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fFlcm the Albsny Journal-seWard attssan, April

e9th.
Now that the war to oyerthr oW rebellion
drnws to close, popular interest centess upon
Mexico. viii there be new contest there?
Gen. Bu1b1idge, Of Kentucky, u 2 speech on
Tuesday, expressed hope that eoe nssIo
troops under bis command would soo1 "
operating on the other side Of tae hlo
uncle Ea,n's next order to bis army will be-:
.tGuide. Ct nter! Forward march through
Texns into Mexleo!" finds. 2 general echo
among soldiers. They would gladly arlFe
the remnants Of the Confederate forces into
the arms of Mazinillian, and whip both To- /
Thc establishment OF ~ Empire in Mexico
yas q p1emeditnted insult to the United
States. It could not have been attempted
we're We at peace, Even with rebellion On
hand, the people would have applauded tagiF
fies.- But Mr. Ltnco1n's shrewd statesm2n-
sh,n n, .,vrnted this, "One waz at q TINA"
he safd, and waited Meanwhile, Te have on
record diplomatic protest against the wrong
| and q congressional declaration that Ihe new
dynasty snail not be Pepeenateoo ont Inc sn4, En-
IRE not accredited to 1t, nor is its minister
received. In his indignation. Maximt1lian re-
Gently accredited m envoy to the Conftder-
ate Goycrnment. He will be at some paius
- No.barm If ari has resulted from delay IN this
matter. The new Emperor Is BY the ears
E3t7, hotb parties in Mexico. The Republic
| cans Iaya never been vanquished the Con-
| se1vatIyes hate him because he proposes to
carry out the policy Of contiscatlng Church
nrnEerty. By this, aud his toleration OF other
creeis, be Is involved IN q: spirited quarrel,
with the Pope, and nothing but the influence
| nf Napoleon has prevented bis ezcommunaca-
tion: Meauwhise, Napoleon himself Is made
uncomfortable by = growing opposition in the
Frcnch Chambers to his expensive scheme.
4 debate On the subject is pending, and pos
sibIy motion will be carried, demanding q
Withdrawal Of the French troops now n Mex.
leo. Maximlll1an finds that he has pAto"ed
= bis Imperial head on cushion OF thoEns;: II
our Government acts earnestly against hin,
! Tie ed Of The glittering fares ts not ar.
Presidents Johnsnn's yie rs on this subject
are in no doubt. In the Senate, he took a
leading positica in favo- Of the resolutions
dsnouncine the Empire. He Is an earnest
and li:e lolg advocate Of the Monroe doc
} t1ine. In All able speech to the British Min
lister. he made most adroit reference to thi
gul.iict. intended to show that 1t was the in
i tetess of England to act with ths Unttei
: S.ates. in demanding the termination ol th
French occupation. We shall mol .probahl.,
: nave long to wait before It will become mani
. fest Tint Maximillsan must leave Msxco; i
. response ts protest, If be with ooedtenc
q to ftrcr, Unnecessary. This country will neye
, 1865-05-02

the Tinted .States sloop of0ar Lackawanna arc
heartily thanked for thetr civiIty and attention.
This noble vessel has had a glorious history AMI
ber of1icers and crew have Wun bloody fame In
The battles Of thesea- -
Altogether, though the attempt WIS a bold and
daring re, 1t unCu1ts to nothing hat a grand NJ.
z]c aud m II glorious abandoning Of the vesseL
MORE suRREHDER1N9.
(Spttfa1 Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune!
NEW ORLEANS April Is
Tlo CA1no, May J.
report Is afoat in this city that Mallory, me
fccfctt1y Of the rebel navJ. has surrendered NM
self 10 tic Fedcfals near Pens scnta.
A Etll latcT report from BED river says ths
Eirby Smith is preparing iof hral susrendef'
, 1865-05-02

More Details Of tho Termination OF
the acknowledgements ExpInoa-
Ton OF ttts COURSE Jollna1on's FinuI
SufTeQd.r.

new YonE, Nay The HerQlF< Washington
SPECIAL rays: Gere raj Grant has returned IN the
neat1en a, the prompt execution Of the orders Of
the Government in reference to the agreement
between General Sherman and Jos Johuston.
twenty mt1ee from the nont. He received tho
na Of With mot
mur1nE, nor any expression Of dissatisfaction at
the dlespprosal Of The Terms entered into between
him aDd tie rebel General, Int without any delay
Or argument IN esfesse Of The & esaEss pEsTton;ly
with a tue soldfer}y spirit set to work with
alactity to GRITTY cut the views Of th:. Coy
sE1.1 eIn1%snt &C communicated by General Grant:
receipt Of the notification BY the rebel plckets,
f. e. S. GaT II sa ss s
bad i formed JOHNSON that the government
ana at
mediately pom receipt Of this notice, Johnston
sent back tag or truce. asking an interview With
Sherman to arrange other terms OF surrender,
which vas promptly nada upon the bazis of he
The. Worlds special SAYS: "Jobnstoa has
pledged himself 70 exercise bis a4thorisy and
vigilance to prevent guerllis, bushwhacktog, or
The H<rcid's Washington special says: Gen.
ret about mailing m arrangement for tho con:
tauplated heavy decrease Of our military force,
ard the consequent reduction Of Government &.
penses It e Z oo thought the army "a!l soou be
The NV Tork Tftbua4,s Wsshlneton snecIs1
+aTs. .sGcn. Grant il reported to havs aatd that
wRe1, he fniormcfi Gen. 81 of The terms he
hnd fc1watIea u ~ Wssh,nctnn IN 1etter fr.nk'v
5+,ttad ~ ho IA ma5ss ,a;st.ta ~ ha1,n1
- mt =, E11,nc tiat si4yarv res dest' h1t tbnt
10 al tbs ~ nnds+st.ndiny hetI s.n fhrm fo ners
mit:,nt, h. fenel Ieeis aturc to assemble he
agreed to ttat because ne had Just learned tnas
i9e Virginia Leglsl4tafe was pefnltteu 70 Assem-
bic by the E4thof1tT OF the president, anu IN Tue
abse9ee o official Instructions; he interpreted the
Pret1dentf desire 10 be That me Rebel civil Cow
eEnments should be retained TOT the preservation;
OF order, and to avoid maintaining military forge
IN hoec Statee, az we4 as 70 90 aver WIN mel
1fr1tat1on uke!f 70 grow out o. mf1Lafy govern.
Hent- Aa 10 the amnesty. II vas only to cover
ofGeers and foldieis. When hls attention W1s
Rp1rit, THAT doesn't express the understanding
between u.s."
RALEIGH, n. C.. March es---The army Of Ten
nessee and the army OF Georgia lake their depart
rre from hers In day Of two for Richmond. Va.
The amy Of the Ohio. Gen schode1d COM
mnpdlnR, consisting OF the sd and 10Th corps,
will be distributed as garrison force Throughout
The stats
Holden, the editor o. ne haet9n ., stan19.o, sa
MO suggested as ne IoFeIno1 .! tnE oAte,
laKEs oe44ee K1osnu aSaost " tssos iiss snoa "
RpErt o. opE. eaaeG anu t4E eAssuuk ktesaatntutG'
he !aSofe neM ecu. tnS adoPu9n u tae a Ioastt ~
nuonat Amenomeut anc14snins E3assety,a ata e.
coensAine tae s'at .! tav uateo Sases m
paranount 70 auy sas ea ~ aa,,. n ...t.
GtAs ouA0sA9u6 LILY 3AI ~ oCAtsG3 ~ %4eA
, 1865-05-02

Loo1nis ard Mrs. Col. Dick O,Nei1 superintended
The arrangement of the flowers on the coffin.
Gen. Hooker TOOK eight beautiful 1osebuds which
had ornsnnented the coffin all the Wy from New
York, and preeeEted them TO Mrs; Willard, With
tho iou1 ladies' named. in v1cp Of the Office they
had filed snd <omsne di1ec " from the hand Of
fighting Joe," The ladies' ptize the flowers very
highly a. eouEenfrs Of the occasion. =
-Four companies Of tho cd regiment, f3d army
corps. ave arrived here to be mustered ont. o..
ders have been received to muster cut innmetlikt-
1y ali drafted meu and substitutes remaining at
the rendezvous here.
, 1865-05-02
Qt)lfa9o Gribune.
TUESDAY, MAY g. 1866.


In all The continued and uninterrupted pa
Seant Y h'ch has accompanied the progress
OF the letc Presidents remains from :Naeh.
mgton thus far, on their way to their f1nnl
resting place. no community has done itself
such peculiar honor as Chicago did yesterday,
by the vast magnitude, the perfect order mud
Solemn hcanty Of the funeral procession. The
most careful estimates by time and actual
count fhow that thirty-six thousand people
participated 10 the procession as members Of
organized military, civic, municipal, edaca-
HonaA, lea'gious, Of other associations, apart
IRON The Immense numbers, amounting to at
least ore hundicd thousand citizens, who
1hropgtd the line Of the procr6sion from
curb.st NJ to house top. New York, Brook
1yn, and The adjacent cities, numbering IN
aggregate population Of one and half mil
1iors, O. u.,out eight times that Of Chicago.
although their procession exceeded as D..
S,cant everything i'll their history, yet only
turned cu:, in proportion to their numbers.
o1c.fouria is many as Chicago. The New
York L::c7d, which seldom underestimates
tho magnificent pageants, Of which that city
las been :ue frequent scene, refers to the
funeral rcce sslon there as larger than the
C,oton Water celebration, the Erie
Caral Celebration, the Harrison fu-
neral, the Taylor fancral, the cable
ce1chrat "n, the Japanese reception,
the PHrc Of Wales parade md the war de.
monstrntions Of 1861 and March, 1B65-al1
memorable in our municipal history and IN
SURPASSED by any other city en- tue continent.
Tct its csttunte Of the number participating
In the proc' tsion is seventy i've thousand or
, 1865-05-02


.-'~
{Specfa1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue1
WAsntadroN Mny1.
seventv. sir roha, a.os a.f fro,r ~ rah.1
army OF Northern Virgins, we're formally pre-
scnret to the War Department to-day By General
Gibbpn,
1nfo,r,ot,,, 10, hn.,, -.,..-.s xo a. =.
1nl'I1'1opn mas peen teee.sen mere snas saHe
inonpeon and his company OF confplrators have
len Cann1a for Europe.
An attcmnt ,raa ,nade carly +bta ,norntn, nv A.,
snc.rdf.rv r, 49, 80 rf... m. r. =. @ -.
aiscGveIcd in fne t nar I'm wns
+ The d,cr!nepts. mnnusrnpts. xc nf President
LEcoar, tayc all been placed Ii charge of Judge
DAVIS, O! Iowa.
& The Secretary Of WAr TO take bust impression
Of BootL. MI. Stanton not deenlng him over
loyal: replied: You bad better take care Of your
, 1865-05-02

[speci:l Dispatch to tic Chicago Tribune.];
.. MADISON, May /.
Governor Lewis, Treasurer HASTINGS, .Muor
heyee, and large number Of our c1tizens, left
hero last night to attend the funeral obsequles at
Springfield. Thence Governor Lewis goes to
Washington: It is his purpose to T1s1t the Wis.
cousin soldiers IN the various hospitals. end also
regiments In the field below Richmond. He will
be absent four or five weeks. Treasurer Hastings
will proceed from Chicago to the Eastern States
for q bticf visit
, 1865-05-02
FEDR1 CHARLESTON.
Uanitllxnent Of Sedittong Preacher
Governor Aiken, DC.

New YORK, Nav 1.-The fteamer. Savannah
hr.ucs Charleston nates OF the 18th ultmo.
The Courier has the following item: "Geuerni
f{onaIy oi St. John's Chapel, Hampstead, to 60
beyond our lines. fer persistence In irresponsible
conduct wa1fing ha: also been given his con-
pregation for teleratipE the traitor"
@sG6yerlor william Aiken Left Charleston on the
e3sh, With ordera to rerort ut Warrington;
Simeon Draper was announced = aodfess
uublic meeting In Charleston on the s5th.
An expedition, seAt cut under General Pottet>
had beer recalled under an order to suspend hos
ttl1ties, based on snermsn's first agreement, hut
m fhe morulpF Of the aSth apolhet party was
sent ont to notify the rebels at OzaDgeburs OF
resumption OF hOs1lft1eE.
, 1865-05-02
From RIC:INOND.
a New Bursau and New District.
Ixnder-Fc< ding the Inhabitants.

NEW Yoak, May 1.-The Nkr11d's Richmond
correspondent fay8:
s.C3encrnl Halleck. since assuming command in
Richmond, has established IN that city a bureau
OF pntlts archives, in which are to be deposited
and preserved all documents found within hts de-
partment bearing IN the history Of the rebellion.
"A new dtetr1ct, to be known as the District Of the
Peninsula, has been created in the Department Of
Virginia II cpt sitts Of tho territory EMBRACED
within the boundaries Of the {oEk and Plmunky
rivers On the Dorth, Chesapeake Bay on the east,
James river On tie south, and the Fredericksburg
railroad on the west, with headquarters at. VII
liAmkburg.
ait is believed that our Government contem-
plates the arrest Of Judge Campbell, who has,
s1nce Lees surrender, been. rery bnsy tn1eavo1-
ing to ottsin terms faVornbic to the traitors"
The HtrGlds correspondent ssJs: Tho Cd Ar
my Corps has exclusive charge Of lirs IN the VI
c1nlty Of Eurkesyilc Junction, projecting the In.
habifapt: from maraudiDg by Lees discharged
ntn. The Inhabitants are 60 poorly OF thai our
commentaries have 10 feed them. Upwards OF
one hundred and AitY families, averaging eight
adults each, are thus kept from starving"
NEW YonK, Nay 1.-The Fost's special says !:
- Gen. Halleck has offered TO give citizens OF
Virginia transportation to the.r homes IN that
State, snf to supply them Ni:h condemned b orses
for agricultural purposes"
The CuE1nereiafs epeeta1 says: "The news OF
Gen. Hnl1ecke adopting stringent measures
sgainst o1s]oyalists In Virginia has produced
rTeat sensation"
, 1865-05-02
Inion Expedition In Tennessee.

WAeH1scros, May 1.-Actipg Matter F4tzpat-
rick, commanding The .: $: steamer s5rea, ; fe;
;sd. of Rapdo]ph. Tenn, thnt On the 18th an eI-
pedihon under the command of Brig. Gen. o.
borne st4rted for Brownsville ~ three columns,
Haichle liver, and ono from Fulton. Tenn. They
returned On the ed, having been successful 10
he Sap1uIlng OF several officers and men. Ger.
captured was the fellow who has been passing for
luxton. DC confessed to having buLn5d the 81.
Ianl ano killing one Ian on board Of her. Gen.
olboTne hung him to a cottonwood tee 1t Rau-
dolph and left bus body hanging. HIS proper
name vas Wilcox. The steamers Anna EveFton
anu Guelph were not burned BY tho guer11las.
They c1ne out Of Hatchle river safe,
, 1865-05-02

FoRrnEss MONROE; April 30.--rhe rebel ram
Alnemsr1e, which vas sunk at Plymouth, y c.
eru contractuts, and has reached the GosPott
na7y-yard. The cost OF raising Is about s2o,Qoo.
Her machinery IL in excellent order, and she has
Of the torpt1oes. Il Is tuttaded to put her in
sea.go:ng order. She will probably be sent to
New York, 10 be fttcd out as fszt-elass tron-
, 1865-05-02
THE NE WR,

Mullory, the rebel Secretary of the Navy u
it is reported has surrendered to the Union
forces at Pensacola, Fla. It Is also announced
in New Orleans dispatch that Kirby Smith
is making the preliminary negotiations
towards surrendeging his forces.
Our dis -atclcg from New Orleans contain
fun and in *crcsting details Of thechase Of the
rebel 1am Webb; commanded by Reed, Of the
notorious Taccny, by the U. s. Eunbost Hol-
,lyhock, and her final destruction. 4 large
amount OF cotton nnd resin, which she WAS
undoubtedly trying to take to Harana, Was
destroyed with her.
Work has Aecn suspended vn the A1ather
Place at Springfield, purchased for the burial
nlace Of President Lincoln, at the peremp-
1ozy requ, st Of Mrs. Lincoln md Capt. Rob
crt Linco!D. The remains will be temrora-
1uy depn:ted In vault ut OAK Ridge Gene
1ery.
President johnson and the Cabinet 1t Is
stated art considering measures for restoring
order and tranquility in the South, and new
proclamation Is expected soon-
Gen. RI II. sheridau's gallant troopers are
in Washington and will shortly be OF Tor
Tens. lne rebcl remnants at and about
Brow6sy.7!: viii do we'll to avoid acquain-
lance with The rough riders Of the shena1-
donh.
harold, tho accompllee in the attempted
murder oi Secretary Seward, has made a
yo.umino::s. confession. It Is not yet de
Te1opcd.
The terrible catastrophe occasioned by the
nxn]osior Of the steamer Sultana near Mem
phis, is being made the subject Of official In
yestieation. One rcsult Of that fnrestiga.
lion has already been declared, viz: that the
Sultana'e car1, ing capacity WIS fixed by reg.
ulatious ut eleven hundred troops and four
hundred deck passengers, whereas at the
lime of the casualty she had on two thous-
and troops and one thousand deck passeu'
xyere. Such a wanton and criminal violation
OF the laws carries will 1t no palliattou.
Johnston was to have surrendered his arms
1c the u. S. authorities at Greensboro On the
29th ult.
The reh.l ram Abcmasle, which was eunk
ut Plymouth, n. c., by the gallant Lieut..
Cushing, hes been raised and found to be IN
excellent condition. She is Now lying at the
Gosport ravy-yard, and viii shortly be takeE
Ia New Ycr1; and converted into frstclae'
iron-clad.
The Navy Department is making ti,ne1,
77rcparations for the reception Of the rebe
ram stoncwa'l, which has estaI'ed from ou'
rossels of the coast of Portugal, by locatinE
q, inon.c!cd in each of our harborB. Tht
monitor Roanoke Is lying In New York harbo
f,r f1ts ,.r-7Dse.
, 1865-05-02

Nxw Yonk. May 1-Gold Is quite aetve this
orn,n q tnas tineR Il ~ RS
nent ntlat y. ~ he onepi, & prlce was 1451 against
fas. fas satSrday evening md after "a advance 10
~: tsa nrirs before noon sctt ed down to LIT.
NV YORK, May 1.-Go1d to-Dsght, Hsf'
, 1865-05-02

NEW YORK, May THE Posts tpec!a! sayt:
g. P1ce1dent johnson and Cabinet are constderlng
measures for the restoration o. order @ @thsonghout
~ ~ days tor the purpose ofenconragfne trade
AZ and T e"mmerce. Preparatiens for rctfenchment
40 pntnr On,
, 1865-05-02

Henry Ward Beccher concluded his memoir
5ol seru.n upon the assassination Of Lincoln
with the following magnificent pe-oration:
"And now the martyr is moving in txi-
umphal march, mighticr than when alive.
The nation rises up at every sage Of h'scom.
5nr. Cites aud States are his pail bearers.
and the cannon speaks the hours with solemn
nYcc,csslen. Dead, dead, dead, he yet
epeakctl. Is Washington deads Is Hamp-
den deaf. Is Davis deadf l. any man that
xyas ever lit 10 live dead? Disenthralled Of
flesh, riscn to the unobstructed sphere where
Dasslou yer comes, he begins his niimitaele
work, Hiss life is now grated upon the tnfi"
mite. and will be fruitful, as no earthly fruit
can be. Pass on, thou that hast
oycrcomc! Your sorrows, Oh pco-
p1c, are bis peans; your hclls
and bants mud unified drums sound triumph
1n Ills cars. Wall and weep here; God
makes 1t echo joy and triumph there. Pass
on! FoIr 1ears ago, Oh Illinois, we took
from IL, midst an untried- usn;; ~nnd from
among the people; VIC return him to you q
mighty corqucror. Not thine any more, hut
tie nat;nns; not onrs, but the worlds, Gtye
hin, place. Oh sc prair'es. In the midst Of
This rrcat continent Lis dust shall rest, a &C.
cred trasure to myrtads who sba.1 pIlceim
tn TINT slyinc, TO kind]e anew their zcal md
nat,iotie1p. Ye winds that move over the
mighty places Of the West, chant his re-
ouiemt Ye people, behold the martyr whose
l,}ood. IS So many a;tlculate words, pleads
Tor fidelity, for las, for lbertyi'
, 1865-05-02
From Norfolk.

New YoRK, May 1.-The steamer Illinois at
rived from Norfolk to day with the 1lth regiment
Ohio yoluntee1e, Col. Thorpton, ct route for ST.
Louis.
riy1nr at Norfolk, taking the oath Of allegiance
anf1 retnrninp tn their homes.
, 1865-05-02

He&yard for tie AsSassins.
NEW Yonk, May 1.-The authorities Of Princa
George county, Md, otter two thousand dolsars
reward Tor the arrest Of any accompllces OF Boo!h
within the limits Of that county.
, 1865-05-02

new York, April 3o.-The Htratd's Washing
ton special tays Our Consul General IN Canada mas
1lven notice to tho authorities that all the cdmt-
np1s connected With the aesinau1u at President
Lincoln n u:t be surrendered to the United States
autha5jtfea
, 1865-05-02

NEW YokK, May lin View Of .he faet sh,t 1hs
,nhrl r-,rute StoneWall ie ados,. and suppotea tn
he maxim. her WY to this coast, t4e Gosernment
- nEdr prepsFahou&, for her reception ~ piar-
t.s1 tTnnt)ade in Ill our harhoEz+ The Rosnoke
1nd o,her tron-clads, besides torpedo boat, ats
n readspees IN this harbo1.
, 1865-05-02

Confession OF" One Of the Cons
spiraaors.
New YoHK, May 1.-The Egw To1k r bu1e's,
Washington SPECIAL says: Harold has Eaue
vo1Qm1nous confession"
, 1865-05-02

e; 1c ordtr To make room for q fn1 &c
count If til" great funeral pageant wes are
obhged l." t'anstrr the "Wants," :" Auctions
@.Amu>c'ncnts," :" and ether fourth page adVer-
1lscmcn's s. IA the second or edlto1ia1 page Of
this MI, hugs TuHrNs.
, 1865-05-02

Nkw YoaK, May The G2Mnfrsta1g t[o9esps esn
ncton correspondent ssye shstdaa noopsts
sEe u .hat cty dismonnteq. :, ssatImo ars faY,nr
jolly time,
, 1865-05-02
FROM >INDTANAPOL1S.
The Decorations or the State House.
ey &:&u. I1poker-Uilatarr Matters,
[spccia' Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

(spccis1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunc.1
1sn1ASAroIEs, May1.
Tht decorators Of the State House Hlll be s1t-
fcred to re1na1n open to The inspection Of visitors
for thirty dsys. The Ho~er1 which were arranged
over the coffin. consisting OF orange bIossoma
white carnel1as roses, passion flowers, jaasam1nes
cn'laF, &c are being carefully prepared to pro-
tect 4ht N from the aettoo OF the atmosphere, aiex
which they Will be attached to strips Of WhIta
satsr. covered with glass case and deposited in
the St1te 1ihrary. -
Mis-, G1o.senor. hrs. Allen Wallace, Mrs. Il
, 1865-05-02
Arrest Of; a Disloyal Mary
-. ..,. land N. G. ~:
CHANGE 0E THE HURE-
AL PLACE OE THE
LATE Pr ESIOENT.
The President and Cabinet En-
gsged- In Restoring Order
In the South.


Full Particulars of the Destruction OF
the Ram HS<bb-Au EKettfnE Chase
tfcr AAhore-Eeeporttd Surrender OF
Mallory aud Kirby Smiths Forces.
, 1865-05-02

WASHINGTON, Hay 1.-The Secretary Of the Sa-
" this p. m.. forwarded to acting Reas Admiral
Hsfchcr, commanding the West Gulf Blotka ding
Squadron. q cong1atu!aterJ letter on. the down.
fail Of Mobile. Secretly Wel!es csoses his letter
follows: ~ am happy III extending to Jon and
those unter your command, and the MAJ. Gen.
and those upder his command, tho congratula-
tons of the Navy Department for. the victory
, which plseet IN our possession, with one exccp.
ton, ali the chief ports Of the southern coast, and
one that bids alr 10 be closing the nava! contest
Of the rebellion,
, 1865-05-02

C1osEp.-Thc bosrd RI Trade aid The banking
1ous.e will treneact no businces TODAY.
, 1865-05-02

Atteu7pt to syurn Fordss Theatee-PoIt-
Ifcal N b tiers In NegE OrteanA-f1rs.
Ifucplnss Health JnB1&cb
(lAAtss Mission IU the South, dtts
, 1865-05-02
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY 1865: !:

tolerate brnnch Of the NapoIcon1c Empire
upon its oo.ders. It Is not probable th:st the
modern Caesar will chooee the alternative: OF
war. But ii he does, we shall havo'n hundred
or two thousand troops Who wouId ASK no
more congenial occupation than teachine'
him better manners.
, 1865-05-02
NEW PT,TMB{NG WORKS
Dotv,s Billiard Room.

This room will be closed from this t!ma unut E1l194
Morning, May Stu when Is Ei be oe.
and rhntshed. Tie ENTIRE " Ls ~ ~
log day aad evening 10 be gya3 for toa 5ensat q ~
SANITARY 1AlH. hpNaAS 8'A"s
, 1865-05-02
REM OV AL:
Taylors New Inspection House.

Th~ }areered warehouse and dock No. GIG. G1S
ard North Water street near Rush strFtt D.4ge
tGfop l. Brown {and leased BY ush Eul more r. IN 10
days, w1tb a7e storage and doeEaEe. shadt cnsSs M
oVe!haaed BY Us here storas1 on hand n % our od 70
shfn ~ stnd rnyers nd 81. q. tec=Ipt TO us- Our
Old friends vii plsass sceept our warmess thanks
Call over, .....
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mer1~se1.e,, Provision & Fish Inspector.
, 1865-05-02
TSTABLISHED IN l84
REDUCED PRICES.

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