davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-31
The Only Loan In Market
Hov oHesrd By TIC 6ovrnmen1 and 1t. SUPERIOR NJ.
vs1taxes make i,the
Great Popular Loan of the Peonye.

Iefs than $2sof 100000 OF the Loan susaoE.zsa i.
Couxrssa azr nov on Tho raztst Tah auou.t, .
the rsts It which It is oslnk ansorbsdH al b. sub.
scE1oed b< within axtv days. Hnsn tho I'D
doubted1y command 3renlum+ II uniformly hsGp
tta case on closing tho subscriptions to othrY o4a.
In order thai ctlzens Of dvtsy town sad seero2 q
the country may he Afforded facilities tos tA5nk a&
Lean. the National BAnz1, Btate Banf1 aad Pftys<3
-BAakErs C1rpukhout tho coUo" haTo KonE11R
ax7tet to stceiyo subscriptions n pas- eutscyhEA
WIN select their own s9c1ts, "A wson thoy haTs eou-
dence. and who only ara 70 ba responsible 70. ro -
uYt1y OF tho uote1 npr which thoJ sesei7e oEdes1.
, 1865-05-31

Asttsercat Of tho cs:cs Vi ths r.etn rittiburzh
b:eWeFles In AIleE6any City and Ess.Fvo toEnshlps
With wa seized hy the United States Collector, his
b.en 1ected BY lhe OF tbs bsewerfs sgree1ag
to p-y the alleged to b. tua the Government.
the costa ncus1ei In the prosecution Of tho c+ses
The brews1k haze nothsd thtir customers that they
ere ebout increase The wholesse price Of beer IN
e5dtE 10 cover The loas suststasd by than in t1esa
PROSECUTIONS.
, 1865-05-31

r~ An cxamins tIon Of files will develop
the fact that The journals, wh2 plead tue
strongest for the hanging of old John Brown,
five years ago, are NOW the moat anxious that
jeff, parIs and his confferes Ehould escape
fLc sa1ne End. Why is{t?
, 1865-05-31
FROM sssC0Nfs.y1,.
ErthutfnAt1c h+csptlon or t:ov Pstr.
pnlh1-11ttz' ms Taxing the oath
H1c Ne&foe8 and CfDpa

WASHINGTON. May Su.-Gov. Pcsrpolut, OF
Virginia, met Eih an enthusiastic reception
on h:s a'fival in Richmond on tbe 2Gth. A
large civic and military procession eecorted
blro to the executive mansion. An address
Of welcome Faa delivered, to which the Coy
error responded.
Cit1zenein various parts of. the State con-
TIME to press forward to take the oe.h,of al
lsefapce: On the I'D, over LOO took. the
oath in Freder1cseb ebu,g; -. >, =,
:. The Kork Of rrpairinE the James River and
kanawaha Canal has commenced, the Gov
eminent agreeing to furnish the necessary
machinery, materials aud laoo:ers..
The negroes hare returned to the planta-
items they lad deserted, gone to wo.k, sud
there are now prospects Of fair crops,
, 1865-05-31

This Dank FEecsise s1bscytplons TO the aaw $50
8. Notes. adu psy the iatsrest rom date Of sub
AcE1p'to TO the 18th OF Iu'y -
Ihese n,tes ~ issaed In snomiE aaons q 30 sto
isp pcz cent Annu In iegal tender notes OF, 81
sos opsion q tho RI cent IL gold and
- conveed at the op!ioa OF tie holder u maturity
iato PCT csut % gold baA.1uZ ho7ts
By act Of Congress they are nDa from State and
Municipal taxhtltn aud having this advantage, afn
thu beat security for tnreauueat now In tbs MARKET
Sob AFenta, and sand tho notes ftaa Of chsr<e.
Tic notes Will ba ready fvE da!tvey nhout Tho LIT OF
.IrrnL j A. E1l4la- P1eAidnot-
, 1865-05-31

New YORK, May 30.-The gunboats Magno.
lfa and G,incus have arrived from Key West
the latter In tow.
Rebel officers. returning to their homes,
were arriving at Key West from points asoug
the coast, and furnished transportation
North.
, 1865-05-31

e4is8 W+tt reported .....
1ffAY-1tr narkss - auaet. aud ISLES 80 1nads at
some c.nes.slcns on NJ uuttaeion.. We Qc7ts:1
Vt1DixnAL1 HlsS oy f8ACK-
ftE.thy, ru.;er AID beater pTsAsec,. us 9l4n
T1ue1ny, locta pfesa.h-. TfSGS79N
P53lrF. foll.x fna hsstss 1rexsc6.,..,,.. 3:SlI1E
Prairie. tcosa pstseed.. Las oil N
AETAIL FkICK1.
1.E1nthy, .c!lEr .ud beaIe- prad4-M. E0aa.9
TIE oSt j. foosc Pte-sed. i0-ISaI1E
I:.7e etdJ, 1cc1~. II N4eA r
f1alIa Io1s5l sad oEssk5 Il 5-$4ls15
.es.1e, ooea 9EE4sGa. ls yl:
P5s!re. Ioose.... sSalfe II.
81 ee RI % TOTS. on toc5 At 2!lD.
flDP--.Fe ln3cttve md ptc:s nomlnl- We
, 1865-05-31


4oratf n 1acc. 1-Hcs t:!tt rE4ot5fcTs p155ed
E1GHge Fnd are "a rep3Tted hp u. naisHs 1:r1e&t-
paHFad.1
--T TuBspAY kTzzrSa, ~: 81 is1c.
RRFtEHTS-LAKE FHA1Gur1 we're Qst.t and
unet,ng-o- EtE34ra.t1ts NerE: 70 Bu BuETAto-Prop
At {. Nh-Att It Sc; ba1qun 1i1siow, wheat At DC;
Ercps Ec plfe state and Lhl:ag3. cnn u ahc: schr
Ethan al ct, corr II tc
slL RAiLsoAp FRs sIGH1-drs dull aid r7a:tt'ed.
cw,nE 10 roe quilting undeE' Of tue several raala
We h.br q tng. mis- 70 Bost Tls Gssud Trunk
Ea!IJoad = a@a5: 70 New fssx th n |. resY1!stle
ts1xht ufrt tng. md the Iar 11e no1a At II 70 tor
F.ruf anr sGtaGoc fir 4th ass.
LAKE AND HAfL FHsIGHf5 Ara Fn1, unsttted and
temtna: SOC Fl qr and Toe f-t :ouz:a & .ss t5
Nev !. * snd ajc ta Eo:tou IN 31rnsa,
FyNUR-Fecetvet r>-1sy. Alb n.l3: 3htpp. ID.
VX9 nr :: reettr.d tnsr w.ar. .4s9 nt:a ipoe1,
s9,0.B hrs Received week, l61, .6 f2S br !:
shipped, $ ess hrls. tn. week opened Hsth go;d
similar ssvsnee th- NEXT dey N Ftid.y aoTsysr.
Hh'Eh Est sxh~ reversed % saturday. fsss rdsy
The m .ktt IVES N ~d-saely actiyr. but without suy
cetidfA 4 1hAnk in p'ics-
TopAT-1he maker VA f>th'r Gul.t hut firm.
Gsle4 wtIe: WRIT: WTETEt sXrRA9 -to0 b's"Hs y
VI fe sttE" At 80 37H: Rxp WLSTAR III bnlAh 81 Git
sPHI: 11rnAs-@ hb q. ves.n. i.nr" At ss ~: 20
n,s ~ - ~ ~ Il ~ ~ ona q, .t IS a. =" IL IL
~ chsnpicn" st sss5: sPz.sa sHrzs-if oa's i:
81 , a ( ak II Gfx a 1tA III I'll hEtnr
, 1865-05-31
The talas u day are ~ fol'oTs:
HOG SALES TO-DAY,

SHEEP-Thera has been tttla D. no clscge In The
Sheer nEEket to day. There ate but lew oR-r'n,
ind few 1nqutfisf. We quota the prices d W.ttou.
change. The saleI were 81 follows:
sEEfP SALES TODAY.
- sold Br' nticTph e5 head c3m51on &h!ep. aver
sgtnv lba e., 81 s5.25
Hail = hetges SD ohubee 81 head. .vera cling 9s7
, 1865-05-31
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AaKa1,
No. III South Third strose
PHILADELPHIA

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE KTEYKD nv
Flint National Bank OF Chlcaeo.
sscond National Bank OF Chicago.
Third National Banx Of Chicago.
Fourth HI uona1 Bank Of Chicago
Ftfth National Bank Of Cnlcsxu-
ComlnetciAl National Bank al ChleAxo-
Manufacturer NAtiotA1 Bank Of Caicsxo,
MeehAnlc4' Ea:onA Bank Of ChteAxo,
4esehsntzt EAhouAl Bank Of Chieaxo
Northwestern National Hanx Of ChIe4sp
Union Eatloual B&nk Of chicazu.
, 1865-05-31

Our exchanges, especially those from the
Atlantic sea.boarl, assure us that = large en-.
ieration Of not merely dealers aud epecula-
tors, but Of farmers, mechanics and other
'1Aboring mcn,:is Is setting southwark, to find
new fields Of enterprise and gain in the late
y yrebellious States. We trust that none of
our readess will be deluded by the INDUCE
msnts, mainly the product Of active imasina-
tirns, that arc held ont for removal from the
healthy mir and fertile soil OF the Northwest,
TO the more doubtful climate OF the South.
Setting aside all purely climatic reasons,
there are those Of another sort, plentiful as
blaekberzies. which should impel mea to
think twice before they make the proposed
change Society IN the South Is wholly dis
nfEanized by the eycnts OF the war, and By
tho changes that have taken place in
the relations Of labor to capital. Peace
there Is thing hardly yet
day o!d; no man can say how long its exist.
ence, on ba'is that will content one accus.
toned to the qaiet and securit5 Of the North,
Will be assured. And he wonld b. prophet
ofgood lineage who could tell when tho old
pFoductiveness and commerce Of the South
will be restored. Again, the state Of feeling.
hope otherwise az we may, is not, In the
Southern country, that which wilt make the
Lie OF any Northern man, unless*he be Of
ttaiterous species, either profitable or plea
rant; and that feeling is bound to inter into
and control, to great or less extent, al, the
commercial and industrial relations OF the
people. Other things being equal, no North
etn man can hope TO maintain competition
With his nelghboz Of Southern birth and
Northern antccederts. At some day, we
trust not far distant, the South will he an al
Turing field for Northern skill and enterprise ;
but until It has . Government aud can Offer
security to capttal and industry, the lime Tor
emlgtgtion thIthe1 has not a{riYtd.
, 1865-05-31
Gold


New YonK, May 3o.-Gold. Stood as high
as 1853 today, hut declined, and now, (half.
past thrce,) stands ct 137A.
, 1865-05-31

The following tables show the movement In pro-
dpca for the week ending Msy q, and from Jan.
to date:
ErcE1rTa or IEAntso ART1cLrs At CHICAGO FOR
TEE wERK ESD1ao NAY n, AND rno1 JAN. 1sr
Y3Af
, 1865-05-31
Ttsc JSntiopal fScbt,

NEW YoRE May 30 - Tie Etrau announces
TIE fota1 LIN III o subsc ipuons TO Jay of
the Eat:h II d'.',i his mnrnfn., 10 l: two
millions I'D sev.G -hy: t-ousaad do..a.s.
, 1865-05-31

31nEGf I..3No7 10
Eaeuy Bza1rty...1.1 .1Na..E
HackpttTy WIne9Nl1 %
RspherTI Ntle 3aoG3.t. GO
n. EusinuL Rum 41C<a3 80
Penn. Rye Whls-
ktea........ ....AHas.5p
Keatucky H1tls-
, hon Whistles. ..3.336.D
y. s. = - : fftEs$
, 1865-05-31
CON- WEAkCIAl.

Tuesday Erks1so. Nay 20, 15c5
The following summary shows The movements
in Produc: md ProvieioHs during the p.st six
, 1865-05-31

Auction Sales Of Coal In New York.
Tht1exalsr monthly auction aale Or S;sapton cosl
t!ok ace on Friday. At The ctce OF tas De,aw IA
and Lecfavauua Kai'rosd Company, in William
street in tbs presence OF large number Ct b1yer,
Tbs following art the prices
, 1865-05-31

ita!. Flax packing. airline, ,,..,.,s &Sa
ital. Hfmr packing, &c Sash cott-...-...-.Hl3 G
AN. H-mc su': :.--.....zsc naS2n ....ss.5saocG
CT hs1il h;Tp Fsrp hssao Ee f'peF r~n''
pKOYIzI1NS-Is.ctl .ctlved ku-dsy, 91Rsg ms Cut
Meats; $3.50 ~ Lard shipped to-ts:, 53 i01 % Cut
Mats: 40 hrta EoI k Tha =: celpss aud shipments
during IL. psat weak Sere - ioIlo ~: r,,
Cu:mEaft. ns.......-.............45ti3 II a3i
U-*ft oels. 2,35
folk o!s s.''.''..'s.s.''''''.'.'...,S!s S!s FIT
q r. ,6i:a.a;: q FORK aSe durtnu M ! 9sS!
H'e ess Pnrk-Ticte has ba-u i fair. icman III
MIS- PORK ttrrtux 'he pclt week. chiefly b. Canal
buytrs. and ihc nask=t 1rea ttesry At e.! 5n@H 50
t:d Is ttt prtee Tor cho G: city p.ahts- ounuy an
conn N tiiy r1aats ~eTc 50 II S2S5-G1Cc.
TODAY Ihtre Was vY;y moi 'rat- demanh, snl III =
lLn, IN. 20 bE:s ct1r:ct.d Mess p'Ex 1t S23 o. Id
% Frame a.sss @ Pofk-rse.e ha, been sn improved
ln.u4sJ Tor t1lm a-ts PORK dutse .sr wtey ant, &c
ncne; s9y 1cr IN p.nes oi 1lco9l s. pr 6Ft. TO
Pl!me Nes PORK were sold 1t 6,s.0o
sweet ftcsied Hnms-ihe marstt i very dull
aEd Quotr lilo n1kes o@nina at l5I6altc. Ll1.I
Inies re made turnr I'm &eek At that laugst aEl
1t The elcte b'ldets oae. to Ecl at1s'.
and oHci atioca almost eniIs1T romtn., DnrInE IN
seek ststtal krah lots Vt cosnuy shopiIers Tsre
koIt 1t .2e oot. and city cured 1ra offered at E!Xc
Du.k aidse and hang ale nominal as Hale Tor ,ho
former. aud In 1sAc tot II. !aI;sE. To-nAx thers
were no tslts naide.
}cf be1x. .Ed the ma ktt Il an'ef. We n1oto:
rftn AEHrAf MI A$&E
, 1865-05-31

The retources Ut ibe United states, which have
pe1plexsd them for four Jears past Tho follow
tDg ,a the lst Of subscribers, as publ4hed In tbs
New York Herald OF the 18th:
, 1865-05-31

TO DAY-Thu market was quite hctty. aet il; &C
It sao: 10 - Do II e9e sso 81 Do Il soc So5
r. ~ * ~; e 90, r. r.: - T. It SCI 1 Sa -
jseiec al l9e l0u % d It Sc sol nu ~ isc g
sohu. mgr d: q s5ass: o. 'Eacx. Cow ArLeAr-
arm et1he out.ide quota'Ion..
OA. s-R ,eelseG TO d4y: 2?:sB bu;> ,hipned. leo
tn. Receiv.d coEre,pnuui:E week last year, aT,i7i
pn; th1pp,u LIS 80 ba. TIL" u.s.kur at tns com
met cement o. ths wsek o IN d quits strong aud
el.'Y taes t.cc: ted IN ,nee o. aH1c. nut j. 'hr
6. a ,te market receded 2t- Thur da3 y mark t
w4s I@14c better bad active. uu Ftlu =
an adtSnc5 OF 2e vas nrtatn Al the opaaing, Ut
lcst 4. the clos.- b1nfdhy's m ,skeI cpen:d seSe
raiiien il @2c- Y-Eteiu4y the matk-t aavsnced ID
2c. The u1Stt to d,y mpsEed elth th, day week
scrlu4tive m.ria in the N 1ket Tor eoms d ne Ut,
ri d oys TT ure wss r-roIitl t. dsY. -
he following tAhla shows the daily Exfte3 and tbs
xn,n6 IL.
, 1865-05-31

Flour nnI Grain In 5toretulChlengo.'
Tha following table .ho1s the amount Of Flour
snd Grain IN store In This city On Saturday even.
ing, compared with the amount in store week
bCo. aud the cQyrcepopdtng date l&at 1ear:
, 1865-05-31

G1t9 Ut EUUt MI UEVEU1t-H4N3 Ros
From the Detroit Free Pstss, ssoth.l
Sale Of 10 09 extra nice lot II 57Hc Thi1 f. tha
htt h.s 1gurt th4t s!Ates nten pad Ald u cont1i-
e.eu an extreme one At present.
, 1865-05-31
1oET WAYNE IAtps.

Ing sSl NJ, 81 IS s. ..
Adams sod Eehey :. head. stE4kn9 91t ns At 500.
HoGs-Ths rec ipts s!1ce our Last repass b.en
ST. and the lhtpmentas6 Tne antssed sales nt 'he
n ious ioos up 20 heAd u ranx9 OF 1890
aS7N. The 1ece pts OF HeEa todoJ hava. htu b b.
low the expected number, aud this Of seYeral
psrtles to buy produced 1ive'y e.mp.trtte1t snt
Hrnder its fnaasnre ;pr1e-s w.re vnhn1c3f In
Eotue , instances HXc. over tbs cost G
p:ices last nizht- This advancs. howexsr.
was kn'y realIzsd In oae tlBtAnce. Hud was paid
fer lot Of tenll5 choice HoGs weiEhn{ so each
In ali 1stes. however. thsto has betn sdr .uce Of
1na15c = 100 ~. Ne are unaba to dEcovez on whAl
ptF.teu,ar ats this dTa1ca 1ests, and htdy tnx
1t tan ht main Atne1.
The talas 10 day are ~ fofoTss
, 1865-05-31

Ten1r-Tne mhFkts s'iaed :fSSa-. sa7eswe:e
GoO su NO 4!c: 65 m At 4i4c co bu ttn *
4lr: 15eo do At sc; o1, In do It i.xs: 2Igio
turc st4ee-c ostng With legs At 4:kc, and mel
crate demand l. 4lc. A-"4
HYE7,Recelyen to.dsy. 1,1oo nu; shi:ps9- none.
Rt.eived ,ast wt,k Ao p; thipprd. 9.a5 u. a
ped, n 8l8 hu Tit martts dnr1ne the weeK srn.ed
1ntet md stetdy, with-pt any material chnnge Ia
value.
: 10 nAT-Tbe market wss quiet sah 1t: ady, s,les
Teye:tn hu No. ln sto:e IS &C: 1000 hu do .I Sc
rs 81. Nec ..y lat r. e. 30; II npea Ie..s5
tu. Received sane Nssk 1874: IS ha shlrpea si2
bu, DnEuK the Vttk the c4sk:t has m 81 quiet and
eoraE.tiye y.'ssag TopAI r. ~ q %s.6:t ~ M da
etorc We did 10. hesE Of any tr4ntactiona
ATCnFjpt,-!s qaitt In l!RhE aasea 1t kt1o
iSRDt;,i cKDs Tte1e 4 Aoso1 ntely noting <o-
to9 auo ihe mark may ha q1o&cd nominal at SSp0o
BEE5WA X-Theso e nothing doing. and the
HTTa EisTsss:,y,d, ~, 5' =, =; ,nppsd ts.o
n1r nrTYte We Gu.ta.
, 1865-05-31

WHAT Recrirtd day. s4.rsa IN shipped,
~ 80 h. 4 c,I1:d c,Essspoa3:as vo:k lst J.ar.
on wtdnes1ar 1as: At 16sKc netta., vita I'll. DE-
mand, but 1t 1he CLOSE & . extreme advance vtsn>t
sssy: ne rssess ss ad,.assd rHgxe-e:estns;
a3ae BETTER nj ut th~ tie enafk.s :e-t
g NON tha hlsh.tt p.;n: ah: sn-snx tna daT On
resstl5n stt In md "a ,dT .o:s Il sea:k. ~. op
ta!.ea. A, comoa.s: With y: eos!ng prices Of this
c4y Wrtk, cur market to ~av shows II imp oy saept
Of about s. eu. The demand during tbs werk hss
teen both :ptsnlstve ,nd .hlpotay-the A;sef mo.sy
1loer1 Heztt,fa1e tn- grs1n has bae1 kept o.eE BY
nt1h :Hht3-
, 1865-05-31
NNIAT SHALL RE DONE WITH
TAEG{33


.. nselous 10 me "ueopalseieaeea mental
sr.t.,n - - ~ ~ s"",s ~ ~ 'ns is'e salsa'.ls
[nas.'asa ~ ". .ns aSsss%, a4 tue "oss Iuulmenta'
~. Ae saw,s.sI.iHn sy.G.u.s au te'as'oas a'e
Inv a.. nom ~ ee G .ne atten ION Of
a r1' nro,hren,s c a.a on-,,e, w esrlne Sonth.
e ca.r ~ ~ ,ess.,s co. ~ hna;n,,a.a p,su!ss'y
~ .a1;.;s.1 80 tac;s, - us"..m ~ 1'e setsnee
,o,1ass - ~,'s,sss 1 - o'. nas"s
-, 49, - -, "o eos.aou' ~ ua1ea'n
s - ~ ""so"sls iea!neo amsss.
sA 'e. 9asss 4ue4.e" =. a'e ~ ooes SURPRISING
1as- a.. ha,s @ ~ f.. .,.s.eoe. e '1.ns luat IN l4e
~ taes .n., aaa W NC auetee1'u eea1"lS' ana IN
.ne Isu.s a'nsn yea, oi American 1ndepcn-
aeuc. ens nfs. is'"ciples ot .ne art oi
~ *sens. sn~u4u n1ee a'tA'nco Eo IN
] .oa,t,an =. s 49, a asa.s sas. a@ons our oss.
49,. -l,. - ~. ~a%A amusing ~ VIC" u
sAas eoA!p.osent .eiaslon Hio"ne Lug ea3e
aeeaesoneo ss.. ~ IWe, eopeefninS 1neif o"a
a, ,,'so "n"s Me top,em , e1 1ae Il eea aaan
49, ~ ~AeA4 - "ANu "'1oN s'u0 o11'
p,.. ~, cu
.-sSt ~" s .1a.ss.a noa i,o''u ealo.ma ss1r
$3.50 ~ f.rn '4o -oe4e no un4s ea''5
.o"' soo A8'e neso
.ue ss' 1' W1 soa'y
~ W 4us ,e', laes
enAs tue .naott4l .na"sipataon 1soc1a.na1
.'on aae ttAns'oiaea Eye ns:s.o afom uao9
n,o "4t" eoetseeta NJ sotution q ue otin"
su4t, soasei u tne aspoa''oa ~ .. soa 70
s.s, s.s n4u's ~ .aaaa A.1o"un ashno"!, =,
eoHAAs 01S 64eAt Ky sp1tles u Eoullnesas
, 1865-05-31
CH1UAG GO LUmBgR MARKET.

Etets are very quiet. thate Il little or no demAad
1o' Glove OF TlmGihy n aess nel1E ovsF; u
0St1 tu icr the latter, F1ax Seed Il selling o. aF-
flyal It o.. 50 p pu.
, 1865-05-31
7-3O LOAN.

Ihcsc notes aso fsa1ed under da.e OF july Is 130,
and arc payable EhIea Yea:1 nom faas In cu.ys,
CT, conYehle, tho option OF The holder into
, 1865-05-31

~ The whole farming community Of vir-
gin!a and Mer, land, adjoining the CAPITAL, arc
excited at the prospect of being able 10 &C.
cure farm stock from the Government mule
ealcs, In which Thousands Of these animals
are struck of daily.
. There are III the aymits ofthe Potomac, the
Tennessee and Georgia, probably 1000 Of The
finest si1 mule teams in the world Many oi
thin we're bought IN the beginning Of the
war MS young mules, have accompa1ed the
armies in all their marches and camps, and
are thoroughly broken and hardened BY exaz.
else, and are gentle and familiar from being
20 long surrounded By the soldiers. The
whole South is stripped Of farming stock,
and the North has also suffered from the
dra.n Of animals taken to supply The armies.
The animals are sold at public auc Ion, but
do not bring anything like their true value
e Among the few civilians who had the
rare coed fortune to be In at the death ofthc
rebellion, was Hon. E. B, Washburnc, Those
close personal relations with Lieut.. Gen.
Grant haye m5de Lin fan.l with and the
cyewiiness Of many Of The meat interesting
tcyents Of the war, especially Its last thrilling
scents In Vlrglnia in the surrender Of Lee,
in the eccnpatlon Of Richmond and fight Of
the guilty head rebels. By Invitation Of his
Go,lna tountmen, Mr. Washbnrne is to m1ke
his late visit to Gen. Grants headquarters
the interesting theme OF al address On Thurs.
day erening, June 1st-
, 1865-05-31

Ibnf-Ihe mnIsss NJ on molsf@t+Y eeuve At
"a adta' &c q l92e SEes *trs.5ktD WlsTEs
+, Bel :c1ea Rid y $t co; sPErSa wHaATcsN ID
E5na sp.1ns :; PIT $ sSes b. b. MI ss1!aT Il 5
90 st 9l;tsf; i1so % 4 'o & It az s.ao1 By d -
Gn9 q No - Il 100 On d9 q 3tlt; gioo b %
ececn ntiye.
or = Rses ived soeay esss2 au; sA,7peI. earsa,
tn. Receive. sama Eeex la-: yeas, 3sl.si nn;
shipped. s6l1ls pu On Se4u: el.s last tae nassk.t
2&!Xe:- wLish ~ lolloysd tna neSt
f1r,htr improvement & 1c was effect D. but Ut eth
c'o ait was tnt1sy los. On B.tur:sy The uas.xet
mi &c vii u c1cd A. {. m3ared Witn Ii cis,in:
Lrces e Of LAST review. the atE 70 day IsaXa ase
Eis4 ct on No. hnd 5tsBc en ctuef era i'm Tas<
f,s:uw1k aEuarY shows the oun. sod daiy IN
the yuruE rrtcs . drrtos tne y. ek:
, 1865-05-31

b.IGU t4-..-. Ell b,VU & a...+.-. 43f
On aeeount OF the opening Of the Notthuesscro
Sanitary Fair no session WAS held in tae afternoon
or evening.
, 1865-05-31
us. $40 Six per Csnt.
EzCEu-BEAR5HIG BONDS,

These B"ud2 are now worth a handsoma premium.
and AEe exempt, - a1a oil tho Goyernr.ent Bonds,
from Stdte. County and .Aunacc1E 11rt:Jan saA1ek
odd! From to Tires PR per nnn1ns to t4es
sa!e. according to Tho sst lestea upoa o:her props.
u. Tie interest u payAale semt annually py eoupous
stitched 70 each note which maT be xut on and snl&
TO any Bank or BANKER.
, 1865-05-31

Ing decline Ct &c pr iou-
The decline to-day from the aslo ol til. Da;HV 1re
l1ck9WAnna aud Western Rsifsa Colpaay las:
ntnth-saA1g tic highest ngure. Of ea:h s4is-ls as
, 1865-05-31
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.
tRdpM NASHVILLE,


phtsaEe OF the Franchtbe Ut1l In the
AIat.1 =. naIr HecoveTF OF Sta%e
Fnnns mud Capture Of Rebel stnte
, 1865-05-31
1905 also &pc sale bv
PREST0A, WILLARD l. KEAn.

HA3hHls. II souhn CIAz81t-. ChIca1o-
myehx9*e'et 1an
EOWLE'S PILE AND HlTA,:1ts
Il CuRR. Warranted permanent dura in al. c,,s<
:E money re- led. For tetsnnn1als Aad tt,srtsfs
TO soms Of our pam Aers cit R~a. tpp.T q s@~
r. 4. ht'i Az uryral
s,x- Ea1.- fr.,nn:.s sIar.<
s9i4 4aF@555eH1 1aSE4esa a-w h. stx
, 1865-05-31

oftff tsloA AQllA9G
.WODt-kecetI.o,B - -, Tbs W-ol marker II
ysty oate.tt q and n:inlnz his r. neens evel1pe.t
clip has, Ct ssrle - ma1t's Drafrrsasy That 7ssc
VII be abGu. th- Fu luR prices th+s will be
paid duli1E 1hs sunni r. bat At present.
il ~ un nr useless to max Ans cctur nov
the market vfA open. The oem*nI l.. r-fv liui ID.
u vttth 4Fea45c, mt . nice aFs.cia CT tno Washed
Eou1d hrfnk soasE SC. SAFES wIte: 900 DA ma
fleece FAshed al Soc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28
Exhibit of tho state Debt.

1
From the Cincinnati Commercial, we learn
that the report of the Sinking Fund Com
missioners is completed, and that 1t makes
the following exhibit in regard to the State
finances: H.. .". a
On the 18th of May, 1865 the date of tn
last report, the public funded debt of the
State, foreign and domestic, was thirteen
| millions sixty thousand five hundred and
eighty-two dollars and forty-fve cents.
! During the six months it has been reduced
one hundred aud forty-eight thousand five
hundred and siXty-eight dollars, leaving
outstanding November Is, 1865, twelve
millions nine hundred and twelve Thousand
and fourteen dollars and forty-tive cents.
The amount paid as interest upon the pub
lie debt was $375,341 81; amount in the
Treasury to the credit of Sinking Fund is
$32S611 IL. This does not include the sum
of $25,750 on deposit at the New York
Agency, subject to the order of foreign
creditor. or the funded debt now outstand-
ing $0Sl,53 40 is domestic, payable IN
Columbus. The rest is denOminated for
eign debt, the interest and principal being
payable in New York city. The total
foreign and domestic debt of the State
on the 18th of November, 1861, was
$l4S97,273 "a. The reduction effected
since that time has been $1,9S5, ,25S SO;
nearly two millions of dollars. The Fund
Commissioners will visit New York city on
the first of January next, prepared to pay
twenty per cent. of the five per cent. loan,
amounting to $l,0O9, 500, which falls due at
the pleasure of the State, after December
3lst Inst. and they will recommend to the
Legislature to authorize the transfer of
ss00000 from the Relief Fund to pay the
talsnce of that loan. This transfer can
Iea1ily be made, as the Relief Fund amounts
to nearly two millions Of dollars, but small
portion Of which will be needed for the
purpose for which it was levied, when Ohio
had one hundred thousand or more soldiers
in the field.
The Commissioners state that they were
unable to find purchasers under the terms
of the first resolution authorizing them to
sell stocks owned by the State in turnpike
companies, in but one instance, where the
stock so owned was in dividend-paying
road, that of the Cincinnati and Xenia
Turnpike Company, fifteen hundred shares
of which were sold to John G. Olden. The
stocks on ten non-dividend paying compa-
nies were sold at nominal prices. The
sale OF all turnpike stocks owned by the
State is recommended. The par value of
stocks sold was $762,546 3S. The amount
received was $26, $40. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-28
CoImm,ttedto IAN.

The preliminary examination of James
West and John Foster, arrested for bur-
glary at the City Mills on Thursday night
commenced before Mayor Bull on Tuesday
morning, and was concluded yesterday af-
ternoon-English for the prosecution,
Rankin & Wylie for the defense. Quite a
number of witnesses were called on each
side, and long and able arguments made by
the counsel tor the prosecution and the de-
fense. The Mayor required the defendants,
West and Foster, to enter bail in the sum
of $1,000 each, for their appearance to an
swer to the charge of burglary in the Court
of Common Pleas, in default of which they
were both sent to the County Jail.