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ORA "Forelgn Relations" who have conceded
'boger, nj rghts' TO the rebels, will be consder-
H'y Inundated 10y tho inslorious capture Of the
arch iraitor, who concocted the greatest rebellion
that hAsevcr disturbed tho internal peace Of any
nation The Southern heart WAS fred by such
men as JEFF. DAVIS, and under tho leAdership ot
tNNcholding fire eater. the common peoplo Of an.
South have performed brave deeds that yer,
worthy Of better cause. Tue great mass Of rohel,
o. continually practced what their craven leaders
preached, that the world expected to sec the rebel
i'n end with our recognition Of sou,l crn ,pd,
I'n''nce Instead Of this, tho Southern 'symps-
n'''r'' abroad can only look upon the ridiculous
t'e'' that eliminated In the capture OF JErr
iAV''' asan Iuirni.on Of the 'chivalry," from
""'A / ey expected 10 much. When history
hcr'n'ict doscu! cs de n ortion continuance. and
ending OF iHe u.-hty struggle iuau,utstei 10 ro.
tan sA,ery n thc .utn,ru siGcsthe cat,ur N
frost leader w.l. Iu1t tie moral that word, wouII
iII .' convey to tlc couug g,ucraulns of mon
t.cn the rebels will rouse 80 b, nor the n,qn ,yb
could 30 lar 'orgtt the duty he owed to tne.r
b~ b. permii its greatest leader to end his ear.s, ~
sIcH Tn undlgn.hed mauuer, They have b,,n
te.4sIomed to believe m Jcn DAVIS as rn,n ,h,.
NA7 uuuei With all the pntriousm of their c,us,
shd one who would not desert Ihcrn ~ ou.- =, No
h"' iolIo"or 80 share his fortunes They NOW
''' 81 tie hoilownesS OF his professions and o,.
serve him cowardly fleeing from the wrath to corp.
'7.Hs'i III LIS wifoS gown, and when brou,n,
To- aN speedily surrenderlng ioI the purposc Of
I serving q smAll remnant Of his worthles.
.' l'oy VIII rot cannot honor his memory,
'.' hence 'her previous record is soilei
rs nc last act Of man who, OF all others,
Wa 'ouhu 10 preserve II from utter inismy. Had
'' 'TNIor bravely died at his post, . certain kind
'' ''fpect would have been accorded TO him and
''' 'A''e IN which he was the leader but now, his
% f' honest and honorable followers cannot fail to
ste h's memory, Aui even rejoice thA, 80 era.
ven man is likely t. receive the puulshmen, duo
t' his crimes fthis sentiment is entertained by
ite southern people, ,hc ,rk Of Reunion VIII no,
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be difficult Hthe rebels could have pointed with
pride 10 their record, they would not readily sue
cumb 10 the force Of circumstance. but now that
they cannot brss over the fail Of their chief they
will admit bis villsiny and tonor the men who
fairly conquered them into sutmssson
10 tho laws of the Cuon, under no
Constitution. They admire travery aud de-
tpise cowsrdice, 80 hereafter they viii
respect he northern people, and be more easily
converted 10 our political views after d scov,rug
ths, their own Was not even honored ly ssin 10
noble martyr. To the Logs NORTH, the capture q
JDEERsos DAVIS under such ridiculous circum-
stances 10 Of more Importance thsn any victory Of
tho whole war. IL places Us ten years IN advance,
In tho matter of re.h ,bisLnz tie Southern States
prevents any connict FOR the possession of Arksn.
sAs aud Texas and eIectuslly disposcs Of No Tears
Of those Southern tnloniss, who prophecy TWEEN.
ty-ye.r guerris warfare, II the North proceeds to
legally punish the leading traitors for the crime of
treason. In this, as 10 ell the events Of the war,
thc hsnd Of Providence Ia seen guiding oui b Zip
Of State through the dangerous and narrow chan
mel, of public policy, strsghs towards the h,rbor
Of the glorious future that awaits our Republic and
its free Institutions.
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,heDERsOTT-on Sunday, May i4'h, At 1910 2.
". otter long and painful ilnoss, ~ Ana daush-
ter OF the late Francis MoDemot', IA a., 4yth yesr
Of her
The tesives and friend. of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday
Afternoon, May 10Th AZ O'Clock, itom the residence
Of her mother "a Division It. III
sH1TH-ln Brooklyn, T.. y. on Saturday, May 10.
May 49,. the beloved wife Of William smith ia tie
2Sth year Of her Afe.
The flower that blooms the fairest
l. the foremost to decay:
The ptize We owe the dearest
IL tle httt TO pass away.
Tho relatives and friends II the family, and the
memher- Of Marsh LOdge, lNN, :. & A. ", are re-.
sp'ctiuy invited 10 attend the funeral, on wednos-
day afternoon. lTth inst, al ZOCock. from her late
resiaCuce, u Eleventh Il. 2Ss
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true courage a. ths, recorded in the srs Of yeser.
day. and hereafter we must consider our brave re-
belioncrushers as To, enest soldiers in the world.
A few OF them were warned by Mrs. DAVIS
DOT o provoke the President, or he
nigh, hurt some Of 'em !" Fancy our secss-
sion squelchers feeling from the presence Of the
eH-Pr.sident wto would harm them, II provoked.
Under 1hc circumstances we can only admire the
bravery exhibited in marching straight UP T. the
man In woman clothes" and daring 70 capture
him under the circumstances Hereafter let Ameri-
can soldiers rank Li.her than those Of other ma
tons Our brave TOYS had lo'dly isccd danger
before on many well fought battle field, AMI cap.
ped the climax Of their glory by daring TO provoke
dangerous man by arresting him. Now tb-,
ihis dangerous individual s in the secure custod =
Uncle Sam, his power for evil 10 no longer avail.
able HIS ability 10 "huri some of EN-" hss de.
parted, and the warning given by Mrs DAVIS,
however well meant at the time of her husbands
arrest, no longer serves 10 intim.dste the men who
have stormet many relsl lstteries during The
war. So mote II be slwsyA viii American soldiers
when ordered on dangerous duty.
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FIssneinI New. Markets, & c.

Nru fort Nondsu Ndy IS, 6 ,. k-Tho follow.
inc we're the leadns quotations at the Gold Room to-
dny At 1880 A. N. l!gq; Oi5, i3o't II, lauS
II IS, iau's; 1850 l30% llih, l3c's; u, l5oN;
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23h i29',; 2.i5, 10 % l3' 3.iJ, i31's; 330 l.o;
34b, iJO's l. i30h 43L i3o%. The stock market
hns teen quite animated TODAY prices NJ the close Of
business, having improved from a to pct cent,
compared sith Saturday afternoon. Governments
were quite siendy hut dull. Money call to-day Was
per cent The scarcity Of business plrer continues.
names passed A. PER cent; other grndes At n 0
per cent Sterling exchange quiet The leading
bankers Iked 10 for GO days The Bank sia'cmcnt
this we'k, is more favorable than generally ex-
roc'ei In vies OF the subscriptions 10 the
1-3) loan. The discount line has incroaci .5OO 7O3
The spec average Il up TO s32. The circua.
ton has inc'e7sod f2,G25, ami the net dopodtr line
s2b3o235. Tho decline Of f52OG,3l2 In Legal tenders
rcpto'enis in part the payments on account Of the
loan. On Change to-day Flour dull and &c l1c
lower. whest dull. and lc. &c. lower Corn
waa funcr. Oats opened lc better and closed heavy
Pork opened heavy and lower and closed finn. Rect
va. stead Lard WAS heavy and shadc lower
Nhiakcy wAr dull
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Aaoui.bins Success Of the National ronp.

Tnn aggregate Of subscriptions 10 No naLonsl
loan for the week ending Saturday last, amount
ell W nearly ono hundred million dollars, the
smount subscribed for on Saturday alone reaching
over thirty million dollars This is the most stu
pendous subscription ever made in any country
to govsrnnen, loan, and considering the fac,
that we are Just emerging from the greatest war Of
modern ,imes the circumstance 10 the mos. 70.
mArkahle In the history of finance The second
series Of the seven thirty loan was exhausted yes
ter1.y, and the third aud las, seros amounting 10
two hundred and thirty millions, IL now ready fir
'u scriptions This will probably be the last op-
poriunty Tor The people TO invest In these dea al
Becuriue. at par. when lhc new sores shall have
been exhausted, The bonds will doubtless command
premium, and those who are now in.
profit II will not 10 quite 90 de-
srablo s The hrIt and second series, for
the reason ihs. the Government reserves tho
privilege Of payin' six per cent. inlereh In gold,
instead Of tho seven.thirt. interest In currency,
provided the price Of gold should make that course
desirable. There Is now no doubt judging from
the quotations of goll, and the tendency Of tie
market, that sovcn-thirty In currency vii be pre-
srsble to SIX per cent gold. Bui the difference
will smount to but little ordinary subscriptions
and so far as the majority Of subscriptions are con.
eerncd, II will hardly 10 olt. The loan /. still ,he
mos! desirable SAFE investment that can he made for
there Is hardly possible risk, and tho bonds with
sure interest OF SIX per cent. in gold Will insure
them premium az the Issues are closed.
Judging from the In which the .a, series Of
tho soven-ihirsies was disposed Of, tha, now in tie
market, which is to 10 tho las, Of the Government
loans, will be taken In . very Few weeks.
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Dangerous lDuty

WE nave road great deal during the pas, four
years about the bravery Of our soldiers, and tho
contempt with which they regarded the dangerous
duty OF facing the muzzes of rebel cannon, when
It was necessary 10 assault the 'enemy's position,
bus never have read Of 80 sublime AZ Instance Of
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TRADE NOTICES.

DRlCKLAYERS-A MEETING OF THE
- alove will he held on "Wednesday evening. May
n At a. = 9o n n tef Ifnit. G'TeR,aTy corner p5e
PAT W. BRAIlLi- sec. III
( COACHMAKERS UNION, No. IA SEMI-
~ monthly meeting Of this mon will he held at
faIly & Osiug Hail 2G1 BOrery, Tuceday evening
~ o'clock. Punctua attendance IL feiuesied, ~
husino-. oi great mIortancc s e. he transacted by
order OF GEO BROWN, piest; JOHN McGRArn,
SEC. 10
COOrkRS- THE GRAND SOCIETY OF
- nted CoOpcis having received a teier raphic
dl-ia'h that the jUOpcrs of oil Cit fCuuts slvuutk
aie now on stnte, the members Of the nited
said district b. order Of CHARLES CAR TER.
tte-idcnt. T.. o FARRELL sec. sg9
NOTICE To TAlLORS-A MASS MEETING
Of ihc trulc IN general viii lc held ht - Grand
IT, on "Wednesday Evening, lTth int. at +. " A.
there seems to be uisunGeI I-tanding with muul er
OF ne iade concerning The condition ami POSITION Of
our tucieD the society ha- decided to cal ia Asss
~, citing iOr tie puipo-e Of explaining -uch matter.
viii le Ot interest 10 the trndc geuer, at the
time ~ eNpuu tue Position "a which the society now
ttandr hoping that the explanations to lc gwen viii
lndhee atier number 10 come up aud JOIN tho so
ncl tr OF this society tor the protection OF his
Bl order Of thu Central Commit eo. JACOB " AR
SIAl, tte-. VIC. II CkEk, sec. AS
NOTICE TO THE BLUE STONE CUT
l Y ter and Ilaggcr--A meeting viii be held in
niun llal cor. oi 10Th o.. and sth ave- Iucsday
evening. Nav 18Th, a. u'D uck, by order OF !. j.
BhEGIN Chairman; PATRICK FlTZdlBBpNS,
sec. 2sI
| THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE PLAS.
tercrs Will bod their ielular meeting this
Tuesday evening Nay 10Th n lAeir Hall cor aad st.
and 7th ave. WILLIAM BYRNt, Pres, THOh As
| Dot uHEKrY Rec. Sec. All
| United COOPEES, No. "A SPECIAL
~ meeting will he held this true.iry' evening NJ
Gs Eat Bioadway, at o'clock. Punclua attendance
| hieWe-',d. p ur1eg, CiiAs. CARTER, Pres {.
| NJ lARwOOr sec. ils
| INITED COOPERS OF THE STATE OF
~ sew loIk.-We the Coopnrs Of the Il ~ Of Helm.
siCk Sonuc.r of New Jetes notiD all Cooper- not
to take 'inilot OF the stid u m Arc etanti ng
| out Tor reisc Of WHAes. TIE SHOPS COMMIT
| TEE. 35i
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Rl.IlsbvAI.S.

MRS. NJ. &. b BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
w Physician, Professor on ,he Eyes, lEgrr, Throat
,cNip, has removed her Office from 10 Bond ~. 10
81 loLu IT. sou, rge, tIEt lIr-c house nom very,
nhe.e her celebrated medicines can always le had'
Senl Tor circular. 5a5
NOTICE-ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
way TO the large building COZ OF Grand and Crosby
stN 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

stop that scratching and use NheutoI's
Itch Ointment 1t oures itch and salt l.heIm in
forty eight hours and all euptons OF thu skin. sold
by all Druee.t. 3l9
Gcnts' All Wool suits Sis, Boys' All
Wool suits, 80, al |. '. Brokaw's - Fourth ave,
G. Lafayette Place. 81
Dr. J. ~. Schcnck OF Phi ndclphin, re-
spertiully informs the public that he Inv utW u
flee IN New York Ills Office Is 1t u Bond r.. only,
and he will continue 10 zee patents thcre ~ usual,
every rJerday, from \. VI. until 4. NJ, but his
medicines can lc Obtained there At all time a6I
Use the Hest - iiowdcn's Moth de-
ruoyiug packet. IL will surely dcsroy moth.
Price 80 ceuis per packet. tor sale 10y all DRUG
fists ~
Wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest Premium
lock-SutcA sewing Machines, aud luttonhUle Ma
chine. o. BIuaiWhy, ScE lOtA. atl
The Original iiowc's sewing Machines
for sale ~ go iruad, A.. ELIAS howe, JE, In
vcu'or and Maker. Ag'uts wanted. "20
Prices GreRtlv reduced spring ilnthlug
IN even, variety NJ /. B. i,adSin, -i T. iN"tly
The "a sect meut and store in the city. Bet or
ETY. lee ami plccs e-s. AIS
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EOUND, MAY STH, A BLACK GRAY
hound II rot called for In three days viii be 'old
to pa expense. 30 T.. 6th II. ~
T .OST-A TER DOG, WHITE WITH
- ycr sNot., nnsweu 70 the name Of "PAnet"
The f. will receive the reward OF tlO BY return-
lne ..n to the Clarendon Hotel. 96l
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COAE..
BOARD AND E,OOlu..

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN NO. l75
L tIar.dee a, IN nice house. III
no LEA NEAT FURNISHED ROOM
Il and ledtoom 10 two respectable young men .l.
ply 10 2r6 Wooster ~, ID iioor IEG
INO LET CHEAP-A SMALL. FURET>UED
- front room 10 one or two gentlemen. Ami. "a
Echth ave. IA
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pAwNBROkERS' SALE - BELL & IN
pAwNBROKER'S sALF-B. wEAvRI

Il j., will eel this dsy, ~ - 9Th avenue, ~ one
o'clock, q large assortment Of goods having been
pleased one year and upN ards. b. order Of Nm.
WEAVER 24g
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r OST-ON THE l5TH OF MAY, GOING

II iTOm TT NNck ti. 70 NlyerIy FInce, v mo
akct book containing 500. Any person returning
In above viii receive 40. The owner Is poor
woman. and the last dollar she had IL
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r OST-s20 REWARD-LOST. on SATUR-

= I-TVNI VN MN1 ITU, IINE NVNIsTII
CIV ponv, tour white cet, white spots tho
acl and Va font Of head. Also dask brown p1uy,
VT white spot In front ol he Cid, and lame n
find lett oo'. Tho above reward will be paid Tor
tl,,r recovery, and Ie,urn 10 HERMANN T.. DO
Bu'l.S, Bu.h,ick ave, u ar Cooper ave, L. ~
. , REWARu-L SUNDAY EVEN
= - ing, on Genital Park, bet. 6 and r. N. q
smh iot watch and Chain, an old family relic, \
reward Of S25 ani the thanks of tha owner. Ms.
BACH, 1Ith Il, 5d houre east OF 4'h ave. 43O
The sun., 1865-05-16

WM. ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
stock and iNturc- th lease Of years Of the grocer "
store NO li5 Third ave -four surarr, soap, starch,
coffee spces afse lot OF pie.crvcs, scales, coffee and
tugar mlIlt, pgimc old Holland gin, &c. vi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
DIR. j. IL. NEWTON
WITT. nTTRETHP STCKJ Z

TN COLUMBUS, OHIO. AT ANIBOS
i HALL, from October 10th until about the first
Of December. at Sk o'clock until II A; NJ, daily
to those not well able top pay. while those who are
able TO pay will be treated ct the Neil House. Parlor
No. 1913, from o'clock until p. M.
Cures in Most Gases Instantaneous.
No medicine given. No pain caused, but relief
from pain from any sickness or cause, certain In a
few minutes.
DR.. Newton's practicei is mostly diseases and cases
given up rs inc uIabe. His treatment is peculiar to
himself. although there have been men in all ages
who have had the same magnetic power over dis.
eases Of the body and mind, (some call IL the Gilt
of Healing, yet few have possessed 1t to such an
extent over nearly all diseases and persons. IL is
life and vita ity passed from strong, healthy boay
toa weak one, that estores the lost unequal cir
culatiOn Of the vital or nervous fIid SO powerful
is this influence that persons who have Tor many
years suffered from diseases which have been pro-
nounced incurable, and TO whom medicine has been
administered with good effect. have been restored
II will not restore lost member OF the body or per-
form other impossibities, but twill always relieve
pain, from whaevercause. The practice is Hased up
on the most strict principles of science; there moth
ing miraculous or SUPER atura about 1T. IL is in
harmony with natural laws. Many eminent physi-
clans, of other practice. not only acknowledge
this power but receive the treatment for themselves
and families as well as advise 1t to theI patients
DIR. Newton does net profess to cure every case.
By this treatment i takes but afew minutes 70 for
inveterae cases of almost any curabe chronic dis
ease, and sure is the effect. that but few dis
eases require a sec md operation, excepting Deaf
ness, Broken Bones Dslocations. bad Cqryatures Of
the SPINE ana SuppeTating TumoIs Even these
will be much benefted-always relieved from pain,
and sometimes fully cured. Diseases that are most
certain of being cured at one operation, are--
Dance, W eak Spines Weskness Of the Limbs. Fall
ing of the Womb Dyspepsia, all kinds Of Sexual
Weakness, Rheumatism, Internal Ulcers, Oropsey.
Lungs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Diseased Livers Kid
news, Heart, &C., &c, &c. .... u.
Paralysis is the most slow and uncertain; some
times, though rarely these patients have been fully
restored with one operation; they are however, al
ways benefited. Deafness is most uncertain.
octl4-tf. .r+ '4a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
The Presidents Party I'm Congress
Calming Ground and the Hkadi.

The Presidents Party I'm Congress
Calming Ground and the HSadi-
Gals Losing. [..fJ,
We find the following paragraph in
"DRUID's" last letterfrom Washington to
the Neto York Ne,cs:
ATTITUDE OF POLITICAL PARTIES TOWARD
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
The Chronicle of this city says, in the
course of long article commencing the
recent speech of Governor Morton of Indi-
ana, against Negro Suffrage: "The ex-
preston of opinion against forced Negro
Suffrage, made recently by men of such
prominence and distinguished patriotism
as Governor Morton, General Cox and
Senator Doolittle, taken In connection with
the defeat of Negro Suffrage in Connecti-
cut, shows with certainty that the people
of the country heartily sustain the wise pol
icy of President johnson in regard to res
toration and the status of the negro. All
the indications now are that the impracf'- :
cable theorists of the Massachusetts school
will have much less influence In the COM
ing Congress than has been predicted"
The appearance of this highly significant
article in one of the chief Republican or
gans here, has created quite breeze in the,
camp of the Radicals. 1t presents Presi-
dent johnson as upholding the cardinal
doctrine of the Democratic party, that each
State must be left free to decide the suffrage
question for itself I; and 1t intimates plainly
enough that the Presidents party in Con-
gress Is gaining strength steadily: both of
which facts have been heretofore stated in
nv letters. VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
The Newark IN. ~ EIectrou,

Ihasmuch as the Republican press have
sought to make capital out of the late mu-
.niciDal election in Newark, N. j., we give
the following from the Ne,oark Journal: -
,t-To this result olT political opponents
will seek to give an undue Importance,
with view TO affect the gubernatoriai
canvass. 1t is therefore proper that the
causes of our defeat should be made known
to our friends. The election, being wholly
municipal, involved questions purely To-
cal. Correctly considered, it Is entitled to
no general Importance. Differences as to
candidates being unfortunately persisted
In throughout the canvass, resulted, unex-
pectedly, in the defeat of the party, to
(which the free and abundant use Of money,
perfect organization, and the ,unscrupu-
lous employment of'every appliance which
,promised success, on the part Of our oppo-
.nentss largely contributed. M n
. pYl'slFe have not been defeated. The result
shows a repulse, and nothing more. OF the
triumph Of the Democracy In November
next We never felt more confident than we
do to-day"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-18
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

| thaving come to our knowledge that limitations
| Of the American Watch have been put upon the
n srket in great number, calculated by their utter
worthlessness TO iniuro the reputation Of our gen.
une products. to protect our own interests and the
public from imposition, we again publish the trade
marks by which our watches may invariably DO
known.
| We manufacture four styles OF Watches. rad ri,e
The FIRST has the name ,,N.,,
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engraved on the INSIDE plate.
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engraved on the lnsldePIate' -a.
me THIRD nas ,,0,, .ne name
r. o. bAhiLhii' "ai'nAin' "AS''' 0nsi"'0N
on tne lnsiue Pia'e' ,
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Go painted on the dial and are warranted
IN overv resnect ...
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