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, 1865-05-27
EEzO3I LONDON, G. W.
Temperance eConvent1on~-frand Lodge
of tsu"d Templnrs-1tleyenth .annu1i
&tz&lou4

LONDON, c. W., May a3-TEc eleventh au.
nua1 session Of the Right Worshipfal Gtand
Lodge Of North America, OF the Good TEN.
Esnss st esT o hs.d hen an 4 dse
gates present from Maine, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Kentucky,
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnc-
sofa, Kansas, Indiana, California, and Cana.
da. Reports Of officers are highly encauras-
ing. An increase Of membership In nearly
every Jurisdiction, md over 5000 In ali.
The fIcaneial condition Is excellent, there be-
i1g over Il 600 In the treasury. Important
legislation IN progress, and looking to renew
Cd work Ia hehalt OF the temperance cause.
Twenty delegates to be appointed to na-
tional convention ut Saratoga Springs in Att
gust next. The session adjonsns over to-
morrow afternoon. In respect to the Queens
birthday. E8 HH
, 1865-05-27

We are Indebted to Lieutenant L. s. Dlley,
1o3d Ohio Volunteers, for moss valuable
and Interesting document which he has
politely Forwarded t. from Richmond, viz:
The official reports Of the operations Of the
Confede.ate Army Of Northern Virginia from
Its organization to the battle OF Fredericks.
bn3g: I'D, 114G,
, 1865-05-27
FROm KENTUCKY.
Union Meeting mt Fraukfort-Non1tn =.
ton Of Ire by General
Palmer. etc.

FnANKFoRr, May 2l.-1n the Union meet
Ing last night Capt. r.. L. Neal, Of Madison
County. VAS nominated for State Treasurer,
Col. Wood having refused to allow his name
to be used. A platform was adopted, resolv-
lug to make bold aud stsaight.out Eight on
speeches ware made. Among others, Major
Gtperal Palmer spoke, taking bold aud de-
clded stsnd with The national Unlon party Of
Kentucky The conservatives arc evidently
in muts, rs they hsTe called together all
their prominent nen, and are to have con-
sultatlon tonight. They fear that all is not
AZ well with them as 1t appears to be.
1t tpretty plain now that Judge Dullitt will
he addressed ont Of office on the charge Of ab.
spnre Go1n his post aione.
, 1865-05-27

A letter from Dresden, Germany, says:
1.-THE harbor OF Hamburg is now fuller of
vessels than i has been at the same season
tor years and ret there nfe not enough 10
take On board all the emigrants bound for
Alnstica. The wharf here ii lined with cmi.
E,ants as fl 81 the eye caN -ensb."
, 1865-05-27
FROM RICHMOND.
Further Arrest or Rebel Leaders.

kEw YonK, Nay 2G-The H.ralFs Rich
mond cores espondent says: t'Seddon. ex.
reoel Secretary Ok War, has been arrested aua
Imprisoned on gupboat in tue James, with
Hunter aud Campbell. 1t is believed that
Ler.1ould also soon be in custody, and Gov
ernor Smith, now afnEitise, captured"
, 1865-05-27

RfrRy Smith on IL New March.
NEW YonK, May c6.-The Washington spe-
cIal to the New York Herald says: Iufor.
nation has been received here that Kirby
Smith intends marching bis army across the
Rio G1andc and rendering its services to
MAMMALIAN. This movement will be pre-
vented.
, 1865-05-27

BosIOS, May 93.-The grand musical lestl.
ra1 Of the Handel aud Haydn Society com.
menccd to-day with considerable tc,dt. This
evening no less than aereu hundred perform
trs nre on the stage. Mrs. Van Z4adt is
singing in the osatorio Of the Creation, with
Atiss Brainerd and other soloists, to crowded
house.
, 1865-05-27

sHEEP-There IL . better demand but light IN ..
Fly. Good GRADES bring fair psice E&aduy- We
4urta tbs Eatket 6tm.
, 1865-05-27
Chicago STOCK EXCHANGE,

iitIou, as tey are now. Hence lager imports OF
goods aId larger exports Of specie arc to look
ed for, unless coun:eraeted By increased e1-
, 1865-05-27

Coorsnsrows, Yenapgo Co., Ia, May o.
Nr. IambeTter, while digging cellsr, dis.
covered rock containing silver or lead, and
q white ssnd rock, supposed ty al that lave
examined il. to contain Eold.
, 1865-05-27

,a5anea n .n gceordsnce &c GA a rssoon p!sal ~
GAaaas ttsa ars 80 rfps'd es W. s"'%s* '''s' ~'''
FanAr Erxs1xo. Msy &c.
Ell HAIL a e 10 Nov York
T. IKE a1o fRa Ro e an quote
70 gos1oN - sEn.. flon5 tto0 Feu,sh m Gaa.s' -
hsaslsoFoaf. p S;s se; Fossts G,.a. w. W
ss III: ,seess; s,,t: s st,
ena. e1s wss rss'f ras Ill. aos a.nsss =
r g e.! ses1sS IL e. oss ss1
sar: 10 eE's Mtnc s.o.a :sa otis store Ail!.' saa
n ;sss g e: 4 4
81. srRlsa sCrx1-iro q as ss.i1k: ,o.,
l.t ri ;ess:s Fl
s1oEEIso b 15. 4 sl'a; & ss' y 7
x i i !; & E % .!: !5s !; &
s & e & IL e.: : e
= ~! : s;,gese @ szaaa; xe.
pa e.T toss
8 'a a. e u g 70 g nsEa sg;5 s s. 8 p
Sc: 300 eu R.5eciea 4 s,eco bu eo It sc; sd
ha IS 81 4 eo 81 d. q e
SyIoAr-latoo nu Rejected - 53e 9. As1hsc o.a
Is msteet g.s qaitss &c scs No. /; Sic for No.
OiTs-Ic: e:sed. g;,en au:, shipped. T..5 bn-
Msri opened about 7c better but a. ne sloae the
loc9 ~ Ne :: &c 5cco oa d9 st Isfe: zS3m ou %
60 : e s. Il
4te: Goh9 Hc.ssk*sc g "a On trek II to<s. OATS
- l-ts Of 10. At lsc, md buyers At HJc. -
Klk-Ese-l1eu: 1,Ho h9 scicocd. Gnn ba. Mar
b 90 n s'ors At eoc seo hn No.. in .so.s II Sc
l.Ef-Eec. istd. go bu: shipped, 10. so bn.
1s1 bags u c trck 500 bu at &c. acd 100 pu ii
&c, both del,
NEANS Make. quiet. Sales 4ese. / bsIs al
fi.05: To oE:s snd bags At $40.
BROOM Ft1KN-kect1Yed, LII Is. Market
1p1.1 a $50 ett.I.EA O. De1 TOE.
HEE%EAA-Tter err !s nothing doing aud thu
natxrt ID nominal At sa3sc.
DCTTEK-Ktce1vea. II. SO 81 shipped 90 n,
Ma kat vtfy qu1c' a1d sslsa axe mA1o It yestet-
, 1865-05-27

frg April ususl1y oue Of the 'buseat months of
The year, Is shewn-h3 the tset that, during TINT
month, on]y $i3. .&oo,0oo Of foreign merchandise
YVES put upon the market, while, during the came
mouth OF last year, tho amount was S33, 100 coo,
-0it Stocks in Pittsburgh are dull. Sales On
the s4lh were ss follows: 600 shares Stella, "a;
500 shares Federal, 95; 200 shares Horseucck, a5.
The following Is the comparative statement of
the exports {ezclusvc Of epetie) from tho port Of
New York to foreign ports, for the weak ending
May q, and tlnee January1:
t5C3 1861. ls65.
Fer tho T7kek......... ,0E6,4i9 $31!803l $fK45d
i1evscrs' reported. sooc7.N ess:2gl1 y;.asi is
6lncs Jan. 1........s3 i,:o9 ss5 a.a,sp sste9
The Commissioner Of Internal Refeans has
, 1865-05-27

GRArS-Whtst quiet and unclaimed S4le OF ear
No. i Itd ut $l,so; NO. *hte had II eL6o6l8L
Ccf1-DuD, Dc M I'd tslen on and marie. .c,n I.
dlelIa # iN e, Dat.-Qu,et sad rnehanyst, h..d
stEc en- rack. Sc on bansd. Barley Ma-ktr clatir-
, 1865-05-27

The N11iOnnI Debt movement.
NEW YonK. May 2G-Thc Mra1Ts proposI-
tion to pay of our national debt BY ind}yld-
ua1 subscriptions has been responded to By
Commodore Vanderbilt taking twenty-five
sha1ee, Robert Bonner two, aud Henry A.
Heisers' Sons two. These shares arc twenty
Thousand dpllata each.
, 1865-05-27
cow MEKECEAL,

FnrpXT EVENING, Msy 45, 1896
Tho following table showA The recetpts aud
shipments Of Produce and Provisions during the
past twentyfour hours:
, 1865-05-27
The BurniuE Oil Well at YER
non, Euds

TERyoS, Jennings Co., Ind, May 223.-This
morning, between and i O'Clock, the oil
well In process Of boring at tue Tunnel Mills,
near Vernon, took fire aud has been burning
all day. The burning Is accompanied with
heavy, dull, explosive sounds, st Irregular IT,
teryals, but never half an hn1r apart.
, 1865-05-27

n.hs1e 81 II n cSa3 81 pfr 100 D., tha 2attF
s.1s. avnrN snt cniY obtA1n8hc far EI:lA c1at.e.
, 1865-05-27

CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

EEw YORK, May 26-Gold has ranged to-
dag from 1861 disappearing Ut the outside
, 1865-05-27
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AaEs1,
No. III South Thi1A streets
AAJ i, ta3. FHn.ApELTHlA.

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
Ftut N4tio3al Bank Of Chicazo.
'6econt National BANK Of C1tc4xq.
Third National BAnx II Chicago.
Fourth Fsti0nst Bank OF Ch1cas3.
Fl1th National Bank Of ChlcsZo.
Commercial National Eank OF Chicago.
Manufacturer National Bank OF Cnleazu.
1echAuies' Satona' EaaS Of Chicago,
Nercharts' National Bank Of Chicago.
Northwestern Nsstoual BArx OF ChicRso.
Union National Bank OF Chicago.
, 1865-05-27

BurrAIo, May y26.-Thc billiard tournament
closed here last evening. Tie first prize, a
gold-mounted cue, WAS won by Frank Mar
TIN; the second prize, silyer-mounted cue,
was won by ]. C. Stuart.
, 1865-05-27
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

MATTERS On the lower 11iss1sstpp1-Re.
storatIon or 0rdef-The fecedmcn-
Tie Labor QueStion-neInuchof
Observation-Disclosures In Arkansas.
, 1865-05-27
CuuCAf;0 T,aII4Y 31AHKEF-

riHsuYts or f,fu.n az uQtp made ~ q odAA q e
s<pTpot, in dccordcnce ic1IA resoht&on ftaet -
Charge, 1nA ar6 - rtps5.I ~, H7ka oAae' "''e
tpsc9Hsd-1
, 1865-05-27

\
tho following:
"The Withdrawal OF The Government from the
maYlt | a. buyer Of army and naEy s1pptles h4s
LAT. . tefy damaging effect upon = long list Of
uuo:+d nrm. Anch as the Government buying
hr~ been reduced. it, purchases will soon be Gnu
t.acted still further, nA II will be relieved from the
w:rd VIZ 10 be di:chsrEed. The coal aud iren trsde
has teen much contracted already. and labor OF
most kinds ean Be hsd a1 gooaM g q desl lover rates.
force 20 long diverted bJ The rebellion into con-
sumc1e. viii toun bring wsges back to the old
ttandard and With + The pt1ces Of AZ commodities.
The Gay Of high prizes over and the less people
draws to cloee."
The New York Commercial Adrtrftser Of the
s4th ktates that there fs very active demand for
Government go1dbear1ng bonds. 1t adds: I'VE
notice an effort to borrow GoTeruments for the
pnrpote Of supporting orders for Flye-twsnt1es
from Europe, the difference Of abtut II Per cent
between tho quotations. In London and New York
being considered to afford good opportunity for
purchases; brt the attt u,pt 70 far a. We Observe
has been un.uccessfu1, tho scarcity of bonds rem
definK 1t iifieult to borrow"
The money m1rket In PhIIade1phis continues
easy md capital Tery abundant on cali al per
cent. The best paper passes freely ut 7Gs per
cent per annun.
The notes Of the Brandon Bank, brandon.
IT., and Of TIE Merchants Bank, Westoold, n T..
have been thrown out by the Metropolitan bank
0! New York.
Tho n. 7. Journal of Commerce, On The game
subiect, says: "1f gold Is shipped to any extent,
the price At fret would tend upward; but an a.
vance In tha price Of gold would be, in effect, an
adyazcc in the prica Of bonds abroad, aud would
therefore react on the market here II 1t led to In
creased remittancts OF q. S. securities. lift Hero
not for the expectation of sact reaction. there
would be \ decided advance in the market rate
for eoid."
- With regard to tho recent advance in gold,
them. Z. 4inzes rays: Tha demand for gold Ia
or IN export ra.te1 than speculative nature, Md
Nc apprehension is felt Of any considerable or
permanent advance IN price," There is about
4aeoo,ooo Of gold in the bsnks and the Treasury
ofaco Of New York-cs which The Bank OF New
Yo1k alone holds &, 47a,s +
The New York Htratd, In commenting on hc
advance IN gold, says:
..rbe gold market has beca IN the ascendant
nn6er fhe demand for shipment, which Is likely
tn continue eteady. Just now the imports are not
heavy, slihoueh her pzepoaae1ate largely o,sr
rnods md general metchanstzs have neyet besn
10 lsre oi goods Ill oFsr the country ior the lAst
nuafter Of i century, in proportion 10 the popu-
, 1865-05-27

s@ s,.::::::::: .::.::::::':: -: 81 900 v''''.a
Dispatches tso1 9allaRher's quoted gold u fol-
lo.s: $40 ?. H., 1851; Glo ?. NJ, 1851.
IA and buyers At 1884. 01ts were offered At ~
with buyers at 42}@seie.
In the afternoon HtRhwtnes were fs1ner, with
ta'ts of 10 hrls at s1-9-c1oeing with buyers at
$1,pa11.93. :.
, 1865-05-27
UNITED STATES
7-3O LQA nj
TEIRD SERIES
S SS 600 Q @ @.

by authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, rna
undersigned. the General subscr.rsion Agent Tor tho
sale Of United States Securities, oss 10 the potNa
tte third series Of esa7z5 Sotfs. hcs-tog sevC ,nd
taseeta1;h4 PEI cent ,ntart FEE a1nu. .k.oTn tia
, 1865-05-27

Army Awards at Cincinnasl-sIay Fl.
Tho Coz 1tlsAty It this prat Invited proposals for
1oe s D:s r. &C. e. sS s E; q NJ n
po5ss, I'D ooo du shou,c1rs at $i3 10. In boI-l.
, 1865-05-27

Blncs Jan. to, ,so9 go a.s,a2 $6s31stt9
The Commissioner Of Internal ReEeaue has
given decision that "broktEs must include In
their returns .alcs OF stoeks. &C., made for them
selves, a. well - those nsde for others.''
.-The market for OIL Stocks In Philadelphia /.
more active. The Gales on The 241h were at the
, 1865-05-27

Phflu delphia Wool 1znTkcx-s1ny -.
The markrE ii Hutet and the demsnd limited, .aau
fRctutess ouy1nE Oh , to tuptly i'm y edtate wants
md tw .Ca4fl 4sl*4 Gu , arc yeposst1 at pE,ceS
ranging from to 10 sc for low HlI.d t. good aaQ
rhcfrs cl1n nd tn = n.
, 1865-05-27

C1onpg p1ces for CASH. Nay 70. lsG3. IecsiFea bT F.
@. BoltoostaI1 d Co., Com1I.sIon, ssoex ond Band
Yyokess, IS E.21k st1tet, Ehtragos
, 1865-05-27

M A r I'm E l. 19I
, 1865-05-27


The m,rLet raa OF active, anu nuytrs appsaS
ehT Hot ers Of refined, however, manifest no aisp3
s,tinu 10 etfa They prefer holuinx on to lower
inT thri- ra,es. The put7 operations That ne un-
DIR our notice we1e lots cc3pr1mk Its b:.1 ftee
, 1865-05-27

Here the Market opened buo5suk but closed
weak. sa1es Of "cash gold" At the Pirlt Board
were at 13Gilts7t, and At the afternoon Do.,d
At 1sG@12G;. The market opened on the street at
1861, and closed 1t 1ss01:53. Silver was dull
and nominal at 123.
Government Bonds Wcrs more active and frmer.
Wo quote:
, 1865-05-27
Auction Euiea Of sConI In New York-Fal

In Prices.
On T. si1 q a. es
to!c Il peotc haescn Asthe Exchange salesrae1, No.
III M 1h sS + q nas L. +
e
Msr. sr Il Bu,as,s %5 onss e:,:t+d =, .ue.1onee,,
pou: 8 eu ea 90 Ss
odered ii lota 10 tone. with ths privilege of 1900
Tho tfst bid wss u per tan. which was run up to
lie bidding sten weat en. 100 tons being sold ut
t. tons NJ .a .sa ~ 70 eas 2.
.oia az qhs os.nes bro5sa Gn;sa
ana the ois: et OF GO tons Has Knocked doWn Il
ssk ii ma ansiiy 10 ssisX Tne srae a. .ei 81
Hsa .hen diapeata 81 IL 4atsa stis II sStIaaG aG:x
bps IL sos sa FL d
srJ cate. Toward The etnc.usion og ths asle tha
9oMo!. p,sssnt teesn 70 ta;a o't Raay hsvlas
r. xaLse o1 lr.css than VIZ any tntaa.ioa OF puf
The q Loving Ia sta,esus dt the quant,sssa sold.
10 a pss: Poas lump. to y.
ELECTIONS Gk TO *
s1 tors TO *
3,99 PIX to 6K
i'll i .ae DIT pa sIs iais n:as 81 tis Feaa,,ns y
.sn. Gea "a Piess 95anss
company viii Offer Asy more Goa. IS auction.
Tha toia Eiee 4 sauamaty ot the PRICES oe,aiaed.
6sis1He. E.es.Tsnas aud Wests1a fta1 ROAD Goas-
paD1:
Geon tons atearoboat coaI..... - 1:H0s1sk f.cEa7
5uc1 tens uls p.---....s..-...- hAh966!H 6+ssAt.0
80! totp RFAIe.. stsAN5s3 1.eQ87:q
2to9 tons @ s9g:s :s...--.'''.'.. * S-s3 sa95
l. so ton4 chrsta0t... 2s.18:.- o.Es2+W
, 1865-05-27
7.3 D2s also For sale bv
PRESTON, WILLARD 4 kEAN,
BASKKRS, ~ sou.h Ga.kst. Chicago.
my26IS<2t2t adp
PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE STOCK
To be Sold.

STATE or KEETUCET,t
F6A1xLl1 EIAEEfr CoURr. j.
l. T. l!ster, P1aintiG. ~. cbss s. Waller. 4c-. D.
ltnfarta-fn hQuiry.
Bc yftue Of fna Judgement OF the C11cu!t Corr Il
the ccuniy Of rrar tltp. s'a'o OF 6entucky. .e
2tPUBLfC AUCTION ~ ths
, 1865-05-27

AMERICAN Et.AMES' = Observation-Disclosures
society since 1850, has placed 1859 Libraries,
consisting Of about e., ,0oo volumes On board
Of ships for tue use Of the seamen. or these,
$40 Libraries have gone to the navy, and 8a9
to merchant vessels.
NATIONAL. CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
This body will meet In the old churah, Bos.
ton, on the 18th Of June, and will be attended
BIZ about COO delegates. Rev. DR.. ssurterant,
President Of Illinois College, will preach tho
opcning sermon. Some Of the subjects to
be considered By the council ate: Enugcl'r1
tlon In the West and South; Parochlal Evat-
eclizatton Education for the Ministry; M.::-
isterial Support Statement Of Chu'c!, Pill
CT; Declaration OF tChrtstlan Faith AID sys-
tematizing Benevolent Contributions.
PRESBYTERIAN GE'L ASSEMBLY, \. .5.-Tae
General Assembly of the New School ss~-saa-
b1cd at Brooklyn, N, z, On Thursday Ct .ast
week. The Moderator OF the last Assembly,
Rev. Thomas Dratnard, D. D., Of philadelphia,
preached the opening discourse. Tha church.
Is Of the District Of Columbia were veil rep
resented. The assembly represents aa 81
mods, los Ptesbyter!es, 1,644 Ministers. l. ~
Churches, md 13S, coo commandments About
250 Commissioners were present, heatdes
many representatives from corresponding
bodles. Amor tho Commissioners present
were cne colo.cd minister from Philste1phia,
md another frcm Newark. The Phla{elph'a
delegate, Rev. Thomas B. Reeve, Was slected
as an alternate for the Rey. DR.. DIianard,
named above. Dr.. B1annrd Is Of tho spfnton
that Mr.. Reeve ID the first colored mil crer
elected to any General Assembly, md be
, 1865-05-27
q. s. $40 Six per Csnt,
GGLD-BEAR1NG BONDS,

Tnese B. nd aze aow worth handsome peemtnn4,
ard are cxsu1pt, = Ee FL the Goye1usnt Boods,
from 5tate. County and Xunapus .1dxcaa,1, tealch
04ids from ore To la5ed PR per annn1 10 tasr
ratst, according tp ths rate evled upoa o.hes psu2-
y. The i1terest u psJsh4e xcal aernay By coupons
attached to each uot, which may ba sus on sud aod
to auy Baak Of BANKER.
, 1865-05-27

The Muster Out OF TTonns-The Kebsl
Ham $ToneyyAlf-Bhe VteksbuFE Aus
nlSersnty- military and General
N&TEe.
, 1865-05-27


eHKRP sALEs TO-DAY.
John Adams sold BieEatorf IS head prime abora
Sheep averaging II ~, at ISIS ...-.
GtsEory tE uxsin9s aoti D4u3e % hand fa.r shoru
Shetps ~ Tt2ts sk ns, 1t n
Gc6Ger Co. sod nlube 20 he al good Qaal1tT shoru
ShfAu. nYtrA21aH I'D nf, Al &3,klx.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

REPORTED ESCAPE OF JEFFERS0N DAVIS.
Under this heading, some of our Northern ex-
changes have a telegram from New Orleans, dated
the 18th inst, stating that it is reported that JEFF
Davis crossed the Mississippi river at Tinkers'
Bend, accompanied by Texas cavalry, on thenight
of the 10th, escaping the observation of our naval
forces. There is no truth in this report. We, on
yesterday, published the facts concerning the de-
parture of Davis from Greensboro, N. c., on the
l4th. There are gentlemen now in this city who
saw him there on the 18th. He and his Cabinet
and principal military and civil officers rode South
from Greensboro on the morning of the lAh, un-
der the escort of about two thousand picked cav
airy. There can be but one doubt that he will
make for the Trans Mississippi, and that is sug-
gested by the fact that his followers openly pro-
claimed that to be their destination.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
MOSBY.

The report that Col. Mosby, the noted Partizan
Ranger, had actually surrendered was premature.
The facts seem to be- that the 18th inst attended
by twenty of his officers, he had at BerryviIle, east
OF Winchester, an interview with Gen. Chapman,
who was attended by twenty-five officers of lis
Division. At this meeting memorandum or basis
of agreement was drawn up by Gen. Chapman, pro-
viding that Mosby should surrender upon the same
terms as Gen. Johnston, if the latter should sur.
render that two days were to be allowed to sub
init the agreement to Gen. Hancock for his ap-
proyal, and if approved by him, then ten days were
to be allowed Mosby to hear from Johnston. In
the meantime no marauding should take place in
Fauouer or Loudon countless and if Johnston failed
to surrender but was whipped, then Mosby was to
surrender on the same terms accorded by General
Grant to the Army of Northern Virginia. Pend
ing these negotiations, Gen. Chapman, with the
First Division of the Nineteenth Army Corps, re-
ceived marching orders, and the matter was left TO
Maj.-Gen. Hancock.
During the interview with General Chapman.
Mosby and his off GERS expressed themselves in
terms of the bttervst denunciaion of the assas>ina
ton OF Mr.. Lincoln, and characterizing the crime
as a great national calamity, to the South as well
as the North. They declare that should the muir
derer come into their lines and be appel ded he
should be promptly handed over to the Unite
States authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27
DIED,
promulgated

In Richmond, on the 10th of April, 1855 Of q wound
received in charge before Petersburg, GEO T. WEST
company E, Sh Louisiana Vols. in the 26th year Of his
age
Baltimore papers please copy.
At the residence of Mr. John Hancock, on Tuesday
evening" the 25th instant, az hafpast o'clock Capt
SIDNEY s. GRoYEEoRi Of the Federal srmy-aeed
about thirty years.
Long time confrel in Castle Thunder and also in the
penitentary, by the Confederae Government His fu-
neral will take place at o'clock THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON from the residence of Mr.. Hancock on
Twenythrd street, Union Hill near Mr. Elijah Bakers.
All friendly are invited 10 attend.
The Lord win be a refuge for the oppressed refuge
in lines of trouble.
Indiana papers please copy.
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