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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-18

All Denominations Of the
7-30 NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECuRIrIkS
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

That the Statesman may not be misunder-
stood or misspprehended, the Dayton Empire
is informed that We printed the articles which
we're replied to by the Napoleon North
West aud the Toledo Record, under the head,
"Gubsrnslorial" and that we printed the ar
ticles on both sides, as indicating the spirit of
tho Democratic press.-O Ohio Statesman
Of course we did not mean to hold the
Statesman responsible for the new and strange
doctrine that supporting platforms and nomi-
nations regularly made, was not Democratic
doctrine. We know and respect our &C.
tsmporary's Democracy Too we'll for that And
we take occasion to repeat here, that if we
are ever again to have Democratic party
which is to be worth maintaining, we must
hereafter have strict party discipline.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Current News Items.

President Johnson has declared that there
will BE- no change in ;he Cabinet
One of the alleged sssassins, George A, B.
Aizerol, has been arrested and Identified in
Washington.
It hos been ordered that there shall be no
mention, al present of arrests and investi.
cations in regard to the events of last Friday,
General Buffers resignation has not yet
been accepted, and it is stated that President
johnson will not accept it.
The Savannah Herald sAys The capture Of
Mobile was announced in that city by rebel
deserter on the l4th"
Governor Curtin has Issued proclamation,
Offering SIC, 900 lor the arrest of j. Wilke,
Booth
1t is reported that troops whose term Of
service has expired in the Federal army
are organizing for an expedition to Mexico.
a $50 poun1 she'll exploded in the Cher
lesion Navy Yard yesterday, killing four, and
wouDding badly a number Of others,
The report that the alleged assassin Of the
President, Wilkes Booth, has been seen on
the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad,
turns out to be silly canard
Miss Laura Keene, the actress, has been
arrested at Harrisburg, out of abundant pre-.
caution, she having been upon the stage at
FOrd's Theater, Washington, during the as.
sassinstion scene.
On the 10th cotton was very much depress
ed in New Orleans
Mr.. Chas Ashly, Of Warriok county, Ind
accidentally shot and killed himself last week
while out hunting
An oil we'll has been sunk at Tar Springs,
near Calhoun, Ky, which yields two barrels
of valuable oil per day.
Five hundred barrels Of -four have been
sent from New York to Richmond to relieve
the destitute.
A slave boy was arrested in Madison, on
Thursday, charged with stealing $24O at Car.
rollton, Ky.
The Agricultural Department statistics set
down the tobacco crop of 1864 at 1877. .460,229
pounds, an increase Of 34,lOO,l47 pounds
over the crop of 1862 The increased value
was s., 5,0s6,Gl6. This estimate makes the av.
erage value Of the tobacco Of 1864 very near
ly fifteen cents per pound,
The Cannelton Qndiana) Reporter gives
an account of the row which occurred in
Perry county, Indiana, in which fifteen per.
sons were stabbed, bruised or shot, One
man was mortally wounded, another lost an
arm and another a leg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Booth.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of this morning
says "our special from Washington states
that the report that Wilkes Booth was en-.
gagged to be married to Senator Hale's daugh.
ter is not true. There is this fact about the
report: Junius Brutus Booth, who was at the
Burnet House, in this city, up to Monday
night, stated in the presence Of several gen.
tlemen that be had only day or two previ-
ous received letter from his brother, John
Wilkes, and that Wilkes stated his engage.
ment with Miss Hale, and that there was op.
position to their marriage but that the mar.
riage would take place, notwithstanding the
opposition, and that, too, before Mr.. Hale left
for Spain. Junius Brutus Booth, who is now
in Philadelphia, has that letter in his posses.
sion"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
New Postal regulations.

All letters deposited for mailing and paid
only in part shall be forwarded TO their des,
tination, charged with the unpaid rate to be
collected on delivery.
The Postmaster General is authorized to
allow for the publication in newspapers of the
list Of undelivered letters, at any postofice,
compensation at rate not exceeding two
cents for each letter so advertised.
The prepayment on drop letters in all
places where free delivery is not established
shall be one cent only,
Persons depositing obscene books, pam.
hlets, etc, in mails, to be punished by fine
aud Imprisonment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

The Cleveland Herald of Thursday says
that all the iron manufactures of Pittsbnrg
have suspended operations. All of them stop
ped short time ago except two, one of which
was engaged on Government work, and the
other on agricultural implements, working up
lor that purpose an extra quantity Of iron
These latter have now, also, stopped The
cause OF this unfortunate state of things is
the high price of labor and stock in compari-
son with the price OF manufactured iron
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

ANDREW JACKSON, jr,, adopted son OF the
late President Jackson, accidentally shot him
self while hunting, near the Hermitage on
Monday week, aud died on the Sunday fol-
lowing Of loekjaw He was a son of Mrs.
JAekson's brother, Samuel Donelson and a
cousin Of A. J. Denelson, He took his adopt.
ed parents name, and inherited at his death
the Hermitage, aad large cotton plantation
in Mississippi, both Of which, however, passed
out of his hands. He was ffty-six years Of
age, aud leaves q WIFE daughter and two sons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

pursuance Of an order granted by the PTobate
L. ConTtof Montgomery County, Ohio, Will offer fos
sale, at public auction, en- n
Saturday, The 29h dayot Aprii, 4. d. 1865,
Al two o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises, I'D.
following described real estate, situate in the Coun
Of Montgomery and State OF Ohio, to-Wit "situaie H
the northeast quarter fseetion 80, town g. range d
east &C., described as follows Beginning at a stons
the northwest corner o taid farm IN, nee south B
l0i east % chains 10 stone thence north 60e 81
st 4.6l chains TO stone on the east line Of o.
quarter section thence north 3 bY, west Al chRtr
40, west l4 63 CHAINS 10 the place Of be ginning CON
tanning twelve End twenty-one huBdfedihs u2 "A
acres, Appraised at Sf35--subect 10 widows doWfrT
Terms ofHaleOne third In cash on the day OF san :
one third in one, and onethrd in two ears from "a,
day OF sale, with interest the payment TO be securs
BY mortgage on the pre- misses sold.
WILLIAM o. RANDALL,
Administrator ofJohn O. Randall, deoeasedk
J. II. BAoG0rT, Attorney. alWH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
No. ss Jefferson street,
Opposite the Msrket)
WILLIAM KEHRI,

NTH0 Was for long time engaged with simo,
w Goodman and also with Schwarz A Rosin, IN al
street has opened new Boot ana Shoe Store at Nd
10 Jefferson street, opposite the Market, where IA
VIII take pleasure in supplying his old customers al
friends with the best aitcle OF Boots, Shoes and Ca
ters. Give hm q call. ma20daWIm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21

CARRIAGEs AND BUGGIEs. Fore Carriages and
Buggies, go to j. Langdon 4 Brother, Nos
IL, I3 and 10 East Fourth street, Dayton,
mal6dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
The Grand Cavalcade

VIII prove an outside feature of SURPRISING bril-.
lance. The gorgeous GOLDEN SWAN CHARIOT,
CONTAINING Herr frday's SILVER CORHET BAND,
wll lead the van, followed by gltterng troupe oi
cavaliers in superb gold and silver armor, Fairy
Pony Cherlots, Tnck Horses, and elaborateiy orna.
mented dens and vEns, containing the great ZooloRl.
cal feature Of the Combination, and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-21
Employment.

QTR A MOkfH-Agents wanted TO sell Sewing Il
DtD chimes. We will give Commission al
Machines sold, on employ agents who will work
the above wages and all expresses paid. Address
L. b. HERRINTON CO,
lesdlWaws Detroit, Michgals
, 1865-01-25
yzECAnR<sAN n.p.GaSs.ArUIsE.

tspeclnl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l.
LANSING, M1cu., Tuesday, jan. "a.
Senator Craswell made IN able report today
against restoring the death penalty in this State
which the Legislature has been memosial1zed to
do. Five hundred copies were ordered printed
for distribution.
The bill to amend tine charter OF the city oi
Niles passed the Senate. ltglves the Juzhces Of
the Peaee Of eaid city Jurisdiction in c4ses where
the other in The township of Siies OF any VI town. @
ship adjoining said township OF Mis-
:. Senator Howell, from the Select Committee on
bognt1es; + reported bill providing for a Stats
bounty Of one hundred dolla15 for nil volunteers
to I'll the quota Of the Stats nnder the calI Tor
three hundred thousand men. Issued by the Preai-
for State bounty Of three hundred dollars for
three years' men, two hundred dollars for two
years men, and one hundred dollars for olc gear
Legislature will hasr1onize on is difficult to tell,
the navigation q the saginaw W. Rivets Ris'''by by
therefor This bin Is important to the lumber IN.
tercsts Of that portion Of the State Also passed,
joint resolution asking the General Government
this State; also, a JOINT RESOLUTION askins The
Government for grant Of land 10 aid in the con-
s,ruetion ef the Mineral Range rai!road i Bill
givo honds IN sum double the auoant Of the
money that .hall come inta their hauda. Several
other hills Of miner importance were also passed.
The coneitntional:t! the soldiers voting law
Is before the Supreme Court OF the State, in the
casc Of Twitchtl' ys. B1odgct. from Washtcnan
county. The Board Of canvassers threw o1i The
soldiers vote, giving certificates OF election to
Coppcrhcads Twi!chell was elected Sheriff by
TIC soldiers vote, and brings his case before the
Court on mandamus. The Attorney Gencraan
II. G. Knight Esq. argue the case to-day, in fayor
Of the ConstitutiOnallty of the law. Hon. G. Y.
n, I0thrnp and Hon The0. R1ncyn ft]1n,r IN.
morrow on the orhc- eide, and Gov. Blair will
r10S.s fer The E1ln{nfiG -
, 1865-01-25

pertsnccd at first in getting wa'cE. at no time
upon the flames, and It was late In the evening be.
lore they got them under full co1trol.
The Old Capitol.
To-day was put apart for return OF writs ot
1aDcas CORPUS on the Superintendent Of the Old
Capitol priton. commanding HIM to produce the
th 1Gd,e7 o. 9 9chrissophes Hogan Jonp Dacan
formerly employed as detectives on the Matropo1-
itan Police force, and subsequently Hogan was i
fPSG1a detsS1iVe Of the Treasury DsPartment
ruary. The trunk Of Major ,payma.ter Of the
army. Mns robhcd Of nearly S:0,0W. Some time
4fler Hogan and Dugan were arrested BY supt
Wool On the charge Of being concerned in the
Eonhery, anc have since becR held in custody
This morning H.. Wood appeared to
Of Hogan or Dugan fs in my possession.
lie was arrested and imprisoned BY the authority
of tic President Of the United States: | do noe
President endorsed upon said Wit, By whtch Re: re-
ference is hereby respectfully made. The en-
aorseasent Of the President on each wdtls as fol-
1.-THE within named Hogan or Dugan WIS ar
rested and imprisoned by my authority, This writ
Of hdbeas corpus is suspended, and the officer
nafRg aoEsn SS IT, cgSd 1stsd
tody until further orders, giving this order On his
return TO Court A. LINCOLN.
January sd, 1865.
Inc EH4A2TfF OF LHG H131 c0n4f0InkAte8 It's read
ers and country on the restoration Of Gen. John
Ghe snae paper soys I'll Ii. cezs 1esolation I a;
cannot ind favor with the Republican House Of
terms other than iguomiuious surrender. Let
peace slide, and let ia turn our whole and undl-
yiccd attention to w1r. The negroes recommended
sccurc forty thousand. The enemy Will
not offer rs any terms other than those
Nc . S T. sp pses esTs &
gain victories. Thu army must have more men,
md new and better organization. With Sherman
base for operations il North Carolina, Hoods
army Icfcatcd In the West, and the army Of North
eEn Virginia. the country only hope and reliance,
II Nus expected that Congress- would have taken
measures for the next campaign"
The Richmond EtGniAer says the report OF
Hoods snpersednre By Dick Taylor, is contirned.
Hoods army was on its way 10 corinth at last ac-
The same paper has long editorial on peace
movements. 1t ar.ues that there Is no use In
talking about negotiations; that there are only
two courses possible to be puraned-one Is the
or abandonment Of the contest and unconditional
surrender which requires no negotiation.
The Southern Press.
Tho Richmond E111drer "hQpcs the Tfrofoio
Legislature will pasa resolutions rendering To- the
Confederate Government full consent Of tao State
to the proposition Of abolition to France and
Engl;nd npon the establishment Of independence.
soo1 after treaty q peace is stg9ed a. proper re-
'counrx has dc'nanded and has received the SER
v1ccs OF nil her citizens, and has taken the lives
Of very many. It has also stripped the land of oil
fts provisions. Now let cotton and tobacco, gold
apd m silver and negroes be devotcd to the success
The Richmond SentineE eays: ''No wilder hal
lucinatfon could take possession ofthc human mind
than lie belief that We could ever again lire with
"a HkrhA fokFFH aFSf nt
, 1865-01-25

Hyde Park, Cook county, paesed; incorpo. atm!
the Grand Grove OF the United Ancient
Order Of Drnids, Of Illinois, Quincy
and subordinate Groves, passed; authorizing
passed. incorporating Lumbermen's insurance
ity at St Joseph passed; incorporating the Love
Joy Monument Associattun-passe sed: changing
time Of holding couris in the 27th judicial Circuit
and to attAch Coles and Edgar counties thereto.
This bill -5emanded considerable attention and
elected discussion The two counties nsmed,
from the Judicial district presided over By Judge
Constable, and attached to that Of Judgc Davis.
The copperheads, led By the inimltable Wike and
James, Of Fulton, discussed the question, exhfhit-
Ing much feeling and attachment for their friend
Of hd6eds corpus ootoriety. The bill, however,
passed, when the opposition moved reconsider:
Iasale co. in relation to bounties-passcd; bill to
enable citizens OF the several towns In Rock
Island. Peorfn md Cook Except North, South and
West Chtcago), Sangamon. Kane, Dup4ge, Grun-
dy+ Knox. Warren, Stark, Livingston, Nermlllion,
Bnrcau, Putnam, Og1e, Henry, Dekalb and Taze-
veil counties to rafsc money for bounty purposes.
The following bills we're also passed: Act In
aid Of Snngamon Co.; to regnlize appropriations
OF the Supervisors Of lasal1e Co., In relation to
bount1es; also m act lega1fzfng appropriation
made hy the authorities OF Dupoge, Will c.; +;
also bill authorizing certain counties to borrow
money for honnties; also lezaiizing certain acts
liens or Orion and Astoria, Fulton Co. to faiae
money for bounty purposes; also enabling the
rIty OF Elgfn to levy tax to procure volunteers
also to leeulze the action Of The Board OF Super
Etsors of Fulton Co. np2ropr1alng money for the
relief OF drafted men: also legalizing the action
OF the Board Of Supervisors Of Lee Co, in refer
, 1865-01-25

windows, and smashed The pecuniaEy loss can
Msjor General Webb has been appointed Chic
supt Wood, Of the oid Capitol Prison, was ex
amincd to-day, before the House Military Com
D1ttce, 10 reference to tho number Of prtsoners
thcm, and = i their I trcatncnt. % The committoe viii
forward 70 ~ a. document likely to make pro:
SenntoF Wilson's amendments to the conscrip.
lion Inv proposc. to-day IN The Senate, are not 80
sweeping nor stringent as those lately agreed upon
hy the House Military Committee, and proposed
bir. hlafr j. not exported hack before the I'd OF
Sd of February. In tho nuantinc, Rpccr1ciions in
regard 10 the object Of his visit run not.
CT any sort hae l,ecn received Mt the War Depart
nent. 1t is believed, however, that WILMINGTON
uas captured yesterday By our combined land and
Gen. Butler will leave here tomorrow for his
homo in Lowell. His parting interview to-day
With the President wns very cordfal.
~ From ,hs valley It i epoEte that
bnre, indicating retr=at on their part to Staun-
ton Of Lynchhnrg. 4 few da' ago thirty -are Of
Mosby's gne1;i1liaa we're captured t5 our cavalry
A general exchange Of prisoners is expected
The following o1lcl,1 letter from our Of the spe-
tratcs some Of the difficulties now preventing tho
prompt transmission of.1nail copy:
''CHEs1LNE, ONO, Jan. u, 1861.
hare been at this place since yesterday morn
ing. watchug thf mail transfers. and making some
other Investigations. You can hardly Imagine
the extent Of the difficulties under which we arc
laborlnE. Yesterday morning tho mail trim from
Cleveland WIS thrown of the track near Wellins-
ton aDd delayed 10 hours, Two passengers were
Killed and rnuuy Injured. The PittsburS and Fort
Wayne tEutn was thrown of the track near Fort
Waync md delayed oyer two hours. The Cieye-
land md Cincinnati train from the south
IVES thrown of and mail delayed six
was thrown on and many passengers yery ha;iiv
injured. Thus you see rome Of the troubles unisr
which we are 1aboriug: In all my experience,
railroads have never had sonuch to contend with
and passengers who almost monthly 70 between
New York and Cincinnati, tell me they were never
60 Delayed rs now. This morning dozen paslen-
:eugefs left this place, all Of whom lett ufalo on
Wednesday the 18th, at .. M
, 1865-01-25

1 a,,on.,. co..,.- ;. ~. vo-.b bc,,
Ip put upon TI that farc; 'f'so'sts - - :.
b.9no l, EnhiChs 3 fepl.ea tnac ons concu.;o,
tat ~ snG tooS IL u nrbccfc tn nrcr,
a5 ~ haS en VIE surrey and M nn nronoso to c
Tel1abif DC @ dsta upon which to base fe1@llauon' i
tooA a.! IoI sfahtSd ,,, l.,
@ l f sDniLMo r. sesqiaca srs nss anI nnnn.ed
e destr9ctiyc fnInSs pSce o. pnrsxed Sy tie gnted
Sa!es n9a me eo1rss Of oicfrs ~ M sa
st evna {ae "n1Ga aSa ne p. sa'd n;ar J.n >aoo
Further consideration Of he subject waa Pest; p
poned hlI tomorrow, as several senatoss "lsheo
to .pe9k 1p9n psa,l T. y, ,,.a ,a..od,cod hi, in
dltion to the seyeral acts for enrolling anu caIla
ont INC national orces; wh,eh vas aes52o 10 lee
n1nTfy eommttee; Ihe mli p1G;aae ,h1s =, be dr,,
ri ,aE II aarnntea sIat,nt Sa ~ '
:. That no one furnishing "a. snosntute sha!l
re exempt unless that snostttats Is M 6i;oagaa :; 70
ed there, &n.,u ..;u.. =,
3: Thatany pereon who knowingly b[1nGs iot
enlistment convict, or insaae, or dFunscE psr. PEI
a9 sh snd sha a. aeaqa 8 ~ ~ 1 ms s a
lth. That every mastering Officer who shal' b;
mnster Gea pe5so s1a upon be dis
Eaid in installme t., one third At nnnsterins one
third at The middle 1etE OF setsce, and one-thtrd
atN ena. dnlets sooner alscaatsea aonofaoly
Il KILLED, the balance to be pald to his widow.
6ih. EveEy district shall make u2 by additional
q!alt or recruiting l8 loss .i1nm aesetttone ana
isting before the enlistment.
Tth. AL dcserteTs shall ho disf.anchlscd, fn-
sba sbsf9s ~ .hn nsns g who
stnate ad]onrnG1a.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, jan ~
House.
Ju;1cary ,yas fnstrmrtcd to in1n,rc and qenor v1
ssSuIny VI uaseIeFs oSe1 tne 1alHoa1s OF the
, 1865-01-25
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal

{su.r;s, 1>;snatrh tn tbo chsc,,o -r,,hu,a,
.I'A'~ p>A ~ ~. ~'.. A!1oui'a-l
r,. . @Ahsos, WIS, Iuesdas, Dan: r.
Inc following dispatch relative 10 the Quota has
brcD Communicated to the Governor:
wAsu1xa7ox, Jan. q,
Lieut. "p1 C. S. Lowell:
me rcyist d onp,s NJ the STINT, n. X,scons,,
,,nns- the re1l " ncccmh.r III, - IL aH ;rhc
s,nos,,nnment IN districts viii la mnsi ID +, van
,t,,n, lila o .,re fo.:hosrow. ~ '0A
fSl"nrdI Jas. r. FER.
y,5-c i,.rl1,rs t,,+on n, III, nh r1-cn;, ~. -o-
s,9nc ii. nooii,on tor fsr M 1,trnn.c M of 1emnyin.
Wa.;inrI'i.,o - nr,c1;,a h{S nrot.ss;no
poeSS ann9in,mcnt n thc xa..nr9 ~ ~. ..,-r
y ,a ,ar3" ~ cnnrt "a ~ ha MA II SanE r,rrty
Ne ~ .., ~ ~ ~ t,,a- ia "sir,i "u ,,;i,
M nSt t %Ish; , az 'nefe IL eon7'oefa'e c'pc''uon
enp.. 1"e's, ,.9 o, ,ue 'na 3h aas r',
ds nr. a,nut fnrtv ,nrS pns 4ot 'a' ''''' "a'sA
esiss Ct e osraz to eoa3sa
Adjutt't Genctals :, Report. I4e Asp 4
fly increased the ainonnt TO two
thousand IL the senate memona! WIS pIcsshLsa
q re,s5 tont Co. &c reeassa n9 tas
ectdnE iorh ttAt Ere;t antsc cSlsls IN t1e syst-m
o' huth!y ana suosntntg olok.Ta anu tnsuact
j
, 1865-01-25

1sepcal Of the E1nck E4uxrs in the
Senatcs

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1lbune.]
SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday, Jsnuary FL 1865.
In the Senate, tlirtl rcadings-Ar. Bushnell
calicd up the bill repeating the Black Laws.
Mr.. Mack moved IL reconsider the yote ORDER
ius the third reading. Carried.
Mr. Mack moved TO amend By adding ~ and re-
realt fsct'on a. chapter 70, preventing negroes
After discnssion-f:rcen y Alexander, and Cohrs
ssslnst . nnd Lindsay in favor OF, the amendment,
Green Of Marion. lansing, Mack, Met.aif, Rtcd.'
nrde, st1nin, Ward, Webstcr-1s-'
Ssa7 G,ao Gsssn Gf ss @ @ant:5
field, Wcscou and Worrester-11.
Mr. Mcconnell mored to amend by striking
ont .1e pert 5egeoling the act Of 1s3a
CoDncll considered himself bound to vote f3r the
amendment The people by large majority in
requiring such legislation. lie wrote nj but the
eighth section of the art and admitted that ii wus
Inefficient. 5, No law could be made that would
keep negroes out, atiil as the LEGISLATURE was
the remainder Of the bill.
Mr. Lindsay Rald the free white men Of this State
% not tant the negroes. he had no objection to
OF lne south IN illinois. Hc was in favor Of law
prohibiting him coming here, and when he comes
he shall oppose all laws giving him political
Mr. Mctcalf believed there were lawyers besides
those in the Democratic camp, and reai from tie
report o. inc duo1e1af5 Committee published in
1nc e. 1EinuSE; M1 ,,-;n .ta
ata, ~ u. n1s ~ insE speech on these
man to entIaTe 4is lellow man, because
II 1s I'Enl; uc oeMcsea ~ constitutional
iie 6eaesso tnal !ne psoF:sion 81 tho
the Emitted statts Constitution; IN regard to the
right to IeSn!ste commcTss: a9 preferred t9e dc-
ciEions Of the supreme court Wnen u vas gfaccd
same Court when disgraced By Tansy. The
people had roted. sincG 1s6s by @1Ge majority,
for The repeal q tle Dlack iaws; lne sena1o1 F .s
Eena:nr from Morren.
, 1865-01-25

TfcxTnrd for n Murderer Guerilla
CarsuTc1-Excttlng Time la The Sinte
Convention.


[spcciai Dispa:ch to the Chicago Trihune.1
ST, LoC15, Tuesday, III 1865.
Gov. Fletcher l:s offered a reward OF E30o for
the apprehension OF Mayor AcDearma T, Of Boon.
yi1le, sho killed tte discharged soldier, Henry
nfl'~uan, last night.
Marion D. irwin, 4 dangerous guerilla, has
been captusuG in Saline county and is now in Irons
ut Macon.
The state Convention are having an exciting
discussion, proposing forfeltures OF estates sol
rebcls- Drake and Krel.el oppose It oa the
ground thst its effects will fall upon innocent par-
iee. and provoke lifelong contest, beside being
contrary to the Constitution OF the United States
krcke1 doubted whether there rould be tre4aon to
the State. Bonham spoke in taYor OF thc.forfctt-
nre. l'e said be hsd not single drop of mercy
of Glory ILL sn,tle upon us for SO totag. We
have rebels in this Uni.n who woald wwr,n. onr
hcads off If they could, md rebels have two
rights first they have right to be shot, and
ondly they have right to lie damned. Gilstrap
thought there could he trca.o1 nguin5t State.
The subject Is Eiill pending.