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MONUMENT TO LINCOLN.

WAsh4NtIOhi Mhy Z.
An association has been formed here for
the purpose of erecting in this city q suita-
bls monument to the memory of the late
President Lincoln. They propose to raise
100000, limited from 81 to $40 per indi-
vidusl contributions. Such is the general
solicitude to contribute for such purpose,
that it is not doubted but that the amount
required can be promptly raised and the
monument erected. Persons throughout
the country desiring to contribute, are in
vited to send their contributions to the
treasurer of the association, G. W. Riggs.
COURT MARTIAL.
The court martial, of which Major Gen.
Friber is President, now in session here
for the trial of B. G. Harris, member of
Congress from Southern Maryland, who is
charged with persusding rebel soldiers not
to take the oath of allegiance, and urging
them to return South and fight sgain as
soon as exchanged, will not, it is under
stood, be dissolved upon the conclusion of
his trial, but will be continued for the
trial of Booths sccomplices.
THE PLOT TO BURN PHILADELPHIA.
The Star of this evening says the cir
cumstances under which the plot to burn
Philadelphia was discovered are as follows:
On Friday evening last Sergeant A. P.
McKinny at the 9Th wharf discovered two
suspicious looking individuals lurking
about. On Saturday evening these two
men again made their appearance at
tho wharf, when the Sergeant seeing them
in conversation got close enough t. hear
one of them enquire of tie other, "Do
you think they will meet to-nightP The
reply was not heard, snd the men again
started off. Sergeant Mckinney overlook
them. One of the men seeing they were
followed drCw piatol and fred at the Ser
gesnt the ball taking effect in his right
breast, and the men made their escape.
Sergeant Mckinney discovered a letter
upon the ground, VIII ch the man who
fred the shot had pulled from his pocket
with the weapon. This letter sent to
Coldingham, revealed deliberate plot to
burn Philadelphia, in which large num-
Der of conspirators vera to take part.
Colonel Ingham Immediately dispatched
officers to the railroad station, where it was
ascertainod that men answering the
description of those who had assailed the
sergeant had taken passage on the train 8
few minutes before. Information of the
discovery of the plot was then telegrsphed
to General Cadwslsder at Philadelphia.
Facts are within the knowledge of the su-
thorities which chow there are some 800
conspirators banded together for the pur-
pose of burning Philadelphia and other
Northern cities. The affair is undergoing
thorough investigation.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, April 2s, 1865 !
ORDER REsCIEDED.
The Executive order of January 2Oth,
1865, prohibiting the expectation of hay Is
rescinded from and after the first day of
May 1865.
By Crdar of the President,
EDWIN M. STANTON,
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more SurrendeIs.

The report that Dick Taylor wants to
surrender on the terms granted to Lee is
renewed, and we have from two different
sources another to the effect that Kirby
Smith has offered to surrender to Pope on
the same conditions. We see no reason
for doubling these reports, and indeed
think it highly probable that these sur
renders have both been already consum-
mated. If this be SO, there is not single
srmed rebel left in the rebellious States,
except the cavalry escort which is riding
as 8 body guard with JEFF. Davis on his
wild flight scross the country. Every man
now found in arms against the Govern
ment has no sanction-not even that of
the rebel lesders-for it, and is liable to be
treated as q guerrilla.
Important and startling as are these
facts, there is another of greater signiA-
cance contained in these surrenders.-
Coming as they do so quickly and with
such apparent esgerness on the heels OF
each other, they demonstrate the folly OF
the last-ditch brsggadocio Of the South
They show that the rebels are convinced OF
the hopelessness Of their struggle, and in
stead Of desiring to struggle on hopelessly
are eager for peace Snd the old Union
They indicate that we shall now
have pesce in fsct IS well as in name, and
that the mass Of the Southern people will
come quietly back to their old allegiance.
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IfKrby Smith surrender's, JEFF. Davis
chances of escape from the country would
seem most desperate When he arrives at
his goal-the Trans Mississippi-he will
find It held by Union troops. How can ne
escape then2 .-
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proclamation BY the governor.

Governor Brough yesterday issued a
proclamation, which will be found in our
dispatches this morning, conourring in the
recommendation of the President that
Thursday, June 1st, be set apart as day
It national humiliation and mourning for
the lbs of our chief magistrate, and calling
upon all good citizens to close their places
of business snG ioin in the solemn ceremo-
pisl of the day. We cannot doubt but
that the day, thus set Arsrt by our state as
well as national authorities, will be uni
versally observed.
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WAsHIEeToN, May 2-9 P. N.
Hon. E. M. Stanton
1 have the honor to report that Secre-
tary Seward has had an apparatus put to his
lower jaw to-day, which promises to an
swer the required purpose.
Mr.. F. Seward is quite as well as st last
report. Very respectfully, &c.
TSigned1 J.K. BARNES,
Surgeon General
GENERAL GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
General Grant arrived in this city this
afternoon and went TO Burlington. He
will return tomorrow with his wife, to
take possession of the splendid mansion
presented him by Philadelphisns.
7:30LoAN.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
Subscriptions to the 7:3o loan to-day
amounted to 1921, 100. The largest
Western subscription was 100000, from
Cincinnati. There we're 1852 individual
subscriptions.
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says more citizens of Virginia contain
plate moving North from the impression
that they can enjoy more freedom here
than there. They believe that being here,
mixed in the general population, they
would enjoy privileges accorded to all, and
not be made special objects of attention by
the authorities; whilethey spprehend per-
secuiion there to some extent in the rights
and privileges they formerly enjoyed.
EXCHANGE COMMISSIONER ARRESTED.
Captain Hatch, the rebel assistant agent
under Judge Ould for the exchange Of
prisoners, has been arrested and committed
to Libby prison upon charges of the
gravest character concerning the affairs OF
both Union and rebel prisoners of war re-
Gently under his jurisdiction.
WADE WOULDN'T SURRENDER.
The Worlds R,leigh special says that
Wade Hampton was the only rebel officer
who declined to be included in the surren-
der, he notified Johnston to that effect,
and the latter promptly relieved him and
Gen. Baker, who Immediately
accepted and surrendered sll Hampton's
cavalry. Hampton, it is thought, joined
JEFF Davis and Breckinridge, and with
them is believed to be making his way to
Mexico.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Herald's Washington special says ::
Letters from New Orleans allege there are
indications of junction of the pro-sls-
very Union man there with the secession
sympathizers against the unconditional
anti Union party. This is represented to
be the probable status of political parties
Al z,,,r,bo,,t cha Goufh
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+, o. HUDSON,
General Fire, Marine and Life Iusur.
anoe Agent
once, Oyistt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REPRRsUNTB TEE FOLLOWING ooHPAHTns:
Buckeye Mutual Ins. Co., Cleveland A9es.
Ohio Fire and Marine) )....s...........p S40sl49
Market Fire 4l4saSs
Futon Fire SS4,S9.
Norwich Fire ms Co., Norwich, Ot.. 42o,2
North Western OsWego, N. 7. 240,zzS
Nav YORK. Idfs Rev York.. 8,65S, ,755
Phoenix Marine Ins. %. Of Brootlyn
N T. cash OO0o0O
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID:
Particular attention given 20 the adjustment o.
Harine IsoSseE. L. D. BUDSON,
Agent and Adjuster.
Can't O. A 6ARpETR n arine INSPECTOR. fels:RS
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THE FUNERAL CORTEGE !
Departure from Chicago.
GOLD DOWN TO 40.
FROM CO UMsUs.

JEFF. Davis Late Movements,
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Associated Press Report.

"A. MARBLE, Private Secretary.
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INSURANCE,

Invested In or fully secured by frBt-clAss
Mortgages, Bonds and Stocks.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
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COLUMBUS, May 2.
The Governor has issued the following
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eroos eStinabIs qaalitics. SOtwithstaad,
Ing Mrs AFoRa adFvIsIceii age sliS took
a deep taeeae ss upla hes las9 ilgaes4 ii ear
eilerts b crush the Rehe.lion. Seshiag
apPesrei-to cause her 50 H. aeh graf a the
Al treatment egc prisoners receive from
their Rebel eap.ors,
= shs=wss BartissA- IL, her yosth IN the
Lutheran Church, was partial to The Dab
lists, aud kindly disposed toward all relig>
iOus detpm;natSoas. Throughout her long
life, Sho set an example, that al WIN now
her viii rememher, aad weuId do we'll to
follow.
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We hey been fed On vietrys iastfsy
rad ouv staaanaio turns.
liaykd oat i Davis, and Nmoerisy
hey follepad SCOT -
The Dimoerisy IS turfia war men
they are bawiu the knee tew LiIskia. =
VOORHEES, will Yet be Briggadeer, and
TaElandygn1n cry alaul fer a war ~ ex.
terniaaahun, and Ferdinand Wud hout
fer drafts.
~ For tho John Browa's body lies aNl
meuldy in the grave, lis soul is Il mar
chin en-. ,
I sin, { the rose Of Sharon, nur the hlty
Nv the vary- I'm the last Nv the kdp-
perheds!
bnt my pohukle howse, on the sand
it hcz fell snd am undir the ROBINS,
Uv my polIytix l wash my bands
I shake its dust from eff my few remain
in rarmeace. PETROLEUM '. Massey,
l'astbr w the Church uy the Moo Dis
pcAslhun.
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Frln The ut Vernon jOk;o) Rsna,,.-.p
March eth lS65,
OBITUARY.

Died on Monday 70 o'clock NJ the
9th Of February, at the residence of
her husband r. Montgomery Brown, in
this city, after a short illness from Para
lysis and inflammation on the Brain, Mary
c. Brown, aged Ct ycars-.cxz seven
days
The deceased was native Of Ua-rr<-
town, Washington County NarylanI.-
She came to Mount Vernon with hcr pa.
rents in the fall Of 1872, and was united
in marriage with her surviving husband
who had just served his frst campaign in
the war, at that time pending in the
Spring Of 1913. Our city was then in
its infancy, and our country very thinIv
inhabited. sinee then over fifty years
have elapsed. During this period the de-
ceased experienced mary of the Weiss: !
tudes incident to pioneer life, as well Is
the eajoyments that have fallen to the los
Of the successful class of our early settlers.
her duties shd pleasures were mostly con-
lined to the family circle, when her health
permitted she was ever busy IL providing
Tor the comforts and pleasure Of those 81
her household She left several sons and
daughters who will long mourn their ir,
FePsiFab'e loss, She was a bviny wife
A&d an afsctiOnate mother, kind lrien,A
and so"d Rsighbor Her remains were
followed to their lst resting place by
laHay Who will lony rrm5m her her nuf.~
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-a f-
al shot Tine siass ,Tud f.QsE W
Eeaka k ad,lrrsseda letter 10 Pro- j AVIS
Ian. M Albany, formerly State tfeohse
gist of iowa, asking ths Professogas opiil
Jon relative To the probable existeaeo At
Petroleum in this State. The, substance
eff the response is communicated in the
following extract from private letter
written. by Judge LOWE 10 Hon, c. c.
CoLE of this city: =
Among ether things the Professor
expressed the opinion that if Oil should
be found in Iowa, it would Ne high up
the valley of the Des Hoines in your
ncishborhcod Des Moincs1 and proba-
bly, south of that, bat that we here in
Keokuk are three hundred feet below
the geological axe where il has heretofore
been found. He said if he should uader-
take the experiment Of boring, he should
do 50 in the neiehbwhoot Of Des Noiaes.
and south gift. Nhcn.I wrote the, Pro
feSs9r. I had not heard OF the surface
indications which have a.noe been dis
covered by your people, AMI Of course
said nothing about It in my letter to him,
presume he knew nothing of the same
when he wrote to me. This. opinion
seems to be founded upon the fact that
this oil is the product Of carhonaeeous
and bitumnous matter, which, becoming
separated. found lodrnant through the
fi<snrez Of the earth ia cavities below;
that this matter in all probability abouuds
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, : aaacAGo SANITARY rATR.
Mr.. BuRksN

Mr.. BuRKR!N
By : vote stthc Union Iraague yoa
ere respectfully requested to lay the
following PecOeedings of the League be-
fore Jour readers,
S, SMITH sec'y.
At meeting Of the Union League Of
the city Of Council Bluffs held on the
Ilth Of March 1865 the circular from
the Iowa Sanitary Commission calling for
contribution to the Chicago Sanitary. Fair
vas read and motion referred to 4 COM
naittee of ten members:
Al meeting of the League, held on
che evening of March Goth said committee
Submitted the following report.
The Commute on Donation to Chicago
Sanitary Fair, have taken the subject
into consideration and after consultation.
thereon. DO recomcnd that our citizens be
called upon to make donation to said
Fair.
And the Commute recommend the
following plan for collecting such dona>
ton.
1sk That a general Donation Meeting
be held in Phoenix Block during the
last week in April and that all the. people
Of the city be invited 10 attend the same
for the purpose of making contribution to
said Fair either in money or goods
2nd. That the Ladies Of the city are
earnestly invited to prepare articles to be
sent TO the Fair
- Sd That all the scholars attending the
public and private schools in the city be
invited 20 make contribution for the
benefit of the Fair during che last week in
April
4th. That the Musicians in the city,
both vocal and instrumental be invited
to gt7s Concert for the benefit Of the
Fan.
5eh That the Turner's Association be
invited Is give an entertainment fys the
benefit of the Fair
9th. That general committee of ten
gentlemen be appointed to carry out thl
above plan and with power to adopt sucl
other measures a. may b, though: BIS:
Eth. That committee Of ten ladies !,
also appointed aud respectfully request
ed to aid in securin- donations Of artc1, e,
suitable for exhibition IN the Iowa L.,
partment Of the Fair and in securing
contribution to the Fair generally.
On molten the report Q: the comm re
wss adopted
The following Committee were Appoint,
cd, Gentleman-Ncssrs. Field Mcmahon
Forrest, W s Burke. Crawford Bloom.
er, L. ". Ross, JefFeris, eli Stree,
and Hammer
Ladics-Nrs. Hurforj, Mrs. Papp,. Mrs..
Boomer, Mrs, Young, Mrs c. Baldwin.
Mrs, Allen, Mrs Maynard, Mrs Purple
Ms. Newton Mrs, BeackteI
On motion the above proceedings were
ordered to be published in the Nonpareil
O. s, SMITH Secy
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FA1R VIEW CEMETERY
FngcIwts.

10 Propasalx VII bc received By tae ssdessisasi
mp 10 Five oeSosk ?. II, 60 EatafsssY, April SD
1855 fsv furnishing The hgstFEsls AMI fsneEng TIE
Fair Yfhw ce4aesstF. TIE csaAsetar wssE be
rsgaiFe4 % give Asssd ass aFftgessi sseaFitg r
tbs faithful asnylksss " rae Hagk, iRa sah=s&a-
tial ard wo4kaaaIiks afyts agaihss tks aryt day
Of Esiy Iss5-
The asaaass e. feBeiHE repaired VII BE slseH& =
mils IN lSHsta- Fer farther particular rsfaE to
sANUE 81 JACoRS. Ssgty.
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-- II. l. Es ~rS5T g.. Easn5-r block. Cezae7l
E.tG*, havs H.Ts - % haad the larzest End hest
as~ortmoat orDry Geods, Roots aEd Ehaas. Cloths,
"estinEs TaIlaVs' tFtmuaiaes. Q2eenzwsre, Hssss-
furnishing gaels, zad YNnkee Notions, to lie
f'.n ~ Ec.:arn Iva gsrrsaalaF aes5.rtieh -
=svr1 r. 80 =.uL.rg graag. anu uEost fsteraF in
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THE inaptness Of titles IS thus ilIustra-
ted; "Ouce" said Quaker, II had the
honor t. he in company with an oxeelira
cy and hiIhnc<~; his Excc'lency was
the rGas; i@noranf and brutal of his spc-
cjcs, anl HI Hi~anoss .s.aevycd inst four
sce:t without his hess.
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Et)R SALE

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Broadway ia CaanSll aaE Esaa
partirutars ruqaIrs IL fanA "
asat #4srksf, eaaasis Ezssmssss re- !
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To D. Das4lfspa.

Sir - You hefrby notified that there e Hsw &c
EIa Ia the 0fcs Of the Clerk q tie District Egrt
Of Pgttawattslale eeunty, in thh state 81 Iewa= =
petition Of Cyrus II. Street, claiming n yss the
fareeIasars 81 all ysaF Interest Nad szss&y *
dsnpfiaa ia sad 70 tbs hslFaafaE asssribss tsts
sltaated in that portion 81 Czphbl Blasss ia Fet-
tawattAH.ie epBaty, Thwa. knsysn aBI described
Ell the Recs,g3 a. E54H~'s ssb}ivsEiaa. ts-wft
e. Let IN hlaek s. 1st 20 Ia block s. lots IL -sa8
ID in blcek H. Let 10 ia block d, lgs ! fnrkleek
T.. Isl - b1ss1h ~, ami let in bEeaE b.. 81 80
count e sa5i iats haEisg been ENli by She SAIL
e3ty of Council l!Ets fsF tazas due said city aaJ
yea having failed to Ee3eess the SANE villain tae
time iimttoa By Law.
And that nnfess yea srpeAr and sBs~sr theTeta
On or before noon Of tlIn seaend day 0f@Ss Ha1t
Term If rs Distrist Court sE SID cvautT. 20 Be
h. gan a.i he34 the CITY oT CaaH~i Bus on
the Ire: Malay IN MAY, ISs5 defaa2t vii hs
catered a-a:rst ysu. and Judgment rendered
tiF2reva.
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Documents ,rjth1nt r9py.

The mania for collecting relics a.
Charlest4n and sending them North seems
to he IN the increase. Wendell Phillips
has the bell once attached t, tie slave
market. and tsen. Butler the dooF, plate
Of Mr. Richard Yeadon, who. it will Be
remembered, once offered $4,000 for the
Generals head, The New York Tribuae
has received an invoice Of secession trans
parencies and banners from the office of
the H~rcnry. and one gentleman bo2ss
the Characteristic Trophy Of bunch Of
about fifty unpaid trade>mcn's bills, found
in the desk Of Mr. Rranwcll Khett.
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By : vote stthc Union Ireague you
ere, respectfully requested to lay the
bllowiag proceedings of the League be-
fore Jour readers.