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Interesting Questions md Answers
r.cln1Irc 10 tho S.IO u. y. LO1n.

Mr.. JAY COOKE of Philadelphia, who for
so long a time had the management of the
ropuler 500 million $40 Loan, has just been
appointed by SEcRIrARY FEssENDEN, the
GENERAL. AGENT to dispose of THE ONLY
POPULAR LOAN now offered for sale by the
Government, viz. +: the "SEvEN-THIRTY."
In entering upon his duties he desires to
answer plainly the large number Of questions
daily and hourly propounded to him, so
that his fe!low.countrymen may all under
stand what this "Scven- Thirty loan" is
what are its peculiar merits,-how they can
subscribe for or obtain the notes, &c.
1st Question. Why Is this Loan called the
"Seven-T Thirty" Loan9
Ansrer. 1t bears Interest, lin cttrfeEcy, at
the rate of Seven Dollars and thirty cents,
each year, on every hundred dollars; making
the interest as follows:
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Near Paxinos. August eth, 1864, NJ!
CllAEL HOFFMAN, aged GA years = olo-
and a DAYS.
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GEO. EbEylEEegH' Il 90.

=, JUJ IrOadWay, New Nork
, 1865-05-25
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.
'EHOsH WASHINGTON.

HintLSFs nt thr CnpftHl-The Grim. of
1tAs NaEla-1IlIitarY mud Gen-r1i
, 1865-05-25

Inc ancebt JAMES Buehsnsu has written
:, - "&!es tstsfns and Attempting to disorore
NV s.al.pens Of the Nc~ York E,va;a7 Post
tEa1 daaye BLACK, In the C,pc1nSatt conra,.
Aon, publicly lA.taed Him Bushaosn, :. mt
to interfere with tue ezc:c;xe or ~ r;t-ht ~
sec7s.'.n ~ 'asc b'acx Republican ghon,d
oc eieetsa as bis sucecssor.'' Nr. Buchanan
oeehs th's most Infamous and scandalons
<3sIese,en On lis eha-aeter lie e.vs t1,.t
'nase Black Vas not 1t the Cincinnati Can.
Feh'ion at Ill, bat YES hai! ue tour. n pcno.
sslfan1a, 1our hundred l.,l.s d;s+,n, a. ~
t'me-1Aat Caloosl B1.ck Of p.onsr1ran,s
#1s I'fesent nad maIe so.,c remarks On 4h.
ocsas'oa' ". pas MT t! that kiud-tlnt co1ooe.
biask sealed hts devotion to the tIn,nn with
HIS olood IN one u the I.xt hatt,rs of tho
war, etc. ~ ~1s
The Old Pal,llc Fnnc.ionarv ia ..et,cs;ns;1r
tAe bark" He Goes not r.acb 1hr reo, ,1e;nt ~
~ 'ne case at Ell. The ques,i:.p is; Dd not
sou ''mes Buchanan ,r',rsur the Identical DOL
4es promised, Of said TO Rave been promised In
sous behalf, In the Ciuc.unati Csuyention '
o.sateo That Judge Blnck wns not at Clnctn.
na,' Gfanted that Col. black I'll, h.nvylr
1sat'"f 1t the head Of Union ref;rnent
-" n''s You, nevertheless. dec1a.e 10 Can.
sF'ss ana he world, That no power ex,stes
nIoes 1ne Coassltu lon Of the United ststcs
70 pfesehtn stRte fscm secedinrs Lei ~
AeeE a. TIE ieeo.d. We quote fsouI t,,s,nv,
Anpnai 2nessAse Of President Huehxoan en-nl
muDlcated IL Congress On the Sd D<rerha-
1860:
~ The ceurfe Of events II 80 rapidly b,atf r,n.,
forward that :he emergency nay sum n1ase whes
, 1865-05-25


l:rge amount oF whisky was recently seExed
IN Chicago under The Internal Reyenue Law. II
having been iaudu'entsy branded. Chicago mcr.
Heie Innocent holders, and are therefore entitled
TO protection. They ars INNOCENT and entitled 10
,hi. M protection, ~ they .ay, because the packages
hnldet of stolen goods might "a vel! ask prptee-
tlcn. let lhs oH nezs oFsReh g37ds haya d right
lo .afe them wherever fonnt. and the holder, in
etow ,hht he buu. ht the property aos ksosins It
to have been stolep. The Ghicaeo men should
Mt onl. foe The whsky. but they saoald b com
i.aAtulsntly t.apded, il has hecn notorious los
tpg he Government bsand. havs BEEN si 81
We 6aDeht iaz the paiposep af de,taadins
Ibe zese2ae. Tbs Chie1go merehants, Who
.ag .so k1Rs Rsss st. SsV s5sM s
which theI we're setting for the manniactu.ets at
ts. thsn ihe Goverpnt nj tax. Ii Ia no excuse
,bst osss ~ sts sEiosa 10 sa
tbst the isw provides bnt this theala not Teia1s
Nr. Lewis listens tavorably to the Ch.caeo meos
there will be no end to the frauds that whisky
dsaleta wlll pract1ee.. Ha should not ouly con1s-
st. tss WILLY, bat hs should prosecute TIE nas1
Pfonpt and severe messuEcs arc neces.ary to tho
successful enforcement OF the excise law. Tho
pneiic aze Interested IN the collection Of the lax
On whisky, because Upon 1t The GoFernuent Is
!srgtIy dependent fer revenue. lit fills III
tals, uthtr ts1ea rnnst be increased; sud it Will
fail II ftT tcou1trc!Y dtsttt.egf, aud thetr ar-
cbanfE, arc allowed to get of cary when deteced
In practicipg fraud.
The Cincinnati Ga-Ate does not etats the case of
the Chicago nerrhsn,s fairly. They did not at,
Eaace efagia cent on the whisky seized before
shey bad lhe certificates Of The Collector and the
Inspector in the district whcre It was anutsetur.
ed, htatfrg that 1t was properly assessed and the
ta1es paid. The position which our merchants
and bankers lake il this: The Collectors and In
spectors are the Government agents, and II they
ptrpetta,e fraud on theiE principal, innocent
parties should not suffer. In Law spd equity,
erery uan 's 1etpppsit1e fo1 The acts OF his duly
commissioned agent, and Il these Collectors. As
eeesora ard Inspectors bare been 4hemselves
committing frsudf, then they ought to ba ~:
moved and puntshed; but 1t is neither right nor
Just that there merchants should suffer, when
they took the ptecautua 10 ootlin all 1hu evidence
thst could be des1red IN the tub)ect. II the Ger
tfestes ofthc Collectors and Inspsc ctosa ire not
suacient evidence that the HhtskY has paid The
a4> then there Is no longer any a1fety In dealing
In it, not even fp Cincinnati,
, 1865-05-25

Aefe the market for gold was active aud drmer,
With sa.ea at the aret board at 137|@1sai and at
the eecond board ut 134xGS1s5, On the street the
market WA tz1n at 153a134-closin9 1t the ont.
side Grotatton.t gi1yer Is dull at 12aG11aa
Government Bonds were quiet. We quote:
p,,.ru..a.,. Ruyisg.. Selling;
T TIse,t ntes--..............s-~ asa W3t
4ea'f .-...s..- VI 97f
Cook County Scrip was cul1, with sellers It d
and bnyerE atSilG..i.
Tomorrow tThnrada1l two important conven-
tons will be held In this citJ-one, that Of the
fxon and steel manufacturers, md tho oth.s, that
ofminc1s and N auufactp1e,z in general. As the
commercial center Of the great Northwest, ChIea-
80 is particularly interested In whsteres will tend
to develop The reaonrces OF the country, and oue
readers need net be told. .that the manufacturing
tuteretta will Contribute materially toward that
ED. Al present manufactures In the West arc
In thesT infancy, but 1t only requires we'll direct
e1 effort to tnsu1urate new era In this respect.
We haze The coal, iton, copper AMI lssd. arn be-
eidea .hie, We can furnish the mechanics, miners
and artissns with breadztutt. po1k snd beeE, bet
ter and cheaper than anywhere else on ibis CONT
pent, We sruet the Conventions Will be well at
tended, and that their efforts viii b HiselT and
energtucaliy directed.
in the Eighth Revenue District Of the city Of
New York at1asge number Of persous baTe been
ore1hanlsd bJ the AAsessor for returning too
small m income, and several OF them have been
heavtly nned, besides having had to return cor
rected statement OF thetr income. Several largo
manufacturing Concerns hsgr also had to pay large
SUMS fot arrears and upes for Else eeturrs, the
, 1865-05-25


NEW YoKs, May sa.-The 1erdlas coHe-
spordent says; The camp where JET. Davis
was captured vns sitnated in a nina to,eat
ar t,,e side nf +na an,,orrj,ta ~a.a as.1t , 49,
~. 49,. 1s.,s.7, 49, 49, 'A's 'oaa' aooot oao
ute ~ Hem u"nssn4e, 1r"ln county, deoreaa.
II consisted OF . latge vail tent, contafnfng
un1y tnc atch trbitor md Als fnmIlY, and an
o,dinssy dy, contaIuinr the male portjon 1T
the caravan sn,ronn3,n, n+a a,,..t..,.,,s
" thasa rs-o 49, an.z1,.s 49, ssaszsaoas
~ eiese we're t"o common 0snS wagons
TWO amhn'apces, md several horses and
mules, With the usual nnount Of camp pata-
plc,nalls, such as saddles, brides. harness.
cooLfnp utensils ctr
.sTa. + 1,,rn."seas ~ ~,
=, -" a,As 'A-o os'''aste1 1seasahs" s"tth
u'c A"o cc4ontiss LUBBOCK and johnson. aid
dt -ctmFs, had only overtaken the party the
night before, and sitter O fat4Eulpg f,uruey
from Washington. Ca. where they had ~
no,nc. In s.tt1, en,r,a h.,s5.as. .,.s.s A 20
~tan ns..,s ".'.t. sos .a o.eaees' ~ tntS sag'
"1su Ia'sS, WAN tne eaadfen ahd sersants,
cao pusaea fcf@ard, under tue protection and
escort Of Private Secretary Harrison and .
few Of the faithful, such rs Lieut. Hathaway
tud Aidsh!pnan Howell, and about twenty
rants and soldiers.
+" 1t Fas probably at OF very near Wash-
ington where Davis dismissed his es.ort. aud
oiytdta the sports, under the most pressing
circumstance. 6ome o! Stonamap's cayulrT
were hard upon him, and he concluded to de-
celye them BY letting them follow the body
Of cavalry. Whf]e he and his frienis travelled
, 1865-05-25

CHICAGO CATTLE nIARKRr.


Epy
Wefnesd>J Ayfn,nF, May IL
BEEF CATTLE 2The recutprs ot Beef Catt,s nurtnr
the last tvtntJ'tour hours hare betn r., 4pd hi
safpntnts 1De4 TIE entered saies, Si u Is oeaa
for tats, 10 t7.oosS.7s tor prime.
In consequences Of The very light supply, sni The
taet mat we're snIfous to pu.esa,a
Complete tie! shiouents, the1e has been eou,dsra-
ne eompeution at the sevesl yarcs. aoA the f,v
neac OF hand wee sold at N advance Of &c ber
100 ha on the rs,te ef the dsy prtytoas, hi
adTshee, however, ehoutd rot b. cuustd,,-d
~ auJ improvement In th6 market proper, but Is cv-
fug entirely to tte unusually light receipts and brit
aemasa 1cr spses3 purposes. In addition the fact
Hatteyesal shippers wera tsstznE 10 eonn,eta tnnr
We noticed that there was an nususlv bstsr
demand ior e1tehtsa' cattle. Butchers hive prrn,
Ted fhtE stocks 10 FIN down 10 th1 tc xt snb hooue
to tep1entAh At lower nsute, and sre now n:ee,.i
tas.d to commence purchasing to keep thelr
tutrl running,
Coma tdsa Of tho scArctx beeyss at the yards msy
formed tfcm = statement OF tho reeetp-u Tni.
Tc~k-MondAy. 1nesdaJ And Wednezd.y-tae scxEts-
Gste 1teselpn hare been 50, rhIa ios Tho c2rscY-
pondlrE tsIh Of last week tho recetps amounted to
271e- showing 1ss8 ls.s than Last week It .u,t su.
prs'ug, therefore, thss pr. ahonld temporarily I'd
vance.
We quote the market tod.y Is active, With h, DE-.
mand II exessi Of th7 supply. sad rr,ees 1sac bet
ter than yeatsFday-
1hsre:ortsd sa1ts arn - fo,1oxs:
CATTLE sALA8 10 DAT.
BRRAAx yAhns.
I'd As:ms s9S zs:eF 70 hsaa tasr sfssF'. av.sss,a<
ss@s e s:n1e s. T. e h.ss, .vss.g,ox 1ee At sse
.1s.skss M 9 =.
q. Fss'sr 'od zs:er s. head, AZ raging tloS 81. at
xosr wA.xx 1ArDs.
WsnrsES q; Maao.2 aea 5.nta soa primo stssss.
. C;b ~ !sa zislss Is nesd fair zteE.s, ayts,s3
u.a.ss sslS H,skey s. h.aa. averaging 1,no -, At
1caast M ed Norris waixstis p. y hs.t, aye.ss
, 1865-05-25
FROM SAVANNAH.

Matters 10 Notwithstanding Paror.
I'd Rthsls-P1nut+Fs Putting IA Crunx
-t:ApsuIe of S213,0U0 of Ja0.,s Specie
-OTdtts by ssen. 4 Gilmore.
New YoRE, May A.-Ihe steamer America
brings saFannah dates to the 2o:h.
The Savannah Herald haa late aayices from
Anguish, Ga. The country between sayan-
nah and Augusta fs fiied with paro,ea rebel
soldiers. returning bone. Nearly all the
planters have put in large amounts of seed,
mostly corn. rye, and vegetables. Soma haye
PAINTED cotton, the FIRST III four years. But
few slayes have skeda5dled.
Great gsisf and excitement Eas caused IN
Augusta By the anno1tncems nj Of the capture
Of JeE Davis.
4 Wagon containing s24a, 900 in specie, b.
forging to the rebel Government. was found
IN by-Tay and tuned over to Gen. Moli-
Gen. Gilmore has issued IN order, declaring
null Al yoid the pfoclamatlons ISSUED by the
selfsg1ed Governors Of South Clro,lns,
GeorEia ard Florida, and also declasi1g that
the p op1e OF the black race are FREQ ciiizzns
Of the United Safes aud 10 be protected In
tae enjoy ment Of freedom aud The fruits Of
their industry By lhc Gofelpmsnt-
, 1865-05-25

s Duncsn Kennedy, onc Of Gcu, sibley's
most tiusty Scouts, WHO Jeff Fort RidgeIy in
March to visit the Indian camps On the
plateau near the Minnesota iron :Ier, apd who
was supposed to hare been killed. reached 81.
Poul on he 10Th. he says that feeling Of
litter enmity exists bet xeen the friendly and
hestlc Sioux, ard they kill ca.h other With
out hesitation If they chancs to meet. The
tTjt pdfE Sioux asc ipdignant at the out,ases
CT mn,itscd On the settlers, bccapse it tinrokrs
vengeance upon tlclF heads. NJ. Kennedy, On
t.e Redwood RiFcr, #Ailc coming hom., saw
the tr1l' OF the hostile Indians who COMMITTED
The rcctDt murders in Blue Earth county,
True to 1rdisn character, they had left a
rc.osd Of their deeds, which consisted Of a
beard, With rough charcoal sketch Of man
with his th:ost cut, an Indian shooting at au-
othts. DC as Mr. Kennedy interpreted Tho
record, they had Killed seven, and on reach
Ing the settlements he found that to BE- the
nn1abez known to have been murdered.