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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

~ Eezekiah L Brown. proprietors OF the
Geranium I've about completed the furnishing
OF their saloon. which is really magnificent. The
ladies' reception and refreshment rooms arc splen-
didly ftied Up and free from noise or confusion
The enterprise OF this firm deserVes the most
liberal patronage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
HEADQUARTERS DIVISION or ]

HEADQUARTERS DIVISION or
Miss. IN THE FIELD. :
April 8. 1866
To Lieu'euant General Grant and Major Gene
raj Haleck:
have the honor 10 repost the capture this
day OF the reoel Notifications at Bakely. with
400 prisoners and 20 guns.
(Sened,) R. s. CANBy,
Major General
4 ID STANTON. Sec'ty of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Cox-pL TO LEIP<ic Berry SuIgrove. GO .
Of thi- city, and formerly editor OF The Indian
apolis Journal. has. il i said, received the sp-
poiptrent of consul 20 Leip-ic. Germany
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

CHICAGO, April l3.-The election passed off
quietly 10 day. About threc-qusr,ers of vote
polied. John B. Rice. republican. was elected
mayor by 5000 or 5000 majority. The city
council stands "a republicans and democrats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
rx-saru,,sse ,AuesiOn a, No 70 soe.h Neri |

ST-faruissss Asction al No 70 5on,h Neri.
dian s,sest, Thessdsy,- A ps;I ooh. 1855, at 81
chairs and hair-ses, sofa, tEo msfbletop bu
reAus. two narbie-top wash stands. oak ciring
and other chairs oak extension table. msbogo-
ny and other tables, stands, Brussels three-ply
csrpets. oicloihs. sngs. Venetian blinds, gilt
frame looking glasses, buff windos curtains, hat
rack. cooking snve aud 6stares, sheetiron stove,
water cooler. water flterefs. bedsteads and mat
treszcs milk box. &c Go and get bargains
fTffQ Wx EFEArHEssTos,
1879 Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

NorcE TO TEACHERS The regular monthly
examination CT teachers will be held a. INV office
on Saturday. the 22i int, At O'Clock a N.
Teachers will bear io n.nd that all examinations
must tie public SMITH,
Examiner VI Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
CITY LOAN.
ONE YEARLOAN
S 4 o, o o.
INDIANAPOLIS SlX PER LENT
COUPON BONDS.
TREAsURER'S OFFICE.
lSpiANsPoIIs, April 9Th, l-s5

sEALFD proposals viii be received the Treasurer
- oce II the Cry Of Ind anapOiis until The 26 n Gay
OF pr S66 for sub>cr pt II Of $50 sn6 up
wards 4 loan % so 00J. authorized by resolution
Of the City Council r, brusTy ed lsC5 for he purpose
u funding the debt II said ~
The Bonds viii bear Interest az he rate Of six per cent
per annuE. payable nj annually the Office Of the
rressurer vii: the let days OF November and May
he principal rl be Due snd pay able the si day Of
&sy. lse6.
Hon. James Morrison, Tecosr.z ss orr o. The aoes;
lawyers in the West, has written opinion 81
with the City Clekl tEsf this issue q Ronds strictly
legal.
Uper subscrpiicrs cor The SANE any part thereof
n not les n an par viii also &c received the Mayor
Otire until the saue ds;e.
that no bid favorable 10 TIE city shall be rejected
and others less favorable received.
Toe proposals. Should state the suourt lid ~, a. alec
tie prize I'D deuouiiu alton 81 Bond> desired. s5o
slOs, s5cos or teos and should be erected to tfs
City Treasurer aac in orses "Propossl. for Loan"
In TIE sout Authoriz he Loeu the fsith OF hs
City Is Pied - 20 levy the the payre
81 the sane coeotebie Only IN cash cue interest
pons 4 said Bonds.
rventyfve per OF the - the BIDS may II
paid in City Orders q sny date or issre.
BY order OF ;hc loan Conn .tter.
JOS. h ENGLISH.
r. H. JAMESON.
A. Il. BROWN,
II CpBURS
J. CAyES,
spTlo-atiiles,h Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

sE- There will be divine worship at the Jes-
ish Synagogue (Judah'- block this day, az IL
o'clock. and an appropriate ger mon will be DEL
cred in English All are invited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

EUREKA.-THE IxFaLLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly the best article for restoring grey
hair to its natural color. (not DYING. curing sll
diseases f,he scalp. preventing The hair from TALL
ing of. giving /, soitness and gloss that moth
ing else can produce. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
j 7 sFSouR, druggist, Bates House Block,
agent eod-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

lT- We have just received from Boston, full
line Of sea FISH of the best qualiiy-salmon. hal
hut herring. mackerel and Goldfish. Also. .
fresh lot O. ssrdines. at lower prices
FLETcRkR & DAyIpGE,
I5-dtf. Central Grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

PaIsrrRs ALI printer intending TO partici-
pate 10 the ceremonies -iav are reaue ste5 TO
meet At The Journal Office this morning at u
O'Clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

~ Religious services 70 day ., Wesley
Chapel. commencing at II "a o'clock Sermon
j. by The pastor All are Invited 20 attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

NorIcE The members of the Indisnapo Is
MeOh tnts Exchange will meet Al the Chamber
Of Commerce on Wednesday. a, qusrter past |
o clock ?. m and there form. preparatory 20
loiuing the general procession \ full st'erd-
ance IL earnestly requested. We cordially invite
All - our merchants. m tnufacturers and busiue.
DeE 10 Join 9Th e. 10 lhe funeral cbsseues a
our late lemented president
BT 0Tdsf q the 60sFj,
BARNARD, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

20 Edward murphy. Eliss Whisacre. " r.
OcI and X Horizon. we're each hned sesser
day -. 90 and cosfs Tor being drunk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

~ 4. a meeting in the 81 ward. Tuesd,r
evening. the follosing resolution vas adopted.
Resolved. Tia; the mayor DC requested &c
pas out one oalf OF the money in his hands. be
longing 70 the 81 ward 10 Messfs lngrahan (
Hyde. for he oeDs Oh OF refugee "a miles. and the
basuee TO the fond in aid of soldiers families.
" Dopp. Plsst
A Wocp Sew
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

BUILDINe Lors AUCTION NExr MoNDAY -
Those tine building lots Immediately northwest
of the old fair grounds are 10 be sold at auction
next Monday afternoon 5y Wiley 4 Martin. real
estate suc'lOneers. La 1874
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

rX-Ars Thomson 4 Son, have Peterson 3
aIssste-' Nssiopsi hsg~z'oe Tor May 10, bcsu
tfally illustrated aud foil OF interesting asctter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

- Senour seePs one of the best drug stores
in the CITY. anc IN addition 70 medicines OF al
sorts and the best kind. he has everything in the
line % toilet articles. Tor ladies and gentlemen.
His place is No. 5, Bates House Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

II George Copleston. for visiting house of
questionable reputation. vas brought 20 grief 10
the sum of s. 90 and costs, by the mayor. yes
tefdsy. 1850 a4H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

HkApor AErsRs MIDDLE DIVISION
MIS- In THE FIELD,
April 9, 1865 a m \
10 Maj Ger Halleck. Chief of Staff
Spanish Fort and its dependencies were cap
tured lasl night We have IS officers and SIS
men prisoners and have tskeu 5 rnortars and 25
guns The larger part of the garrison escaped
by water.
Bskey 10 already invested. aud will be as
.xuted 10 day, unless the works are stronger
than ] Tow believe HEN TO be.
(Sigued.) ( CssBY.
Maj. Gen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

ss-S See Or. Vim Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to days paper.
jan % II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

rs For choice drugs, pure toilet SOAPS,
brushes. combs, &c and for he best quick yeast.
go to Senour's drug storc. Bates House block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

NoTics.-The members OF Indiana Capital
Lodge No. 4. ] O 3 are hereby requested
10 meet at one o'clock N this 18Th Of April
Let every member be present 20 form In proces.
sion " SoLoxax
Secretary.
fryrYx Elder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

iSy-A fine fresh lot of oranges, lemons. dates
figs, cocoanuts, prunes and raisns. at Central
Grocery FLETCHER DAyIDGE
Is q If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
2 CRY iTE N 8

~ Good dry cord wood i worth g. PER cord
delivered in this city 80 sfss ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

1BE Masonic FRATERNITY IN THE PROCEssION
To DAY.-At ing of the Masonic irater-
nity held last night; IL was resolved TO particpi
20 g., 4 distinct body in honor Of the memo.
~ OF our late chief magistrate. All members
IN good standing ale requested 10 meet promptly
1t O'Clock to dsy in the Grand Lodge Hall.
and clolhe in white aprons and gloves. With
Grape or the left arm. for the occasion
FPHRAiN CoLEsroCK Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

FoR REST-A large room ia the third story
OF the new Sentinel buildings. No. q South
Meridian street. The room is we'll lighted and
the entrance good Apply at this Office. 1tf
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ron, Nashville

NASHVILLE, April i6-Nashvills s,iIl -esr,
the habillmen;s Of sorrow for The ration = los.
Every dwelling, Office and store i drsp>i. more
or less extensively. in mourning
Great Preparations For al imposing funeral "a
gesnt on TO morrow are being made.
all business wll be suspended, minute gun,
will be fired, and procession consisting OF a!
The military st this post. employees of the omar
ternss;er department. The legislature OF Ten.
nessee. citizens, 6c.. will assemble and march
through the principal streets This projected IA
neral procession will be the most imposing ever
Witnessed here.
Many families with secession procvities, Glib.
er through sorrow or fear drsped their houses
with mourning smblsras
The feshet OF the last few DAYS has .rolea
the EiyeT 10 sithiu one foot OF the great March
rise. The depth OF the shoals IS about Dc feet
To-day the wafer has been At stand. with in5i-
cations OF falling
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,

W. -. EA ~ - m H.
nEALEa IN CHOICE FlMlL, 6goCS RIEs. sLoUR
II ard reed. Cash for Produce Goods delivered
promptly.
cornsr q Ssw Jersey add virstnss avenues.
RG-A din
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

F BAH members Of The renisr Brother
hood. and those vho wish TO participate Eith
then n tie funeral procession Of the late pres
dent OF TIE U1ited States. will NEE, at Military
Hall. - o clock this n. Appropriate badges
vii be furnished 10 ~ Ht0 apply AZ the ball
The officer NIB seed "a ihe l7th ol March.
vii meetst the hsl p; Re Feuiln Brotherhood
a, 10 O'Clock this m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

sB-A few exchange papers, done up in pack
ages Of 100, can be had at this Office II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
FROM Montreal.

MONTREAL. April l5-The following procla-
nation has been issuei by the mayor Of Mon
treal
Whereas, Wednesday ueTt, The 1871 Day Of
April, inst, 1t noon has been fixed upon for tie
fuDeral ceremony OF the chief magistrate of the
United States the undersigned, mayor Of Mon
tresl. respectlully invites the citizens generally
20 coee their place. OF business from II m L., on
that dsy. ~ tribute Of respect 10 the memory
OF the late presde.t # the United States, and Of
sympathy with the bereaved members of his
family. aud alec an expression Of deep sorrow
and horror felt by the citizens Of Montreal Of the
strocious crime bv which the presiden, came TO
an uutimely death
l. BEAcHY Mayor
The public aniOn prayer meeting last night
was oenssly crowded The meeting throughout
was characterized BY the deepest solemni;y A
feeling of earnest sympathy pseTaded through
the whole Of the vast multitude CierE,men OF
all denominations were present. Addresses OF
sympathy Tor the United States were made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

WASrED-CirY WAR FUND ORDERS We are
buying city fund scrin Mt full market rates
WILEY & MARTIN,
1876 Brokers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

--~ sorE market.
SEv YoRK. April IS.
Cotton more active ard frner, a. 3493sc for
miidling
Pour 6uii ard 5@ioc lover; nj 81 e5@7 IS
for extra state, 81 25Gs 20 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and s. 509s e. for trade brands; markets
closing heavy.
WHISKY frmer With ssles Of Western pale. a,
81 HOO Is
wheat dull and 293c lover.
Rye dull
Barley and malt dull eud nominal
Corn dull snd dropping ~ 81 IS.
Oats Grmer: sir for western
Wool dull
Coffee fruer-
Sugar dull
Molssses dull
Rice dull
Petroleum quiet; 3sc fcr crude, 80 fos refined
IN bond, snd 72G73c free
PORK rather frmer ~ s27 0o@z7 SO for new
mess. $2f 50@25 90 for 63-'64: t24 IS for
regular Wv: s24 50@25 90 for prime. and
$25 0O925 50 .c- prims mess
Beet quiet. At sl2 0oaI6 so for plain mess.
ard 4l6 J0920 90 for extra me.s
Beef bans quiet at $50 0O023 50
: Cut meats frmsr At l4j<@l5c for shoulders
AID 1874 6l7lac for hams.
Bacon qnie, al l5lz @l51sc for Cumberland
for short ribbed.
Lard steady at I554@ise.
Butter firm At Ild2sc for Ohio. ard 2292s
for State.
Cheese quiet Sc lfd22c
Clover seed advanced 70 SIS 50. and good de-
sn.n5; timothy 81 so.
Pax 81 60. and dull
Money easy. large supply At 5(s6 per cscs.
Sterling quiet At 1857 @ios1z for nrst class
bills.
Gold dell and lower. opening n; 81 46ts and
closing At 81 Az.
Government stocks steady
Wv rozx MONEY nARKFf.
NV Yoax. April L.
Money moderately easy st 59s pr cent.
with the bulk OF The transactions sf the inside
rate.
Sterling duh a, 81 cs'sei osA< for srss eas.s
bills f s.-i
The gold roou Vas sxceedingiy dull this O. -
and ths volume Of bssiusss light: bulk sases a.
4 4sa<0l %sJ 80
Gold dull and le~ss. opening 81 o. 50. asa
CLOSING q q d. - frsl = rsrs
| 0ovaanse ssesn more seivs ed I'm.
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official War Bulletin.
WAa DEPARTMENT
W,sbingtsS, April Is. 1865
To Maj. Gen DIX:
The iOlosing dispatches from Major General
Candy report the capture of Spanish Fort and
Fort BIskely. which form part of the rebel de
lenses of the CITY OF Mobile:
E N STANTON.
Secretary Of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

l3du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

4 n STANTON. Sec'ty of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Hon Schnyiet colfax writes 70 A ID. Rich
sruson. Of The Tribune. that there will probably
be 20 extra session u congress. Re adds that
It be hsd ben sole 20 have attended the theatre.
IS invited. BE would donbsless have been sssas
sinsied BY the dagger intended for Gen Grant.
but that he would willingly have given bis life
II BE- could have nved ibss Of the president
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Colonel James Blake; ColoDes rnss.-Col.
onel cobGrn; Scncral ElljSst; Colonel w j. h
Robinson. Pralessof Grezoy Wiliiam "rhace
E-q T. " Kimbsll. E-q Georgs Love,Esq
FRET. r Rush. E.Q Colonel Mclean; c4pssir
, 1865-06-29

President johnson told the South Carolina
del. CATION, the othar day, in confeEeaees
tbf. result Of which we hnvo heretofore given
TO TIE readers of the TRIBUNE, that they
rnust 70 home and labor to make their State
adopt the Constitutional Amendment nov
before the country, whereby Slavery Is Tor
ever r1ol,ibItcd in the territory OF the United
S.ates. So far, good and VIC thank the
President for lis admirable advice But we
canIot refrain from saying that he did not
20 far crouch. South Carolina Feeds more
tbuu any thing else. such m amendment oi
he. own constitution, or rather such pro,
yis}on in ler constitution to be made, as VII
secure to every one Of her inhabitants an ab'
eolutc equality before the law-not necessa.
sily the right OF suffrage. to all ma'es OF eni'
6ciept arc, white or black, though. in oul
or.nton. that had better be thrown Il; bns
tie light Of every man to sue and be sued In
ali courts oflaw and equity the right to equal
tty tn tsxat:on, tie right to enjoy the advan
taces CT etu>aiion, the right OF chxnse O
resId, nee from one place to another. tht
right to testify under oath, the right 70 hold
utoperty. the right TO pursue all legal EN-
ploynepts-In word, the common rights O
uau about which We In the North hayt
ccased to contend. Without such a safe
guard for the poor, South Carolina Will b<
virtually under the control Of the Old pro
slavery acd secession party; she will haye
within her borders prosrsibed and hated
class comprising more than half ber people,
and she never will be strong In herself or a
source Of strength In tie Un!cn- When that
le1eraticp comes back to the President fol-
%ofj- hr|& hA nj
, 1865-06-29
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Matters Mt Camp Kut1er-SaultarY
Carr. .ntt~lnKi 4eptFatiuug-.A appoint. I.
mehak-f'our1 Frucc<dtnEr-Ex1ml b.
ALLEN of schools,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1buue.1
SfRIsGT1ELp, June 3.
0Lc hundred and sixteen psro'et prfsoEer.
WIZ ps'd of to cay at Camp Butler and ltH for
fbais homes, and two hundred will be mustetcd
out On next Saturday.
Complaints continue TO reach the Governor
from p,Eolcd prisoner, relative to the detsys
p4ndlng their being mustered out, aud other
1rorble., and he has again applied 10 the War DE-
psrtrae1t for the fstusnce Of sueh orders as will
eossrs,hc various casrs md al'ny the dissatiafac
tim.
The 6anitary CamrfsrIon continue to Issue DO
1a,oee and dried sna trcsh fruits 10 the paro1cd
1,1e SrG 70 The soldiers In C.np Butler and
,4S e. xfss;.F So Corp. sve relieved the
7ne = 1sttet M aEe new :. CAMP aniier. " <A's '''s'
xese sn41;.hed rn!osT aafsas.*ea xaou. pay
the Sanitary Commission see1erdsJ. A'ss py
The Hon. J: C. Conkiin hss commenced 4hc
erection Of block Of eight hspdsoms store, tne ne
than Que hundred new building. IRE now 10 eour.e
| Of construction IN thiE c11y on scale Of uaruiu
r.. Governor received six dollars FINN ,he
! crew Of the U. $. sec:utttug ship Gseat Ve.ttru
nUw 1t Mound CITY IN 'hts Sta1c, for the Sauonsl
The hon. A. Chester, Of Washington. D. C.,
ant Marshal. 70 represent the St&ts af Illinois Al
| the Soldiers Nkttuntl Cemetery Celebration, It
h. held On 1he batlie.he Of Grt.ysburg, OF lht
| A!b Of July ntIt.
In tle United States p!etrict Court tt. day Joar
| Stlller PLEAD cu,l'y to charge Of foahing th'
! maI!t 2plut two years sco. In UIaana, Chsmplf4l
| cnuuty. George n. Williams Was fouud eutlt,
on two indictments for psssipg counterfeit Treas
nv uetes. The Grand JURY haye been cxamln
in1 E1tDeFses in the cx.c OF Postmaster Arm
strong apd 1t "a: reported thst they had indicted
hi. hut :ht11 deliberations Will not t:anspirc be
| iorr to-m6rfox.
| The Governor hss written strong lettnr to th
ifrten in 1e6a o! ficce, In old reslmeute ahou b
1pus,efcd out Of service With their ree1mtrts: :: =
pont growing ont of promises made to the recruit
| hy unauthorized paft1se.
, 1865-06-29
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1866.
ttan Association. and will be known ~ Lincoln
Temple after that date.

tim Assoeistton. and will be known as Lincoln
Temple after that date.
The Conspiracy TrbaI.
NAsH1xGTuN, June 2s.-festerds7 Judge Ad-
goease nngha1 u concluded ia ar&umeat iqs n Inc
mainiy review OF evidence. The Eourt ad-
}outned till elsTen o'clock TO MORROW to delibo'
iate In secret session.
The Absnasinntfun Iusfiaator.
WARRINGTON, June % &c. ". Gayle. Of Cataw-
ha, AlAbxma. now IN prison here, was t. nave
hetn pu. on trial tomorrow before the Military
Ionmtas o. on the charges acatnst him In counec
u advertisement il the ssim, n'patsa
askipg for contributions to the amount
81 million to aid hin n taking The lives of
taken by the artt Of March last in order to have
peace: He bad engaged as counsel. Messts. Aiken
and C!anpitt. who have 80 i1resisltbly condncte!
Ga,ie viii be- rent to Aisbsns az for tiai. owlng Is
the large number CT Witnesses, abon, onA hun
dEedr whom be has asked to be summoned IN his
easet all Of whom rsslde In Alabama. The change
has hf en- mlde On the ground Of convenience as
well IS economy.
The Richmond Collector.
ye,seph M[ssmPhfeyS appointed c?llsssoE rs o.
E Il oas q T RnS
Miner Boris and oihets. for outspoken and per
ttettnt 1oJaltJ- Mr.. Il. 10 member Of the Union
uIion men orkauized since the capture Of that
city.
The Presidents Condition.
The President I. still TOO much inditRosed t.
Tes Ct FL .o al
his naturally robust crns'itation cannot endure
It. Many persons visit the Executive on The mos
tat1g @ater' thereby HecusynE bis tis 3ts az y,
democratic tdeas. he ha. been kindly disposed II
give thsm all hearfng.
.'CrcarIne on.
The Government ls nov rapf1ly riddi1a ltsel
nfz 4aa3o x5h1 1f& thxah 1fx
, 1865-06-29
The method14s Church in the South.
Rer. Mansfield French writes from Beau

~. = = : :
The method1et Church In the South.
p.r Nansae1a rranch r,,.os ,ro,r pes,-
fo-t r ~ w. csr;.,'aa taaase,e | o oaa 1r nz,.s
1o,'' = ~ ~ VIC '"''@'a" Aoe"ea3e o''d ''oa''
''m e1 thas cts:
"Dr. Myers has now gone to Macon to re-
S've the soatee'n Gr&sfsan .4droodte. In con-
versstlGn with several OF fthsse brethren bc-
South, can he brought back into Tie came re.
lation % before tie separation. said to
1hcm. we no longer have anr abolitionlsts,
and you now have No 6layehu1ders, You
, 1865-06-29
TIE REBEL. GOLD SCALE.


New YohK, Juue a5.-F. C. Barber s Son, *
Or hat city. lixt ol prices Of gold for conicdsI
a,c noter. fom January u, isSt. to My u 49,
16b, II 50 e'f.; Ism 1et 1869 it etartsd ut %
lar IN gold; July 18th, 1s6a, it WAS fen for one.
This Vas aftcr Viekshufg and tsettJsbutz:
Jsns 1st. 1s64 II opened at twenty ons for one. End
went down to eighteen; May 18th; II went up
sesin 10 twenty; July 18th, after Grant reach,
Ssvannah, Ut was a.tY-one fos one; Jan. 1st 1868
it opened al sixty fol oue. and went down Feb.
18th TO forty-six. 1t thea efatted again and APT
sCth, after Lees surrender. It was one hundred
for one. II ihen rose ono or two hundred. 4 gay:
prlil May 1st, when the last sale was made u
frelYH hundred for upe.