT. u. Fan amnesty will be granted to all who
they present themselves 10 the authorities before the
18Th Of November next, provided alsYays thst they
hare committed no Other oncnce, reckoning from
the date ofthe present decree. The authorities Will
take possession Of the n11ns Of such a. present
themselves for amnteiY.
AM. Is. The Government reserves the right to
declato when the provisions Of this decree ehall
cease.
Our ministers are entrusted with the execution
Of thus decree as lar as each are concerned; and
they will lseue the necessary orders or It's strict OBJ
aetyance.
Given At the Palace Of Mexico, on the ID day Of
October, 1865. MAMA1ILlASo.
, 1865-10-27

subjected eircc Lis arrest. The memorial statea
that thes hare not made Il this application nom any
%1irs ,5 81 t5Pa,hy ~ With he past political course
foEmly condemned bis caor4 TO ncite rebellion aud
FEY tSs On E E. s Ssse
- the unparalleled and atfpcious assassination oi
Mr. Lincoln IL regarded by them as utterly lupossi-
ble and unsupported bJ shadow Of credible teati.
The President has the matter under advIsemcut
me probabilities are that the pEaycra Of the memo.
The report OF Superintendent Sells, Of the South.
c1n lndian Sppe1intcndcncy, WIS submitted to the
Commissioner Of the 1ndi2n Bureau Of the Interior
Department yesterday. Il says that the bitterness
into the territory Of the Indians, forms great OBJ
stac1e to The negotiation Of favorable treaues with
them. These buAhuhackets carry on regni=riy Or
Eantzcd Fyttsm Of wholesale cattle Etealtne, by
which 1t Is estimated that the tribes have lost over
0G0 bead Of cntt5e> valued at between $4,000 900
and Is 600 COO. Nineteen thousand Indians arc now
being subsiztcd by The Government in Ibis superin-
"1he Board TO examine officers for eolored troope,
1eeent}y sitting n Washington. has been direoyed
by order OF the War Department. 4 new body hiss
been organized, which will meet in Baltimore, for
The examination of Candidates for appointment Al
officers Of the Cnited sates veteran volunteers, 1st
The sentence OF The court marital in the Case OF
Assistant stnart artcsuaster a. L. Thomas Is today
promulgated Be WE sentenced to be cashiered,
Sign"
with the State Department Thus fsr lis business
hsR eonsacn. ba. I + sss5y ssi:s
for dnmaccs made by the Government on Crest
britain ior the depredauons OF the Al1bam. On
American commersc: II is bcliesed that the Gov
t<1l to appoint Commission 10 settle such clainy
, 1865-10-27
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

new Vtieans CotEon iHaFket-The Re-
ported Negro 1n~urFection-LatcrGr from,
-3fatnmoros cloxa1r unuTnua.1 - 80
49, N'ose's A1e@icse0 o5 cor"
*'1A@s
NV OntEAxa Oct, si-Corroy-Op,et NTH
ealea OF 2 SO bales at E3c Snnar INN tciiv III
17Gl7kc. FYetnhts Iookinr in. entio1 - Sax:
York 1ER2H Bank cheCis on New TnrL 81, a..
count. ~' 1'o" A~'2 - "4'-
In repty to a coumunIcstIn,, trn,n f.or Walls n
regard 10 the threste5ed nrero in.n11ec,ion a:en ~
Canby rays be wtl Older Il, nddItions js,1re e r.
Shreveport and that arrangements haya airea hcen
Imposed upon Them. o1 As AA''iN s'44o-1
1dyiccs are received teom Jua,cz nv the otar,,,
, 1865-10-27

Election Of 1ferschcl V.-Jo1lnson Prcsi-
dent. His Speech-Goy. Iohn4onss
Message.
lGnerfht nfADatr3f n tie fJlfeHza trr9bnna

NcekaCe,
r,.,-
MnIEDoEE11lE, Ga Oct. aa55.
Provisional Governor Jnmea johnson called tht
Convention To order nt 1e NJ The nil 1,ein c.r,e3
Hr,.u" "s.s l'!1,n ~ oe present out ot tae
"no1e numoef, soI' Al The members TOOK the oath
to support The Constitution Of the United siates, and
Hcn.cher r. Iohn.on ,y.s tbrn .1octe, ,,o,r,.,s,,
rrcs,5nr, ,o.o1,4n. ~. ,ata. ~, .m sou p.,uu
.'se.oe1 n n !ce'tnR "a so~s. ine REMAINDER were
eaet ios Cnas- y. !enks, Of Augusta Nr, johnson,
"P1case accent nv thank. n, .ha tns,.,. .,a
confidence yon manifest In me eannnt ,,som;as aae
sny crc4t e{ctcncy in he ischoroe of tha n,is
of nv of3c iaclinc "a d. hofS y. 10 .,e3s
natu;ai tnest bni ri, do ~ nv wv hsf ,n anu anu
your aid. We M ennyenei Entsr " ef 1pon
stancss md ihc eor1nW If 1te naet th s,aG
rr1lfty f,f fhr nrraent s3nnon,!h - ~ - -, i1
cantion md wi,"m # T. ~ H. ~ ~ ~ act Mt.1
Won shouid do: that i. 1or rovfnco ~ % IN. ~ ~ M
, 1865-10-27
GEORGIA..
Meeting Of the Reconktsuction State
ConFent1on-HerAeh v. johnson
PreA9dcn-1 Important Recommends.
tfon. bT the ProvIsIonaI Governor.

Meeting Of the Reconktructlon State
-HerAeslctl v. johnson
PresideH- Important Recommends.
tfon. bT the ProT1k1onal Governor.
NEW YoRK. ocs. ed.-1he Neutfs special from
Ml1edgcsnle, g., dated yesterdaJ, ssys:. The
todsy. Provisional Gose.nor johnson called he
meeting TO order In briei speech Over 70 dele
Eates Wsse @ present. 1he amnesty oath vas admin
e5nor called ioF vote By ballot for = permanent
President il was expected that Ar. Charles j.
jenkins. Of Richmond county, would be mani.
ind nominated Hcfschcl1 '. johnson. Of Jederson
county. Afte4 discussion, 1t uas decided 10 yote
rtta roee. Mr. johnson received all The votes cast
for Mr.. Jenktnf. On takins the ehair, M. John
eon 1nadt Epecch in which he austeated lie dnty
Of the Convention and clear1y indicated what, n
be done @Tbe ps1t," be t;td, acsnaot s. @afs cor.
consequence"
nezssge was rece'ved rom Provisional Gov
c1noF JohnEpn on important matters. He an
noruetd that nll the cotton had BEEN captured or
otfned fhAt Ill assets OF the S1ate abroad had been
drawn to The fnil. that al sou1ces Of income arc
unavailable md that therefore 1t had become peces-
saty Tor him to provide for the immediate cmer-
cencdes. lie invited attention to proposals. for bor-
rowing such money to The amount Of $5V0, ,00O and
Congress under the new superintendent. ne also
change In the mode Of representation
to The General Assembly. After some local sueges-
ss06ia5ss of which only Sze67, 70 was eontae,ed d
before the war. The debt contracted before the
war. be tatd. is m honorable but the Other il
obligation. The Confederate currency and cau5e
nourathed together in Life, and must be buried ID
the came graye-
The Convention Is The ablest asscnb1agc ever
convened IN the State and the prospect fs that its
action will be harmonious, conservative and IN al
respects gratifying.
, 1865-10-27
FROM MEXICO.
Thc Emperor NIax1mlllJan,& Decree
n@a1nst the Partixpus OF Juarcx.

The Emperor N1ax1mlll1an,& Deere,
n%a1nst the Partisans Of Juarcx.
We, 3laximilliano, Emperor Of Mexico, b,
the advice Of our Council of Ministers ant
Of our Council Of State, do decree as fol
lows:
ARTICLE l. All persous be1onr:ng 10 armed bands
OF societies not legally autb<dxcd, whether Of !
political natlIt or not, whichever be the number O.
teose forming the band Or itH organization, charac
of belonging 10 sneh band, they shall be
condemned e capital punishment which rha!i be
Ing after the declaration 0{the eentcnce,
AIT q Persons belooRfnG to tho bands described
in the foregoing article when caught using arms,
making the capture who, within twenty -fonr houra
aitet eueh apprehension, ehall cause ihc offence to
BE- verbally insesisatet hearing the defender Ia hts
be written down. terminating with he sentence,
which shall be to eapital punishment shonld lie
offender Be found Guilty even solely q INC !act
sha1l cause the sentence to be executed within
lwentf-tonr hours allowing tho cRIprit to receive
tplliiual consolation: and after execution Of the
proceedings 10 the Minister Of War.
AIT. g. Exemption from the penalty decreed In
the foregoing articles shall b. anowed solely to
forci6y kept With The band, or that they met with
Air: l. Il. upon holding an investigation, ~ pre-
scTbcd BY article ., evidence should appear tending
t1 TIC presumption that the prisoner had been for
etbty Eept WITH the band, without having committed
any o1cnee. OF tnat Ni1hoai petoug1ng to such
nand nc haa accidentally fa1len In with T. then IN
tuch case tho commanding officer shall not pro-
nonnee sentence, butios'atd The presumed offender,
!osethef Win Written etateme1t Of the proceed
InsF, 10 the proper court martial, In order that The
after may try the case In accordance with article
.1ad 1T = ihe tooSme PERSONS saal bs tried and
5enGncea @ eo9sothap!y 70 afneie ol ma decree:
g gise them any other specles Or material aid.
those who nay RlEe them inf9Ema'ion. news. o.
aa'see. az = nose Mno folantaty transfer Or sell
holsss. nor ammunition provisions or any other asu
e1ea aseaul ~ y warfare: 1tTs
,,iaa ~ = 1ne ioaoG lnG peIeons s9al! a's1 be
Who maintain relations with gnesillas indicating
eo4nhianco with them. 2 Those who voluntarily
, 1865-10-27

NV foRK, Oct. eG.-t;old exhibits q pha,p down.
ward tendency The decline OF nre-twcntics 1t
London and the continent and the large exports OF
change, have fendcd to shake confidence In M esrjT
export Of specie. At the eame time, the GoyeIn.
Went ie paJtng ont large amounts on acronnt Of
are comparatively light Tht price touched Hs;.
but afterwards reached 45K
, 1865-10-27
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.]
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2G,
4 brakeman on the Cincinnati and lud,snapotis
RaliFoad, James Walker, met with an accident to-
day that will result In death. In stepping from
ttan in motion ut the depot here. the inpetus car
Tied him On to eide track, on which another train
was coming up behind him. He was knocked
down. md the wheels run over both Legs, crushing
onc nbose and one below the knee.
Another man. James Flanntean, whlic riding into
tho Transfer CompAn5's stable On Top OF load Of
raw dust, was caught under The door frame and
bent double 10 70 close space as 10 break thc
Settebla q his back Srunge 10 taY. It did mol Kill
him outright, and bis physician thinks he may sc-
, 1865-10-27

NEW YonE, Oct. a6.-The Hbsf's SPECIAL says that
tho counsel for Wrz arc assured OF the coasictIon
and sentence to death OF their Client but at noon
the President had rot decided the case.
John Il. Reagan Leaves for bis home In Texas
soon. but IL promised interview with the Rresi-
dent before bis departure.
Gcu- Palmer WAS in consultation with the Secre-
tnry Of War to-day concerning the removal Of
troops from Kentucky,
The Commissioners Of Health, together NTH the
Mayors Of Cleveland, Jersey CITY, Brooklyn md
other health Officers, met today 10 adopt pFccau-
douatY meaaures against the introduction Of ctol-
en-: a resolution was adopted to ask Of the Gen.
Il Government site for hospital for the lcien-
On Of patenta and passengers hom vessels infect
Brooklyn Nas denied by Dr. sayrc, ''' ~
, 1865-10-27

-, NEW YonE, Oct 26--1he Ltruitl's special from
Toronto says: The Fenian excitement Is lnc7ras-
in, and great aciisity Is snitestel IN military cir.
eles, and dr1le, inspections, enrolling Of volun-
teers, &C. arc going Many soldiers In the recu-
lar regiments are deterttng to abe States Many
arc believed To- he Frnlans. Many Scotchmcn ale
Joining fhc Order fn Montreal
"A number of French have gone to Mexico.
"The exodus from Canada to the States Is Just
now very large. 1hrrc thousand families le1t
Ron.es FONT last year for America.
In the Sanders kidnapping ease, the Judge
strongly urged conviction on The tnry who, ntia-
PC TO aEEee, have been locked up since SATURDAY,
The Judee declaring that be will Keep them conhnsd
until they give verdict" -,
, 1865-10-27
TILE ADAMS.RUSSELL COR
RESPONDENCE.
Views Of the New York Press on fts
Effects,


Effects.
New Yonk, ,Oct. aG-Ail the morning pa,,crs
comment on The Adams Russell correspondence
concerning our clalma asntnet England for he
damage inflicted BY the Anglo rebel pnates.
The Tribune, after stating the question, says
aShou]d England be ever involved in a serious
foreign var before the difficulties with the North IS
eettled, he wt probably not require much time to
cause her to d1aotn her present psfnciples.''
The Herald eays: " The trouble arises from Tho
eIisttng unsettled and undetermined international
law, and urges = Congress. Of the great powers TO
setile ee9sin principles which will pe1petaate pce
between the new md old wo1ld.''
The 1G'ses. af.er declaring that Lord Russell, In
rejecting arbitation. rejected something which Mr.
4dams had neEer rendered him or suggested, eaYa:
"So far as the national honor Is concerned Earl Rus-
te may rely upon It that the United States hare no
thoughts OF ftM1enderfng to nny poner On earth the
decision of my question which can aect her in The
the surrender Of The principles Of International law
Ihs Hond says: TIE usage in making reace
whenever ve have a war with England we should
take The Canadas and Keep them. In that way We
losses by the shnn neutrality Of England-''
, 1865-10-27

Stocks and Finance.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 26--The Commercial Adue7'
fisT says the stttn9ency ia money continues, bnt
With slow tendency toward lower rates Of interest
The Western cities hare mol only ceased to draw
currency from New York, but the current has set
in the opposite dlrection the Chicago banks having
now to remit currency to meet their maturing obi
cations. The Government has disbursed literally
g p1odasa sx a'i L s on H. I've
pissed, but he South se1l conttnass TO require
IT, hla1se ps1 in 5pa 5 set'oa IT.
currency, On account Of re temporary ]oana
called in most Of which we hare reason
heA + ihe 1?easary Without drawins upon il Dc:
poetts in The National banks This il Substantial
effort AGAINST the withdrawal Of the funded cur
tcncy, but 1t must be remembered th.4 It wiil Ne
with the National banks than would other
wise hase occurred, and ihe liability On the part OF
The banks vii! ncccssitate their holding ample re-
Applications were made | cssiy b. u the I banEers and
the resources Of The private bankers had hcen
mostly engaged A. noon. The rate On good collat-
4 s adS1s s ssa sp assesps
more pressing. Large amounts Of pEper are onthe
market for which 10 buyers can be found, lend.
s yng nrspes cent ~ osa. tp p,, ~
5nnEe At 7KGs per cent. with razo exceptions ut
Stotka shoW 4Nght recovery nom The depression
?. 6 Yesterday ct ~ snaFt speculation L. Edo, which
Eene,ary bnt the Speculative feeling i shIedy On
the "bear side, and there Is lack q confidence Ia
any concerted movements for rise. 4 large Hpc
Of ''shozae" was rut ont on NeW Turk Central, but
the price rose Il.
The miscellaneous list IL weak and ttuI Slate
etocks arm. Tennessee "a rose per cent, ind
North Carolina Is per cent
The Atrica's advicee Of decline in 5eos at Lon
don has depressing influence upon Governments,
producing decline OF Il In gold.inierest bonds, ex-
cent On lU-4c6, which eQid 4 hfcher
, 1865-10-27

Sons OF Temperance Convention.
NEw 9osK, Oct a6.-Searly 100 delegates ftom
New York assembled yesterday ut Odd Fellovs
HILL. A day and m evening session were held, J,
II; stearne, GRIND Worthy Patriarch, presided and
them the satisfactory pso9rees Of the Orier snd
The earnest zal esinocd BY the various Divisions in
the cause Of temperance. There were over f1u0 900
expended during the last year By the Order In ths
Gtand Division, End ever ywhert the most GRITTY
Ing Ye4ulte were apparent
, 1865-10-27

NEw YORK, Oct e&-From Rio Janelro, hT the
arrival Of the harqne Traveller our dates arc 10 the
15ih OF September.
The Dfaz.lians wesc in cxtac1es over their recent
victories, and the city wa Illuminated several
niehta IN succession The newa Of the utter sput
o. The p11aguagan army was confirmed, and the
aes Al 1ast ncconntd were following up their sue
cEsFes BY an Invasion OF the rara9uayau county
Resistance yas expected, q The Fctrsatins forces
, 1865-10-27
l1anEman Footc Unable to take the
0Ath Of Atlea1ance.

( "1AsniSoIoN. 1s oct. M-Ihia morning, n lhe Q.
Dickinson, U. $. District Attorney, moved he
court that ue.ry $. Foote, cx.membsr Of The de-
tsnet eonftdc1aSy's Congress, be admitted 10 The
paf ns eoRnselI9t Of The suprcme Court Of the
Foole stepped up to The clerks desk to lake liz
oath The afst oath 10 support tho Constitution Of
Tue United States and the Stnte Of New York he
was too st for him. Acr ltsteaIn. Attentiyciy to
IT, STRINGENT reqnsreneuts, Mr. Foote declared Inst
h1s connection With the late rebel government
such N cath, and he leff The Cpptt rpuu uuasSnro
, 1865-10-27

New 1onE, Oct IA special to the Posl dated
Washington, Oct. II rays: "Seac:ary McCulloch
has etirrrd ups formidable opposition against re-
turning TO sllczie payments. he Il denounced by
other., hat he stands dr1nly b. his Forf Wayne
fpteea. Incee PARTIES will now turn to c0nErtse.
Mnen WI FL be importuned not only to deny anthor-
tnelcgsl lenders but 10 extcns ,hc ,,r.st jinif at
tn a oanH notes from three 10 die hundred mill
, 1865-10-27

SEw Yonk, Oct. e6,-The r.a,.., "nun' n
Company Of this city has f,niAhod H. aak Mote
for " lsl.h ltepnblean Bonds auiSorirsS ~ E.
sssusd y te Fenia9 Congress recently in ae...nn M
~ fEtiaat,ph!a, and specimen copies haye h.,,,
shown They pzcscu. very handsome apn.srnnsa vvss'
anh Is sa'd. arr proof agAinet the at. x cnnrtes
1-ltesr. 1lc public sale Of bonds Is espestra r.
commence 1T Two weeks. They bear si1 D - cent
Interest," at TIC treasury o! the Irish coab lie. ard
reotc.nabie ti1 months after the independence oi
tie Irish nation IA acknowledged, VI
, 1865-10-27

UffIcE or TIE LINCOLN NATIONALLY
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
SrRISa1E1D, ILL.,, Oct. aG.
To the people Of the United States:
The National Lincoln Monument Asocfatior
earnestly invite The attention and layo.nbla regard
Ct their fellow citizens throughout The Unlted
States to steel engraving OF Abraham Lincoln aud
Co.. at publishers, Of Boston, Mass, me cutss
nett p1oceetle Of the sale Of which the proprietor
has generously donated to lie tund Of the Assoc1s.
ton. as means Of public contribution toward the
erection OF national monument that shall be wor.
thy Of Abraham Lincoln and Of the American reo-
pie r. j. OoLtsnI,
Prest. and Gov. Of Ilfuots.
, 1865-10-27

Il 1o13 s1e -Fc" TUE de1al4s
It Is only about four weeks since the ship.
mcnt South Of guns, powder, shot and per-
cussion caps has been permitted ty the gov
eminent. Within the past week 22}},a6l
rieties, ,ts5 pounds Of blasting powder, ITS III
pounds Of shot, 1,o76, ,eoa percussion caps and
1Go guns Of different kinds have been shipped
from this port alone. The following table ex-
hibIts statement Of the whole amount Of the
above articles permitted from New York dur
Ing the past four weeks.