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c1z1cACo.DEH GOODS n1AHKEr.

MONDAY EVENING, May Is.
The Dry Goods market Was moderately active
to-day, considering that as general rule. the,c
a,c few buyers In town on Mondays. Values are
st"sdy snd urchsuged. Adyiccs received to-day
from New York report steady market We
quote:
Prints Merimac II; Coeheeo 90; Pa.3ac Is /;
Dnnnel1s sii; Manchester "a; Richmond y :;
American IS; Duchess B 2sa; Sanders %.
6ipehams-L:ncaster 81; Glasgow 80; Roam
uke rs.
Brown sheetinps-stewartzs 81; AelGosd 50;
Aeuwam a: Appleton D a71; Swift RIYcz 2s !;
Dwight a 5aE-
Bleached Goods-New York Mills ds}; Wam-
sutta 40; Bates s7i; Waltham II ). Lonsda'e So /;
Canoe is.
Denime-Amo.keag,c cs; Manctestes, 45; Union,
Coz Iaymakers, 50; Milford, at; Corn City, ~.
stripee-Ar1oskeag, IS; York, 50; Falls, 81 !;
Unessvilla, sei@s9i.
Corset tJrans-Laconia, a2l: Globe, aa} Naun1-
ktag, SIT.
Brown Dri]ls-Doott and Laconla, 4oe.
.nc1otrao- %
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lis fol4y to longer charge Hr. Ilneotn with re.
eponaibilirr tor any Isolated oecurFeace-2rs4,se
II al il would be to nccnse 4 nan convicted 4f
cold blooded murder oi having been guilty ofpetr
IL larceny. To aay that he 1s completely respon-
sfb.e for The present thoroughly dia9raecful con
dillon in which the u1tion finds ltseN httet au IL
, 1865-05-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MAaKpr.

LuhRER-RrceiYcd, 1,'sl II shipped, 6 m, VIE
The ss1tys1 Of the utkcson aEd Greer BaT fleets and
additional srrr&s IRON Grand River, The c1eek Il fu
oi cir9oes-fo many for the demand. Taere 1, bn,
little inquiry from the city Dealers who,s docks ars
well nlled, and country buyer4 are hold
Ing aloof with The anticipation OF \
ttill further dec ine. Folders were pretty nru,
In their views this morning.. and although
trad dsafged s1owly, saturcay4 ruling ngur.s were
maintained. CARO- sales Fere:
Cargo schr Westchester from s9uskestn, 1e0r1 e
tt'tfs, from common logs, at st4 % sold ny O,D;lL
Car Q schs Hanger. from Kalzrnazoo, 1sn y strip
Ism Campbell & Mco.es mi1s, at 315.co; cargo schs
Ecsa Belle, from Mauistee, 12sm strips, ut Slss3
scld by Diekford. Cargo Scar I.atca, hon GranL
Ryte 1cern, strips hsance nstxed, $t4o0. sold by
Ir'sh & Fall r: cargo sehE. Feater. from Ausktson,
sm s.1tps balance well cut assorted a. $5 so:l
By II. Keel.de; cargo tchr. Adfiat!c, from Grand
IIver, 11tm, neas.y X strips. balance vel cut coz
mon. al Sl4 50, sold BY Thsosp.
:; SHtNGLEs-RaceiEed 1293m: Shipped 2os un The
msf ct Ia dull ant 12Hc lewtr. with saes at 7aa.t@
IS 50 Tor sawed. Sale Som. shared at Is % On deck
LATH-Recety.o 1870 N shipped 1esm. Th1'u.rsst
Is qu,et and eser With aalcs Of l5om pr Schooner
Ithsca, at s. ssh.
N. ruots vtrL urIcsk II fn11nEs:
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO,

nIna Ian Rnss SoIes AshsnIJ. niW*ufee. tund,i*s-
R5os PS.a R't sEssa baa. = .aaa.,e..
Prop o,1.v1 W'.fen a,aaa Haven lis lumbar
ssS:!;: e.. .o','s' tics AMI
B.,ans F. E.; shtg?: rs ssnonsa SO n tumb.
eeE, tFo@ g., G1ssn :. 1. Ras. ~ - .
221qae Rar;on, Hsumo1d. ssH saaaSo: Nv N 'uo'oes-
Eris s. y. S:o5s. Ey:5eii. 1aasIs
sshI RaSsETinssS sEi sS5ssIsoa; $; Josepa.t - sso1.
sehr LaSs.fce Tnofsen. Two G1seE = sHse aese p,s,.
90 3 5.i5E: sa,s - ,ls4 1r..+.a., ,,..a s.'''
Scar AtrSttc. Rtsis, Grand Htyen, 50 N lumber 100
sebr Go. clover M,onv. Grand Haven. 70 nj ,nub-r.
sshr E:d q,a-. cuddy. Grand H.v:n, IS m lumber.
CO... 2:e sol.E
schr HAT b'tr: rrtgan- Greed HaYen 20 Il lnuber
ss ses as.s a'.a ss.'s n. 10
Sch. .9y .ses;s' er.sa H,,.n. 60 cord, wood
Schr Wayne. Wslsrtn, St. Jc2. Do, is "a Yood.
sshF sehF sqEs g.
sehr s:si2 2ses es.a .aurs.ss,n o,osn py. 100 sn,p
sssSS: 81. !: !. r::::en, sxset, ,o.xsge.
sehs ~ + s.ifss k,Fx Grand Haven. Is m ii inbeE
Sss, sssr f:s E;;t51 NIX II: aty.r 100 lumber.
eA sse pesse ss Aaa't'so' 'e' m 'a'aGls and
sehr srhr ,f ,ou;hersn k9l,n kalamazoo. 3 m lumber
sSI f:ss ltss = = ios SSssi lumber
Ell GeS4uae, M0ttA. ha1atRszoo 70 m lutub.r
s.! ks.sos: aise;s lumbar
sehr He R!ad sn : n; csc e p M1 k:eon 90 q ium6
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xsther-d tto the1mtted transactions ths aelinx In
the msaket u wlhour change rom tbs clezlux ssicss
OF l2at week.
Zae reported sslAs ara - tanovs:
CATTLE aALEs TO-DAY
=. YoAT wAyKx yAKp1.
Cooley 4 Co, so.d Ta!cott, 81 hs2d good EniroH
steer, nyfrsysox l. 80 At - co.
Adams soid Ha1osch. is2 hssd. ave1nyinE l.bsa as
3ia5. ,.n
Waiwork Il HsllonY soil K1sman 3 heal afair,tsess
aaaee4s sold Zlxler u had, averaging LIT. II
5.73.
geassy s,la Trench II had. averaging 1,s''' At
60l. -
Bcnt1y sold Trench II hesd. aver..iug l.ed'. At
Ss1A
W.:wosk Ms!.esy ssld Mallory It. bsad, Avsfas'
lDE 1,li5 It t6 s.k.
MICHIGAN soC1ux3x yA1Ds.
!: Grd>ey so1d Lousl.a 4 Wau l! head Averaging
SANE TO Lae b,1shesd averaging ST Is st 35.:s.-
Same to Wehn d TO. GO eId averaging - ut 6.I5-
same 10 sstne eahead averaging 1908 rs At $500.
H0G9-Ihe receipts to-day were t,7l5, a4d. tne
shipments s,es'. Iha entered sales fuos up ST. :.
Is. .co for stock, to IS EoGes- IS for good
The lupp:y Is good and the teaeud equally actfvn
vc.1 few wBte LET; over Ksom sa!1sdsy, H4 ouoto
thr market - unchanged.
The ta1l~ wing are the ssl's:
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Cook County Strip was dull, with light galca on
the Stock Board at ~. The b1okerst rates are Q,
luy!ng, and ss selling.
The Produce markets were dull, and without
sny m:'er15l change in prices. WAeat Vas eaaiar;
Coin i0sc lower; oat. 3c higher; RYE &c higher:
and Mess Pork about 51.5) per brl lower,
Friday Inst IN New Yortr forat.n evc,.,r,
was unusns1]v ect,ve for s,turaaS,. s-.,,,.S 80
linz ~. sa,a fssa,. - 80 ~ ~ eo @ oses
the market II st1, easv st ss., ana,,1 III
a.d ez11o pcr = cent for iI,zconnts D p ' VI .As''
-Ihe New York Commercial! ddrertistr Of
Friday last says: "From OH intercourse With
Importers and from the opinion OF othars who
s,..s.. - Asssoas MIA wat ct&ss o1 nef-
progress for very large importation for the al II
-.Tha s,s,, h.,,,a -,
. asa.s 'sanks o1 BOSTON are no" reduced 70
The web.ter Bank having Itnea c.nita1 1t a1u ~
ouIys3o,co0. TAtrty.e,eht Of The o1a institutions
are now working uner t1,a nator,1 ~.
= 07l etocks In Pittsburgh arc lsnsuId. The
50 es On Saturday last we're lctt IA the folIov.no
quotations; Cherry Run i Pittsburgh. 11o: Ia
''efcnsnts, u; Caeffy KuE q Blood Farm. Is.
The 1httssnrRh Commercial OF Saturday last
att1butea the recent depression in the oil s,oek
ns,he. 81 fn'4aaeiph'a' to fhs Developments
MADE N me preliminary Investigations tato the
late declarations Of the teller OF the Commercial
wa n,csrn, NJ c,,1,,.,,c a..
s,o~ ~ 49,, ~ W. .o.o".a&' 4son .na LONDON
esaT o1 Apf1 y. ~ showing that the London
press has It's supporters Of United Statts credit
as well e Its detraetnr.. ~'00'''
Va ~, ~ WNt
~ Nroeg IN every pseiction Which II ayeI 1d
ia schieyon, 1ottctG ~, y nas ,hesan anew
OCtfnG$f Ind rt1G ~.
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sons ne understand they arc not as destrue-
tive to growing crops as In dry ones because
the plant having an abundant supply Of Juices
can afford to spare what they take from it,
but in dry seasons they do immense damage.
parasite that lives upon Its young, Piercing
The egg which the mother lays, it deposits
one oi its own inside which hatchlng first de-
ycurs it's chamber and then Issues forth to
commence career against the living. In this
way we learn the Weevil has been aim 7st
e.adicated frem western New York. The
succeeded as yet In arrcsting Its marvellous
spread
, 1865-05-16

fE The N. 7. Tribune of Friday last s,ys
that Mr.. Charles A. Washburn, our Minister
to Paraguay, and member OF d;stin-
Euished family including Gen. Washburn
Senator Washburn and c1-Goy. Washtarn,
Of Maine, WIS married In that city on Tnurs-
cay, The l1th inst, to Miss sallie Catherine,
daughter OF Frederick Cleaveland, Esq, OF
Reading, Pa. The services were performed
by Rev. Dr.. Huttiug, and took place at the
residence Of Henry cleveland, Esq, In
Washington Square. 4 large md brilliant
party Of gucstR, comprising many celebrities,
assisted st the occa.ion the fist Erooms-
man being Capt Wilson Bsrs.ow, Chief
Commissav of Muster and A. D. C. % Gen
Dix. Mr.. Waslbnrn is NOW on leave Of ab-
seLee from his station, bat Will return to Pa
raguay with his b.lde,. after q nuptial tour
through The States. It Is understood that
the Government will tender him The use of
-F- 1T
, 1865-05-16

lEtereet1nR News Summnry-Trcasury
HlnttcrrThe L6tc heb :ll1on-SpicT
Correspondence Of Sherman and Hail.
leck-mIlftAry n shsters.

NEW YonK, May 15.-Ihe New York Tri5ans's
special has the followirR:
:" Arrangements ate making at the Trc1:1rJ TO
psy of The I'd and 9Th corps, now cncamped IN the
rear OF A1e1xndrla, within the n"3t two week.
1.-The Government has PAID ous $i3o .000,EO on
itE debt during The month.
stThe Goyernmcnt expects to be IN telegraphlr
cnta.upnlca.ior with Mobile by to morrow night.
TIE guertilts bare sub.dcd and thus far the Etres
have NOT bccn molested between Washington ond
GeorR1t.
the he'd Of the Froc tmen's Bureau.
1Geueral Fhcrmap'e 1rmy started from Rtch-
npud on Fridsy, ard will be here. with the Con
crsi at it, head, OF "Wednesday OF Thursday"
The New York Tines Washington special says:
"Tbe work OF reorganizing the army is engaging
the earnest attention Of the Genera1.in Chief the
War Department, and mnny OF the leading con-
members. The question as to which troope viii
be Z us{ered out, and which retalned, is not fully
decidec, but 1t Is probable that thnse who>e terms
e1irc prior 70 October mex will be fist attended to-
It il believed. however, that In reorgantztng the
army. m. opportunity will be given for every
worthy officer and every good soldier to rematn
N he fergtce. To this end IN ordes Will ba Is
sneo. requiring department commanders to 1scer-
LIN lie ncnbtr Of ot13eera desiring to remain In
uhe eekstse, and to appoint Bosrds to determine
uItr qoaligcatops, ard report thereon"
b" general order, Lieut. Gen.. Grant has ro-
, 1865-05-16

We have already announced the seizure, bY Mr..
PEesbusy, Government detective, OF the distillery
belonging to. ". H. Buchanau, al Lyons, Iowa,
and also one belonging to Amos Neill, Of Canaan
che, Fame Slate. investigations have developed
the fsct that there is deficit in the returns Of the
former distllEery from, Jauuary 1865 to May, 1865
OF slss, ,563.es, aud in tho Camanche concez1 OF
Sts,540.73. But about the rors. feature Of thesc
sNlndl1nG transactions IS 'ae apparent fact that
Terry E. Gatca, Inspector aad Dep1ty Collector
at Lyons, has participated Ii these Frauds aud Er
Prestury has caused his srtzt. Ru:hanan claims
that he his paid Gates money to ALLOW him to sbIp
hieh.ine, unreported. and Nell aseerts that he
paid Gates st,4oo for the SINE purpose, and that
Gates attempted to extort fr'm him s1,0a0 far the
eame purpose. Gatce Is h1h in s., a,0oo to auawer.
These facts are gathered frtE7 the Lyons Mirror.
, 1865-05-16

~ The laying down Of the new Atlantic
cable will probably be attempted in July.
On April 24th, fourteen hundred miles had
been st ased OIL board tie Great Eastern, and
the work WIS proceeding q. the rate Of TWEEN.
ty-fvc miles Il day. Electricians are kent
constantly employed in passing currents
through the cable, and evary foot Is subjected
to The seyerest tests. I'll. weight of the ca
Bile is 400 pounds to the lauttcal mile, while
that of 1858 weighed only 261 pounds. The
experiments made are said to have establish
ed the fact that If The enterprise is a SUCCESS.
At least Twelve words 3 minute can be trans
mitted across the broad Itlautic. It is con.
s'dercd that the problem is reduced simply
to question whether July will be month
ct moderately temperate Weather. Probably
ono or mere vessels frora our navy will be
detallcd to take part In the great work,
, 1865-05-16
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
The Order for Cutting Down tha Vol
Nnaetr Cavalry Forces .f tha Army.

MAR prrAr1HEs7, z AD.'7 GEn's or11cE,l
OF armies and Department., ali volunteer solisrs
Of The sava1sy arm whose term Of service viii ex.
out md daeharged tic .efvee Of the Huitsd
Sss n the s''d troops the f'oH
spce with existing regulations, by ths comm:s.
.areb ot mnstsIs q divisions, nn:ier The die:
ticna or commi;saries Of mu.ters OF corps or
I'd. Army and department commauders will
forthwith ascertain the number or men within
their respective eomu1nds 10 he discharged, and
report the came disect to the Psymas.er General
to The Adlntaat General. sad report uastspsc,;y %
the NUMBER Of eact regiment or company, il an
I'd. The Paymastcr General will :rrnueo to make
immt d1ate RAY mens to the men discharged, s.fd
payments to be made in the armies Of depart
ments 10 which tho Een may ba serving at the
u-All cavalry remaining In eervsce after the
aforesaid discharges have been INSIDE will be iu,-
met1,ie1S ccazel:dattd into compile m,z:mnu
let- ArMy and department commanders will ss-
let and designate Tie organizations 10 bo coa.ol-
I'd. Organizations from the SAME Stale will be
ecnso1sdated with each other.
I'd. All sureruuna.rary commis stoned and non
comnissfoned officers wiz be mustered out tie
'uate the cnEsollcadon Of their respective com
msuts is made.
4'h. The commls.ioned and non.commIssfouetl
eMeefs TO be retained. Eat exceeding the legal
umter. Will te selected By army and depart men!
commander.
9Th. The proper comnIfs,r1ea Of mn.tefs and
their asttstants will he cher.t d, under existing
tiils.
IM-corps- apd department Commanders VII,
zee that the work is pushed with energy, and exc
cated accurately and promptly, using to this end
GtVts1op and brigade comnandeis to snperiutaud
T., With lheir respective stsf officers to aid the
mn: ter1Eg officer to collecting the necessary dlts
for the trsnefe7 rolls tSee Circular No. 6f series
OF 1s4. Ad3utaut Generals Otlce, muster out ,ls
and other Necessary ditchTge papers, a. we'll as
the preparation Of the samh
V:-Hor:fs and other public properly rendered
Eurpln: bJ Tho reduction ii tbs forces will .bo
turned otct to and cared fer by the proper officers
q the supply departments concerned.
], =. Regimcutal and company. records rendered
70 longer necessary, will 3e thken charge Of by
The proper CommfFssfJ nfAusterH, and forward.
ed 10 the Adjuiaat General or the army. The
records Of each company OF regiment must he ar
ranged by themselves. and he package soutaintDg
them marked distinctly with tie contents
VI: Commies1ries. OF mu@tcrs and their aslst-
aDts viii be held responsible that tbe Necessary
rolls arc delivered ard Forwarded to their lesstna-
t!on with unnecessary cslay
BY order Of the Secretary OF War,
E. D. TowEsEEU, Il
Assistant Adjutant General,
THOMAS M.NrECEST,
Asaists1t Adjut,nt General,
, 1865-05-16

!iered Msjor General Dana from the command Of
~. IT, neparent m o. the Mississippi and ordered
orders. Ms1or General Warren succeeds Gen.
Returned Rebels Going to Work on
the1r rR0fmA-R abroad fyon1nnntrne
ion south from Rich mond,
NEw fonE, HAY, ,1s.-rhe New York 7-.1sn..t
Weshinetan SPECIAL says: II civilian who @ rams
tstough virginia en- horacback tn tbs track of tbe
81 eorps, and two days IN lis rear iepurts that lie
ns9s5 Wsoy s1w n95 hs:td of easIs
were some returned rebel oficers All, sol.
riss9 e sa'l o.. wearing their uniforms for
1usys 1us,y t9 e.. farming viii theif own
naeoS ~" Momen are still defiant, bat the mtn
aone ,ho1 1or 'hs Sn sake Of peace aud agrcuure as
wicked work Of destroying the Union.
me New aotk 1fibuHe's Riehmou7 corrcspon-
Gent Gays Hunter was arrested Mt hts hn1as in
Mcintyre, OF the 10Th New York.
ha1lroad communication between Richmond
snd t6o South is beng established a. tast poss
bic There Is but very little materi. in tle cot,n.
try f1t to repair thf roads with. -. ~A'S 9e--s
, 1865-05-16
\ EEIE LATE REBELLION.
From Me tntcomery-TheO Occupa11 on OF
he Capital OF Alabama.

NV YoEK, Nay 15.-The Htrdlds Mon.zom-
cry tAa.) correspondence gives additional details
Of the capture OF that place. Tho place, it wilt
remembered, was nrst taken possession Of by
Ger. Wt!eop, on hie grind cavalry rad through
Alabama and Georgia, during the early part Of
last month. The prosecutlon OF his enterprise re-
i wss uno:cnp!ea BY the nltiona1 forces from the
18th to the 2ath ult. at which Inter date General
4. j. Smith, with the 18th army corps, tfe1 par
sgain untnrled oTer the place the glorious na:iou-
~ bsnner never again to be Superseded by the
vile ensign Of treason. The rebel forces, prevt-
bales of cotton.
This correspondent rays that the great r,ass Of
the people cf Alabama arc rejoicing At the down
ftt OF the rebelllon, and their restoration to the
Tnfor =
, 1865-05-16
GEN. SHERMAN.
Hla Letter to Jnc LohuBt0n-Coufident
thar the MenAor snuum Bargain will
he H2ti1ed-DoHhIx hIx A. 70 Its l0caat0y
Ms Dlssfust Of Lawyers.
HEADQUARTERS Ml1. DIV, OF THE Mt.a

v.
In TIE FIE1.o, kA1E1on, II. e., april a,
General ]. E. John.son, commanding Confederate
Gep:lsl: !,sna +; 9 yea Letter for Gen. Wilson
lis csretr. He may mist1ust Telegraph: thera
fore better ssnd the original, for 10 cannot mis-
9ke ny hsrs Ss, Slt6 S,a6a which be +
q + f.! T. 9s,. n, % asaa
lily Of bia gai99f = up !,s to For Rome Or Dalton;
our poestssis n, hut it is not minute or oicisi % "
Gen. Baker sent In to me, wanting to an,rerdrr
his command, on the theory that the whole Cor.
him. or his staf officer, the exact trnth' and ie}
him 10 act rs he thought proper. Ue seem. ~
have disbanded his men, depoa1tei lev ANS ~
TonT actior. will not bold him h. NAV amai,s Us
arms subject to any condition other than he ina1
one we may 51; sgrefe e. on; I,,o, n;..s
on Wedr esday and s. ri pase 9@
notify you OF the 1e.ult By the actlo9 If issG5
Weitztl in relation to the Virginia LeeislstuIs!
fell ceststn We Ky ag:s St9 70 trouble op tAe scors o
be lie lawyers will want us 10 define more minnte.
II what Il mesnt by the gu.rantee Of Rights Of
9pa p.1ps'ya ty,a6 e sG,sa ao
tiq:ts, AID ''lea!es Of plantations" on he N,s,s
ejrp1, Of 'sy1cant and abandon.d' ~ pl;ntatnn1 7
wieh you to talk to TIE best men you haYe On
rn room tor angry controversy. As3'7
believe tha: If the South would sinply and
nuhic17 declare, what We all feel that sIsyer1 ia
fcad. TINT you would Inaccurate an era or neare
apo prosperity that would soon ctfIec tbs rayaoes
CT the past iour years Of war Negroes would r.
cheap labor, which otherise will pc driven away:
and it will eaye the country the genseleas ilacns
Eions which hare kcpt US al In hot water for aft5
Although, strictly speaking, this Is no subject
Of d noilitnry c>nyenti5n, yet sm honestly CON
ynced that our simple declaration OF result will
be accepted a Rood lay ever everywhere. OF course,
or any other potut Of our agreement; but know
tho effect OF such step by us will ba universally
an. With grea: respect, 5cnr obeaien1 servant,
w. T. SHERMAN,
Major General, T. s. A.
The abevc letter WIS Wtitten' to tho rebel
General after the memorandum" had been
stoned and. before he had heard Of its sccep-
ton IN Washington. Heseems perfectly CON
Gdert that the. extraordinary agrecmens
would receive tie sanction Of the Govern.
ment, H admits thu: '' It may he construed
into compact for us to undo the past as to
The rights Of slaves, &C., aud then very weak
~ and Silly wishes that Johnston would
",a!k to the best men you hare On these
points," Tho best men with whom he would
talk wcrc B,eckinrldge, JEFF. Davis, Beuia-
min, Vance,. and shareholders of that ilk,
Does any one doubt how hhsy would interpret
the memorandum" which recognized the
legality aud validity Of the "existing rebel
State gorerhments," and declared that the
laws Of the Slare States In respect to persons
and property, should be continued and en-
forced?
General Sherman refers to the action of
Weitzel In relation to the TirriDta lepfs1a tn "a
, 1865-05-16

Re5oTc1pg of the People.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
FGLros C1rT, ILL.,, Mayl3.
The greatcst enthusiasm psevalle here as the
glad tidlnss ol tie capture or Jcfr,rson Div1s'
Ia received. The Western Union College students
persdes The street, while loudly repeated shouts
Of the universal cit'zsn3 accompany them. TIE
ditplpy Of tle old la9, booming OF cannoa, with
the comlcal and wonderful appearance OF the old
man bfm:eef lief. suspended msd-alr from pole,
is carried BY bis servant Mig, whle Flurs 4nd we'll
aimed h1ows dcAi heavily upon his unfortunate
resembling ghost NeEer was there kucd excite
ment Before Witnessed, except q. the dsath Of our
loved President.
, 1865-05-16

SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 1880 LOAN.
6kEcND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
tbs HanE viii receive suhsc.i5etons to the ma 7a
~, Eo,es: ana pay the interest fom date Of sah.
These xrB Issued In Co.o.nfnAYio-s an %,sn
*uv knd 0o2-bfar tnterest at the rita Of ID
EE I1i pei a Gqn AID are payable throa years nom
Etn O. I1ne -. rE.y be converted, at tie obt ce
~ 1ql1es It maturity into sz ref cent god
b. act Of Congress they are free tron State ,,d
n1nlctpal taxation. and having tha adyanrsVn Az,
Io5 oest aecazty for intestnent now In the ma1knt
kl!o tee nau rata Of commissinn to eon ~
"a ean 1ntr!.h the notes On fsceiS az
oIETsa 5!Ee o. G1nIf ], A. Ellis Psesidsnt
, 1865-05-16

(special Dispatch to the Chicago -Tr,bune.1

ISpeclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, May IA.
Mrs.. Bow1ct, wife Of the prisoner Bawles, &C.
cohspalfc3 by able counsel and friends, has gone
on to Washington to zee President johnson and
cndezvor to have the desth sentence Of her hus-
band Conn uted 10 imprisonment
Col. #. n. F1iharger, late in command st Camp
CarItngton. hiss hesn appointed AssietaDt in:pec.
Tor General on Gov MorloD's stall, ana ha. gone
10 The southern Qorder counties to inspect the
condition of military nfaIrs there.
, 1865-05-16

kELICs.;Ibe rage for relics IN this country
IL something astounding, 4 respectfully
dressed man WAS noticed tha o.her day put
ting in mis- pocket brick from the wall in
cne Of ten thousand foll,es. The entire stair
way upon which Col. Ellsworth was killed,
in Alexandria, has been cut into chips and
carried away: The tree. at the foot Of which
sckles shot Key, in Washington, has been
barked and cut until 1t is dead. The nak
tree under which Gen. Grant talked with
surrender OF VicksburG has been annihllat4d,
and.recently party dug tnto.the ground len
faet fnr The roots Of the historic OAK. An
elm tree which Abraham Lincoln. planted
stands in front Of bis old house ia Spring
fed. or course 1t will be torn In pieces and
destroyed .-C.neasnata Commercial. ,
, 1865-05-16
Returned Rebels Going to Work on
sne1f F1fma-Ratlrond Communities.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
GefM an confidence In our Govern.
1tnt-phlted States Ronds In En.
rope

New !. & &YoRk, Nay, 15-7The Triounes ,pctfa1
In Cermbny cuunttr eit United States bonGs.
SEeg out Ct The jealousy Of the popularity Of our
e1s cGnas and d Tas resorted to BY broker e their
sno,,s sl 70 aia me sae Of home securities. There
milton dollars Of our y bonds, and The demand
has been 50 eFe3t that for weeks past the exchange
~ reen one ha!f per cert IN our favor. 1t Is a
those EuIrpcsn capitalists who had faita In our
n ne Ss s1ksr dsys Of the hare
At d5. rfse In the London market to B5. netting
neatly City per cent"
, 1865-05-16
: CHICAGO CATvLE MARKET.

MOSDAY EVE, MAY tjh
BEEF cATTLE.-Ths receipts to dsy sceorttu. :,
tne return poAted On 'Chsn:e 40 4a a.d th- ,htn.
mehts asa The enter. .a'ea At The yarIous v.,s,
o~t up ss atH range et sa1a Ter eom:on ard coar,1
10 ots.sosS.'s 1or fsis an1 te.'s775o for p,lme.
Tia afket opened with about 7e6h,,a ~ ato.t -,
hand ists over from Saturdays sa]sr mars sssr,s1
70 ea vasJ hto Inquiry md not enough vas doue to
fnelc*:e The toas ot the market, B0 tar q c.n be
, 1865-05-16
LAAT EH.

In the evauing th:zc WAS a fasr attendance 1t
The '.two " Evening Boards, and owing to slight
aivance in gold, fhe markets ware drmer, and
higher range Of prices prevailed. Wheat advanced
16a1}c, ahd Oats 30lc. The following ware the
sales on call.
SALES At NoRsE's EXCHANGE
500 God 8 10 ~-1s99 5000 Gold. -. .....1s4
b,G1 " .-....-...12~ =.
, 1865-05-16
Qhlntz Hnex.

[Ffom tho Princeton ttn.> Republican, It'll.
The air Kas full Of these little pesis on III.
day last. The hot sun had warmed them IN ~ ~
NE md they LEFT the leayes Of the com stalks
r1aE9e mns5o saey naa passed the %inter and ware