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Died, in Bstgbampton, New York, on the
12th init, 11r. Seth ). Bcckwittl, father Of C..
=. Becswlth, Esq. Of this ely. aged seventy
" copy the following from the cheuanso,
3lr. Hcckwith wus bosr in Watsrtown,
Corn:. IN l7s6, and IN ea-ly ma1hood r.
moved 10 this county. He las resided q
Ereat pcrtion Of his Life in thr adjoining town
Of Coventry.
He was emphsaea11y pioneer in this
Wilderness country. He vas ono Of those
rr!ratiou o. that period, laid the corner
stone Of onr p1ese1t Abode Of civilization and
rsfnemrnt-
Few naea am6ns rs bare enjoyed more
tnyiable reputation. His hIgh-toned inieg-
rltv, his eleyated Christian character has
made him the observed or.h;s contemporaries
through long and eventful life. H. ha.
beer a consistent 1nenntr OF the Eoucrc.a-
uonal Church. and In carly lie attached hlu-
eelf to the Masonic institution. To his So
cinl duties in these relations he was r.rticr-
larIy devoted to the last days Of his Life.
Through evil report aud good report be has
been TIC cham}iua Of intei'ettuat Anil moral
iL1ueuce w1thout variablcness Or sla3ow OF
turning. Like the rjpe1ed wheat Re has
been gathered to his fathers, with the jewels
Of Faith, Hope and ChssitY as bis preast
plate, and died in the hope ofa glorious in
mortality.
Hl6 remains were Inferred in our cemetery
on The 18th Inst. His Enasanic brothers st.
tended tE body. to pay the last duty to IN
aged and llonored brother and COMPANION in
the rugged Path OF Life. An eloquent ad-
dress ~as delivered By Rev. ". q. White,
tive audience. Who had gathered to nineio
their s3npath!es with the family Of tue de-
cense1.
, 1865-05-23

We rnb.ished yesterday q d1spatta, appa-
rcnt'y 6cMI7of1cial, furnishing explanations
for Gen. Sber1oan's Iamoas agreement with
Gen. Johnston, which was subsequently, ~.
nulled ty tic Government. The ef=t of the
explanation Is cuu. aimed IN tLr ipllow1ns
paragraph:
~, Il, u here be stated ths. ~Can Shcrma. re-
fused II fcsocu.ze the State suth"1'fes un1e af1ef
Ills l1e' int,Tv.tw ~ith Cen. Jot1-s.op. wheH be
Tresiucut tlLcaiE Mss 10 NicEleond, r. xscoEn'uDE
tlr 1r'* stat~ ca.ha ifi.s a! Fn<u;s~ Ets then
not.E.e 10hu* tnn thu he WI t,ufsle TIT f31ls
co,.Fst aa to Alutr Iebei aElhoE.t'.e-h
This is snbterfa.e % which wc shonfd
hardly euppoFe Gen. Sherman would lend
hinneelf. We have heretofore examined It'll.
matter ct Eosae length, but fna@muc.s as
one OF two new circumstances a7e adduced
to support the theory ndeanced concerning
the influence Of Ger. W.!szel4 order on Gen.
Sherman, VIC Will recGpitulate our reasons
for considering TIC above sta:encn: fac-
ton:
!. TIC order Of Gen. Weitzcl vas not ls-
sued t'wbife rfrsIdeut Lincoln was Ia Rich
mord," but after 3.c had returned to Wash
irgt.u. That II WAS cgretd upon while the
prc.ldcnt waE In Richmond we have no ,ubt,
hut It WAS not issu. I'LL the 18th OF April,
ct Which time the President was In Wash
ington.
. Il. Gen. We;tzel'e order did.ao fecognlz.
"ths rcbel State authorities OF Virginia.. It
granted g safe escort to the members Of The
Legislature TO aud fem Richnnad, not guor-
an:ccipg that a ssrgle act which ,',.y might
perform would b: a:quies:ed in, nad 1t omit
ted ali n,etuion OF the rebe' 5tstcs.oEtce.s.
Such IN omission fn such q document could
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vs. cnllta ii sfscr the attcmptea assassination,
testified ~ to tie condition OF the persons there
wuHntied. lie eatd tn that hight hc thought the
ret:Ty II the time WAS inn rowing from the former
, 1865-05-23
FROM WASHINGTON.



the = rial OF JeE. 41aEts.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T11bcne.I
WARRINGTON, May2a.
Some discussion has been fusEested By the
kt.temsnt thu; JEFF Dayis fs to be tried for trea.
san In The Virginia Circuit cou1rs; that shey have
jurisdiction Of the case, Biure, aB alleged tr-
some, his crime WIS committed In Vfeini4. There
Is 10 doubt th.t DAVIS will b tried for treason In
civil court, and IN this city. To consilkute this
crime It is not necessary TINT the Party ebould
himself perform the overt act whleh make. the
oGense, hut he may be gully Of treason hy d.
rcctinc tic aoyements nl othess, md no
matter how far ds'aut tho director Or principal
may he removed from the place or district In
Nhirh the overt act was committed by the agent;
he Is held arpenablG to the law Of Tho diatrlcf
whtxe The overt act was committed. II tho law
alike punishes the crime in the Stata or dtstrict
where the PRINCIPAL WIS when he directed the act
act was l E1sd then the 1ret thai
atsschee, holds. The person Of JcI DAVIS uss
captured .y, md IL In the eu4tndy oI the Federal
GtvliEn.cnL 1Ae Stste Government Of TIrg;uIa
hss not erct sought to gain custody at his p.rsop
There can, therefore, he co conttofcrsr dbons
The fret jurisdiction that attached. There r. IS
little ground Tor Controversy az TO the commission
Of The overt act within The District OF Colaghia,
On the 17th Of July Int def DAris' forces tayaded
ibis District, Threatened the c.plta, attacked ho
Fed. raj troops ft Fort SteSeua. and fhot lowa
Eeyrrat hunared Of cur men, killing over one
bnpdEe5 o1 them. There IL pp 1ttbculty, 1here-
The crime of TREASON within the jnrsttstioa Of ttc
n 1b4Rf
, 1865-05-23


Editorial Correspondence or the Milwaukee
M 1ozz, xays. 1854.
It Is well knewn that after the death Of
Mr.. Dayton there were conflicting reports as
TO the person to wtom the tmpor1aat mission
WIS stated that It was offered to James Cor
don Bennett, Of the Herald, and that he de-
ciintd 1t. There were many who doubled
that Euch an offer had ever been made, and
further they would not D.leTc that Ar. Ben
nclt would declintEs3 Important msssion
Nevertheless. butl Of thrsa statements are
facts. Nlr. Bennett was rendered th.. French
mission in February, and hr at oncc decllncd
i, on The ground that, At his time Of life, he
did not desire 10 embark on any new enter
prtzcs. aud that BE- could eervc his country
brtttr Us editorial manager Of the Uer.Ed ilan
arroy to France.
I hnve called upon Mr. Bennett since have
s,cen in Tue city, and, fortunately, Ind en- in
teryieW With hun. lie docs not hesitate to
speak hf The Trench n :as:oa. He sara TINT the
President. IN m autograph letter, lendrrcd 1t
to Linn IN the moEt generous uEd niendlT
manner. Mr. EGnac.t was Naturally g.atl-
taed at this ma-k OF confidence, iua si,iuch as
ht Ind neccr net tie President. Some cop
pGrhead editors have scotl.d 50 much ut tie
suggestion thnt the important embassy to
Frtncc Ras ttndeted 70 Mir. Benuttt, that he
int:nasts. Fer the s2ke Of historical :cu'll, he
shall ultimately be compelled to publish
tho correspondence bstwecu the President
and hineel1.
So fur flom cvinclcg any Jealousy Or regret,
Journalists eaouid f.el 4 PROFESSIONAL p:iae
that the President Of the United States ten
dtred Ne OF the fir-t cttlces within his eif. 10
Tie proprietor O. Z 3eadiug journal 1t Is an
acknowledgment Of the rowe. and Influence
of TIC Pes Which 1t Justly ,1ezits. Tht loyal
rnts OF the Surth hss prrfo1mcd not less
eet,scc 1lan lie army in saving the R.publ.c.
In Truth, the hcalthy public sentiment which
!; has created At home IVES tho only mode to
dtIt Lincoln waely and frequently showed
htb appt.ciatit n Of that vast service; and In
the tender Of the French mission he desired
to show to Independent cdtsers that theY
wese not oves'oeAcd BY the head Of III. ns-
tS; 9a %1fn ~ tx VT ns1E tie artillery Of
, 1865-05-23

EET EoHK, Any s4.-Gcncsas s6ef1daa tnd
tta. who ar1lsed il this city to-day. ct this ere
Nett- uavinr heen appointed 10 The coualsnd
o. As btp.r',1cll Of 1-1as, he will 'mmediate,y
4stLhic cuLtsoi u ile troops AtW in the SOUTH
wcst t1Icshtt With such additional cavalry forces
# ta1 e1sget ces of The ecr%ace nay require 10 he
plate4 at Ai& disposal. The cav.iry forces formff-
I I.l,t Tmanstd y Gen; Sheridan vii. be under
1l,Etl Ce Of Gen Cpnk.
Il i understood NIT Gen. cu.ta. aud Gen, Mcr-
III w ~ .o Geh: shsEtdnn a the We., Tho
tap: CTR: foE"3th ths.f@t sslG; Gel. S-NtaH.
Adjutsut Gerc1al; MAJOR Leg. Astiatans nstatsnt
lau, Eoore pLa k-pp. The arttssl Of t;sn' Sf-,i.
dan IN this &fty wut known 10 but few ptrsors.
fnt II IL understood tdat be received The v,sitt n
e,uc Of The p1blic {urrsf 7n.rtcs. lis timc l,as
hctn cnp:o, cd in Visiting ollects Ut htl4est In
this eNy,
, 1865-05-23
UI1ifaao Qrlbn1te,
TUESDAY. MAY IS. 1865.
THE NEW H.

There is grand breaking up Of the who'll
bushwhackine system IN Missouri Among
Others Ecceut'y surrendered arc Poole and
Ills gang, who have been operating on tue ex-
tension o. INC 1aciAc RAiiroad; d; Tuylof's for
eea, compfastnE all the guerrilla bands OF
soatn"e8tesn hlssour3 and NORTHWESTERN
etka"eae son Of the notorious fcoe.
governor, ClAab. jackson Capt. " ooas, ana
0ahers.
Sheridan hss been ordered to ie1As 10
Tlpe out the lew remaining Vesnees u .ne
rebellion In !hal direction de carsaeS VIII
Ats, distractions te IL; TiSie :.na 1e'-s1Asc
If The rebels persist IN Opposing Inc uoFesn-
1ncnt- 1lese H.ll be no chaid.s ?'as ihs
tinsc. The reeo!d Of LIE onenaoaosu "A1 oe
repcntcd In Texas unless Tue 1eoelh speedily
submit.
1t Is understood 1aas banke vas not re-
moved from the command o1 lne department
Of the Gulf for political reasons, but that the
removal Tas ordered by Gen. Grant upon
purely military s1onnas.
Tho extensive PORK house Of Messrs. Kin
yan & Co.. at inolanapolas. "as destroyed By
hre los1 n'eat, Msolsanp loas o. between
thrcc ana iouf hundred Thousand dollars.
Gen. slcsies Aas ariaTcd at the United
etAtef ol colalno.a' hna "as ieceaVed By the
ttes'oent % uaa. ne"o''e- lriendly Inter
slllIse ~ sooo 1e.anE aoa "1socS LOOK place
curing INC recepaon'
9ne eanaat olack John" a. Logan, the
ashong eeae1a toa LUG "ess' Las oeen given
command o. the Army OF the Tennessee,
General Hazen succeeding to the formers
Late command.
IL "sfa1cd that t"e Government hse In its
Possession private Letter "tdten by Jea.
Das1s. which clearly 1mpncates linn IN the
assassination consptracy.
ourglaslIs and Tulasnies of every descslp
11on a'c increasing 10 IN alarming extent
Oar spf'neheld ana Indianapolis dispatches
Alus1fate Inc 1tatn ol 1nl8, anu chicago Is no
, 1865-05-23

failure Of his rebellion. and the d. sefitrn Of
his friends, xas damaging to bis reputation
for yalor, but not 50 much 80 as Davis. Hfv-
tnc dopped the gasb OF a shepherd, be seated
h1ms elf along with hts ally, Buyse, in ) field
Of waving gran. Hr finally gained ditch-.
his 4. inst dltch''--and WAS captured 50 disD
ruIscd By lis sa'bAsld the ditch mud, ~ at
first 10 throw doubt upon his identity. Thu
Duke OF Argyle, after his ront near Glasgow,
aesumed the garb ofa peasant, aud thus es.
capped for sometime bis pursuers. Louis Phil
lippc left from France in the disguise of =
courier, and reached England With thr Queen.
as plain Ar. and Mrs. Smith" But Dsyis
sinks lower than them all, and endeavors to
escape tn hia wife's csinolne, but lis bosts
betrayed him, and he stands before the world
not only an acknowledged traitor, but white
lvcred po1troou.
, 1865-05-23

EROm RfAkANGEAELD.
A. large Contributor, to the Liucoln
: Monument FHnd-E3urzIars It JarH-
sonEtf1e-stobblnE 1Giay-PersoHni.
- Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
: sTH1E11zE1D, May .. ., 1865.
Col. G. II. Mitchell, commanding the 9Th regi.
ment Illinois Veteran lnfsntry, now stationed at
Hickory, Ark, has notified Cor. OgIetby that he
hss tor1arded to his address, BY Adasus' Ezprc.s,
.<M2, funds contributed BY that regiment to aid in
the erection Of the national rnobument At Spring.
te!d to The memory Of Abraham Lincoln. This
is the largest contribution yct recn,red from any
one eou1ce, and reflects much credit On Col. Mitch
eli and his brave men.
Jfcksonvilic Is being cursed by a Enp: Of burg
lars ttat hare rthc p1st week been con, ztt,Inc
all kind Of dcprcdatlons. Houses hayo tccn epI
tered, and clothes snd bedding packed OF In
glassware were packed OF. and ciothes In
stripped. aud Up 10 datc nc clnc has B6cn o.
t3lne1 Of the villains.
List evening, III that vilas e, 4 difficulty occur.
rcd between Martin Hoag -nd John Dillon, IN
which the former Was etsbbed IN the left eho1ider
By DIRK In the hands Of Dalon. It IS thought
The wound will prove fatal.
Nalhap FraJsor ard Hezek}ah Romley, charged
with being acccmplicee in the robbery Of BADGES
was Killed by Van Ausdelf, have been examined
ard committed to jul Tor trial at The next tsr,a
Of the Ci1cuit Cuurt-
Dr. q. Holland e. Timothy Titcomb't), fs in tho
city cblett:nr etatl.ncs 1ud items for lts forth
coming life Of Abraham Lincoln.
, 1865-05-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ihuue.J
C1yc1asA11, May a.
All The persons arrested in Kentucky, ssspcetfd
with having something to- do with throwing The
ttasn on tho Ohio and Mississippi Railroad of the
track and rohbfug passengers, two wesks sso.
tave been discharged, no evidences hay1ng been
found against them.
A grand SAte billiard tournament, for the
champion cre Of the Stste, began here day,
and is engaging much attention. A match Eamo
for 5000 will Re played On the 31st inst.
, 1865-05-23
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1865.

length OF tine. As write, the famen.c slate
roaf las just faf:cn in, end pillar Of ,7blt lame
tEtt fallen in. and the whole structure Is mass Of
shapeleta ruins. Effort. IRE being nade 10 ssEe
the adjacent bulldinss. At present writing no
nutt be between three and iour hundred tho1sand
dollars. There IL large amount OF Insurance IN
the building and contents. and nearly enough to
coYef Tie loek
, 1865-05-23

| h1rresot0 rent 10 the WAT more than
half her voting population, Or % 81 boys In
blue out Of 4, 4s7 voters.
, 1865-05-23


Af1er 1he recess Capt. Douehcrty, who had COM
mfnd Of The csv.lrY which wenI IN nnrsuit ~
Rooth te.t1ied a. to he psrt be- to3S n The en- ~
tufe nf Harold The I,tffr hsd m NINA nn II.
trecn. HstToisa ksLed who lad bern amt. The
t.ant.it, rcnfIed KnCth Us1rrtd rctT II ~. M ~
Eooth bnt Boyd, md Il arst denied lnow1ag mo- nSs
II, fis crcse cxs~1r.t tsor thc zr,tnce, s,3d +,,.
Nof.th rrn!4rked. tl.et Harold was innocent. or
woros 10 thst cti.ct, N'' ~
VI ezrArrn's TESTIMONY:
q. /. cieiser, WHO Keeps livery stabla In
tAls ctr: fstt'ntd 10 gocsh.s k:cptns hor5e at
Arnold on the a,th ol JaluaET. Arnold took the
Lotee ansy on tle So d Fs"raary.
aAAeuAL -A@tuA1I1t TEsTtEoST.
in tDe rebel service ior oue year, std car1e Into
our |1ncs Ut Marltustnsg. He took the oath OF a.
lssiance In Baltimore In Sune, 1866. 0'LsuEh-
I'LL 1esacenee Il IN 1-tunofe.
DR. FKi:uis ffsT1xoST.
ve- ehl3.d ii 1ttcr The attc1nptea assassination,
testified sr to tie condition OF the persons there
wuupted. lie estd IN that night hc thought the
~onaus Il tbs secrrtlry to ~ MORTAL The Sec
fet:Is IT the time was 1nI rowing iron the former
's>'a' ,ou~ ,ou,rxs u-,uovv
4s a. .'..ra a. . c,aN,e
yGnn Eocfcn 1csuhea 'aat spahetes urea 12 tne
ti. .I.:'. IN tae 1ea9 nt ine tneatgs iSf no912s
noo,h ;he Wadnr,SsT bsso,a J ,e PFct;tsn{5 ss II
JOhr Is,Trt1y o1,ns reassnt, wnk reesf,cd. .na
tct,ined th,1 he s:ah in rear Of he thcaer Via
fttt d IN nv SnsnrI..r At 4 n man namrd JnneAf~n
1a1 nast 1s5t Ninth Was theYe. Spneunars hr
Etpt horse ana saddle ;Irre at first tbcn Le sod
III: 1,crtc pn1 rot horse apd huccy, Yhe purrY
<.:s *n'r ly Net Spanrlef ct BOOTHS direction 81
It. Wednesday before the President was upuE-
dt1td.
aA4Es xADpox's TKsr1Aosr,
IL, cs Eoft0Sa. cmn,nved =, Fo,t.. 7to,+,r
.Ins,I IL ht1ir11 liz e;sh1a ~ poa.h 4Hsa' " ~
c.n;|,r INN Mrs Dsrfs nra - 49,. aia ~ ~.
rt,f +, 1ihjy for Hop,h'' Witness 10 ta.u tp,4 ~
.4I 1hc pictid-rf's hoT m. La, r ~ PtssG1t
ri, tn-;, hnt mi n ibs 1s,T III on tae
ia lie Ok tiuer 1SSs. Witness tboneht ~ r. oeca
~ ~ :. h's n.onsr pna,t,nn IN H. . n1 ssW
npsIs!sI ~ ~ - ~ W.nia stsse thfte
u :1ur Hnates tE.ote .ue f,.i II Wis Aataai.
1.ita. "u"es - n ntel n .am 1.u Mas "MsE ne 9aa
Lefty Ii-tea ~ tne esaSSi usasn a mem cAllng
80 10 e,Nno]rr after fh2t iii rnnrpfnS
W. rr,nT-.s wsrrrox~
-a..s ~,
Lieut.. ba5 ttA, Nao W. : Piiso4sf sa Lduoy:
fFon. sep.t ~, 1hd 70 uecenoet, aegt' tsstlned
he otfcrv'd Hht the p1lron Eas n'aed, "itn tac
tn'tnnon 10 1ioW " W. a !saEs ospT"E n.X "as
buried un9rr ne eehtef u loe psason. HtaSre9s nS
le1eots esid It bad been mined N casc 20. oaa1-
COL TAEA1's TESTIMONY.
r.ntr ~ tn1ca .aid to contain tic a
cbircs nj nj tfr eo-rn.cd Crrf4ie5ate St.tes.
y A. mr.. Tr.EJxoyY.
~, NJ" .n.t,e.a - ,n.,s4 II. h,r..
~. sttn III .c. ~ T.,1a H., M nf ti,en,'
fna zee saenI, ..s ~ st4e.a.sd ~ III ETrri.
Iuc p3pea TT MI. ~ T. Ga1aG - MnnIrn11rr1.
MH;' fey fSp Fnnur snpnes' ". IN wbie tc viii
tast t.9, ,.rr ~. - md H. wilins To proceed to
, 1865-05-23

182 South Clark-st,, Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED.
G. II. DUNN & CO.,
NaNAGxHs.
n.@ Far ss1e at tbe Er1neipai Newa Drnn.u

An ENTERPRISE novel snd at th- sa2estue % sue-
ct.:tut, ~ The Hlts sAr iu1usnsaed lnSnis ctr p7
tn = The r11alsy oltheee ho hing ,t .h~t anclh-
e dpes THY tau. and th1t teis aptl.. eqnI d.
ttenVt 'hht ar Fs lch thy do not onac:st mi tas
prrci2 g or pan Of vorklng - 10 INC c,ss sbo?e
cole By thu sbuvs nEm o. II Duan 4 Co., tr,.sa' M
have itated With NO otcar b Of .ucces+ lhan Ia
th.J u u. original it Eater ptse
r!pct oiC punr : 70 1872 :outn Z! !rk s.F Ct
where sra talF s9ld r. Que Doar each, ara vatua
bic kud afetnS ~Ereses-eaauy: OF n1aee valu9 t2an
twtns, uEts TIC ooat. Ard nolhlnE Of ISIS.
ryrNE&1t
, 1865-05-23

DISSOLUTIOE NOTICE.-Tha
~ eepHtnenhlp keretofore e1'atlug under tho
this day dIREoset by ltn -Rttor-
LlCtlTfSuEiS BROS + HENDRICKS.
Chft1wo, IiaT u. lSGf.-tnyES1xfoi nt1at
, 1865-05-23

- L corpcrhead newspaper maa In Troy
held 81 ,1t0 in gold from par to :as5, and then
back to sell 1t at 100 IS. Scny for tho
newspaper man-st;ood< enough tor the Copper
, 1865-05-23

@ In utto North Carolina village in
Lrcdc1l county, there are twenty.nln widows
and one hundred and eight tathcrlczs child
Eeu-the fruits Of the rebellion.
, 1865-05-23

Ctxc1xEA41, Msy ga dre this morning de-.
t.so5ed u bu,!d,rs ocrnpsed BY sQ1iEc., noud
= cS't: sp!ct nl'!e. LOST e., oq md Insured
los between 9a@o nd $4,000; insnIed. j. 4
insured.
, 1865-05-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatth 10 The Chicago Tf1tnne.1


Especial Dispatth 10 The Chicago Tfltnne.l
1xp1AxAro11s, May -.
Ctnp Norton is fast becoming dspopulased Of
charged 1o-dsy, which nesrig cleared on. tho CON
ccfu. scrac two hundred aod 1ftF Of the rahfdi :
hre- eating kind, will not be discharged under the
general order, but will be sent East for further
treatment.
The exodus Of refugrez from this st,te to points
South Eccms op the fnc1c1se. They are at1 very
anxious to get back 10 theis old homes 10 CON-
menoc life anew, under the au<ptces Of the glo.
1iouh old Onion.
The gambler Flynn. Who sho. and killed youns
ua}ford, Is likely 10 come to real grte(, The Cor
oner's tarr bave returned 4 nadsps Of nan.
Euless the most sttinecnt meaeures arc adopted.
thfre bids fiji to be perIses reisn Of terror IL
this city during The spmne1. Crime II feattplly
on the Ioc1eese+ and asssu1k sna 1uhber1ea occu.
evt7r night 1t Iehooses tle citizens 70 tako
sreans to put m end to aacn th'ns.s. 4 Vigilance
SECOND D1sPATu.
rspccial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
1rzZASAroils, May q.
Governor Morton to dsy, forwarded an appI-
eat,on to the War Department, requesting that all
sa.}iers who lave been transferred from old regf.
mems In the Geld to regiments, OF
eoronan;es, Of vetetan hescrve Cops,
1u,v he mustered On. Of service at the s,me timc
tte old regiments arc. This. II surccssfu}, will
mo-, y4th The wishes Of this class Of rcD4 u is
evidence d By the pumefous applications received
at the Ext cuure Department.
The ed regiment vetersn Re:erro CnEps> T.
Col. Ruthcr:o.d commanding, lett tonight foz
Celnfotus, 0hle.
The extensive brick pork houscs of Messrs. Elm.
pan & Co., was descorc.ed to be on Ore At haIf
past e,ehi o,elork-this evening The a!asn Was
in~ cJlattly eunrded. and the entire tosce Or the
ttwhs evident notu1ng coutd ha done 70 save the
bplaashgs, The n1c having osta1ned 70 much huld-
NEy. 1tere was 4 coontdeT1h1e deal or s.ocE H.
l1Ge end this tnkrg nrr created euth intense heat
that pothts: human eonit Ny0 near for tn1
, 1865-05-23
Thousands who got high prizes OBJ.
ioct to their names being published,
or the List would fiji this papoc.

Cards. EaualnS each article ia tha atock, and lt1
value s1e laes1 IL enEtlcpsa toEeshar win
special arr anRtnElt wi1h The asne.s OF the copy
nEtt a., ;xc5tJ - Ire rsl1a2!S ieE teGlfes, E1na
made fortune for lEa 1scoveres will be sold at nuf
Of the ConpAoys De- o.8 Ageucie or aenr pF mai
to AnY Addtt 81 lpF Is Cents. -
, 1865-05-23
IaDSTSCBRlhaTs

Special Dispatch TO tic Western As*ocIatct
Fre1s.
NEW YohE, 2,ay -.
hJFh. Lincoln.
WAsHEs0Tox, May ca---sfrs. Lincoln au5 tl.nIty
werct 10 ha'c left Washington this AFTERNOON III
11itH4tf4 :
, 1865-05-23

tE TIE New Tork 1Na.odiss makes dis
closures damaging to Interior Secretary
Ushsr, for his attempt 10 pass o7cz !, 800 ac:es
Of Methodist missionary lands in Kausas to
the heirs Of one. Johnston a former border
rGllap, or TIE strength Of the eln!ms ot the
Mcttod}st Church South. The Methodists
hare laid ont over 31oo, 900 In improvements,
and the lands are now Of great value. II Is
strongly intima!ed that Usher has pecuni-
arg Interest In robb1ng the church of them.
, 1865-05-23

"UfEKe
new YoRK, Nay o. Guild u rather fs1ct Tue
active export demand has produced a disposition
TO hold III for higher prices. and ss1-s hare been
uade 1T au advance of l per Cent on Saturdays
prices. Quotations hsre ranged from 1871 up to
l333.
NEW York, Msy ss.-Go1d tonight 1slt.
, 1865-05-23

General RnAhyGhAchtr Breaking np-
Surrender of Gangs on the Frontier
IAN Il. +. y. In 1ruubIc-eArrlyal or
Ctu. Spal11nE'1 Brigade
, 1865-05-23

U Or the cars Of one Of the Ohio rail-
roads eoda fountains have been put. Great
c.trn1nar sdnh
, 1865-05-23
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| Tie Ts46tAf,s Him Head correspondent
! says: "Gcn. Wheeler aa}ed and exp:e.td to be
| patpie1 under tho alzaist.ce granted by Hen.1I