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, 1865-05-18
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


WAn DEpAnrnxxr,
WAsH1Sa1oS, Aay 17-9s. m.
TO Msjor Gen. Dix:
TIE PIRATE s1oNEWALL.
The following communication from Gen.
CanhJ, relating to the Stoncwall, which may
be important to shippers ut New York, has
been received by this Department:
We are now within two hours Of .tele-
graphic communication with New Orleans,
E. II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
To E. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
The United States Consul at HAVANA re-
ports that the rebel ram Stonewal left that
port on the 11th inst, ostensibly for Calves
ton. have warned ali the commanders on
the coast. E. R. CANBY. Mai. Gen.
NEW foKK, May -E.-Kcy West adyices
state that the steamer Columbia, which ar
r3red there from Havana, reported to our an-
tho1tttes that the pirate Stonewall was hur-
r1edly receir1ng men and ammunition from
the QW! and other Confederate steamers and
blcckadetunners. Captain John n. .Maf1it
had assumed command Of the Stonewall.
The United States steamer Powhattan went
to sea from Key West on learning the move
ments Of the stonewall.
RECONSTRUCTION IN VIRGINIA. :.
NE" YORK, May l7.--Iho dfra{Ts Wash
tpgion correspondent says: "Goyernor F.
q. Plerpoint, ot Virginia, has issued IN ad-
dress TO the voters Of the First, Second and
Seventh Congressional Districts Of that State,
on Tie subject Of the elections. The fourth
Thursday In May Is the regular election day,
but ns the districts above named are not
thoroughly ofganixed, no election eau be
held, By the laws Of Virginia. tina Exec,1-
tive is empowered to cali special elections to
I'LL vacancies. Governor Pierpoint therefore
advises 10 polls to be opened for members Of
Congress, cltLer In the counties already or
ganlzed or In those to be organized, assuring
tue people thatas soon as the county officers
in The unorganized portions are elected, he
named districts, when there will be fair op-
po4tunity to choose Representatives"
NEw YoRK. May 17.-The New York Ete-
J" Jtdtrson Davis will not probably be tried
With the assassIns at the Penitcntiary. It is
not yct determined whether he will be ar
!atgued for murder OF treason; If the former,
be Will have separate trial.
The testimony before the Military Com
mission, today, shows the whole piau for
lhe cspture Of Booth, making It apparent
hat We have the best detective eyseem In tho
world.
Gen. Sherman is very bitter against the
lutho1itits, On accout orassaults upon him in
'ccard to his surrender agreement.
letter from JEFF. Davis, found On
booth's body, amply justif1es the charges Of
he President u
, 1865-05-18
MRS. u.,s oAvR z CANEm.

Cons;derate Mrs. D.! Let all yankees"
eye:morc hold in grateful memory the mag
unanimous fact that ''Mrs. Davis remarked to
Coltnel Garden, after The excitement was
eyer, that tie men had bitter mol pronok1 tie
President, or he niy'a hurt some Of the'n."
Mrs. D. ought 10 know! How thoughtful
of her to guard the 'smcn" from the dread
iul contingencies Of I" the President" In o
possible state Of proyoeation! And what
tender rcsurd for " Yankee" lives In keeping
needless "Feds" at safe distance from the
flying heels of "the President" by means OF
her 1irtuous c.inolinei EVen the President
of Southern chiyalry has been harmless since
his capture thus far, through Mrs. DIS con-
eiderate care cdne7n.
/. But hare We not, in fact, bad about enough
Of this sort Of 1hing7 Have we not had more
Aan three good and sufficient warnings
against the danger. Of stirring up the South
c1n s' lot blooded' *'gymnasticutus: Isn't
The joke about "p1syed out" with Mrs. DIS
last care ean.nsf
But, though the joke is exhausted, the moral
Is still good: the egotistic arrogance and
presumption Of the F. F.s Of the late slavery
empire are that Kind Of evil spirits which
cannot be cast out "saye by prayer and
ia e<;p.,
, 1865-05-18

E The Burlington, VI, Daily 1umet. Of
May 141h, says that eight hundred cavalry
men, with their horses and equipments, till
ing 1venty-three cars,) passed through that
city On Saturday last. N route for ogdens
burgh. Where thsy could have come from
We cannot even conjecture, as we have seen
ronotice Of their movement through other
places, and what they are to do on the bor-
der ut this time Is q matter equally mtsteri-
ous. Gen. Rosecrans is up in Vermont some
where, bnt his business Is shrouded in mys-
teiy.
Perhaps they are after George Saunders,
Beverly Thicker, Jake Thompson and the
St. Albans raiders. It is about time to
place corps Of observation on the border 10
look after the doings Of our" ueutral'' Ca-
muck friends
, 1865-05-18
Liverpool Market.


LIVERPOOL, 18th April. lsd5.
Du,ing the early part Of tho weck con,idcrable ant
m1ucn uAa nsolft tted In I'll branches OF bsstaes4'
bet the proven ent Wa4 checked BY tha lad tnt.l
esncc p7atidept L1ccn assassin ario7 the edee:s
.r.e anchcly eyezf has created profound sasrox
amcpe.t III classes peopls. The Provision market
cpenea With IN active inquiry. hat rlcses vcy quiet
Al steady prices. For Srsn 1hete IL good demand.
ard ~ imports eonunue very light prices advance
PEoTYs1pxs-B: cou-Ths demand. though fatrt Is
limited to the inmettate neeeestuss OF bnFtrs kof
lhoIt flh thete has heea more inqurE, Anu A Nd
VANCE Of g. per cwt has eeen lbtsined oc talt cn!
NE quote Cumberland cut SIS 81 to ss: long 1o MID
Ite 5cs to t3s 2toIt rb. 81 70 S64 long clear ~ e
So; .toft clea: s5s "a to 56s 61 Hams stead5 o!s
to So per IL Shoulders qutes ar ~ - per cW.
BtefTSan.e cocs h.ya batter sea- noth tot ina
trade nd fer at!oh Se1toa,s 1ndts Ness a.
Quots India SIS 10 es md Prime ~ to = 50 per
is; West n, SCI I'd nrl Cheese-TheEe steady
demand, and rrices continue very dfn- We quoea
t1trx Nity k25 6+ nns SIS to 63s te1 cw STOCK
very light. Butter There being no d1c qua4ttT oo-
tr!n4: te. buyers hare purcbaed -diun noEe reeys
1t from 90< cws: tnf~rlor, SIS TO 65.. Lari-
The transaction hare been on N - HoSFal sc3e
This eak, ,ulI Saes reach SO TONS at 6s I'd
to ses for oid and 5 10 3s Sd toE neg Ns1&es ctoses
quiet
aud nuvanca Of 3 Eer cen.ai has p'sn es:sosh.d
70 % TO IS 11a Viii 81 Sd to D per ITO ns
-Four his been In better request 1t in last
tor dQfppeAQ. II. H. d Il, STUART.
, 1865-05-18

WuERg WAS JEFF. DAVIS Go1so :-Jef-
Davis was captured in the town Of TWINS
Vile, In the. southern part Of Georgia, at a
point near the Florida line, and not very Tar
from the Florida coast. The N. 7. Hfrah
thinks that his intention was to reach some
spot on that coast, perhaps near st. Marks
and by means Of fishing smack or some
other small vessel make for the Island Of
Cuba, which Is only some sixty or seventy
miles distant. If be succeeded in reaching
Cuta, he might have secured passage in
blockade runner or some French vessel, and
proceeded direct to 3latamoras. he might
have entered Texas, If he chose. BY that
route, or with his handful OF followers
thrown himself under MAximilli,n's protec-.
ton. But hiscscape from Florida was doubt
ful, for provision had been made BY. the Coy
ernmeAt to watch with ceastless vigilance
the entire Florida coast, In anticipation Of
the arch.rebel seeking bis exit from that
quarter. :.
, 1865-05-18
CHICAGO DIRK GOODS MARKET.


WEDNESDAY EVENING. May II, 1861.
seme ofou1 Iohbo:n rtpeEt fa!r s1ade dolng While
With oth r It /. rather cu'.t There Is however 20
terAl change to note IL :h9 rsasxet, witch u re
r.a,kaely steaay. 4 dtpatch WIS received to-day
from New York, stating "Amertcsn Prints 27c !;
Richmond &c. net. bt.ndard Shestings scarce 1t le
Light Prin:s very scaree" Here our joboc1a nre eselI
ing RIehmonds and Americans 1t 25c. Carpets are
Iss attiye-the demand nein, con1ned to o.dess
fcm cu- larger interior towns We quote closing
p:icea ~ follows:
, 1865-05-18

G1EsA, H., May 1e.-The 12o-pounder
sent on and presented to the city of Galena,
this being The homo Of Gen. Grant, In honor
OF the capture Of Richmond and the surren-
der Of Lce's army, fired salute Of Sc guns
yesterday In honor OF the capture of jeff
Davis. aud was ht ard distance Of IS miles,
, 1865-05-18

The Legfklature-Triat OF the Chief
JuAttcc uf hentuckY tor Ereaxou able
GQMhpfI AcYs

CINCINNATI, May. 17.-The Commercials
Frankfort special says The Kentucky Legls-
lature assembled yesterday, but there WAS no
quorum present. The special business of the
session is to try Chief Justice Bullett On
charge Of conspiracy to overthrow the Gov
ernment. It is reported that Bulett has re-
signed in order to escape trial.
, 1865-05-18

A JOURNEY TO TIE PACIFIC.
We have heretofore ass"ied the readers of
1oe TRIBUNE that the transition Of the coun-
uy from the stormy e2cltemants ot War to
me calmcr occupations Ct peace, would cause
no rcla&aucn, ont rather an extension Of our
chorte, to Keep them supplied with the latest,
fullest, most minute and reliable information
uIon Ill passing events and matters OF inter-
est to our age and people. Now that The re-
ocnlon has been crushed by the efficient CO.
'Foik1ug OF noble administration, pro"
Ercsslve press, and our heroic armies, each IN
Their sphere representing to the best Of their
ability the Interests and honor Of our COM
mon country-and each Eesssntial to the
great triumph VIC have won-now that peace
IL Icing restored ana the leading traitors are
ut the disposal Of justice, the same agencies
which have contributed ali their vigor to
1hese achievements Will turn with cqual
rncgy to the broader and more bcnchccnt
fields Of peaceful enterprise.
While the great rebellion has fixed not
cnly our attention but that Of the whole
world upon Its exciting field, we hare made
every topic subordinate to that OF the war
Now that the great object Is accomplished
while we shall still retain numerous CORES
ronGcnts at tie various points Of the South,
from which Information Will still be Of inter
est, We have felt that during the next five
years, far greater interest viii attach to
the great and rapidly developing country
Icing between us and the Pacific Ocean
Spite Of the immense drain on our populA-
7lon md energies caused ny tue "ar, Terrific
Tics nave been hI'ns up inchoate States ior-
ming, and cities, towns and villages spring.
ing into being In these late untraveled re-.
raons, with rapjdity that would Of ITSELF at
any other time, have attracted uni
versa1 attention. How dim and I'M
perfect are our present conceptions Of
these emerging statesr Dakota, large, and
perhaps portions Of It barren enough
for several New Enelands, Colorado with its
snowy peaks and golden cities, New Mexico
whcrc Yankee enterprise softens under con.
tact with tndolent mestizoee, Arizona still O
terra tncognita-utah the promited land Of
latter day polygamists, Navada too far of to
lie known at all Lad 1t not had Governor
Me- Mt Wash1urton-Idahoe and Montana
destined to be the last abiding places Of the
~ ~.- ~ 11aenn,a.nca o,r S.tbe-s h.5
1;.sa,v ,,,o-a d,n, and shsdoxrr notions of {he
s4 s cts.es - 49, Uestand No-,1r.et
- 1850 +s-s s sra - ~ .nsaaesas o5ran+aaas
eaa t.+,,r. 1f,+o-r xr;th;n nv o,ro aav NJ 3hts
~ 1T.a.,,n, aa,- - -a.e,,-oo. ~
H,.s ~. 1,,s s1..-a T1rs,,r assts;a :. !,
~. s...,,.sna1 scham.. and interests v,l,
a@s ''tu"A ,,s,nfa.n, ~ ~ f,st
stuo . ~. +.,a ns+,1. ~
ie'nute 49, ha-a ho.n
o4e'u ... t.,.,r -.
, 1865-05-18

Arrest OF Gov. Fance-Joe Johnston
wants to Go OuE-oen1mcs a FbEl.
1fTCS

New YORK, May E.--The Htrdld's CHARLES
ton, s. C., correspondent says:
!" The rebel Gov. Vance, Of North Carolina,
vas arrested in Buncombe county, last Fri
day, by detachment Of Kilpatrick's cavalry,
By orders from Washington, whittier. 1t Is
-said, he will he sent to stand his trial for
treason.
ut was reported that another detachment
Of cavalry was In pursuit Of Cor. Mag1ath,
Of South Carolina.
"Thc rebel Gen. ice Johnston Is at Char
lotte, N. q. It. is said hc applied tor per1u;s-
sicn to be allowed to 60 to canada, but was
refused.
.'TAe pirate semmes, with som: compan-
Io1s, is endeayoiiDg to reach the coast and
make his escape out of the country by Eca."
, 1865-05-18

sT Jcff.'s capture excited the pro1ounlest
emotion among the rebels in Richmond,
whose grlet and shame we're unutterable at
the circumstances Of the fall Of their chief
fo3o
, 1865-05-18

II Tue New Y0rk Nelcs says that retif-
ed merchant Of that city, Of eccentric habits.
tearing that he should dc suddenly Of apo
P!e1y, and being deslrous Of always having
stone constructed and placed upright in au
alcoye Of his room. Early OF Thursday morn.
Ing, one Of the servants heard noise, IS of
The falling Of heavy body, and fearing acci-
dent, has,ened below and gave the alarm.
Ills door was reached, and when. after knock
forced, and the body Of the unfortunate man
wss found upon the floor, With the tomb
store fallen upon his head. It was instantly
removed, and every means Wsro resorted to
to restore him to 'consclousaess, but without
avail, for in less than an hour he was dead,
, 1865-05-18
How the News OF jeff. Davis
Capture In Received in
fkichulonu.

New YORK, May 1.-THE Htro1d's Rich
mond correspondent says the news of the
capture Of JET. Davis was received there By
the old residents and the rebellion sympa-
tbizers with the greatest as'onishment and
the deepest Ecnsc oi The humiliation Of their
frNffnrNuS
, 1865-05-18

GGlad L1nc0ln 1s DtRd4ss
TO the Editor Of the Detroit Daily Free Pre.s:
. 4 few days since, while the whole nation
was IN mourning for the assassination Of
President Lincoln, 8 conversation occurred
at The dinner table Of Mira. Ingraham's, on
Fold street. between her boaEders, vi pom
that melancholy event. Du'ing the CONFER
satiop. MIR. j chm Newell, Auditor Of
the Mich,gsn Central Railroad, declared that
be was add that Mr. Lincoln ,ras dead! and,
either upon that or q subs .quent occasion,
that If he knew the hiding place Of The
Astassin he 1nould not re,xa1 i, and that all the
sympathy which the murder excited toas Of a
Edrtison character!
In evidence of the truth OF these state
minis, those interested are referred to Dr..
J. F. Soycs, 48 Ford street, West, Hon. 1. G.
Berry and other borders present at tue time,
the names Of whom can be ascertained from
DR.. Noyes. Whether such sentimentsns these
should 60 unrebuked by the press Of this city,
and especially whether the fnsinu1-
titns that nobody but Republicans regretted
the Presidents murder deserves exposure, I
have tho public to decide. .VNDEI.
The Frx Press refused to insert tho above
because Mr.. Newell controls the Job printing
Of the Michigan Cantral Railroad, and the
F1se PYess does The most Of 1t.
, 1865-05-18

SAAFA FAmAN.10HNSTON COB
We PRINT elsewhere the correspondents,
Nf1cn mas been given to the public through
the Cincinnati Commercial, between Generals
Sherman and Johnston, preliminary to the
ansa surrender Of the army commanded by
1hc 1tttcr. The three salient points pre-
scented In these documents are: 1st. That
Gensral Sherman at the outset proposed the
same terms to Johnston that Grant proposed
to Lee. I'd. That General Sherman, speaking
OF his subsequent recognition Of the rebel
State governments, refers to General Welt
zel's order authorizing the assembling Of the
VirgaHia Legislature. 81. That General Shcr.
man ddessed General Johnston to consider
slavery dead institution, aud urged him to
confer With bis best men on that matter be-
fore tho final settlement Of the surrender
should DO made. There appears to be q
break IN ths earlier part Of the correspond
ence, as We find no reply from Johnston to
The terms Of surrender first proposed by
General Sherman, Viz: those upon which
Leo surrendered to Grant. This Important
chapter In the negotiations may have been
verbal. It il to be regretted that 1t was not
r.duced to writing, ~ 1t constitutes the par
zlcular feature OF the transaction upon which
The public dcs,,e enlfehtanment
In reference to General Weitzers order
authorizing the re re-assemblfng of the Virginia
Legislature, 1T Is to be observed that that
order was published officially in the Rich
mond WAig of April 18th. It was revoked
BY the President on the 18th or 18th; and the
revocation was published in the morning
papers Of The 15th-the same viii ch cenye,ed
tic intelligence Of the Presld ent's a.sassins.
tion. General Sherman heard of the a.sas-
siratIon before he signed ths memorandum
on the 18th. It il very natural inquiry
whether he had not heand OF the rcyocafion
.of Ivo,tr.,,. ~ r.,eo po.,,o-,- ho ~ -
but If We look closely at the two apers, We
1ird that fbcrc ian w;sc difference hot,rcan
A.. 80 u-.,.-s,,~ =
leu. oeoe.a! ne'tzeis Is He'e!s an ale-
proyal for publication, Of q request, signed
a,y number Of citizens of Virginia, for the
assembling OF the Le.ialatuse at Richmond,
to deltberate upon the changed condition Of
tEeir sdairs. It committed General Weitzel,
and By inference the Government, merely to
furnish the members Of the Legislature safe
escort into Richmond, md out OF It
again, ii their deliberations should
prove unsatisfactory. It saad no.h-
irs about the rebel Governor and other
State cf1icers--a most significant omission.
It would have been {air Interpretation Of
Gen. Weitxels paper 10 suppose that it WAS
designed to atto'd the Legislature an .oppor-
tunity to initia1e sone movement by which
The people could establish for themselves
loyal government In place Of their late rebel
goTe'nmen:-a State Convention pcrhaps.
Gen. 6helmsn'S agreement, on the other
, 1865-05-18
4 CQsMorpLITAN Loss.-Admiral Fitzroy
the 11eaf EnszlIaf1 1nafhnrnfnuisE eam mi taf

the great English meteorological, committed
suicide on Sunday, April 50, by cutting his
throat with razor. He has reduced the
science Of meteorology to such practical per-
lection that his predictions concerning the
course Of storma have come to be considered
most reliab.e by nautical men, and their
movements are largely governed by the bul-
letins from the weather office. It is intelli-
gently believed that Fitzroy's practical 90.
plication Of meteorologic science annually
saves immense amounts Of property and nu
nerous human lives.
, 1865-05-18

w The e1ebcl pirate Semmes is loose, and
fugitive in South Ca:olina, with the pros
rect Of being caught and hanged for his
, 1865-05-18
What minnesota Has bone for.
the War.

ST. PAUL, May 17.-The Press Of this city
says; "Frcm The records in the Adjutant
Generals Office 1t appears that Minnesota has
fuinfehed from the commencement Of the
war to The recent closing Of recruiting, TWEEN
one men for the Union army. This Is more
than half Of our voting population, the larg-
est vote ever cast in the State bcin. e, ,437,''
, 1865-05-18

From information received at Indianapolis
at the War Department, it Is ..robable that
the Indiana regiments in the armies Of Sher-
man and Grant, some fifty or sixty in number
will reach that city during the next two
weeks. Active preparations orc In progress
to give them warm and hearty reception.
, 1865-05-18

T Gen. Augur has prohibited the enbaIm-
ers Of tie District from charging more than
the following prices: PfIvates, SIS; Second
Lteu:cnants, $50, with IS Increase for each ad-
ditional grade.
, 1865-05-18

New YORK, May 17.-Thc steamer Scotia
took out to-day nearly million dollars, and
three hundred passengers.
, 1865-05-18

4 letter from Charleston says: "Last week
there Here 8, 730 children attending the pub
lie schools here. From 800 to 1000 nra
vhites-thc children Of the paor whites,
chiefly Germans and Irish These last were
granted the loan Of q steamer, on which to
visit Fort Sumter, on May Day, Whilo the
colored children covered tho graves Of tha
Martyrs OF the Race.course with flowers. The
New England Freedmen's Aid Society, the
Natlonsl Freedmen's Relief Association, and
the American Missionary Association, have
teachers here, and help to pay the expenses
Of educating all the children, without distinc>
ticn of creed. This system Is working we'll.
Prejudice Of race is not thing to be educated
out of people, half SO much as. It IL q thing
that is educated into ttffm,
, 1865-05-18

- In kentucky the Legislature are in
session to try Chief Justice Bullett as con-
6pitator against the Government.
, 1865-05-18
CHICAGO CATTLE HARRIET.


.-.-.-.- WEnsTsD41 EVE. Nay il
EEtF CATTLR-The receipts OF Beef cattle to.
day,accordiA9 to ths Board Of Trade report,
TO 2a4 snd the shipments 70 20; head. Tae reported
sales astae varau. yards foot up - ssnea7s Tor
tHfsror "A t0d4 IS Tor common, o. ior tar
s6tc@s.1sfar good.
Th.ush Int little stock has ch .rged hands during
the week. the amount SAFE 1t the various yards IL
not large Tor the 70 Aon that the receipts h1yc bseu
unusus.lY liEht. Tbs Is In a'led contrast 10 the
5ece3ts last Teek which wa1e heaYtar than til az Of
apy p' 'ev1ous weak alnca Jan. 1st-
The maz1st al1esdy du and depressed, received 4
firth shock this morning By The publca lon Of cur
special d. patch In to day'a TRIBUNE, Tho 1Inx the
stats Of tho Rtw York trade Sevsral buyers. be1ors
tutlintd TO operate. withdrew ften III. III Ii kst at
ontFs and decidedly wsaksr feeling seemed to pre-
yall.
There were cne or two government men IN the usr-
ket. locking chiefly tor Lsu'sytla Atock but their
purchases cot large, aud they zssmed dessEmtn
Cd to s1tort co1cesato1s em atets, eytn at the ru
1nr low l4ttB.
Very itss rtims stock vas On ssle, sud We believe
Dor = ticE head shsnzed hands though sene were
Offered II 81 o.. Ws quots the srkct du 1nd prices
l2K&25c !owsr than ye.tsraay. rhs ruling , less
yer. about - fc1.ows:
GelGe s, s9rnl1a @ 4
Csamos 10 eSss .,
AA1s1i01"s.s.ss RU3o
The iaieh at tn. various 5a1aa today were ns fal,
,oxA: ......
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
kHRRxS'k YARDS.
snadsr .ola plvai IS head common. aTera2tng seq
Adams 40 q Burnaiee Is head common starr. A..s-
1T ;ftSf aa !, 4; :. s'm* to 's"' a''s,zius
.as5: and Ksn1 !; head .nstz'o: eatts
Il e H. .;:.
G.ias7 q .o;a +. Al head air State sscer.
mesa g. sold Holnt = 4 Filter oihsa3 tstr stse11,
Fly =: sold Burnside 81 head Illinois .tsers, ~.
sas eto s.ns i: head coarse oxen. averaging Isle
&c g. 'et z!FlsE 70 head common
Hail IA ?. 4; 2: Kelly IL head scala rags. ave.-
Il. s,Gshosn soio % .lr 1e head, averaging 1tso y,
50, j. Is assa s'asE ss.st'.
i . tai I'll: Ass Il
Etns 81 z5's; head Wisconsin stser.. .'sssz
R,nin eo:d Holmes q head t.lr tteess, averaging
bqtshe. .oia Grlebaa l: head good .teers. avesas
MeiIhsrey soIa F!saigan y head. averaging 80 os
Ma!enk.1 .eia Keller . head ina sseers, averaging
Nudd ss!d sood1aw II tesd f4is asser., averaging
~. y, at s ssse
.1sstDg IS sea S. n''& etc.
s,m5.as sod ac.sfr Is hsad f.tr ..eers, averaging
B.ldsin seia smith 20 head COED stsess, .verazirx
HOas-The receipts haYe been 1852, and the ship
rsptsAos The reported 1aes to 1885, 1T 81 50
al Is ff common. to $s.ea9s.ssh for good to e1tra
gradts.
The m,rket opened with fome activity, but ,oon
the New Tor1 dispatches a11tved, announcing An
Ive1stocked and depressed market th=re, and prices
btcame uuAteady, cosinB with blight decline,
, 1865-05-18
RUFUS HATCH

BRQEER,
No. 55 R1chansa P1ses, Few York.
Government Securities, Stock and Sold, Bought xnd
Sold Ecluslyely on Commission.
E2YTRXKNcEa:
Aesrs. Solomon 6turKea d Sons, Chicago, III
Aezs1l. Hickey Aand5. Chicago, IL
Nv Gasa gaes,e;; S.9 ga q:5icasd: Ge,sasgb b. H.
9. i. Rogers, Esq, Chicago, y.
Messts. McKin ETos d CO., New York City
Messrs. Il. a. Tue ker q Go New York CafJ.-
Mess.a Lathrop Smith & Co.. Osvego, MI.
G. Dufsnr, ESQ Prys,deus Rock Island EAl1rcsd Co.
, 1865-05-18

- The London 1znes sagely remarked
late that I" Davis, fugitive, with his carpet
bag In hand, is a very different person from
DAWN in power at Richmond" How about
JEFF. in his wife's pettlcoats , She says he Is
very dangerous, and warns people not to
come too near him,
, 1865-05-18

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himself in homeless cAuRe.
, 1865-05-18
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