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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27
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srsss.d an the lower than By an. other LIE.
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sTEERAGE PASSAGE TO Idf ElPCOl~-sI Gu reney
Tho OF ;ase vessels viii not De eceount.o 10y ae
or valaae bis lAdE. hAyn. .s yaes expresses
therein, signed therefor
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tended TO sail - olows :.
CTTY OF BALTIMORE Saturday. Jan 2
CITY OF GLASC ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y frD
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North River.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-27

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
VA PAKY-Foot Of Barclay-st.-Op aud alter jan 10
through mail train. for Kacke0wn and inessaii sA
,Ious VIII Newly orb a, s.3o and p. ~ Si9ns
town Express 1t p ~. s,..
, 1865-04-07

HOUSEKEEPEIt5 SHOULD
-11 ask their ETocc1s for
Prussfnsss Pure Cider Vinegar
Green Rrand II is nure and pelatsbc article, and
v II preserve r1ckles fer yearst. Warranted pure.
Depot 81 Msr2et IT,, Chicago
, 1865-04-07
GRIND STON e,

bave for ta1e all kiads and sizca Grrd s'o1e-Bc-
iea. Huron. NJ ssH q: Amherst aad Independence, :
fhrmerB' rs-- THOMAS HlLT.
artk6 -1tnet No North Wells st. =
, 1865-04-07
Gov. Feu1On'6 THANKSGIVING.
Proclamation.

ALBANY, April Gth.-Reubcn E. Fenton
Governor Of the State Of New York, has lssurd
the following proclamation:
Richmond has fallen. The wicked men who
governed The socal.ed Confederate States have
ded their capital, ehoru OF their power and tnhu-
cnce. The rebel armies have been defeated, hro~
ken and scattered, and the formida'l: character
nj the ret e1l,on 1s Hpp7rentiy ut IN end Victory
under Providence, are rapidly moving to the clos
Zee and heroic devotion OF our soldiers the life Of
7he Republic h7e been saved, aud the integrity Of
the American Union maintained.
In view Of these important eFcn1 OF the
.ch1e vep1ents OF our noble armies and their gal
Ian, leaderr, In view Of the progress made in Eup
pTe.slns the rebel lon and The encouraging pros
ncts of the carly return OF p.ace, there Is great
cants lot rejoicing, Thanksgiving und pralsc
~ l.. Heuhen T. Fsnt0n, Governor OF the State OF
s~ 9se~ aork- do therefore istne this, my proclsma-
W. Iuni ueelSnattne F1uay. the 14h OF April inst,
,s{ ~ appointed !or The ceremony OF raising the
GMt3Sa ntstet hhR On Fors Sumter. as a day Of
~ H. prayer and praise to Almighty God
7oI 9e blEna! blessings We have rer.Ivet af III,
'0anat an9 hereby rccommend 1ejt14nT. sorie.
Ecs q AL oen8 minnuona 10 o1cn fhs,r Mass ~
wotrhp, ana The people ahstsininr srarn tho;1 =.
usoal GsocaIone. 70 assemble therein nnd ,1,th
EIAeau! eeaIn un1tm ID prayer aud prai.e In Hin
VINO has so mefcnul!y remembered u in d.. hnn1 n
In teetfmony whereof have hr,er,.. ..
hand and afaxed the pfivy seal Of tnc S,. est ny
GtG I'M o1 0'o@"s' eD'7 S'1'n Gay ot April A. D.
1sto' ,o-.-,o- t. l.. FENrok.
GEn B. BAa11%as. Private Secretary
, 1865-04-07
WORKING CAPITAL.

working capital. which IL to be sold a. ba Its pa<
vsln: En- ugh Ct this stock sold in advance Ct
tt, 1.:u4 to pur:hsse ii. abore nachluerJ, and to
prosecute INSTRUMENTATION at least y-days Tho
of this socx VII be sold At the same rate.
Is rer ehrre tulY pold shares Of 30, which
s7r.e1ne1t assessment be made. fht. - all tho
Of this Cop4nF that will be sa1d. until th d..
satisfied II At Otl has been 10 md IN
ausnlties, which cue rouce viii ho given to Ill
s.cci ho4ders Ey-ry stsc.h iteE vii than be allowed
doublt 1s subsci t1on at a9 share ifha te-ire&
to DO TO- The p1bi1 ia hu9 assured th 1t this Compa
~ aleg1tiats poEpos- ID view, that II Is act
The II tenton to stsociate th41r names
t1th 1-e1e stockjooo.n sqecuaton at the expense
OF rupltc confidence.
, 1865-04-07
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1856!


Gardner commanding, has already commenced.
Maury commands Mobile. Dick Taylor Fort
81 Anish. The hombarnuent Of The latter CO q
meLceo on the 29sh. Cunby, Granger aud Smith
were five miles up Fi+hipg Creek On the 9th.
The heavy cannonfdlne Oh the ed was caused ny
Fishing Creek.
NEW York, April 6.--Tbe stesmsr Guiding
Star from n, II Orleans on tho a6th, Southwest
PMS H.: 9Th, and keY West th- II. has arrived.
The United States steamer Circassian arrived at
Key "e:t April I'd and reporst an attack Of the
Union forces and gnnboats On Mobile, March 30th
No particulars were obtained except that the
Mentor Milwaukee WIS blown up of Dog River
Bar BY torpedo.
a4th says: "0n the 18th, General Steele's col
unn started from Pcnsacola and Barrancas for
B1-ke]y anding on the Tomhig6c with the pnr-
pose Of thanking the defen-es of Mobile. It IS
th,ugh: t at this VII compel the rebels to fall
hack up the Alabama. it Will be the on1y open
tng1en to them. II i be not already hlockadcd.
On the s2d, Wilson's cava1ry were heard from
doing well,
, 1865-04-07

Of VOuuded-Ml!ftnry 3keCuia LIONS
Assignments to oConlmanus-Cun.fe
Etonnl Trip TO Richmond,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
WASHINGTON, April 6.
Eleven million dollars will be required to pay
1T Shcrmau's stuy. The funds Will DO ready for
delivery to the paymasters about the middle or
last Of next month.
Four boat loads Of wounded arrived here last
Dlght and today. from City Point More are ex-
pectea to arrive during the night.
Officers In the Paymsster GeIeral's Department
listments Of soldiers Ii not stated upon the mus
rr rolls on the first muster for pay On account of
receipt descriptive rolls, Or other defects
Of joining the company for duty, al cerr1ded to
bJ company commander.
If e W has decided that Officers
pay from the date OF the acceptance Of their ap-
pointments: Under special regulations which
muttere-in will be made a. soon Is tae orcauizS.
tione arc complete, md will cover the dates Of
Brie. Gen. R. B. Mitchell has been relieved n,
the comm and Of the District OF Nebraaka sad Or
dered 10 the command OF the District Of North
Kansae, with hcauquarters 1T Fort Leavenworth.
Gently dismissed he service for furnishing tnfor
mation to newspapers IN advance offs publication
~ the War Depaft@snt, has been restored to his
former t9nR 3 ee h;s besn ASSIGNED tn
the command Of The District Of the Plains, which
has recently been formed ont Of Utah. Colorado
i a1n,ber Of Senators and Representatives
started to-day On trip 10 Richmond Hon. Isaac
n Arnold, of Illinois, nmoBg the number.
Iieut. Col. H. c. Ransom, IN addition to his
preecnt duty. Of transferring the cotton captured
ut Savannah to the Treasury agents, has been as-
sirntd a the same duty ut Chsr1etton.
The War Department has notified the following
officers they stand dIRmlssed the service, unics.,
within fifteen days, they appear before Gen: Cald'
wells Military Commission and make sadsfactoEy
defense to charges against them: Capt John d.
bu<by, 1spth Ohio; Asat. Surgeon G. u. Cast, do.,
1st Lieut. Oscar Rnhn, 16a PennsJlv Jlvantaj C7pt a.
T. Clarke, 21st penns51yaLi2 cavalry.
It te rurnorrd that Precedent Lincoln has pre-
pared another amnesty proclamation, which he
will issne from Richmond in a few daye.
Prisoners and dcserters who arrived here To-Day
report that the Echel Gen. Anderson was Killed IL
front pt Petersburg on Saturday. At the time Of
his Death he was In command Of Longstreets oid
corpe-
a large number Of rebel woun led hare b.en
sent from City Point 10 Craney ts1snd, near Fort
Fste Monroe, where hospital vii! be established
| Gen; milford, eecnt for the exchange Of prtaon-
| 11st VII remove his headquarters to Richmond.
sounS CTR! about fifteen yeara Of are has been
iSesrco iSe n ahsttactng fractional currency irom
played. Department, where she WIS en-
lne c cs.eamer State of Mama hs. 9p,t ,r-,v.a
! sone due la n'!n 9oSn Sye nsse S%se,T wounded,
-" "onn sndel, rebel Envoy at
, 1865-04-07
DESiDENCE Ar LAKE VIEW

TX 9f-0II3NS0 03 1A3 l@141A31 III "
IL AT BARGAIN.
AT Lske View, rst asB Residence fot sale. with
barn, ou'heuses d.. comp etc. and sH acrss Of
ground, running to III" Lake The ac- Is the hand
Of Chtcngo. Arp!. At tDee to BORDEN StaF-
tOf.D, No. 5St nth Cla1ktt. Chicago sP6poNo n net
, 1865-04-07

paie, mortgaeed &c., 900 worth OF his property in
1cw Urlexts 10 n taIislan banker. who now
claims Il under the 1a~z # France and Of Louis.
ians. Tie validity Of the ro:eedlns will he e:t-
ed IN thr Courtt OF she Un1tcd Stats, and will
douhtless, give rise to eoe nice questions OF In
tern4tlOual law. ..
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, April 6.
this eyeulne, the anniversary OF his eIghf1e1h
1itihrsy, with eeyera, handsome testimonials, In
cludinp gold wsach, and $500 in cash. Congrat-
nstory letters from nunhcr % Of distnsatsheid be-
yer Wendell Holm-s, and Charles T. Crooks, Of
Providence. R. T.. were read. One OF the letters
was signed br upwards Of one hundred Of his old
partskiontfB
Col. Bske- Will soon turn his attention to the
en- tstnents ut Chicago, Buffalo, and other West
en- cines.
, 1865-04-07

The Republican primary elections will be
held between the hours Of four and seven
o'clock this p. m, for the purpose Of choos-
5ng delegates to the Republican Convention,
which meets tomorrow to nominate candi-
dates for city officers Ono Alderman will
1,r Dnlulusted also In each ward. The places
Of holding these elections, and the names Of
.hc inspectors, will be found in another
column.
Every eober-mindcd citizen and taxpayer
will agree thu. there has never been t:1ne
when their vigllsnt attention Was more i'm
pcratisely demanded in our municipal aaairs
7fan the PRESENT. Tne gravcs1 interests Of
the city arc ut etake. He who stands aloof
from the primary meetings, and allows them
to be managed By persons seeking to pluudcr
The city treasury, has no right to com plain II
lie finds his taxes doubled, aud sees them a.
1erwards stolen. He has 10 right to com-
llAin II he finds himself aud lis posterlty for
three generations sadd!cd with horse railway
monopolics, 1t Is not for him to protest
against the voting Of enormous gratuiti2s to
the Lake Tunnel contractors. It docs not
Tic in his mouth to object to the giving away
of our most important thoroughia1es to rail-
road companies which have alreadr heen
zovcrfcd with the same provcnder. He who
neglccts the duties of citizen must expect
to be deprived Of portion Of his rights as q
citizen.
We submit these remarks in the hope that
these who have m interest in securing an hon
est and economical admiutsxati3n Of our
city government will not abandon the pri-
mary meetings today to those who are inter-
estkd in securing dishonest aud proaigatc
one. Special attention should he given to
the selection Of Aldermen. tn. PERSONS
elected will hold their Offices for two years.
The City Council holds the city's purse. It
Can make taxes heavy OF light. 1t can
squandcr money on wasteful Jobs, or expend
it uscfully and lawfully and jud.ciously for
The public benefit. 1t cnu protect the citizen,
ar rob him at pleasure. No other duty can
call as loudly upon the Republicans Of Chlca-
70 to-day as that Of securing tho nomination
Of boncst candidates for Aldermen In the sey.
ernl Wards.
Ono word more. Let no man vote at these
primary meetings who is not kEown 10 the
Inspectors, or properly vnucled for, as
Republican. Our primary elections haye h.cn
carried often enough BY importataons from
The opposite party, either llred by unpr.uci-
pied candidates, OR impc!led By political mo-
tfVes to force upon US nominations E1ic.
would weaken the ticket. II any such par
Eon offers to vote let him be promptly chal-
1eDged, and If he cannot slow lis vou:hera
let him be advised and constrained to attend
exclusively to his own politics. II the Re-
publican primary meetings are to be con-
tro1lcd by persons ofthe Coppcrhead prrsua-
sion, We may Us well abandon our political
6Yatem Altonether.
, 1865-04-07

NEW YonK. April 8.-The HeraIds iiepatch,
dated Russellvile, Alabama. 24th, with the caval.
says the force consists of three divisions, and was
coon to be joined by fourth, It's destiuation
was Sa1ina, Montgomery and Mobile. The coun-
try 70 far travelled contains only old men, women
children md negroes: Provisions we're plenty
and cur foracers found no difficulty In obtatnius
eupplles. a f.w rebels appeared and skirmlshcd
viii The advance, but this was the ouly opposition
we met with. Many rebel desertets had delivered
fhnust1Tea up.
, 1865-04-07

The 7dbune's Petersburg special Rays: 1.-THE
enstffo portion Of the town extiblts on every
side marks Of solid Rhot aad shell thrown by our
grns during last simmer. ChImncys had been
rnztd on every building, windows knocked and
eplintered 10 pieces, bFck walls crnmblcl and
torn. and poFches car1led away. Almoat crery
house is deserted In BoliDgbr0ke street, which
luIs nra71y west Int IN the Center and Other por-
tcnR Of tl1 city hut little damnge eecrus to have
bcen done nv nur fire
, 1865-04-07

The Tennessee LeEIs1nture-In-
altsuratiun OF GOV. 1sroNnlow.
NAsuyu1s, April 5-0ov. Brown1ow vas fnau-
eursted al the capitol At II O'Clock Els inaugural
sd01ese vas lengthy and patriotic.
F,oth hopacs unanimously ratified the constitu-
fiOnn1 amendment.
, 1865-04-07
Men aBb4r1lsGulkutH,
CHICAGO
Petroleum and Miners Exchange.

2cgO shares stock At Is. par value. in As7cwule
EttF' kun o. Vi Ph'iA- Apia and Inter sts II
fr-el." IN cr.- .rra..1.l - . oa II. NJ
tlinicc ann ~ - hrs ii dallv:7 se;14 so'aE
down: ? per C. m Mt L. ttyltrnns .I.u1y +t1-
1900 share & S,eek u q. pN vNue Is. "a tee.n
t,eef, nesf IT City. ant rom P Aoser OIL Co.; !
v.ns ,se'cinG 81. and o,heIs gong q sva.
IN ~o.i .lTre> Per. Co. otN.T. Saa.i. ~ s:s4
Ghlo near M~rz1ett%; +-ssts It al ola and mlne-
10o -hnfes stock st 3.. psr value Is. In Hanileo1
~. Go is;Y. L,nds 20 100 acres ,aasaa % ssaa
Hver and hsif The oti IN eE'ss (wofsinR} u kfo-
d"clrg = FL on" arp - N" usar o. rF. ~
Stpck -nhec, iptfvus al nc msI. u .svss4t nttt-
sssa snp.ni's pow o1gso.19nx H. d'oa ~ eso'" !"
1G3 Acres ct VI Laid On Pit Hole and Hroke1
>traH C1'ckaf + sale very cheap. tse-- three dAts
only. $5.k1 vii. 4tccrst:
Call at Nos. 2, 1 i S Masonic Temple
DeArboru-4t.
TN. =. w.sTEvAET.
nr3p6st ctnet Secretary
, 1865-04-07

OTTAWA, April q, 1e65,
The call OF the docket was commenced this
morning, and tho first twenty-five cases were
called" Eone Of them were arEued, and the Court
ac1outned without transacting any other business.
The case OF Eanes ct al. -. Morgan ct a. WIS ar
gued yesterday. and taken unde- adyisement. It
refers to alleged deceit In the sale OF some land
in Chicago.
, 1865-04-07
Further Details Of The Occupation
Interes11rE Incldcnts-Thc Nor1
around flichmond-The Flight
Jeff. Davis.

Further Detail. o1 the oseuaatIon-
around tI;chmond-The Flight OF
3eff. Davis.
SEw YORK, April 1.-THE Heratds correspond.
en., writing from the late mansion Of Je1 Davis,
Richmond, says the evacasuon Of that city was
setors1y contemplated several dsys before II took
puc>, hut the final decision vas not arrived at un-
I'll Sunday afternoon last. when Lee te1esraphed
Das1r tnat Grant had rendered The boldlng of the
in lh+ churches. and the departure Of the leading
reheis commenced At once and Wa continued
through the night. JET Daris left at eight In the
evening for Dcnv1l1e, md 1t rnder1too the gov
emmett archives were sen: to that place and Vel
The e,ty was fred by Gen. Ewell, and although
eahdue The asmes onc.t6i1e Of lie u eity Was de- t.
ttro,ed. Among The nnIlrinss hu:ned were ths
War Department. Post once, Treasury Depsrt-
ment, several churches, two banks and three
! VI nndertto1d to have been Lees desicn to
| increment has frustrated and Lee IL now appa.
renty endeayoIing to get to Lynchbuss.
1xas dhs q nna ttadt soREr,espondsnt .ays The
strong lines wholly enTelopsng the city. The
ontef ones are continuous; the inner one consist
inc Of ser'ea of strong redoubts and ahatti4
Wonld, had they been properly gaErtsoned, formed
an almost 1mpregIab1e e+Itcs OF de:cuses- Tor
pefues were tn'ckiy stTeWn all over the ground.
With little tags for the safety Of the rebels, but
which they neglected to morein their haety digit,
aDd thus sayed the lives Of many OF our men,
Wiz marching into Richmond The second line
waf found equally a. strong ~ the f-st, excepting
s. to ahatd. and torpedoea. The third line Is just
ontsioe the edge Of the town, Situated on high
ground. These Torks, like the others, mount
heavy guns.
"Dasis received Lees dispatch to evacuate while
in church. Dar1s took On the tram he escaped
With, holfes snd carriages, 60 a. to take to the
presses himself 81 being yet determined not 10
r1Ee up though 1t WAS certain he had but little to
hope 1ur.
.'E1tra Billy Smith dla not leare TIL after
midnight. He LETT his w1te behind, as a!so lid
Grn. raj Lec. The news Of the death Of her sou,
II. u. F. Lee, in the battles, has been received.
"'Tbe Legislature was IN eesston ns 1atss,s ntne
o'c'ock Sunday night, when they started for
Columbia by the caual and James ftver. Breck,
inrdge lett the city late as ha1Epazt M0nd "
morning. 4 large number OF rebel officers were
c1ptute1 and plr0ied.
, 1865-04-07

Gold.

NEW YoRK. April G.-Spccula1on In gold II
dull. The prospects Of the war arc such as to
leave no room for the former wide huctua'Ione
The highest rates of yesterday were not main.
1atned this morning. Opening Ut 152}, the prices
soon fell to 160}.
1khi
, 1865-04-07
Tie Destruction In Hfchu0nd--Compiete
Dctntte-lniereslipR lncioeHae.

Especial Dispatch 10 tho Chlcaeo lnouae'J
Adgices from Richmond down to Tuesday morn
ing baYe been received. They give dcp'oraole
sccount Of the condition of that city. On Sunday
before the evacuation the Mayor and City Council
ordered MI liquor 10 be destroyed. The heads Of
oarFelr were knocked in and the contents emp
nea INTO the streets. and bottles Of liquors that
H. isa Gconnanded hhulous prices were broken on
hcse.es hoass a consequence, the rebel rear guard
rSf,n .a anso1eatcd and unEovernable, and ter
Were nmS rina VI q''Iare and ruin cnsued. Stores
tioncr ~ and 1eWelry, clothing, conitc-
| tUmn1i w1tS Il etolen. The whole city wns fu
sse was acns ~ he e4p!oson q aFea oo,na oam
neainst which It IL said BmrairtS3ana T. mssa1ta,s
1enonsIated. bqt Ewel 10 whom ths sre-I
ion he'd been 1ntfu.ted .ne n,e "oFk Q! de-
Among tue victims OF the exnlos,oMn Mas 80 MAG1tbse
mates Of The Aims hon.e cloFe ~ t mt1e me fu-
| the tine sound nelt cp in he'd. Wv WHO Were at
| The damage done hy fire via enc-,,,' A..
the business part OF The city, boanded I ~
street and the river and 9Th and l5th sie,J Main
destroyed. The burning shingles weFe cas.. ncan .
other partA Of the clty, setting fire to hn1se %
It ie estimated not less Than eight hun,a1aao ana
buildings were burned, among thew r..
| Mechanics 1ntttute, used by the Wsr Denssep,s ~
| pertinent, the Court House, the Eugrirt
office, Dlspateh Office, and the celebrated non
| mIlle and Creno's aud Smiths tobacco hctoifs,
| eph nearly nll the banks. The 1smea were 500
arrceted by order Of general Shep1cy. whe
| upon entering the city. assured the 1nhshltaut
| OF protection. and appointed Lieutenant Colont
/ Manning Provost Mafshat.
4 force Of white troops eueamped In Capit&
, 1865-04-07

ThacIl Lands ot this Company are located In the
De.Moues Valley. ten miles Of Des Mon 3 CtJ
Iowa. eubtarl2a $50 ac1es. On Tho lA1ds tn 90
flowing OIL sp inRs. Samples Of tbs OIL can be seen
ut the oface Of tho Company. No batter OF NOR
abundant Indications. Or natural developments ct
Petroleum can be found AnY where in the world, &haR
exist On tie Ian : OF tkls Company.
, 1865-04-07

NEW YoRk. April 6.-The CoH.m+rciars special
Rsre ex Senator Wilkinson. 0f Mtnnesota, still
expects to fupet6ede Mr. Dole as Commissioner
~ Indian AHhit1. =
, 1865-04-07

= wAsu1SaroH, April 6.-Secretary Sewnrd's con
dttion il much improved to-day, from what II va
last night, and he lie now as comfortable as CID b.
rrnecfed.
, 1865-04-07
500, ,ooo, eco ? a.lo NOTES,
Third National Bank.
OF TEE CITY o. NEW YORK.
Paid In Capital, = $l,oeo,ooe.
Designated Depository CT The United Statss and an
thc11zcc AgeEt Ct tha Treasury.

thc11zcc Agent Ct tha Treasury.
Ho.5 EAssAu s-Bxxr. Feb II, 13qa-
1t1s Eaux W%s o1Esn!zed Under the National BxnK-
Ing Act, IN JuEe 1est. hy Mr. C. Cayer and nsAo-
cates. with 1ssd1p carita1 or $sooo0 and has beex
Unsuccessful operation since that period
Its patdrp tspttAj haa now been increased to H.
Eo,co0. sad, b7 recent srfa1ksmeat Mtsazs. W1nar
low 1ao!er &C., ct thIa city. together With port1u3
oEthetr correspondents being pnzsons ot ~e kuosR
st:ndiog snd laTxe pehuniasy means. have becume
cWnes Of most Of is capt1i Etock, tne assume itx
control snt management, Cu'vef rrtat11g an I'M
tnt<reat aud accepting the Vice Presidency,
TIE managers OF this Bank are, and for uany yesz1
have been. In ccEe and extensive business re:attcuH
Etth nnl3 md B.naas Ii all parts OF tho co1nty7,
and their experience end fidelity to the tDtersu e.
t1nsted to their eara need no recommendation.
The RanE il now prepared to open scconnts wtt1
deposo1s, and will allow foar per interest to
BsakS and Bankers Oh their credit bAiaucea rendx-
Ing scctuDts current monthly.
Collections u.de through al parts Of tho county a
the ucst favorable terms.
THIS Eaok 10 an accredited Agent Of tha 9orefu.
1aEnt aud will stva particular attention to snspax-
chsse ot all 8o7errment Sacu ftes, E receive sub
scrfE tions for CEted Stairs 10 Tre1s1ry Notes A.
Lowing the usual p:ck-.sGe to Banks mud Baake18.
snt will discharge AL tus1ess entrusted to it, ear1
promptly, AID without cost = tts correspondence
]. 2. D. 1AHI-K, Psesden<-
c. n. JORDAN. Ca5siEr. Ehl1oT 1ltn6t
, 1865-04-07

Te1eEraphfc ssivf<lend.
NV YoRK. April 6-The Western Union Tele
gtaph Company have declared quarterly diyt
IcnE OF two per cent, payable on the 18th inst
, 1865-04-07
sltn;& Ey TE2rap f#5
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LY PURSUED BY
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EScane.
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GRANT At sUaKEsvl.lE AND
VILE,
EckpFur 1ocers tn Tur
AIDIu IAMA'
~ nm Man
VtttT d3fUN UT haVn"
IMPORTANT FROM M0BILE---
TIE CITY ATTlChED on
TEE Both ULT.
Wilson's Cavalry Ezpe5i-
tioa at Ras5all7;ile, Ala.
THE CHICAGO CONSPI2ACY--'
CLOSE OF THE EVIDENCE,
GOLD CLOSED AT $50 1-9.


WAn DrrARrxkyx.}
WARRINGTON. Aptu C-noon.
To Nplor General John 4. Dix:
The following telegram announces the p.oba.
bic speedy destruction Of General Lce's army If
our troope fet up to support Sheridan, who has
headed of the enemy.
tSigned) E. u. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
JUNCTION or Sor7u SIDE AND DASv111xl
RAILROAD, ocRkEsFMLE, Va,
=, e.. e.s-e..-,tr.
$780,. ca.--., 60. -, -.
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o,,o,,,,, ~ +ho ts1sr-,,b a. III. ,,.re md ~
that t>e fl, t.o,D. sx5thort i4nrht re,rhed f,ena
, 1865-04-07
The New York Canals.

ALBANY, April 8,-Thc STATE Cana 1o2ta qa pes3 ~
cd Tceoluttou to-day to open the canala Hay &s'
, 1865-04-07

A Precious Cargo.
NV York. April G.-Thc Costa Mca brought
from California one million six hundred thousand
dollars IN gold.
, 1865-04-07

The Chicago Consplracy-fmPort
Rtbustin$: Te TeAtln20nf-The Trsas0n-
able Meetings. In Chicag0-Conapfete
History OF 1hc1n-tlos1n@ Tesif-
mOnY>
, 1865-04-07

The Attack on the City Commenced
Operations of the Army ana Navy
n Monitor Sunk BIZ q Torpedo,