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, 1865-05-20

The n. I. Tribune advocates the trial of
Jcf1. Davis for treason, though Its CHIEF
Editor In the indepesdent patheticAlly pleads
that he may not BE- "judic,ally killed" but
that he may be permitted to chi ~ the bless
tngs Of emancipation and the Union. This
may appear like m Inconsistency until we
learn why tho Tribune wants jeff Davis tried
for treasoa. It II not that he may be hung,
but that Chief Justice Chase may charge the
petit Jury Is to whether State has = right
to eecsde. -
.@We want : distinct, po,itivs sdjudieatioaIof
draw from the Union at pleasure, Is also On their
alleged power TO ab@olve ther cltizent ffom their
allegiance to the Federal Constitution. Ws want
4 clear adjudication Of the import. extent and
Limitation Of thst allegiance, 20 that the cadet the
military or naval officer, the cs u lan etona,y may
knew precisely wha: Is The judicial construction
Of hts oath-~hAt 81 the Inv OF The land'' under
stands and requires him to mem by the oatn.'
As no State would be party 10 the record,
nothing that Chief Justice Chase could In
form a jury would effect the question, if It be
q question. But this precious .noroeau as
sumea thst TIT secestionists will concede
that the Supreme Court has the power to de-
eide this question, which is Just what the Sc
cessionists have always denied. They would
be n ready to concede that no State had the
right to, secede as that the Supreme Court
had the power to decide the question. While
the TR1BuHE'e proposition ls, therefore. the
climax of legal absurdity, in Il practical
point Of view 1t is sublimely ridiculous. To
say that we need decision on the question,
TO admit that the question Is open and
undvcided-that the rebels had ths same legal
right to rebel ns We to eubdue the rebellion.
For certainly there could BE- no moral guilt
in fighting on the weaker side, nor any moral
honor in fighting on The stronger side, of IN
open and undecided question. TIE very state
meat that the question needs now to be ja-
dicially decided, ia = concession that JEFF.
Davis, in rcbelung four years before such de-
clslon Was rendered, is morally and legally
innocent Of any crime. Ills crime would con-
elst In ignorance Of q legal point which re-
manned undecided and unestabdshea four
ycars after he committed It.
But nothing can be an open question unless
the Court before which II is brought has pow
er to decide 1t in .ither way. Has Chief JUS
tice Chase any judicial power to decide that
Stato has the right to secede? He would him-
self be taken from the Judges Bench and
placed In the prisoners dock for 50 deciding.
After sacrificing hundreds Of thousands Of
lives In maintaining this Union BY force, after
vindicatipg our rights against hall million
Of mcn In arns, there are still sonle who
think that charge to petit jury Is needed
to settle the question whether we have been
fighting On the right side or the wrong. The
fools are not MI dead yet.
, 1865-05-20

FR1pAT EVENING, May 10.
The following summary ehows the movement In
produce and proTi1ions during the past twenty
fbrr hours:
, 1865-05-20
nIA2LE STEAR--There IL a light demand 81
1t@14c fr cunt lots.
EII s-Tha Inhrlkt ID refu dulf and hrfcAs H4thnn1

Best White Oh car 1oAd, 7c.... .........7sc hrl
POTATOE+Were in steady demsnd. ss,es
wtre; ioo q Peach B!oTa T. y se On lack %,1sck; 100 bu
IRR0y!ss0SSss-7lKssstye@s e. @'o-aMsy; AZ @ = 1E's Po.s:
BEEF ll91 hrs Pork. 81, ,to n Lard. The market To-
day w1s shase nsmer, owing to mere tAvorao eueWs
III N New York, but there WAS no positive advance
Mess P0rk-Io fair demand and hyner- sA'ts to-
dy 30 hrts ch etce ct,1acs e1 Mess Po: It 3ea5o
I'd brs CRY oacked Maa Fork. IN lo, It 39+Go 50
nrls do at 3213o - brls do At f5o-nkrket elo.lnE
nIm at Gu R:1e prce-
Prime pleas Perk--Ddnand light. Sellers arc
holding At $l8.tg M sales.
teds16Hc.
~ afs1-e .tn.n esf II .rd At i7ke @No
| sEkD%-R: ce!ved lj,A2 los; ihlpped SO lbs.
Msfktt drill and neglected Bales wert: Is ou Hun
x1rtAu 1T r ,0.
, 1865-05-20

CINCINNATI, May IA dispatch from Re-
eaca, Ca, says: "Jef. Davis arrived at Macon
On Monday, and was sent to Augusta With =
strong guard; from thence he Will be taken
to Fortress Monroe, ria 8a4annab.n
, 1865-05-20

CINCINNATI, May l9.-Mnj. Gen. Thomas
visited the Merchants Exchange Yesterday.
and was enthusiastically received. He h3s
returned to Louisville,
, 1865-05-20

oPasa4 eu"e.a - tue p@..~u4uu 4oaf III
1ouet t4oe4 ~ a pA'.4esI wv 4n41cas eA1
ouo aase pe.ne ~. .,,'- Smu osue1s1nee "Aen
pasea upon Pop.4al a.te4Ie snee. 1ne amer
~ PaIas eeaool ,essm - - t1e uueet5 u out
~ ' .s,n1s.,,. 49, rI.,,.n pAl ss'ee "
~ w so..oas S'41puo, ~ naau' -.
uA'e 1.ou. y ~ sun ~ 4.4.,S,'," us peleet1ou :,
sas - ~ " -, s1a'., ~ sa"A.ns oa5oa
1ase .sNsn .. " "-. ~" 4n"s oo'
s...,' s ~ a. es, ".NaN.. auas
t.s1 ' ~ -1st ss. ~ - ~ ~ ta,. ~ "-oa.
.N .ue' s'o~s o.u0' ~ uu pe,ns oeAaaeu
tu.o aus,nas..s = .a's e ~. H.. ~ " rep oe.ofe
49, ~. .l1s "-....S. <As 4as ~AHs a- u"os Potte
4'ms uoa' Aao no' 1nAcnine VI
s1ate moved W eateinM A9ene1es, We msy
neelecs 10 properly 1ep4enisa Inc sanitaty sup
paes u ou' eo'elaeatA' sse*n. ne nave
lntfusleo uut oe"un3 ~ LIE aToitfament o1
pnnhe sentiment, ana upon tne eaueatlon OF
Lie Popota1 "aao ocpeaus ou1 nsnonhl "eaA
VI woe oW Government IL 6tEoue anu Wise,
ano ocne4eent to7oas, because the genera
average o. A"e11eAn nluo anu mofals sui
hcaent1y exalted TO largely understand and
appreciate tno rue relations OF human LIE,
ana TO consciously perform Inc duties and en-
JOY he pt17neges q human existence The
pefpetnlty oi our present degree oi govern
mental perfection depends upon our mainten.
nance OF the present average Unpopular man
hood. Man5 40 not, We imagine, fully rea-
Lie the issues Of our democratic theories-sse
clearly The radical distinction between the
American and the old world idea Of govern,
ment. Such discrimination is essential to
conscious clt'zenfh'p.
, 1865-05-20

FHtpAX 8XG&13&, NAY H. l3&.
IAu >atas ~ 9rx4x ~ NOM Ns1Gt ~ A1s1e q Il
st,roHs n EnteFE11c4 esIfA FAaot.E231 pdSskd %
;CAsSM ~ ~ - fas1Ft8 ~ ~, AaAss oseSFtesse
FRKJEHT8-IAKE F1E9Hr.-Were d9,l anc
1oVsfs tng+kemarH weTs: TO BuYYAIoL oaT lnIa
Gctcsa Tsst, O&7e It q TO Ht1pso1-s001. L. "
tTH, mixed cargo, n IT. ,.r.,--3.
1LL RAIL FkK1aHTn-l9s Grand iIaak EauM Hs}e1
i arth claua COCOA to Bo.ioo-ali EAu. Inetsuo~EG
, 1865-05-20
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH, ,,
SEVEN O'CLOCK r. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
WAsH1naroa. May II.
LAND GRANT.
Under the act Of Congress Of June Sd, 1856,
the General Land Office to-day, conveyed BY
certified transcripts to the State of Wiscon.
sln, for the construction Of the St. Crolx and
Lake Superior Railroad, 158,450 acres ol
lands.
D1sCHARaE OF QuARTERAAsTERs' EMPLorEEz.
Orders have been issued By the Qaarternss.
ter General, diachargIng over fifty thousand
employees Of that department.. d,
PAROLES oR JoHx5roE's ARMY.
Col Wter1y, of Gen. schodeld's staff. ar
rived here to-day from North Carolina, With
the paroles Of Johnston's army. The rolls
contain the names Of about th'rty-seven thou
sand officers and men, who were pa1oled at
the tine OF the capitu1atfon.
GEN. SHERMAN
Gen. Sherman will arrive here on Friday Or
Saturday. -.1
Stephen Colwell, Esq, of Philadelphia. has
been appointed one Of the three Commission
crs to fevise the Internal Revenue laws. The
1b;ti member OF the Commission must come
from the Upper Mississippi Valley, which in
1900 had one-thi1d the population of the
Union, aud produced uelrly one-half the ag-
rIcultural products OF tha country.
TIE GRAND REVIEW.
The grand review Of the army will begin
here on Monday, and is expected to continue
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gen. Sheridan com.
mands on Tuesday, and Gen. Sherman on
Wednesday. Geu. Grant and the President
will occupy position yet to b. deaisnated,
the armies passing in review.
JEFF. DAVIS.
There Is no truth In the report that JEFF.
Davis will be tried immediately upon his mr.
rival, nor that he will be tried by q Military
Commission or Court Mar tial. / state upon
high authority that Davis will first be tried
+ high treason before q civil court, and the
Government wiu take reasonable time for
the preparation of the case for q hearing.
, 1865-05-20

No More Brn11NG.-1n the present con-
spiracy trial at Washington objection was
made to the admission Of Hon. Reve.dy John
son az counsel for Mrs. Su1ratt. During the
discussion OF the matter Maj. Gen Hunter
understood Mr.. johnson to intimate that be
(Johneon) should hold the members Of the
Court "pereonally responsible" Hunter
promptly spiked that gun by remarking, that
he hoped the day had passed when frcemen
from The North were to be bul1ied and insult
ed by the humbug chiyalry Of the South"
Good for Gen. Hunter.
, 1865-05-20

DROF. BOYNTON'S !
PETROLEUM R0OFINGTARNIN

Warranted the Bsat Preparation
For covering and rcnde1tnE waterproof TN ard N
roofs. old OF new, boat bottoms, iron WORK or arT
surface requiring protection from water. For sa1o s.
LORD Il SMITH.
nysy7eI-l2t sA.rrATH 91 1Lakp aeoes.
PROVISIONS
The attention OF city and country t1sters il respst
fully called to the following stocx Of PrpYtaloa cot
listing OF
smoked Hams {p1aln aud canvaasedJ
&hnuldcry, S1des, and Dried Beef.
Prime Lard, and J1exs Fork.
The above uneats cured By my.elt md are ofEAA
ttst quality. Ordas7 nfom the country promptly atr
tended to.
su1oae houses cor Chicago avenue and llark4t
GEORGE COWAN,
my1+W1s+fV Q14Ea 6 LAAal4e 6t9 q.
, 1865-05-20

pEovIns' CK1oS sTocK YAKns-
Smtth sold LeyY s. brad, 4vAtnxtnx1 lA ~: ..
ldsIus aold Ziglcr ~ head, averaging l.ssa na' ii
SITS. .
'aaama lid Zigle1 % heAa, averaging 1000 ~. It
FEermar sold Moody is head. averaging 10 n.
ss1sm, sola zIg1er 81 head, averaging soo ~, At
$50. xa h..a .~.-,~
'3aams ia z,ger 10 head, Averaging 11s9 81. 1t
Wsiwork d Ma1lcsy sold z,R'e1 B haad, aTesaE1nx
1t5Q rs. at $L13. =
, 1865-05-20

III Il SUPPRESSED EVIDENCE.
The portion Of the evidence heretofore sup
pressed which we publish In another column
abundant!y justt11es the course Of the Military
Commission In suppresstng 1t. 4 straight
forward unrcquivocal apology Is now due
from the N. 7. Tribune, Horld, and Evening
Pox for assaling the court, Secretary Stan
ton and the President tor suppressing until
after JeG. Davis was caught, the evidence I'M
plicatlng him in the crime The proof that
this plot Was Of nearly Two years growth, that
Booth WAS seen with George N. Sanders
in Canada, that he Was furnished according
to his OWL constant sta cement with money
from Richmond, that he offered $1,000, to
Chester, an actor, to Join him in the
plot, that the assassination scheme
was part Of the IS detached eergice Of
JEFF. Dayis, and that Booth was one OF
the sans party, and intimate with Beall
and the CanadA pirates and raiders, whom
Davis has officially declared to have been
employed by him--a1 70 to show that Jeder-
son Davis was the Leading conepisator In the
work Of assasssnating Abraham Lincoln. All
the suppressed evidence is mol get published,
doubtless for the similar good reason that the
parties whom 1t would convict, arc not yet
In our custody. Whether JEFF. Davis be
placed In the prisoners dock with Atzerodt
and Harrold, and convicted Of assassination,
or whether he be reserved for the higher and
more respectable charge Of treason, the cvi-
dence already addueed will 20 far to satisfy
the world that the came son Of horse thief
who starved our white, and hung our black
prisoners, also paid the aAsasslns for the
murder Of the President.
, 1865-05-20

for No Pulled, ass1o for suo.r d.. and 7o3'7o tn
kxtFR do, .-.
ood. and nots The sAie u &.lQe - A$ae oQaaae
, 1865-05-20

And all other pe71ons who wish 70 invest theiE uo1
In securities that are good, that draw good interest,"
that can reaetly be converted into money Wtthns
loss, that require attention, nor out1aJs In I'd
w1y Of abs,rac:A Of tlt1e, lawyers fees. and Co<t
costs viii find 1t for THAR interest these Bona
Tbs Government 80 Ronda bear little Larger +
terest but 1t should ba boFna In z that tnay hRa
but few years to run II that rata
1t IL believed ii at there Is nothing more dearaaa
fer PKgxANxsr INVESTMENT than these CounY
''s s'' Ss $s: S$ $}SEEz ${$as: $}$SAEsESzsD}cenn's'ss
, 1865-05-20


C1odnE prices for cash. May 49, 1865. Received bF F.
G. Ealtoustau L Co.. Cosnni atcn. Stock and Bond
Brokers' 50 Clark streRt. ChrcAgo:
, 1865-05-20
miScetlausnus.
COOK COUNTY
War Fund Bonds. j.
Denominations $1,000, $500, $10a,


FayHb1e n 15, q Or 3 Year,, a p1ele1E6d.
Interest seven per eFcent--PaJab1es semi.
Annually
Persons Wishing to purchase, or to convert fadr
County Scrip into ttesa bonds At PAR, can BE- %
c1n unotsied a. ihe etue Of the County Treasurer.
It is not certain that there Will be Any other oppe.
turtty 10 obtain these BondR hero. compelled "a
put them On the market VIC sha sell them Ehere xhs1
will bring the uost End IL IL probable they Hu nr1a
no.e In New Fork and b oaton thAn he2e-
, 1865-05-20

Al the Morning Seslion Of the Stock Exchange,
Gold was sod 1t 13o4913o4; but On the street,
The market opened 1t 1870, and closed At 1891. Sill
yer continues fat at 1la@120.
Government Bonds opened firm, with sales Of
5sUs the Stock Board at 103a, and 104Us at 954
hut, atteE the receipt Of the New York noon dis
patches, the market closed ~ follows:
Nrv,rr Eai1fnr
, 1865-05-20

CPECIAI NOTICE,

MANNED Soldiers and others
DaSIROUs OF
Ptof1tubIy Employing their Time md q
small amount OF EApltafs
Would Do WELL to call upon
GEO. F. PELL~
AtER BoTen'x Military Go,ts Depol, ~ Clark +
, 1865-05-20

The future Of the uattonal debt Is becoming
The snbjec. Of speculation in both hnsneial and
political circles, and It IL probable that the ques-
uoa will be vigorously asinted BY the next Con-
gress, and reduction Of the rate OF interest dis
cuaaed the same to take effect from the date at
which the respective bonds mature. OF the ak
ner cent gold bearing debt, $50, ,758, 300 L re-
, 1865-05-20

kktnAT EYk.s NAY ~.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipt. Of bstves to-day, ae-
co1d.ng to the re&usn. posted lhanie hare been
1.ses, and the shpusptA 1-1o Tbs entered tates at
the various yards amount to 9at, at &5.2533 50 TOR
medium to fair and Is 7396,sc for fair to good.
Ths saus dulfnsts sud depression th.t haa dlstin.
gntahed ths market for several days past continues
to ruls. Buyers are less dis2o5el to operate than
ever and ZACH day to add to tbs feallnE.
now universally concealed that atock must 10 down
bslow tbs present rates, and while holsers who
realize this etate Of things anxious to buyers
are equally anxious to hold of :or lover figures.
This state Of ,hsngs Of destroys tbs life Of tha
market. and Will continue to do 30 until 4 11msr
basis IL reach.d.
Tho demsud tor butchers Cattle holds good foT this
sssso1 OF the year, and conatttut-A about all the
buslnsas dona II tbs yards.
Afax car loads a1e daily sent East II hEat hands,
bnt 1ha experiences Of few ahpoeIs will haYa ten
dspcy to gre .tly cu.sal' thess ship nent..
We quoss the market to-day n extremely dali and
reak but With n quotable teclias fsom yesterday.
The r4rge press It Is difficult to give With saatsc
tory corsee,nss tut the following are about ths rul
ing pricea:
Q0Ee
FAfT0 pflm9.. 43t2'Aa.. -
MeL1um 10 t1N.- lo*sa.t -
1nIErlorssss 3N1aa
Tho sAIna f<dsF vera fol
, 1865-05-20

There w.aa lxye attendance staotsfs fs,.rtsh-or
E,cbange;us sfnarkets vert .e.y s,,sis and The
o use homAs phrase, "ono ,r w. ane tr.ns,ctiou
other dsren. On The Gu osts Sn 1t Sc, seller 10.
was mads-5.ooo bu No; -. : Tor for No. spring. and
Wheat @ Mas oaetaa aan. o.ts o. veio offered at s7e-s
s17f 9,a rsE Jpps ss operators took hold moro ffss-
W. U14. .pd d ,ns following salea ware made;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
Ancient Fine Arts.

To the Editor Of The New York Herald:
Respecting the relics of porcelain ware
found in the late exhumationsat Herculan-
cum, which have been forwarded to the
Society of Antiquities in London, whereof
your correspondent says the bottle resembl-
ing brakes Plantation Bitters was 'un-
doubtedly placed among the ruins by the
agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to state that
he is incorrect in every respect. Ifa bottle
was found there bearing our lettering, the
language of the Ancient Romans was diff
ferent from the accepted literature of that
day. Our Agent has other business than
this in Europe, and has not been in Italy at
all. No doubt Americans carry Plantation
Bitters to Rome; but trying to impose upon
society of Antiquarians in this way seems
quite useless, and we do not appreciate the
joke. 1t is unnecessary for us to spend
money in Europe while we are unable to
supply the demand for these celebrated
Bitters here. Respectfully,
may3-dawlw P.H. DRAKE & co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
Cleveland Market.

EELQuR1Good to choice Xxx red 81 1908 co. do
l,2OO bush No. at 81 3O and 200 at sl 49, Toledo
red offered at 81 IS, 81 SO bid.
CORN-Quiet and steady at Csc for shelled from
nnATS--Steady., Sales 4 cars at CSC from store.
ME-Nothing doing. Held at 81 OO9l O5.
BARhEY-Sae cars No. from store at 81 05.
PORk-ln moderate demand and steady at $28 90
93O 90 for city-packed mess. Sales 95 brls unin-
spected country mess at $26 90.
LARD-Unchanged at 2O92Ic for city-rendered
III sNGKEDDo HDo MfEfsArs-sugar-cured hams qsc for
canvassed and 22c for uncanvassed; shoulders l7c;
dried beef ioc for canya;sed and sc for
dull at l5Slsc. ss to quality.
EGGS-ln good demand at 24c. ....
CHEESE-New Cheese is arriving and sells at
range % 3, ,iI2iSg,iSc according to quality
;HlGHWlNES-Dull and weak. Held at q 10.
ALCOHOL-M quiet and steady. Held ut
- 5sg4 "a for 9s per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
?, PETR0LEUMccTbc market is quiet and weak.
lie d at zoe for refined.
,iSELDS-7Salet so bush Timothy at q 5O95 Co.,
Clover held at SIS co.
P0TAT0ES;17Steady at SOC for peach blows.
DRIED APPLES-Stcady at s9s1Sc and pay for
DRIED DPEACHES-Unpee selling in small
way 4t :. SOgS2c 2 :,, no p peeled m in market. :.
Trout half bris. - 90; Pickerel, half brls, So 20
BEAHS"ba He'd d's at S' ii iSSs @ @ % for good to
prime medium white.
Solar 81 Is.
HOPS-Frm. New York State 4O95Oc, accord
ing to quality; Ohio 259 0c.
MALr-Steady. Barley malt held at 81 80 per
bushpl.
ALE AND P0RTER-Market steady. We quote
as follows: Present use Xxx Ale Sl0 Stock xxx
Sll9l2: Kennel $l6; Pale Cream H.; Porter $ll.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
WATER LlME-FiIm at 90 25 for 0swego and
Akron.
PLASTER-"Powell's" land plaster sl2 so per
ton
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
Proclamation by the President.

WHEREAS, 1t appears from evidence in
the bureau OF military justice that the afro
cious murder of the late President, Abra-
ham Lincoln, and the attempted assassina-
tion of the Hon. VIM. III. Seward, Secretary
of State, were melted, concerted and pro-
cured by and between jeff. Davis late of
Richmond, Virginia, and Jacob Thompson,
Clement G. Clay, Beverly Becker, Geo. N.
Sanders, w. G. Cleary, and other rebels and
traitors against the Government of the
United States, harbored IN Canada;
Now, therefore, to the end that Justice
may be done, |, Andrew johnson, President
of the United States, do offer for the arrest
of said persons, or either of them, within
the limits of the United States, so that they
can be brought to trial, the following re-
wards: 100000 for the arrest of Jefferson
Davis; $25OOO for the arrest of Clement c.
Clay; $3.50 for the arrest of Jacob Thomp-
son; $4,000 for the arrest of Geo. N. San
ders; $25,000 for the arrest of Beverly Beck
ei; and $4,000 for the arrest of VIM. G.
Cleary, late clerk of Clement G. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General of the Uni
ted States is directed to cause description
OF said persons, with notice of the above
rewards, to be published.
In testimony Whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington the I'd day of May, in
the year of our Lord 1865, and of the inde-
pendence of the United States of America
the S9th.
,....-. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: . '
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
New YORK marxel--NIays

C0TT0N--Firm at 4s947 for middling, chiefly at
tho inside price. 'I7f ~ y - ''7-
FLOUR-Heavy, and I09l5c lower on common and
medium grades; &c 5097 90 for extra State: a 100
90 for extra round hoop Ohio; 81 9599 40 for trade
brands;. market closing dull. 3 .asfiSr
WHISKY-Stcady at % IL for Western. ~
WHEAT-Dull and dropping; 81 6l for common
RYE-Quiet. .1syg n F~IUE M n
BARLEY-Firm. eofsa .ls "a
C0RN-Scarce and very firm at 81 IS for old
mixed Western, 81 47@l so for new yellow. -1i
OATS-Du aud lower at 70D75c for western.
PETR0LEU UM-Quiet. 3oc for Crude; "a for re-
fined in bond, and "A de free. n's ilt
COFFEE-In active demand. Sales Of Rio at
l5t4c, and Santee at Az. 7lT I4
MOLASSES-Duli. 7l
SUGAk-Firm; Cuba Muscovado 1lA9I2c; s
boxes Havana sold at liz. ....a.I .I- -ea
PORk-Opened heavy and lower and closed with
more frmness; S27 621992s lax for new mess;
closing at S27 S7 cash; sa5 OO925 SO for 63 and 'el
DO cash and regular way, closing at S25 rs cash:
s25 10 for prime and $25 50926 90 for prime mess =
Also 3 $50 bbs new for May, June and July
sellers' option, $27 50C)2S 30.
BEEF-Steady at $l2 O09l6 90 for plain mess,
and Sl6 OOg20 90 for extra mess. ''7' .tf
BEE HAMS-Steady at $40 O0925 90.
CUT MEATS-ln fair demand at l4AC9155Sc for
SHOULDERS and 174@l9Iic for hams.
BACON-Steady; l5I@l5kc for Cum berland cut;
151cgl6 for long ribbed, and l6149l6Jsc for short
hARD--Stc,dy at 15al9lsKc.
BU ITEk-More active at l5923c for Ohio, and %
935c for State. |ff| IH0 I'I0'
Oh GESE-Firm at l5923c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04


ROSE & BEEM.-This merchant tailoring
establishment, located at the northeast
corner OF High and Town streets, is in the
full tide Of successful operation. This is
owing to the fact that the clothing ordered
there is made up In the best and most fash
ionable style, and is SO well fitted to the
wearer as to be neat and becoming In every
respect. Besides, the purchaser finds on
trial that the materials used are equal, If
not superior In quality, to those he bar
gained for. iInaddition, the terms on which
materials are furnished and work done, are
as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere,
and often for the same quality, class and
style of clothing, much lower. Ifyou want
any kind of garment, call at the northeast
corner of High and Town streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04
The Conspiracy Cascs-HHOn. Beni.
G.. Harris, of Md. Arrested.

New YORK, May 3.-The Times Wash
ington special says The preparation of
the conspiracy cases for trial has devolved
upon Col. Burnett, who conducted the trea-
son cases at indianapolis. His great abili-
ty developed in those cases commended him
to the Government. He is now sitting the
mass of testimony in possession of Govern
ment. The prisoners are closely guarded.
Among the precautions adopted to prevent
them from committing suicide is the pad
ding of the head of each thickly with cot
ton, so they cannot butt their brains out.
This was suggested by the attempt made
by Payne a few days since.
1t appears Benz. G. Harris, member of
Congress from Maryland, was arrested for
persuading paroled prisoners from Lees
army to violate their parole and 20 back
and join the rebels in arms. A number of
these prisoners testify to his giving them
money for this purpose, and unless he
breaks down this testimony he will certain
ly be convicted. The punishment is death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-04

SAvED.-Among a recent list of saved
from the, Sultana disaster, we find the name
Of Borroughs Van Horn, Of the 95th o. WI.
We are glad to learn, that George III.
Young, of this city, of Company A, in
the same regiment, is also among the saved.
Since the disaster, the father of George has
received letter from him, stating that he
had escaped with severe scald on one arm,
aud slight scratch. We congratulate the
family upon the good news of Georges all
but miraculous escape from terrible dis
aster, in which so many hundreds of his
fellow soldiers perished. &c.,