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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-27

SALE AT THE SURRATT HousR.-A large
number of persons assembled at the Surratt
House, on H street. this morning, attracted by
the sale of quantity Of furniture that be-
longed to Mrs. Surratt, executed as one of the
assassination conspirators. The sale COM
menced in the basement with half a dozen
chairs, table and sideboard, the latter worth
thirty dollars, selling for fifteen seventy-fve.
The parlors contained only a cheap ingram
carpet, few chairs sofa and marble top table,
all of which went at low rates. glass case of
wax flowers brought nineteen dollars and a
half, doubtless purchased at that price because
OF there being no other ornament to crafty the
desires of relic hunters. The oil cloths in the
passages were much worn and sold for IS cents
per square yard. In the chambers Were two
or three soiled ingram carpets, a few common
chairs and cheap bedsteads with mattresses all
of which went off without much competition
at rates generally below the average prices of
auction sales. Most of those present were
boarding house keepers, who were evidently
disappointed in the character of the furniture
The house is for rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-27

EoR sALE-A RESTAURANT In the Firs
Il Ward. Must be sold by the first Of the montt
the party IL leaving the city Will be sold cheap
Apply at 242 @ street, between 18th and 18th, ner
War Department &C E<t'
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, May z2.-The Madison
House, at Madison, Ind, wss destroyed by
nTe ut noon to-day. Contents saved. Loss
not stated.
CINCINNATI. May The fire this morn
ing destroyed the buildings occupied By
S9uires, Baird d Co., spice mills, loss ST.
ooO. insured. Carlisle, Chapman e. Co.,
commission merchants, loes between g.
coo and 5000. J. A: Self, commission
merchant, loss about e 600, Insured.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Kingan & Co. g
pork packing establishment at rndianapo-
Ns, was destroyed by fire last night Loss
about 500, 900, mostly insured.
Four hundred rebel prisoners at Indian
apotls were yesterday released, after TAX
ing The oath of allegiance. There are 100
more who VIII be discharged today.
IFniArAPoLIs, May 2S.-The extensive
pork packing and -four mill establishment
Of KiEgon g Co. IN this city, the largest
estahllshE1ett Of the kind in tho West,
WIS Destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$500, 0Q0, insurance about $2Q0, 900, princi-
rPa4y 10 Hartford Fire Insurance Conpa-
ny. Washington, Arctic, Atlantic and
Hc;ne, New York, and Home, Indian spo-
Liz. Supposed 10 BY the work OF an ircen;
;}iarv 5rsa'9
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From Mobile.

NEW YORK, May q. Tho HeraJxrs Mo.
bile correspondent says tho rebel deet In
the Tombigbee river, consisting Of twelve
vessels, was surrendered to Commodore
SmtthsOn, feet captain OF the West Gulf
squadron on the 9th inst. Two oommo-
d0t6s and $50 other officers OF the rebel ma
w surrendered with their vessels and
werp Raroled. The yessels numbered
twelve. p
Coi. Geo. ". Deos Of Gen, Beaurexard'.
stat. left IN charge Of his hesdq usrtars' It
Selma, had arrived at Mobile, having been
captured and paroled. he Is going north.
He expresses himself "a thofoaghly dis
gusted with the rebel service, and says he
has learned from the sad experience Of the
past four years the goodness "a we'll u
greatness Of the old Union. ae,
&, a large number Of the citizens Of Dallas
bounty assembled 1t Selma ON the 10th
inst, and passed resolution requesting
the Governor Of Alabamx to call the legis-
lature together with view to the restora.
ton Of the State to her former position In
the, Union. Judge Byrd, an Influential
citizen made short address, in which he
said the war had decided two questions, Sc
oessicn aud slavery, and both adversely to
the South. He counse!led conciliation aud
moderation and said It greatly depended
on the generosity and magnanimity Of the
victors whether Cancellation and harmony
would be permanent and substantial
These are the sentiments Of the people gen.
erRlly. ESQ $50
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v.lO Loan.

I WAsHINaToN May 20.--The recen, fall
ing OF in the subscriptions 70 the 7-30,oan
IL attributed TO the fact that fears have beam
entertained that there might be tight mo-
ney market, but Of this there need be NO
apprehenstons, az there will he no demand
on the National banks for some days %
come, there now being sufficient funds In
the hands of the Assistant Treasurer to
meet all the present wants Of the Govern
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The subscrip-
tons tn the 7-3O loan Saturday amounted
to 3l,9l6, $50. The largest western sub
scriptions WIS 600, 000 from the 2dN atioual
Bank of st. Louis, and 390o, 900 from the
lat National Bank, Springfield, Ill. The
largest Eastern subAcFipt ions, were 3lO0, 900
from the Ast National bank; Reading, Pa,
and 1lD0, coo from the National Metropoli-
tan Bank, Washington. There were 1856
Individual Subscriptions. Total amount
subscribed for the week vas 81, l06, 700.
ParLADELrHKA. May &ATho subscrip.
tions to-day to the 7-3O Loan In all parts q
tho Union as telegraphed to Jay Cooke
Smount 70 ,762, 600. The largest single
Western subscriptions are @l25, 600 from The
Fourth National Bank of Cincinnati; 4l26s-
600 from the First National Bank Of Pitts-
burg; $60, 900 from the First National Bank
of Des Moines; $780, from the First Ma
tional Bank of st: Paul; {5,o00 from tho
Second National Bank Of 81. Louis. Tho
largest Eastern subscriptions were $t00. 900
from J. w. Guest, Cashier at Baltimore;
and 800 900 from the First National Bank
of Albany. The number OF individual
subscriptions by working men, making mp
portions Of the sbege aggregate, 10 ,l33.
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About JEFF. Davis d. Co.

FonrREss MONROE, May 21.-The steam
or Clyde mas. remained at anchor during
the entire day in Hampton Roads, ard up
to this hour, r. M, JET. Davis and fam :.
lily nave not been removed.
The rebel Gen. Wheeler and staff, COM
posed Of tie following officers: Coils. John
son. Eilerne, Capt. Ronkle, Inspector
General, and Capts. Hudson and Rylan,
were removed from the Clyde this morn
ing to the gunboat Maumee. which LEFT for
Fort Warren.
Alex. II. Stephens and Post Master Gen.
eral Reagan. were also removed this after.
noon from the Clyde to the gunhoat Tus.
carora, which left for Fort Delaware.
I presume large number Of colored
servants accompanied the rebel prisoners
since their capture, but an order recently
issued reduced them to an exceedingly
email number. The rest OF the servants
have procured transportation to Rich
mond.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EyE

Between the rea, Of tae 9.a corps and the
sMyance OF me 9Th corps, there was an in
number Of persons rushed into the opening
"a;oh was IN front of the stand occupied
~ fresloent johnson, Gen. Grant, and the
sheia pe.s OF the cabinet, and gave each one
repeated cheeas. These gentlemen sever
aly rose and bowed their acknowledge
ineCts of th.. nor.
me troops occupied ak hours in the re
view, from so.clpel; in the moving till 3
p ": The cadence. step was taken from
. ne capitol to l7t!i street, from which poin!
the various organizations proceeded OF, the
march To their separate quarters.
me review is spoken Of as the greatest
ever having taiseu ptace On this continent.
was grand aei'i' ard suggestive Of sri.
a.s and victories OF the army Of the Poto-
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Gen. 0heridnn ana senff.

New YORK. May 22.-Gen. Sheridan and
staff. who arrived here to-day, left this
evening for Cincinnati on their route to the
Southwest, having been appointed to the
command OF the Department Of Texas.-
He will immediately assume control of the
troops now in the Southwest, together with
such additional cavalry forces as the ext
geacies of the service may require to be
placed at his disposal. The cavalry forces
formerly commanded by Gen. Sheridan,
will be under Gen. Merritt during the COM
ing grand review, in the absence Of Gen.
Crook. It is understood that Gen. Custsr
and Gen. Merritt will join Gen. Sheridan
In the Southwest.
The following officers comprise the staff
of Gen. Sheridan: Gen. Forsyth, chief OF
staff; Col. Newhall, AdJt General; Major
Lee. A. A. General; Col. Forsyth and Ma
iors Gillespie, Allen, Moore and Kipp.
The arrival Of Cen. Sheridan in this city
was known to but few persons, and it il
understood that he received the visits OF
some Of the pablo functionaries. His time
has been employed in visiting objects Of
interest in this city.
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MeK;St.u EeUs.

New YORK, May 2o.-The New Orleans
iTae Delta, Of the 1874 ;ast., has the fol.
lowing:
A gentleman v-hs ilss recently arrived
IN this city from E,rana, informs us tina,
re met Ex- Senator G sin, of California, q.
that place. ;.tt. was StcWn undoubted ev-
idence that Souor:, eas been coded 70
France by Macmillan. DR.. Gwin also
showed our intorniaIi', whose veracisy ia
beyond question, his ;,.tent of nobility az
Duke of the F1ench Province Of Sonora,
signed by the Emperor Of tho French and
bearing tie seal OF Trance.
The steamer Evening Star from New Or
leans l3th, has arrived. The papers con-
tain some Mexican i.ews.
When Col. Law aud Hickey went out "a
attack the Liberals Kt Nevada, the greater
part of his cavalry deserted when ordered
to charge. He lr.i upon them with his
infantry and conlutarced retreating, but he
was pursued and himself killed. The re-
mainder of his troops surrendered imnae.
diately.
The Liberals had marched within eight
miles of Mijaris.
Maxi,uilian's native troops cannot be
trusted
A letter from Rio Grande says now rev
olutlons has troEeu cut ON the frontier,
Both the Bartigas, have Joined with the
French st Cans-;,n under Leon. aud Il wgs
expected would attack Matamoras.
The steamer Coz sti.ution from Aunapo.
liz has arrived With 30 paroled soldiers. !,
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Gen. Forrest not Dead-.He IL for
Pence.

CArEo. May l9.-Nen. Forrest tss1led an
address to his troops On the 9th inst, an
and advising them to lay aside all feeling
Of aninosity ard revenge, and cheerfully
submit to the powers that be-. Go home
and be good citizens and use their best Of
forts to restore peace and order.
The Memphis Bulletin denies the story
of Forests death.
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Gen. E.anka.

NEW YoRK. Mny % The Tribune says
an avowed reluctance, regarding the way
RS virtually ended. HIS wished to resign
aud retire 70 private ifo He fingered in
this city Till the lstea, moment, with the
hope that his wisn n,ould be granted, but
II was not, .nd % szas directed by Score
tazv Stanton ,int ~ v.it, to the President
again on the sEh;.et
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m shwhackers near q stacy.

QUINCY, May 2L-Si1 tusswhackeFs,
supposed to be Missourians, entered Fow-
,ar Station. on the G.. 3. d Q. f. r., II
miles east Of here. this evening. After
robb;ns the express agent. freight agent
ard store, they left, probably to rob so;ae
to the river. They claimed to be 80 strong,
ana that the balance were not far of. No
damage was done to the railroad track or
FOL oOra nh WiYea.
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NEW York, May 23.-The Richmond
Wing announces the arrival Of two DIM
sions of the 9Th Army Corps. Gen Wright'sy
commanded by Gems Gettys and Ricketts,
respectively In Manchester.
Gen WheAton'e' division Of the Same
Corps remains behind. being distributed
Ct different points between. Richmond and
Danville. One brigade ia stationed at Tho
latter place.
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Froua Califefnia.

SAN FRAEolsco, May 22-Gen. McD0w-
ell has convened military conRission n
try the rebel pirates, under the command
Of Hogg alias Ens0n, arrested in N0vem-
her last, while attempting tn ssise the
steamer Salvador. They were brought
hither on the steam frigats Lanoaster, esv-
eral months ago. and have .bsen confined
|oftheir guilt are believed to be irrefragxble.
The remnants Of The It'll regiment OF Cal.
Ss0ruia volunteers sailed Tor Arizona TO.
The f.sat Moors's Flats on the lstb. de-
stfOyed ona-third Of the town. ~,
The Honolulu ship Polly Nelson, brings
Sandwich Island dates % May 18th. !,
Some registering midshipmen Of the brit
lab chip Clio, unused great feeling Of In
|dignatiOn among the Americana st Homo
lulu, by removing the national ensign from
over the fsll Of Richmond. The Captain 81
the Clio compelled the midshipmen 70 res
t0ee tbs Gag and make . public apology al.
ter expressing bin own fsSree It Che 00eurs
TAs ship Monsooa Of Boston ~as tot Il
HoWland's island on tho 10Th OF January.
The American fesid00to ct Honolulu
o1served April 18th - day for special
rejoicing over the good nsWD Of the fall q
Richmond. a procession Wa formed,
which sang John Brown, and nnarehed 70
where patriotic speeches Wefe DELIVERED
The greatest enthusiasm w. manifested.
In tho evening there were fireworks and
Later arrivals from China bring Hoag
Kong dates Of March q, which say moth.
ing Of the supposed presence Of the pirate
Shenandoah Ia the Chinese ocaa.
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From Florida.

NEW York. May 2.-The government
Mobile Point, 10th, has arrived.
81. Marks and Tallahassee surrendered
to or forces On the Oh.
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Aheridasn at New York.

NEW Yoak, May q. Gen. Sheridan met
with most enthusiastic reception In this
city last evening. The street in front Of
his hotel was filled with dense mass Of
citizens. The General was called on fcr
speech, but declined.
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+ HUNTSVILLE, Ala, May 2l.-Hon. Jere
Cle.nen: s.u I,n1 !. 81 Sts'e e..;aenos IL
this city this morning It hall pase !, q
oonsesiiou Of the lungs.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, May ::22.-The Department
Headquarters have received dispatches
OF Col. Taylcr, cop,uandsr Of ~ guerail.
las in Sou;h west Missouri and Northwest
Arkansas. The folls Of his entiEe com
lnand ar. now bt,ing inadeout They spf
ronGer III. tie horses. arms and equipmente
aud take TIE OATH Is tla.igs n. rr,.,s, !, :.
Dushwhackers aqA also cQmipg Into Eek;
ington, Glasgow. Macon; CITY and other
places, delivering themselves up. asd TAX
Ing the oath. The prospects are that BUSH
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US. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD sc Es.
100000. i 80


By authority oe IT, Secretary Of The 1rsasaly:
the underlined, the General subsesiptsca
Aesnt for Tie sais IL Unitsd stassjasssusttiss.
onets 70 the public ths third series u Treasury
Notes, beating sev6n and enreesesntnD Pc cent.
Interest, Per annum. known q tho ,9r
'3l' SEveN.IHInTy LOAN. an =
l6uued under date OF July lseh.
lsda6, and asosjayanls three ysazs num taat asto
In currency. OK are convertible q the option q
theholder into M s., f...s.4 81
q. =. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD.BEARING BONDS
These bonds arc now worth . handsome peo-
MUM. ana are exempt, ~ are al the Govern
ment Bonds from &ase. oonny and ns,S,ietpo1sas-
alton, .ohich atss from one q ree pr cens per an
nun to TIER value. according to therase levied o.
other properly. rhs Interest u payable ssn1-
annually ~ coupons attached 70 each nsesl
whioh may be cut Oh snd sold % any bank q
banker. 800 -, t4s
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Fror Cairo nnn ReIov.

MENPHls. Idhy D,--iVs8 CAIRO, May Il. J
The Influx 0. painiel prisoners caused
great excitement among the negro troops
here. A plot II rise al:u murder every reb-
Ell III Memphis IL r,Ssange for the Fort Pill
low massacre sag discovered last night,
aud white troops put on guard. During
the uiGEt The nrpfora attempted to come
out OF tae fort. but were met by the white
troops, and after short skirm1sh, in which
20 were killed and wounded, were driven
back. snd are Tow under strong guard.
Natche3 tetcsGi the 18th cay Gen. Far.
rar has j;:st returned from an expedition
to HGrrisons.rg, where he captured the
entire rebel garTistn.
Cairo, May 2i-a.2je bales Of cotton
passed here TO-DAY. $50 of which wore for
Cincinnati, $50 ivr st. Louis and tho re-
;nainder for the Eass. 49, -
Gen. J. f.. SE1itt EAs superseded General
Washburne.
NEw ORLEANS, Msy l5. (via Cairo, a. y
The True Delta OF yesterday published
theOepo1t that Kirby Smith had becn as
sassinate.! hy Major Mckee, with whom a
difficulty growth, cut of cotton specula-
tons had occurred.
The Delta Of this evening says tbs re-
port IL confirmed By rebel colder from
jackson.
Acting Master Alfred Washburne, OF the
steamship Port Royal, while riding In q
carriage, was shot End killed By sentry
In Leon street.
The telegraph between New Orleans and
New York will he completed In three Of
four days. the only gap being 6oeWeef
Montgomery and Cpelopsa.
The fiiat direct nail fol Mobile and New
York will leave to-day In the steamer
Rhode Island.
The steamer ST. John was burned near
Mobile on the l2sh. Boat and baggage q
total loss.
The steamer FEny Shung arrived ye6ter-
day. She reports that on the night OF The
lid, shc passed largo barque on Florida
reefs, between Cores Fort and Ksy Light.
A large slde-wheel steamer, supposed to
be the Guiding Star, with her machinery
much damsged, anchored not fer OF from
Floating Light, AUD vas boarded by the
gunbnat Cherokee. All we'll.
The schooner Alice Lee. from New York.
With q large number Of vessels from In.
fected ports, is lying ct quarantine.
Cotton. quiet, at nc for low middlipG.
Gen. Heron occupied Clinton and Asky-
ha, and is rebuilding the telegraph 70 0lin-
ton, whence the rebels have . line working
north almost to our lines.
The utmost good feeling u exhibited
throughout Eastern Louisiana. The poo-
pie are overjoyed 81 the termination OF the
war.
Tho railroad between Bayou Sara and
WoOdvil!e will b. i1nlnex2iafe2y repaired.
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q. .. $50 SIX PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS

ES&SseO ~ ~ VIC - WA, -
promsl,y FURNISHED spoa ssssaps q sslszaD.
0oue 4alesf 5.s n ey#s y 3EA f,g7+.
F The noaos q ~ Third Series ass pFssissab
similar IN form sn4 privileges . Tie ssvsa-
Tnar,ias already sold, sxoept thas the oovsea-
men: reserves to itasif the OPTION ospAyiagia-
k.eas IN eo,d dOt4 < Z PEI eeat. insssaAsfs'
s.leths In currency eubAeribssU v.n AsiRna ne
int<rsetl In sus5eaeS up = Jay isth. - ~ tano
The delivery OF the notss 81 this Third sse3ss
ofths 9svsn-thirlles VIII eommenoa % tie -
ofJuns, ana vip b made promptly and eontia-
udusly sttsr that data.
The slight change made In ths eosdit,oas e.
this THIRD SERIES smssfs only The mater q
interest The iaymsaS aesld. ifaadA W1uho
equivalent - ~ cslnsGey iAs&s1 oetAs high~
..aa Ae asa2e2- t.psa tsl Ys,a asa. - .gs..ti +.
! The return 70 specie payssats. IN ~ svSat q
which only vn taS spsioat 70 ~ Asnus =
cold b availed 81, would . reduce ~ (sQuallaN
prices that pasehases made with III - eeas ~
se,d would - hally equa, 70 Those mads vttA
seven and three-tenths pr cent IN euff0cy.-
This ~ t.1 ~ .s,sa ..s5f.t.at "a -
: The Only Loan IL Market
Row offered hy the Government, and ~ sapoEa>
GREAT poevlAnl DAN Of TIE PE0Ple
Ls1 thaa aauopuo II tnsIoaa sathosADDd - !
Congress 80 now On " market 1hisazaouas
i tas1a.. : xvA,sh 8 |. bs.as aaorbsa ~m ~ I
- sas,esaRss ~ 81 sfzt =! aAs., yhsh ~
nosee yin n soe y1 !. 9 Piu1
sphas ualalx Aesa IA ~ "a e'e el e. - !,
subscltptiens1e1 thes lpAaa-. ,.as ca - ST..
ssteF tAsh sa';'s gs4 q . 20 .aa -
Asp q the - - aasOrdsa q hnalit'sS 4 -
thxipg ssst la4a IA Nsslenfl Banks CO.
hanks ~ Private Reqken taroughoat u
county have gepsrally agreed to receive 0a.
scripstons ct par. Subscribers via select thsir
own agents. 3 whom Toy have eoaadsnes. sna
who only anto - respon.iS,e for the dslivs5
.: the nosss for which they receive orderA
]. en- = ssds gst JAZZ COOKE,
opbscr1ption Agent. Philadelphll
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL m RECEIVED BY I'm
F1esT NATIONAL RANK Of BuRLlN01Us.
STATE RANK .. 90.
znRyci-dAwis3nt 1901
TIlHN NINTH NATIONAL BANK
o. TIE crrY % NEW roRS.
CAPITAL 81, OOD, 900 PAID IN.
FISCAL AGENT OF TEX UNITED sTATHR:
AND SPECIAL AGENT FOB JAZZ COOKE, sur
gCRIpTyoN AGENT,
VIII deliver $50 Hoses, Free CT charge. .,
express. In all parts Of the country. anil receive
In payment Checkson New York, PhlladelphiA.
and Boston. current bills. and all I'VE par cent
interest notes. with intercs: 70 date Of suhocED.
ton. ORDERs sent byiman VIII - pronptly
dlled.
This BANK receives the accounts q DanADanA
bankers On favorable tefns: alsool tndty1AOnlo
keeping New Yoek aoeoanta.
IT H114 caaair. 10 o1vM. lsssA
mi4ehAlAW2n
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con except tho one have mentioned seem
ID perfectly bswildered On the stage.-
I felt much moved at Booths going
away. lcould not possibly b satisfied
petsoo than tho one who went out. The
psnon saw inside the door was In post
eion, had he been 20 disposed. tn interrupt
the exit Of Booth. He showea co agitation
IKE other people,
BY MI. Ewing-No one, I meant. could
oaVs obstructed Booths motions except
one. The man nearest the door could have
opened It and gone out before did. Itwas
Ammedtstely within his control.
BY Mr.. Ewing-Cannot say whether
shefe was any person on tho stage or In the
passage a. went out. Knew an assassi-
nsAcn had been committed; they acted II
astounded.
hoht A. Campbell resides in Montreal
1m farst Teller in Ontario Bank OF Nor
MA. Aosntiied bank account Of jacob
1 thompson. I: commenced May Goth,
aeva, pr'os to that he had lef, sterling e1-
D1alee 0tawn en- rebel agents at Liver
poor .! London for collection. Az soon az
st,.aH advised US OF bills being paid the
pss:s.s were placed TO his credit. The first
a..oss were bad On May 90, auu 2,0o0
yunas vas the amount. The account was
. $3.50 Apr,l lish, 1865. The aggregate
snha uun' % Tue Credit was 6i9.373 dollars.
H. 20 no" oalsnce Of 81, $50 duo him.
f a. nas ~, Drawn nearly $3co, 600 since the
..a s; lAe bought at one time SlC0, 600 in
"" 49,, exchange. The 6rst entry in
a. p nno last - was On IL 4ta, for check Of
49, al tnese is receipt under date o.
1h.n v ,,. .of w, 200, which was to DO paid
,S*4o ste.,,,n .n.ed: He purchased April 9Th
ss.l;n ..s's..og exchange, az also 900 ster'
oe purchased 600, 600 sterlins exchaneo
Aas" thompson personally. Hs ~