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A correspondent of the New York
Evening Post puts on record, as specimens
of consistency, the following authenticated
extracts from the London Times:

TFrom the Lon From the Lon From the Lon
don Times Of d0n Tines OF dOa Times Of
ROv 20. 1861 S,pt IA, 1854 April 9. $50. J
'Is is idsnI "Ebs public ''IhU cstssiFO-
on the smallest will admit that pns Stems com
T. lecssOn thnt tbey have rot plete, and in al
the uih, tyen besn misguided % accesGcrirs
81 united could your ostumen'6 onlcu,sttd 20 1 o.
never resist for We saii that the press psoplew
three months North could new n fesii- & that
the greatly pre- er bdus the the work il &C.
pOCde at j D Z South, and the cODpLished, snd
strsrgh Of tie North has now thst this civil
North" D ocisimsd the war is really at
same conclusion an end"
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The Galveston Nel0s says that the corn
crop is good, but that the sugar crop will
be very short. At New Orleans the hold
ers of cotton we're demanding an advance,
and exchange on New York was half per
cent premium.
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George D. Prentice, of the Louisville
Journal, is lying very sick at the st. Cloud
Hotel, Nashville. Clarence D. Prentice,
his son, lately rebel officer, has taken the
oath Of aIlegiencs to the Federal Govern.
ment
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-19

The papers of the late rebel Govern
ment, which have been forwarded from
Richmond to Washington, ill ninsty.three
large boxes. They viii, undoubtedly, make
some curious revelations hereafter.
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We have now ten territories waiting 70
Be made States They are-WyOming,
Arizona, Colorado, Idaho Montana, Ne
brasks, New Mexico, DAkOtAh, Utah and
Washington.
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President Johnion has recently had bis
life insured for $4,000. His lsts Illness
arose from vertigo, TO which he has AlWAys
been subject
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TEETHl TEETH TEETH,
Dr. l. K. DANIELS.

Late of the firm Of HALLIwELL 4 DAsiELs, q
still at his old established Dental Boams, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, artificial Teeth, ct the old prices
before the war. An UpgeT or Lower Set from $40
70 SIS 81 york warranted anin P4
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.nRESS GOODS, LAcEs AND CRAPH
II Goods, Embroidsries, Scarf, Dress Buttons,
DEeU Trimmings &o-, opened this day.
s-s4 ta- J. q. DEWITT q CO., i
nj and IL Puhlia SdnAEs.
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PROPOSALS.,
OFTIcE or WATERwORKs, I
CLEyELAEp- Mqv sth lgt5-

-' -i-1 OFTTcE or WATERwORKs,
ell Ina y.. GLEvELAED. Missy Sth 1875.
NOTICE To lRONFOUNDERS.
IN eesed propcsa's, Endorsed pr posa for
cast Iroa water pipes will received at thee ee
Of Water Works, Council bau Buioing) T
about 20O0 feet of Is In cast water-pires requir
ed for these works, rntil y O'Clock b, May Z d,
1865
FDrthrr Information aud Epeoihcatians can BE-
Oh Ai ed Of the undersigned ct this Office after
to day. '
The Board Of Trostees invite the submission of
BIDS restrVing the right to accept or del ne Ary
Or all proposals received g rtG' .il.
BY orJer Of the Boa-d, Io.-
20 i- JOSEPH SINGER,
fr ~ ..-f -s-..r Soperiateudent and Engineer.
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A RemlnI.cepcs or the rebellion.

A RemlnisceDce OF the Rebellion.
Three days after the passage of the
Ordinance of Secession BY Vrginia, John
Letcher telegraphed the Mayor of Wheel
ing IS follows:
RICHMOND, April 20, 1861.
10 Andr,0 S,Oes'sss, Mayor Of Wheeling:
Take possession of the custom house,
post office, all public buildings and public
documents, in the name Of Virginia. Vir-
giniA has seeded. t.-..
H.. JOHN LETCEER, Governor.
REPLY.
WHHEIISe, April 2l, 1861.
To John Leteher, GO0ernor of Virginia:
have taken possession Of the custom
house, post Office, and all public buildings
and public documents, in the name of
Abraham Lincoln, President of the United
States, whose property they are. q
ANDREW SWEENEY,
% So -7- Mayor Of Wheeling.
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NOTICES.
OEEIUE OF TEE GolnISKD PErRoLEUM c.
lAL4 No. 80 Broadw ~, = q.
EMNoRK- Anril 25Ih 1855.

OfflCI OF THEflCADiaAD fEIkoL4uA Oe-S
o.. l-l O. . g No. 80 Brsadway,i 80
EEw boBK, April 25Ih. 1865.
GECOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND
y The Trustees OF this Company have this day
deola ed q dividend % two per cent. On the par
value Of their Cspi 81 Stock, for the month ending
May lBt, pAy able on aud alter May IOth, 1855
The TRANSFER Books will b. cl $ d from gay Ish
TO tn, inc usiVe- q. h sANEORss
my5.Sll; $50 WI Ifessurer.
1 VOTrfos1op ms OEEvELIsD Ia,s MraIsaCo.
CLEVELAED, May 4th, 1865. :
NOTICE.-TheA Annual Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of the Cleveland lTOu Mining Co
tor the election Of Oficers n hs ensuing year, viii
be hsld st ths-ORcs o. the Company, II this titJs
on Wa5nfsdAY ths II IN inst Il 2 oiclsok.P M
my6.au sAML L MATTER. sec'y.
DAVID w. CAMP, MARY CORBIT,
IL Ur-tia COrbit, NinslOW Corbtt, aud Mary
Corbit are here BY notified that on the oh day Of
April 1861 . arius Adams, as Ekecntor % The pin
sOf Emily Camp. deo-ased, lafA 81 CuyAhokA conn
ty Ohio filed his Pc itlon in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, the OBJECT and prayer Of
which pftttiOn II to obtain from said urt a lu-
dicial construction OF said III, Wsich khau su-
thorizs and empower said Adams such Execu-
tor and TEus se usdsr ssid vii, % eel zoe nal
tate named n said VII, and FOE sueh other relief
equity nay require. kAid parties 3 notihed to
answer sAid pstition on or before the 18th day Of
Jane 1885, 3sl 81 L, ss,si1SI fsssTiSs. - s,.,,
p Cleveland, April Is, 1865 apSls2f4
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NOTLCE TO CONFRACTORS.-
Jity UfVn EnginseftinuI o'cIocEf. If, :, TIUf ssl
d y Of May Tor grading Dan and Will streets
Pans and apeeincatiOna msy be cen and blank
proposals obtain5d kt ssid Ensineer's office,
. The B ard OF City improvtments invite the sub
mission OF d5 reserVing the night to accept Ct re-
r- JOHN WHIEELAW,
RI nViO 2iS City Civil Engueer.
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CRoss-ExAMINED.

By the Court: Q. Why did you say it
was John Wilkes Booth, and that he had
shot the President? A. 1 did not know
Mr.. Lincoln had been shot but it flashed
on my mind when Booth jumped out of
that box that he hsd done such thing,
because knew the President was in the
box 1 saw him go in, and heard the pis-
tol shot, and the words "Sic semper tyrsn-
MIS-" and kew from my school boy hnowl-
edge that was the motto of the State of
Virginia.
By the Judge AdYocste: Q. You say
Booth shouted sic semper tyrannisT A.
heard the words in the box; 1 think it
was Booth said it; heard the words be.
fore saw the man.
O. Had he his knife Ia his hand as he
went across the stsge7 A. He had. .
Q Did he make any remark as he crossed
the stsge2 A. 1t is ssid he did, but di d
not notice it; the excitement was so great
that did not notice it; can safely swear
that did not hear any remark, at least
1 cannot call to mind that did. -
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CLHYELAsD, Nay sth 1855.
. NOTICE TO B0ILERMAKE Frs.
N seslsd proposals, ''Endorsed proposals for
River pipe, will b rF oeised the once Of Water
Works (COunoil Hall BuildiBg) for wrought iron
PIPE 20 inches IN aiAmeter and about $50 leet long
u LIil IL OCT OK q, a sy 22d, 4S65. 7H
Further informa' ion and speeIfieaii ms may re
o5talned Of tae undersigned 1T his ONCE after to-
day, where the plan msy afso be seen
The 30 dot Trust, es7 invite the snbmissIon OF
bids, rsserying the right TO accept decline AM
or ali the bids received.
.sr.- By order Of the Board. --.r
JOSEPH SINGEB,
myfO.H3 Aup't sud n giueer.
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An illustrated Monthly Magazine Boys and
Girls, sdited By J. 7. 1Rgh BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LU0T LARJOd. This Mega
sine has already attained q circulation unpAl al
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young readers one whose monthly visits shall b
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TEsTIMoNY OF LIEUTENANT-aENERAL I
s. GRANT.

s. GRANT. .s.
Lieutenant General Ulysses s. Grant, 8
witness called for the prosecution, being
duly sworn, testified as follows: '"
By the Judge Advocste-Q VIII you
state whether you were seqtAinted with
Jacob Thompson, formerly secretary OF
the Interior under President Buchsnan's
administration A. l met him oncei that
was when the army was lying opposite
Vieksburg, at what is called Milliken's
bend and Young's point little bost was
discovered coming up on the opposite shore,
apparently surreptiIiously, trying to avoid
detection, and a little tug was sent out
from the navy TO pick it up when they
found little white flag sticking out Of the
stern Of the row.boAt, and Jacob Thomp-
son in it they brought him to Admiral
Porters flagship, and l was sent for and
met him; do not recollect now the os-
tsnsible business he hSdi there seemed to
be nothing important st all in the visit,
tut be pretended to be under flag of truce,
and, therefore, he had to be allowed to 90
back again.
Q When was that 2 A. I cannot ssv
whether il was January or February, 1859 ,
it was the first flag of truce we had; though.
O. Did he profess to be, snd seem 10 be
in the military service OF the rebels 2 A.
He said that ne had been offered q com
mission--anything that he wanted; but
knowing that he was not military man,
he preferred having something more like
3 civil appointment, and he had taken the
place OF an inspector general in the rebel
service. FHl i.si i7aa1
@. Did he then hold that position ? A,
That was Whist he said; that he was an
inspector-genersl, or assistant inspector
general, with therank of iieutenant-e colonel,
think he said. -..I 2la 1--aI --1i
Gross examined by Mr.. Aiken {. @. Are
you aware that the civil courts are in
operation in this city-sl of them2 A.
Yes, sir. rs ssai t-'1r u. si tr71ss .s
Q How far toward Baltimore does the
Department of Washington extand7 A..
I could not say exactly 70 what point ANY
troops that belong TO General Aueur
command, however, that he sends out 70
any point would necessarily remain under
his command He commands the Depart-
ment of Washington. eiI .ss. a.tT
HQ. Is any portion of the State Of Marv-
land in the Department of Washington 2
n VI yer 6L- AAhEbAdA ". l. DdHeY0, eT-
tends to sli the territory south of the rail-
road that runs across from Annapolis.
rmnuing south to the Potomac and the
Chesapeake. oii -
Cross-sxamined by Mr.. Ewing: D By
virtue of what order does martisl law ex-
tend south Of Annapolis z A. l never ssw
the order. It's just sinply an understand
ing -'2 20
Q. 1t is just an understanding a.
Yes, siri just an understanding that il
does exist.
Q. You have never seen any order A.
No, sir, ..t-t.
Q. And do not know that such an order
exists :? A. No sir, I have never seen the
order. II .-.-'.,--'-
TESTIMONY OF SAMUEL KNAPP cHEsIER.
Samuel Knapp Chester, & witness called
-rg i.s .er--zr ga GHFa
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the names OF which are:
No. No.
l. Ths Hunters. The Flower OF the
2. Thz Trspper's Rettest' igwam.
3. The PatTiOs h ghWay-2. RickuIy Tom, the Ro-
man, VT.
L. The Hunted UniOnist. e. The ImDs Of the Prai-
S. Toe Irak OF y re. rie; or, Ths slAaher
s. This N au-Ea ers. Of the Cave
7. Charlotte T-mple. l2f. thr X bbei's Terror.
<. Tn D,sth Ptce. l25 IO-the Sarp', {.
9. The Indian-SiAyer. rs l. glttO1s the scout
10 Tue Tiger the Oceahl97. Tn G act 81 Of Bun
H. The hunters TrtY mIhl ker Hll-
I2 The 0ceau ROyers.- Is. Scar Geek, the Wild
3. 7 eTory Outwitted-. Hal-Breed.
Il Zske 81 er7 y d ! he LiOnl29. SI.iBt e. ed bob
y Hearted Sc n. - 90 sHakeT Suodgrass.
IS. The ScOurge o. the S asl3t. Rolling Ihunder.
10 2 he Captive Made 81 Heavy Hat-hst, th9
II. LO- alleged Joe or, Bod Scout.
The Demon OF the 2. s y sam the Quaker Spy
Woods. "a. Ths h ee Daring
Is. Tbs WIND Scout Of the Trarpe's.
mounRins. IS. The Fa'a MsrksLan.
l9. The Forest Lodge. IS. Eagls-Eytd Zeks.
20. The ROllcking Ran 81. BIZ Ri Mex.
gers 5S. III. BID soap Hunter
a. Rsttl snake Dick; or = p ".
The Novels are ior sale BY al News AFents sn1
BVvk aud sent p essf1 on receipt Of price.
Liberal & inns to Al ,nts =
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This is story Of HunEer Ii ie sm0ng the Indians,
of surpa sing htrrsst, and vii fully sustain the
wonderful reputation already gained by the othsr
MUNRO's TEN CENT sEBIES.
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rEsrIMoEY OF q. v. BUEKER.

This witness clerk at the National
Hotel, testified as tothe times Booth was at
that house during fhe past six months, and
IS to the persons who had most frequently
called on him, among whom he mentioned
the prisoner OLsugblin.
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PERIo opIcALs.
THE OLD STANDARD FAVORITES
4 --.r OF THE PEOPLE,

Il OF THH EEUPtE-
MUNRD'S TIN CENT NOVELS.
.t Whose uOfto -
Merit will insert itself spite f al opposition.
and the sass. e VII ch exc Cd ONE HUADRED
r THOUSAND PES MONTH.
The great secret O. the unrvalsd popularity Of the
works Of this olf and lab hOuss Is that they
tain such h4pry CON inatOn Of inrer sting Quali-
TO pl ase TIE unde standing, tickle me lacy
and touch the hear o. all classes II reaierH.
Ready NOS, No, 3,
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TEsTIM0NY OF wM. z. wHEELER.

Mr.. Wheeler, resident of Chicopss,
Mass, testified to having met J. Wilkes
Booth in Montreal last autumn, and to hAv-
ing seen him in conversation with George
n. Sanders.
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. ,g5.s3ILA 55-.s10 ID lsT0n A
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GEORGE MUNRO CO..
nl4ls eoUn I0o1fd x .FiOu1Si5. : \

II
The Novels are SAFE BY al News AFents sn1
and sent, pieSa1, on receipt Of price
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subsoriPtion Agent, Philadslphia-
May 1st, 1865. I1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-21

Neo. Or. Dpob, 8il6Of BON @6ilapelp6ta,
bat nns,-iast Der uGatbplic Nlirror",-e Elm
Senol9retben BON 8om 3u9elAidt In 8etreff
eeS Serbaltni0eS peS beili9et @tubls 5a ben
6entarS, tporans berDursebt, boB bic 9lad=
rtdt BON elmer Gntldetouns, Die BON eini9en
6entarS< 3eitunsen bieleS 9anbeS Dem bobeu
A%rtbunale 5usel4rieben pprpen 1T, fir gang
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Congregation Der ebrpurot9en SnquiIition,
bat mid eriu4t, gp. 5errliGteit pi1fe EN- gu
lallen5 Dap bic in 9epifen Gfentli6en Slat-
tern aufgefeate Sebauptuns, Der f~olsenbe 8ez
iaeto Jet BON betlt9em Stubl ertbeiIt ipprpen =:
"Fenlanos, non esse in~quietandos" q. T..
bic Senians ii& ni6t st beanrubteen) adm,
lt9 %unbesrinoet If. = SD tbetle S6nen pas
ouf GrluGen Der %9enannten Congregation
nit, pamit Sltentano CLAUDE, e6 iet irgsnb ct
gu @unlten iener @elelI9aft BON @eiten
bes beili9en StubleS geldeben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-21
aSrepu S @p., 0luct
Nertauf BON 8arraden uno StdQen

SanD:er ewttd,.
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uno tn Ter %Ilmeepenb BON Bait rtcre.
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melFe'S ne, Np = {. Wpphry e~e8eben,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-21

fer tpueten, 70 babeu sic bod 1lc@ nt9t 70
riel mos eth etn3tger peutlher Gcrtppntt in
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lhla9en tpirD. Corpora nnb Yergpi e
De lawinpen Dor 01ud. gr l6uf bte Sper,
ptc Dor inn Elm CONCERT mar, unp maGte le
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rp1a, muB aber bGDren, paB ii6 ielblt 8plt=
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