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, 1865-06-03
The Late Judge CAtron.

:
Hon. John Catf on, Associate Justice Of tho
supIe1ne Court Of tic United States, died 1t
bis residence IN this c1Ly ls-t evening. Hla
heal b had been rapidly falling tar tWelva
months past, md his deccsse was not uuex-
pected. He WIS an able and upright jurlst,
. good and honorable citizen. aad = frulY DE-.
VOTED friend Of the Unton. John Ctsron WIS
born ahout seventy.stx Yeas ago, at WJthe
Cou.t House, Virginia, Of German pa:en'axe.
Whtn about TN years Of sge bis pasaats
removed to Kentucky, woe1e .hs 70
aesved bis etncatl,n. He went to
Nashville In 1873. and studied law. H.
.. rvcd az Capsa1n Of Tennessee vo.u .teess
IN The Greek War, and. laying down thu
sword, resumed the practice Of Lis profession.
, 1865-06-03

~, t.e14 Mt Uttfoit AdF=Itls:E, J11e ut
=; H. .tsm11d, Of JAckanu, bought On TuesdaY
y 'Ts Eg.s zh - Of the n-w ctp u NO u II sso
- ,b y ~ 1fstnew 1oot &c have hs sard OF .olt
iS, ihT TT q, oo NJ E Noos has noaxht
X Fn1 ss.sis ~ ol ~ % clip It ~ ayes4:eo.
Rtnsisr oe feIsme1r r II: sleo E1th.sia r.
! 20 M Of cd wool II N ayer,es Or ssc 3 = Fo1
sn5s ao 111 ~ I'd " s.sa z1ove1s IT ron
huytr IN Arr Aats LAST y!ar iaT rn.chsssd 4
ute aFtr 1lo.oU n ! fact 0hEn va nosfeet tast
, 1865-06-03
Capture Of Champ Fe. Euson, the
lsuer1ltQs

- Cbamp Ferguson. the noted vindiesive and
e1ciIess guerilla, WAS brought into Nash
vile On Monday "a a prisoner Col. BlAcS.
burn some days ago sent him an order from
Gen. Thomas 10 surrender, with his men, a
Farley took place between Ferguson, bis
men, and Col. Blackburn, with whom wsa
Capt. Walker The men surrendered. put
Fc1euson declined to do 80, unless on such
conditions as had been granted to the officers
OF the Confederate army He was willing to
take the oath. Such terms could not be grant
ed to man stained and stepped In crime, as
Ferguson is. Col, Blackburn afterwaed sent
party after him, to bis residence, cottage
m Calfkt1ler's creek, twelve miles north Of
Sparta, Tennessee. BE was found to be IN
the stable. The men got between the stable
aud his house. cutting him off from bis
weapons, which were In the house, and he
was readily taken. Ht bore bis capture with
GOODNESS, bnt bis wife showed much yindic-
tirenees, and used all IN excited wouan's
angry etoquence upon the men. Ferguson's
Gully chlld-h good looking. well manae1el,
well educated girl Of f'urtsen, WAS wild with
c.ieG He acknowledged to Col. Blackburn
that be knew Of thirty three persons. wtiite
ard black, whom he had himself killed. The
nelghborhood OF Sparta Is now clear of guar
fIt1HA.
, 1865-06-03

fTha yncvarnorf ha.--,v L., 4.,- .,
Yonnr Mems Chr,st3.. 90 ~ Sus e4,y oy tae
fts oh;.ct -, .no,,nr 49, A.. t.on' assins LOT
Az. Gbr.a,, -. -. 60, neAIons u
ott.n+;o., .,a ~. tss ~ sHa4eose tne
,-at;or ~ -, s,.st .1p, uo Ine co7ope-
su p-o.as..n.s - - o ,..a.- Men eeftA'nls
-ono,,toa - ts.,.SaH.N o" aua epplee'A'e inc
the,r o-a sat,, ~ |.,us ulea 80, aaa "omen' OF
Nv. +h.,. to.e.H ~ - s"4 ' "n, :. aoSance'
cyen nrnn,ao, ~ mas. ~ s..as, as 'E = u'ca !
Christian cnitnrs .,rn1. .1,as" u1aas'sa ~ "
r,-ref7t N. ,oo.a,,.-.H se ~ "us'
n mn -csdars Iaa- ~ 80. 80 -, sommeaese' m
,,oor NJ cb;c, ~ 40 ,.,.,.as. sso Asotsstsat
th,t .-,,h ~. s-sas.;"N .sAvu' eufencs' anu
and mIn,-;tr - .. ra..: -. = ~" lV'eSue''
II IN con,titnta a. s-.as,.a. :. -. e.A 49, ~ .A'a
st.t. tbo p,,+ ss..1+ 49,. 80 ~ Iat' ".
vo,ns, 80 rrs,.[,t, -.us .,'s,eu.' 'nen aua
r.],r,,n. ,,,5x,,a.a. susss ao
,t.sns s,E.-asass-a.as ".asese' tuat tney fa9e'S
l,,,,v .1o.,s1s, 49, 49, 49,, 10 ss@. oau, Aaas .uen
r-r.a - .ras,s s 80, ~ 10y Io1s' VI Gu
thst +ha,. oh,1ss. s y. uoao1u4 ea",aI.el
in.tr.t,., a.ts. .sl" uenu 49,. .at 1ue1 .ens'oas
,,no, ~ 49, 11,,.,s. c..As. @ 80 c:, As n'H'e:
other orsan,1,t;,ns ~ ~ s.sseA.0 es. e.a
or+h. 1,oh..t $780,. 49, ~. ~ ~ ~ .n1 as ~,
error and infa.,,tv 49, -,r.n,as 49,. go
ara +h.t ~ fr,,;f. 1870. ~ ,.,-sA A,.n ~
..ed sour9 Iftha- 49,. -. - 49,
let thr,n d.nnt. m. ofthn,- ~ a.,,,has :, -n.ss
. sn,d,v-srd h. 49, =. +. ..aes.,,~
in coInr .bont 4h< h.ar =, w. r5sn. - s.a ~, :.
there IN 1n,r,nu ,n+, I-;.,.,.. tsssss 49, 40
Who IL in thrn Ind :, nae-ino ~ IN ~ - +hs " ~ 81
p',s. doc-plte. ami, into a1l thr h.nnts ~ ,d,e
, 1865-06-03
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

FAIDAY EVENING, June 4, 1865.
The money nsrkes to-day wa1 more acuyo md
tho brckrrs eiscounted ntstclass paper freely 1T
1upet cent. per rlrDnn. Street rates .cm4in steady
st1Gbt{ Fer een'.p per month. The supply Of cufsen
q ii rct quite go great ~ f1Emery, bat thero Il
quite enough to meet all legitimate demands,
Eastern E1ehange WAS In fair supply md The
nsrket ruled steady and 1rm at par buying and
11lQi premium selling. The bankers sold to
each other At 5cG63 prem. per lhous2nd.
The produces mark II today vera generally
trmeT. Flour was active and firm Wheat nd
vanced 1lGec per bushel; corn declined sole
per bushsl; and oats advancod 1lse. ProvrAIoas
were 1rm.r. and 80 quota 4 nominal advance In
Pn1k Of <1-M0l.b1 y brl. H1ghW1ncs were \
tbsde lower.
Gold op:ped in New York to-dsy at 1851, but
gradually weakened. aud c1oted at p. N. At 1877.
ThL following tabie ahows the quotations tele-
pr,rhei IN 1ansRs RnYd 4 RrnfhAra r1T.brnferx.
, 1865-06-03

The young gentlemen md ladies Of Monroe
gave Gen. Custar an elegant little party, al
the Humphrey House, On the evening before
his depa, tuse for Texas.
The propeller Pliney was destroyed By fire
1t R.oy Landing. on the St. Clair River, on
Ecdnetdsy morning last. She VAS IN old
bost and well insured.
Tbs dogs did arious damage In lock Of
sheep belong ng to II. H. Bingham. Esq., al
Jackson, last week.
, 1865-06-03

Barney Ash, an.ertensiye distI1lcr Of Del
Ihos, Gh!o, was detected d few days ago in
IN Attempt to swindle the Government out Of
the tax on some eight hundred barrels Of
whieky, by removing the same from the dis.
tllle1y whtn the Assessor CANE around. The
smuggltd article WAS discovered in an old
na1n, about four miles from Dtlphos. At the
time tho discovery was made the tlate) OWL
er Ct the whisky was in New York, probably
making asEangemt nts for the sale OF nis heavy
stock, On which he had bic so successful In
evading the tax. On his return homo. how
ever, he found hia whisky securely stored tu
q warehouse at Dclphos, and under the con-
the keys in the hnnds Of the Government au-
thoeities.
- In the case Of d Boston distille7 who re-
moved 1lquor from his dlstille-y without psy-
iog excise, Government has found the amount
Of t!rapd TO be $l7, 900, and has imposed an
fNNl in ALL
, 1865-06-03

FRtDAT kE1Ef1a, Jnne Z in
FRElesHTe e-LAk1 F1Kunr1 -WeIo e{eydy inf
ntn. t. BufP.Io-B.sqaex d 80, ands1soa. o.,s -
ss; a;hS -, seE1nthsn "a ~ a txe; sc.r taac d..
Io fokr co11on1sIeehss Mar * .nr Il and s,su d. d.
iLg.s r. p ahc To HoHTRnL-B.F9ps Ar1ni.n
t1I RAMEoAD fEsi0n7s-Ar, uua. a. passttlsd.
EFanG 70 y eastt1k Under Of tn~ several rae Ie
Ra.11osa = N@&s 70 New 1e<i 1s-.e Il vsry it'll
F sos ~ 8o7Soc f,t &ta ~ Wv AVA
LAx1 AID nA1L FAAIaRfa-AfQ dali uasettIed and
, 1865-06-03
ZEE. HE WILL WORK.

The fear that The emaDcIpAted alAye will
not work, is not only Eroundiess. but absurd.
But let us consider the clrcuynsta OF bis
case, and the former conditions Of his life
BE hhs been held In absolute and hopeless
bondage. Existence to him h1s been one con
1nnous round OF enforced toll for which he
received the meanest and coarsest Of fare,
and the cheapest and s.antiekt Of ,ainent.
The acquisition Of property, advancement In
the social scale, The possession Of acquired
Intelligence, the ownership OF his family
these hare ali been denied him. His toll has
been thnt Of the bFute-slwBys unwilling
saye when It WAS demanded By the WANTS Of
his pbysical system. Habits Of selErellsnce,
of economy, ofself:restraint, Of steady indus
try for the remuneration it briDgs, he has
never had the opportunity. nay, he has never
felt the necessity, Of acquiring. he was cared
for, In such care as be bad, BY Others. AL
that was exacted Of him Was eervle obedience
and work.
Released from the CALLING bondage In
which the negro has been held, his frst an1.
'tety Ia to enjoy fieedom-fre-dom not as We
know 1t, but a. he understands 1s-
freedom , Of which his master and
his masters friends were the en-
Wed poesetsorb-freedom to live In idieuess,
10 eat and drink without the labor by which
meat and drink are earned. As we might
have expected, the ti-st effort of tbe negro IN
isrrspt ct IL to realize bis ideal hence N the
early days of bis emancipation, especially In
the far South, toN for him was h8sefu1 aud
IL was not until he had learned by bitter e1-
pcrience-by hunger, cold and disease-to
forget the teachings Of ILLS days Of bondage
, 1865-06-03
ms,p1sr. Evening". TrI.Weekt5 snd Weekly,


Mr.. Clement L. vAllandisham Is rrob,s,y
Is well entitled to speak for the Denocrssic
party (or what rec;aios OF IT, AS any othes
man. He drew the principal resolution Of
the Chicago plnIor1n. He says now that It
did not hsve lair trial, because "itsurvised
only eight days. dying Of circumcision" We
suppose Geo. b: Mcclellan is the bunglins
ope'Atar zeitffed 10. under whose sugesy
the thine pcflshed before II gotits eyes open.
Nr- tallandigham stood his trtal for giving
aid and comfort to the enemy, and passed
eoma time In the South and some time In
Canada, during the continuance Of the war.
He Was high up In the Order Of the Sons OF
Liberty, ~ he testified in the triA1 Of the
Chicago conspirators- BE has yindIcated in
divers other tines and manners his title to ex-
pound he true democratic creed. Hc ha.
written vty long letter for this purpose
TO the Democratic Young Mems Association.
of Lancaster, Pa, in which, We suppose, such
young MN as James Buchanan assemble +,
compare thei. yicxs on passing We are
not surprised to 1nd the party organ in thta
city publishing yallandh,ham's enist,+ IN the
ron.s.~hua. ,.5 ST.. Y,. ~ ~"s
NorpSa"e"os u"uel LIE altus1nG caption Of
"Giatesmaullke Opinions"
We have read fhIa ,nnderon. ao,,,u..
Ana ne 1nt It 20 bt most crt2ry comp 7si-
tibu. Mr. TaIlhndIcham ..1n ..loyx one c,lnun
4, ~, ~ ,h.t ~ s,,t,.....1rN ue eotaua
docs not prove tlat conciliatioa would nut
h.va h.e,s 4t., ,,.t,., -,,,t.., II.
49,. ""s o1t1o putty NJ ptofes A1a'
,,e,,.~ =. sAs-.. 49,. 49, .ue oe.tes
~ ,A'"e W "ofat cesIa'nty tnst
.,., ~ AePte "oA.4 t4o'e
, 1865-06-03
DetF, It a1ArteIs-.Nav3 III.

GsAx-Wpeas-Thtrels Is . better tttlia7 snd more
aerlyitF ii m ~ bes 1p-r.pee1i far .onb ttme
. II: f4itr1 A. un rtssak ply improving. 5ampl~
NJ ttd vst held on hanss u mHliaE ss q y !;
for : i 10 asd st13o 40 fer Re-. Cosu: D1.r.t
tu Ipu uuehanEra- He q 1t Had.: Os:s put=t NJ
HlW. Harley: dsmsau limited, hAtkas stsa1y Ut
s3uSl.3s p 10 y. .-.
, 1865-06-03
FORT OF CHICAGO.

AkrtV ......s.ss. "~A~@
ttmr S4s Frd, Morgan. Ma It, zoe. ~ ~ ntr,.e
Stmt MAY QueFn. &8k sn y Wang. :. Ia =. INN
Prop Afl~xher ,. BosLkcp. GsAoa 4fesot *'F A'S
oer and fun1Ftes .. .,s4,..
P1os = ia tow. AotaFson. B1dA =. snoalsfs;s ,r -,
fsopt ny el HAdtsoo. .zlees AA1qus'es % s'as p'i
tr u.
Pr Avon, Meat Montreal.
Pro- Onsooaeon, TouL kt=A. bstoa>kas l0o Eons pa
Prep 1Estsdsi,, vi .os. Grand Barn. san t-iss
rzop Ousva, NMfen, GrA10 a4reAs q U la1ssz sn<
kpEdrfes.
, 1865-06-03
sUIpAGO CATTLR mAxRET.


...... Friday aE&n nE. June T.
BEEF CATTLE-The rcceipt1 nlnts ou1 la7r report
! tty' been e.Gil. With no shipments. tn. reported
~ to d.y At the toos Up $780, 10 for
rca!'&wsEs; 3sth35 Is tcy !sr to netinm; @17a36
for medium to fair. and sa7s77ss tor ..sr prime.
The Earktt dsy has ccnttnued t1actve, with
RhGat the aAIas sc1inG ~ 5es1ssdsy The untnTitlu
1esG witch th1 EaateIn trade rrlsaoks 10 eh.p
the alnost total stsencs Q! all ind acemtuts to hapd
stecK haA eiu4s3 general duAptss to prevail xairh,
while It chi1s ths feeling OF operators, does not m
seIiay depr-ss tbs pfcei such actions II are
made. Thus 1t thstyetJ few Of the cats sold to-
day or J+stesdsJ ara ISN'T abro2d. Afsw owners DIS.
appointed In tbs prices the+ expected - obtsn
sken the chances Of the Essscfn t.ada an shpce cd
heir btsck On their AVE- account Th.re good d.
and IL butchers sAttl- for city daughter bul the
| abucdsnsiupp prevented .nJ stifn!ng in p1ieel-
CunCef CO.. 1t th4 AtchG IN Southern yafds have
On sale Q. nest pslr Of that havo been
IN this market fer uRnY month"; II not, n1aed fos
any They tn !ua, I've years old, perfectly
rustcted both in El7- and color. we'll formed. vel
sattd, and weighing, It Il tsttase about Fs thou
saud buuAcs. They Here raised and fed By G. f.
Pnsks. OF st. char.es. Kama sounty, ILL.,, and cous.
tute the dnsss EAR Of cAttle have seen rlva
log the kAmous OK Gen. Grant," u3w on exhibition
II tha Sanitary Far. As,ght OF them u 1su worth
! rts1t 10 the yards.
eqnote 1hs market to-day a duh ind weak, but
With 10 auotAb}e decline hora yes:e1day.s pr.css-
Tbs railing rates we're a fa1l5Hs:
Sc k' I'm y tif9 to Fai...: es;.s
ialfo. =.
Astsr were nsae yesterday after tho stossng ct cur
's''' CATTLE sA1E, TODAY.
COTTAGE GROVE 7AHDs-
splackbnrn hold GstJ II head, averaging 1.1A ~.
.nalowin so'd Grey 1s head, aFesaglag $50 rs. At
W. .c,t av... q hasa avrr,,,r~ s,a =, .~
-TSh'4' """o ""seA ~ A~@' .'~A-" ~ w. -
$a.Sa11 .,. ~ to.rv - had sva-.u,nz ,ao ~. =.
~ es x 'o'' Oh '1as - '4'-'' 4.S''
su.txAx's YAxpa.
kdsrnf so1d Hsv,n IA h.,d ,.,r .t..,. sx....,-.
1031 ne II S5 II 1 ''S~''' "'1's
adams soIu Sherwood - had, Averaging 900 u r. It
Sne,h.
~ Is 'oo sae8 "osu ~ heAa' e'sssxa9 W. ms. at
Rnthouae mid shervnod "a he,d .v.r,o,nrnrso -.
aI$s67K. ' -
taaus sold Lsaeh = had. hVezaE!n6 l,s+o ~. at
*s%%.r>, .o,t Fart :. h.,a .v.,..,,1 ,,x =.
ssi3x. - '.f ~ 1'3"' 80 -
Grekr7 CO. sold srith 81 hsAd. avessgi1E s1.l7e
e.. a. 20 8 r. ,o,t ah.-x,,t ~ ,,.t
,1s ~ x II Il 1900 WV - ' -'~@"~'"@
Cooley 4 Co, old Nooty Is head. averaging 1.aoo
n.; q = 80 ..,, u.r... - ,..s
sd at II %. 'S'S 11~''1 Ae1 - 1s3' .'''~4As
x1cmoAH souTuxRx TAHDs-
, 1865-06-03
RUFUS HATCH,
QuxKK1LT HATcA d HG8nH1
pRf1rFR

no. a5 K1chanxe P1Aoe, New York.
aoFaHinent aecnE1rss. 8tock and Sold, Hocsh$ st,
6old EIEluAve2V on Ssonm,s&fna.
- kKIKNNYQ13
AhsUk Solomon y urges d sons, Chtnsso. n.
Ee4HA HfEcfiey Handy. Catcaxo. I'll
GE- ,eeie1. 20 ,t:hicaxo, H.
4 r. huun, Raq. Chieaso Q, N:
- RcEels, Hsq. Chicago. n
.tr1 Hound, Bailey = Co., Ndw Yofk CITY.
A=Frs AcEin 'ssos. ! Co. New York Cts3.
1s-g. a a Fucker 4 10 NeV Ycre Msy.
3 a Bake, Esa., Rnt1snd, Vt.
T.: ~ lashror, Snith 4 c., Dsvexo. 3, r.
c, DE1Ert, H3Q- Tresldec3 RocE Il,Al1 Ra.lrped q
, 1865-06-03
....... Fa1pAr, June !.
AlLK9 ~ TIE YINSf BpAAp.



eEooND NATIONAL HAH1 o. tM1uA4o-
This Bank viii receive subscriptions to nev 80
q s. Nctea and pay the interest from date Of sub
ktIiP Ion to the 18th Of fu'y
There notes ase !sa1ed In denominations OF ~. m,
1910 pel per ainum in leRal tender noe1 At
tho option of the aoveznnien =! cant Il gold, an6
Be converted. u the op!or Of the holder, 1t maturity
Into pr cent % gold bearing boad1
~ act OF Congress they A7o hee Hcm stAts and
Nnlieipxl tA1At q, and has1nx this advantage, are
The beat secu1ity for lnyestme1t nov tn the &tket
Sub Eena, and send the notes trua nf charke-
The notn vii be ready fur aeTny about tha 1T Of
june ] 4. Ellis PyeEitent.
KDHvn T FuJHrAA t>,sn,sr
, 1865-06-03
a,t12,69d08


lncres9e 40 8percent;,...... >. *a,o7o, ,Dos61
The Philadelphia lPress, With regard 10 the
third eer:es Of the Seven.Thirty Losn. say.
ut wat not expected ~ the secretory OF tho
Trtisn1y that toe Iew series Of the lo.a would
ttll as freely IA the nrst and secsn1 ssr1os. Tha
National T1etsuzy, fnceed. il IN no Immediate need
Of WtnsJ, aud It Is understood that ihe current
fully equal to tile wants and auticipations or he
Trashy officials. Those whu DOW o:tpona th..tr
inyeetE ent9 in the 1oau, hoping f0r modIac4-
tnu OF The leEma on which 1t IL offered IS regards
the reservation ty the Government Of the 1ntafce,
option, will sasuttd be 1isappoInted.''
, 1865-06-03

Etn county. the eraudlAuxhteru vi E'i:hl r .b-
insop, pinneeE settler Il Tenn .esee NJ s..
Calscn eurrives ber honored husband. He
was ona Of the .fndges ol tn: Supreme Court
o. tte Site In 1921, nnd for s.1 years sue
cef1ipg 1880 WIS Chief Jis'sce- Oh Mach 1.
1867, NJ. Cat'on was nominated to the UNI.
t States Senate as Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States. His
nom Datien WIS confirmed, snd ON that
ttule he h. Id the position, widely kn,wn and
respected Is an honest lnan, an uu'mpea cha.
be patriot and great lawyer, whose legal
d-cst:cns are p1ecedents and form IN cpduf.
tre monument to his fame,
, 1865-06-03
Com II MERCfaL.

FnIDAr EVENING, June I.
The following summary shows the r1ovcnent
IN Produce md Provtttons during the past 43
hour:
HErs1P7s AND su1F11Hrs DURING FAST q Houas
, 1865-06-03

WE.1ssU Uscsl5I9.U IdE.98.tN Iut.SH W
By 1eduejng the Wheat to Fur, the qnaotity
Of the 1at1er le At tttcwater th,s Jear, compared
with the corresponding perEuf 14si ye4E, shows
deficiency equsl TO 1G4 ,0dO br1s -Four.
The following comparative t.hle ehow1 the
quantity of serae Of the urInc'p articles OF pro
duce lift ut tide.w,ter from The cQmuencsuent Of
navigation to and including tAe I'd Of Aay Inst,
in the wears indicated 1919
, 1865-06-03

Tldc~Water Receipts OF froduces
The gu nifty pt Flcur, Wheat. Corn Barley LEFT
AZ tids Ater, II ON the Commencement Ct navigatiau
va a k,i1ouf. '@h
, 1865-06-03
Tho IAtefest ut 7-30 Per Cent. lma.uts II
One cent pe- day On $50 note,
Two cent? pr day On t10n note.
Ten Cents per day On $500 nota.
Twenty cauts par day On $1,000 uots,
0ue Dollar per day On 5000 note,

aetoa Of Ill ths determinations named xfu ID
promptly faraehed upon reeatps OF subscriptions.
Tho Notes Of tha Third s<r:es arr precisely za,as3
u toFa and privileges to the HEvro- Tht1s1ns aead3
sold. except th4t tne Government seaezvea 70 te.1 s
option Of taJlnx interest In gold coin 1t sper ee2a
naEead Of 1ofhs In currency. 8ub4cslbers E1u -
duet tho intszeas In ens.ncy up 70 Jnly 18th Il ~
time when tncy .uhacztba-
Tho delivery Of the notes OF thla .atsd seztas Of -
seYen- -FhTtie1 E1n comEenee sao lit Of Jnna, -
VIII ea made promptly .ad eoss1naoaaJ 1sU 8ae
data.
The aight cAa19e m4do u the eoudftt On of ~
THIRD SERIES achets oa.J sh8 matter or tntessR
The payment In gold. madt. viii ba oluIyalsaa n
tho cur1racY iptegtst tha higher rx.u
The return sp1s pa1nn1.s, In tas eysnt Of xn4as
only the option 70 pay interest IL Sold 10 syead
Of xon1d :ed7cn md eanaline pr1ras that ourna
nxds With slz pC cent n rold Hould b. sa,y oeuat
to toose msds With sayen md asu sep:as DIR oat l1
cn17eucJ. This u
, 1865-06-03

During the evening dispatches were received
from Galla2ber's Exchange, New York repnrttus
the opening price Of Gold at1s1a and ths cloa1ng
price at 1s7}.
, 1865-06-03
Q. s. $40 Six per Csnt,
G0LD-BEAHINa HoRI&

These Bonds aFe now worth = handsome Ewu.1n
4nd Azs eZnnps, - Rru Ill the as,yaf7rpent Bonaa
from Ssata. County dnd Kunkapat Tt.zrno. ,.A.et
at9on one to tared PER CENT pr anxs,us n -
po!t<. according 70 the 1eytod upon othsr un~
y. Tho interest u paJanls annually b. oo1u~a
stsaeaed % each noa which NAY ne sur % md saiA
to my Bank o1 RsnxAk-
, 1865-06-03


CotlnG prifes lor easn+ Jnno tsts Reee4Esd by r.
9. aAfteHstaQ Co.. GoN Elasloa, 6spck Azd lond
Hfckner. IS Elk{k street. Ehte&En:
, 1865-06-03

20 Dee.1A,atn Ine.2S5 100 400
aggregate quanfitr ol the sAr1- tells lett At
ute-~ AteF from II. eomwenc-nlt, # paylgltt to
the I'd mat lac utlre. durlnE the Jea1s 14 and ls65
, 1865-06-03
= 20 N!
THIRD SERIES
S 2 100000.

b authority Of the Bec1etH1 ct TIC 1:eGsaE7, ~
uodsrslGned tho adussal Subscription Asens nor -
sala OF Uatad Etatn Securities, oEe17 10 tho puba9
Tho tasd ser1s OF Treasury Nc.A, baa7tnx bdvso 1aa
thzaeeentns peT oank mte10t pr Annuu knsyo u m
, 1865-06-03
7-3O LOAN.

1he1e botes aza Itanad ant@ data Of july Is 1A
md payable hEsa yea,s rom that data In cuz1Hr
e1 or ase couvdble. 1t thu opdon OF ho hoicc 5saa
, 1865-06-03

This building WAS made complete wreck
Of inside By tho entrsuca of piece Of lroo,
weighing about sixty pounds, through the
dee, smashing things gene al1Y. All thst
prevented IT going III ough the floor of ,he Sec
ord sto1y was the stirling CABINET Of cases,
which was too thick for ITS pene.rative pow
er. Ttis building Is situated shout 1000
, 1865-06-03

uEXLocL,
C1tr Harness. n.3a0 u Collsr p fE..... o7+7 o4
Country Harc 8 90 8 slsuEr ter sale. 1iea Oh
sip, m'd'ia, sostMi shieago....... o.ssa d, %
K1p, hasvJ 7san s. Bue1Es Ayres., 0-1Sa1 q. u
ali. n.-....-. 14HA1 50 Ur1noco bala... 1571 s.
fEunts Enpes. . d S3Sn25 dsma-ed us4a Il
, 1865-06-03

SHARED the fac Of all the buildings on
RoyA, street, from CONT to the Mobile and
Ohio Rail,osd Depot, In having windows
knocked out, glass strown in small particles
ryee the fl'sore. p,rtltions thrown down, etc.
This reporter Was thrown from his chair,
ha'fwAy across tbs room, and never CEASED
rolling until be reached the street, by way Of
long tight ofs'a'rs.
, 1865-06-03

AZ.
F:;sne1 Calf. 81
&s.............4,~ I s.
FFeach C2lf, Is
| &s....+.-..-.-. tS3& 19
Eteuchi':xlf, L.
n Ines, = dz.;3 ma5o~m
French TAT, Le.
/ mo;nes, Sec-
onds, q d1z.. 80 MAf5 90
| L.1tn2s. dog. al1 400
Ho1us, q doz...15 Qt9ls co
f1tc 7 actlys. " n to =
Washington telegraph., 1865-12-06

u The negrses-sh! We beg pardon-tb,
freedmen from the country continue to "roi.
into town" in uniiain shed numbers; and ev
cry pleasant sun-shiny afternoon, the side
walks are literally blockade with these "A
mericsn Citizens" who lazily lounge upon tn,
steps and discuss the beauties and pleasures
of freedom The Streets. are so crowded with
along; as it is ineOngruogs with their ideas OF
freedom and independence to get out of any
body's way, especially white persons. But
when Capt. Montgomery told them in bis speech
the other night, that they had to ''git up and
dust" before the first of January, they sudden
ly came down from the altitude of their precon-
ceived felicity and perpetual dleness, and were
greatly offended at the presumption of th,
Captain, to make them work. In discharging
lis duty fsithfully,it appears the Capt. has rem
dered himself very unpopular, with these cher.
ished idols of NV England philanthropy.
But they are becoming educated mighty fast.
Big school, and lots of little 'kinky heads are
diurnaly and nocturnally seen threading their
weary way" TO the dismal ''skule house" with
states and books and buckets But how they
live is the mystery. We don't know, and ol
course wouldn't pretend to say that they would
ste al but somehow mother, our citizens miss
hog or two occasionally, that they didn't use
to. If some of them don't freeze or starve to
death this winter, it will be miraculous inter
| position OF Divine Providence