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1lpSTEKING OUT.
How II In to be Doues

The A5jutant General Of the Army will
designate places Of rendezvous In the respect
i've States, to which the regiments, after
muster out, will be forwarded for pay~
ment.
So coon as the rolls of a regiment arc COM
PEELED, the said command, with Its arms, col
ORE and necessary equipage, will be placed IN
route to Its State, and to the rendezvous, at
or ntarest which it WIS mustered In.
Immediately on the arrival at the State
rendezvous, the regiment will be reported to
aud taken control Of BY the Chief MASTERING
Officer Of the State, or his assistant at tho
point. These officers will lend all needfnI
with view to prompt ayInentlof tie troops.
The tegimentaI officers Will be held to q
strict accountability for the discipline Of their
commands, and preservation Of public prop
erty.
Department to meet regiments ut the desi.;-
mated State rendezvous, and there make final
payments, obtaining for that purpose the
rolls from the mastering officer thereat.
Whist troops are awaiting payment, Bup-
plies will be furnished By the respective SUP
p}y Departments, on the usual requisit1o1s
and retains, cauntessiened by the cdief mus
ing officer or his assistant:
Until after payment, and the final discharge
of the troops, tho chief mastering officer viii
look 70 their being kept together, and under
discipline.
Tie chief mastering officer will take pos
session Of and preserve, the regimcntal and
company records, together With the colors Of
the respective regiments, and hold them sub
Ject 10 The orders Of the Aa}utant General Of
the army.
. The arms and other publielproperty brought
10 the State By the troops, will, after the ar
rival Of the men at the rendezvous, be turned
ovcr to the proper officer Of the Supply Dc.
pattment-
At the respective State Rendezvous, tie
following Ia ordered:
The Pnymaster-Genera1 will be prepared to
have q sufficient force OF Paymasters 10 Insure
prompt laJments+
The General aud Commits
sary-Genera1 OF Subsistence will be prepared
to have a suitable number Of officers 10 provide
supplies, &C., and receipt for public property.
The Chief Of Ordnance will hare suitable
number Of officers to rece!'s tho arns. accoa-
t1emcnts, &c, -
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CnICA AGO LUMBRR MARKET,

THURSDAY EVK1IIa q, Nay =.
LUMBRR-Rece,vrd. s,es7 N; ah'p3ed., LIS Il.
10 od.y-moat nf The offerings berg seeeud cla =. For
teAl goed strip zoea there ii active demand boh
by city aad couEtrg buJsrss aud advAnee OF 3100
o. Monday p'fces could b. esaiy realized. Wdaots
the for owing sales:
Cargo schr. Illinois trom Mu.kegon s. N u st1tps,
balance fair COMMON 1t III o. By Morton cargo schr
pet5et fion Kalamazoo, % II eosEsf Inch soazh and
Knotty, At $50 By Morton ca'go schr. Euc1eus from
3le1om!nee. 20 N gang iaEsd STRIPS and boa:ds cus
thick. At tlseo By ackfora: cargo sehr. Powaattan
from Bay Settlement. 1so sts1ps. balance boards,
6c., at I'll Do by Gray Co.. 60 achs. siuat from
Pier Marquette. Leo gang sawed strips, boards aad
2inch stuH At S1o by Col co1 Is; cargo schz Go7er
fsc Grand River 50 cut fam reject log .: 2 81 By
Col Loom1s; cargo schr Endinc% from Grand River,
Is t over ktsipl+ balance mostlJ boards 1t St100,
by ., B.eNstef; cargo schr Scandinavian from II
noutnte, LEO H. deck losd mo4ty Etps 1t st1 81 hold
full mixed mill run at $t2:i. ty Col Lpouis; ca:go
.chs az1en, from Grand R!ve-, m rafse x ssstps,
talanee mixed common. at s1ls, By 1-tsa 4 Fuller
cargo schr Pauline. f:om ASatstes Is IN, decx load
$io,s4 BY Col. LoemA; ca-zo schr
Aehtabu1s. 1om Grand Htver. deck load common
zsNed It 11o 50: ho,A lul ef grub pls=k at 70
Garsirks cargo prop B!i*so!. II III Canada stock
to4rts. at 41aIt bf Rnesys cargo sca1 HtF-nde.Ic,
from Kalamazoo. % s,r,ps. auce stock ,a.dI.
1t f120 aad cargo ethr Fisher, from KA amaz so 81
N ccare, 1t - %, both pJ Hou.ht.llnx- Deck load
per schr Speed. from Port dcn, srec' ei at s20o
EH1SGLESEecsiyed. it$1 IN shipped, ST "a.
Market steady. Sales were: balance 70 tcht MIA.
netots, kom Green Bay, sawed 4, at Sao1-ao1l In
lotf.
LArH-Reestvea.. 10 m; shipped, ~ "a. Market
st1cng It - 90.
In the yards there Il falr trats dons, 1t deeue
ot l0g3p0 per N. Ihe Sntd prie+s tave ID mes
lu:e, nastnilatct to cargo values We now quote:
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There walks the streets Of Richmond TO-
day creature having the outward seu1blauce
Of man. He walks erect on two legs; has
the usual complement Of human limbs aud
features, get his humanity Is doubtful This
brute was . nesro-1reder THANK God can
say ,ods), and Mrs. .Stowe's world-in infamou.
"Legree" WAS IN angel Of Justice and mercy
compared with him He kept den on Frank
lin street thank God for the past tense
acaip). and s.mc Of his cruelties a,e coming
to1lght.
Brutal}s and numerically whipping the uu-
terminates in his power Was the least Of his
cno,mitiee, He has taken negroes from the
whipping post and poured molten sealing
wax into the gaping wounds made ly the
lash. He has stripped men and women, nnd
laid them upon their backs III room, and
amused himself by ws1kng upon ttcm.- He
has tied naked men under the hyirant, and
allowed the water TO run upon them for
hous--an exquisite torture thought to hare
died with the Irguistion. lie has forced VIC
men innumcrable times To the commission Of
unmcptionable crimes. He las taken children
by the heels and beat their heads upon the
floor. There In no well authenticated case Of
murder traced to him, but what Is murder
compared with these t1iIness
Under the cid regime this man did these
things. JEFF. Davis sat In state four blocks
from the spot where thesc outrages were per-
pctrated, and he and his government and the
"clyilizatkon' underlying both need no ful-
ther comment.
, 1865-05-26
THE LATE HkEREkEEON.
1Gs EmberH Still Alive In Te1at-N1r:
Mke PEepHra1iuns-B0,o Nsbel
@RfFfQr9.

NEW foaK, May 25.-Texau papers Of tho
to fre the hea.ts Of the Texans. A meeting
vas held at Chapel Hill, and 8 committec
appointed to dc7isc means to ass'st MaRruder
to continue the war. 4 proposition TO con-
script all males, white and black. over thlr-
teen years of age, was submitted. Masters
lead them in battle. The women are also to
be furnished with weapons to defend them
selves ut homo. These meaaurea wefa to te
finally submitted to Ktrby Smith or Jef.
Davis. JeT. Davis was then still at large.
They claim to be able to bring into The fed
5000 warriors, every one Of whom will bo
above thirteen years Of age.
, 1865-05-26

w. MAN Saua~;na ~ s.slN.'sa ann SaAn 1917 avN'
1n' Wa,.'I tv4.vn a.lepuItple ssene . noueeo
W. sse ~. ~. ~ ~ nu9n M,', .. osuns on
anc ss@n" ~ NoH. =! .ua "us1 nou'e, ana
Mk .ae e~s ''N@% fs'4'" o1 "eo'
nesday last: --.-........
- q ~ tn1 "n1 .1,a.n.G II. band So
fetary Stanton WI seated between Gr.nt and the
President: Gen; Sherman approached ths Fsesi
10y ad e1tr1aed Fl hJ. nnu IN sigsman ;urnad m
III hcei nd sested sin.eii 1t dc further end q
shs platform, without even no"ms recocnitson-'
II 1ae scene DC correctly lepof1ea ~ pre-
ity. turning hts back upon the entire North !!
Nr. Stanton las done neither more nor less
In the premises than the people Of the l7yal
etAtes have done with unauimlty hardly
paralleled In the course Of the war. Even
the Coppcrhead press Joined in pronounctngg
Gen. sherman's agreement with Johnston In.
tolesable and inadmissIDle, and 1t was not TIL
IL
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,
t5pectsl Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune.1


Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tsib1ne.1
-, WASHINGTON, May II.
Tie hundreds Of visitors conrYenated from
all rarts of the country IN ,r,.nees +ho ,ran3
.nttt,-v ;1ten,sv IN .d.v ,,.o,-,.a =. t.st ~.
.s na...s -. ur h.,s :1 p'oeuseo lo.1at tut'
ee! $500 !etees =. ~ u, aua togetaer VIE la'se
numoeE of oIueefs and soldiers. repaired to
Willasd's, to 6erenado Gems. Logan, Blair.
and Howard, Afaior Gen. G5les A. smith re-.
r3,ra IN thr rails ~ ". .,,..3.,.a. ,.rs-,,,,
-. .,.o.,.s41'.. ~ Isoue' .n'o4+
-. 49, ,,. ts tuas @uG =. oioects sougn' Hese ~
tae metropolitan. Ihence the vast concouFse
bent ts way, and On arriving called loudly
Tor Gen. Logan. The General did not autlci-
pate serenade, but delivered vithou. pre-
Paraslon, short speech, ofwhlch the FOLLOW
1nE Is synopsis:
Gen. LodAa's SPEECH.
FE11ow.CnnExs:
lam upprepared to comply With vonr
wishes as would ike. soid}efs frrsh from
addresses. Tha ocsas;ot, s1s.oLs a. NJ 1oTa ~
spectacle Won Eitnessed fo-day spesEs WI
uncs more e1oqueutly than I could en-.
as cne who. leaving Inc ranks Of civil i;Ea
hiss, in doing only what vas his duty as an
American citizen, earned Jour plaudits. Tou
do not owe rs all The honors. To the ioyaI
citizens Of this country who hare cheescd
:0~ AS1H!NE<4 1A4 6~AAG4oAaA3 o0ek21lEM ua
in the field, belong . good portion OF tha
laurel I trust That after this bloody and de-
vastattng war, place will spread her wings
and ove1sbadoW the lind 50 long as ne haTe
= government to boast Of. ! believe
that the rebellion Is at IN end. This same
exptsat nee has taught us wAat We could have
harned Ia no ot1er way, that this Govern,
ment ruled In Weldon, and, rs believe. fhat
It VIII be ever competent to crush treason nt
home. and preserve our honor against fote
from abroad. We want no trouo!e With Gor.
eien powers, and could they hare Witnessed
to-day, as you have, the might and nqorale Of
ths army, We would have no trouble. "
are N cond tion to demand, now. what we
must Lave, and that il, that We shsli reeeiye
from foreign powers that respect Which in
ttmts OF Lonbie they were 40 clnmorons "a
demand Of us. thank you. nv Grienis for
the evidence of your good VIM. and msr he
Heaven that holds our dcsttuIrs in its i;ands
project and guard us as a nation. md shnTer
Its RICHEST blessings On people once NOR. At
peace
GEN, uowA1p's SPEECH,
At The core1uston NJ +hos.
Gen, Hovari3 vas ca,isa for s,d 1easAs ass ~;
as follows: N' NA0 ieeeoaoeo
Fu1ow Crrzgys-1t is mt t.,r nror,,c, ~
the soldier TO make sncechca r. bes ..san
nv duty fnr ac,ne month. nasr In ;ndnssho ,1s oSn
swings and doinns of ti,r fIst ins-nishsa can
frst Tho has ;ner addteesad ..,n 49, s1s.
raj, tr.r1~hf atva ~ ia ;ttaroaaas ~ seas
hnre cver rfren IN hi. ~ onts T.. ~ ae,1 Mgat
M. h.o.tr sr,s.1 ~ ~" 49," Lus nc1u-
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Important to Discharged Officers and
6oldlerA.
BCnEAu or MILITARY CLAIasl
FoR THE STATE or OHIO.
n [

Cntn within few days past, all soldiers
who enlisted or te-cnlsted under the In
creased bounty acts, under which the bounty
was due and payable In installments ut
certain periods during their service, were
only paid the intta1lnents thnt we're actual
II due at the eate Of their discharge from
the service.
General Order No: 81, from the Adiutant
Generals Office. Washington. D. T., dated
March 6tb, 1895, publishes section Of the
act Of Congress, approved March 81, 1865,
which reads as follows.
ssAtd be 1t tQftnef enacted, That every non
who has been or shai hereattu be dischsrced
iron the army Of the United statet. by reasoa o!
wounds received in bsttle. on tEr rntsn, on picket
or fp action, or in lne duty, shall be entitled to
receive The zane bounty Ia il he had aerFed ont
hte full fer1D; ard all aCGR and psgA of q IL H.
corfiztent with thte, are hereby repe,led."
Dy that act It wil Ut eetn TINT all soldiers
bciDE discharged for wounds, and also those
Eho have heretofore been discharged for the
came reason, are entitled to and should re-
ceige their full bounty.
Those discharged for Eounde, and only paid
the tns.a|Iments due at lime Of discharge,
With the SIS Of the 500 bounty, can collect
that part remaining unpaid, upon proper up
Soldiers who enlisted under Seetion !, Act
Of july Ath. 1861, promulgated In General
Order No. ~, - Of 1861, for one. I've, Or three
Yea1s, and for one, two or three hundred
dollars bouAty. teuainfpg unpaid and due at
date If discharge.
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THICAGC AND NORTH
~ HEaTXRH RAILWAY COMPANY,
April =, l9a
Tia Anrazt Neettrx Of tbs BonthoIcc-a and s:oet.
aoldeza Of tho Chicago md NosthvestsTn hAtway =
Company tos tho election OF Boald OF Dtsec.oss y.
he year eulutn md for tha traEsactto1 OF sucn -
r outl1esx IS mar be brought be&ors thEE WI r.
had 1t Hhe Qt0co Of kha Company IN tho EsJ OF eaF
sA2o, On
Thur.dsy, ths 1st day Of Juns, 1855
ALL o'clocEA An. JAMES H. I1UNat
U53v3s&:N oee'eA1'
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0re cent par day On $50 uots.
Two cents par day On q 800 note.
Tan centa par day On a $500 uote.
Twenty cents par day On a $1,000 nots.
One DollAr per day on 5000 note.
, 1865-05-26

loptlaA4 pAspA|eu 10 the chicago Tnbnnt.1
DETEo1r, MAY a, 1855.
About O'Clock this afternoon. a m.n
named Ihos. NARROW, hotel runner, whilo
at the depot Of the Detroit and Milwaukee
Railroad, vas run oyes b5 train Of cars and
instantly Killed. Tbs train passed over his
sneck, completely scvesine bis head from his
ocoy. Deceased was forty years of age, md
leaves wife and four children.
Queen Vfctorts's birthday WAS celebrated
to-day, By our Canadian friends at Windsor,
Of general SUSPENSION Of business, firing OF
eal1tes, and military procession and in the
eEtn!pE by bonfses and fireworks. The flags
o. MS city were generally displayed In honor
OF the occasion.
The building occupied as the County jail
~ Coid~ater was destroyed by fire At an
ca!1y hour this morning. There wcro two
The fire is supposed to Sc the work Of an H.
cendia1y.
, 1865-05-26


Hon. Schuyler Co]tax, Lieut.. Cor. Bross,
Of Ills, S. ". Bow]ea, editer Of the Spring
Geld tMass.} KTuNio1n, 4. D. Richards IN
special CORES pohde1t Of the n u Tribune,
Gen. E r. Conner, Comd'g Dlstri:t Of the
Plains, 1t: JcEctt, 4 D. G. to Gen Conner,
and Geo. 4. Oils, General Business Manager
OF the Great Overland Mail Line, went out on
. Special coa:a at noon yesterday. This par
y of distinguished gentlemen arrived in orr
city on Satufr!ay n osniug, and during the,r
sojou'n here wsIe hospitality entertained bY
our at1s' ns. HE oresland company sent
one Of the most splendid vehicles Of The kiud
We havc ever scen. The party were ali we'll
armed, to guArd AGAINST attacks from the In
dlans, and they will have military escort
from Little Blue through to Denver. Pre-
Esq, presented Mr. Collsx with aDe new
Ballard Repeating Rile- Tho party viii I'M.
1uubtedly uaTs pleasant Journey.
, 1865-05-26
LATER,

There was a good attendance 1t both the eTe-
nipg Boards, md owing t, the slight adrtues Ia
gold The speculative 1nauiA onca mora set Ia with
zedoahled fury. and Tho leading grain u,1rketa
were quite active, snd decidedly higher. No /
Spring was quite actfve, and advanced to st.Nl-
IN advmef Of siG24c On the elottnc prioe at
Change, b4taftes The receipt Of the closing dis
patch, quoting gold .1 1871, fell ba-k 1ac-c'o.1ns
dru,. Oats were also excited, md 519tc higher
but fell b,ck tGe19. Alter the receipt Of the dis
patch ~4ntt ting gold ak 137}, the specu14tnss OK
pressed their gratiGcalsn By repeats cheers.
The following wers the sales on cali:
aktx4 At NoKgHB kYcUlYa1
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JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
no. LII south Third street
MAJ Is, 1se1. PHILADELPHIA. !

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE REcKIVKD BIZ
Ft7t Nations1 Bank Of Ehtrsxo.
Second National Bank OF Chicago.
Third National Hank OF Chicago,
Fourth National H&uk OF Chicago,
F1flh National Bank of Chicago.
Commercial Rational Bnnk o! Chicago
Manufacturer National Bank OF Chicago.
Aochanlcs' NstionA' panK OF Chicago.
Aerchants' Nations1 HA1k OF Chlrazo.
Northwestern National Bunk Of Chicago.
Union National Bank Of Chicago.
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The Only Loan In Market
Now ofe7td by thu 8oyesnment. And IT. superior
ysntszes mAke II tbs
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less thar 2sulco,ooo Of tho Loan Authorized
Congress szu now on ths MARKET This A7aourts
the rats at which II IL being absorbed will ali be su
scxbed tor within sixty days. vhhn the nctea NIL II
dqnbtedty command premium, - hss uniformly bes
the cale On closing tho subscriptions 70 other loana
In order that eiti1an1 Of uvezy town and section.
the country may be Afforded facilities for tak1nEu
Lpau, the National BAnks. st4te Banks and PrtVs
Bankers throughout tho Country hAvu general
Akreed to yeceiyu suhsc1ptlou1 1t Esq. suhscribet
win select lhetf own Agents., In whom they ham co!
dence, and who only sre To be 1esponlb1e for tho
uye1y Of tho not.s for which they zecciTa orde1s-
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Now York stock 1tArAAt. ...
Closing ptIce4 for casn. Msy Is. 6s- Received by F.
q. ealtonstan d Co., Commission, Stock nnd Bond
Btnters 81 Clark at1eet Ch,carns
sUPsCR1PrI0N AGENCY 7-3o LOAN.

gzooNp NAT1oNAl BANK OF CHICAGO.
This Bank will receive subscriptions tho new 80
o. g. Notes and pey the intezest from date OF sub
1cTipsIon 70 the 18th of Ju'Y, -.
ts0G, fteno and 3aop; beat Interest," the rate Of
IL spon Il Rs ce e Fo I'd
,Ee ihree yeaIt from !sth q ,1ty. - oT may
Into pef csAt 70 gold bearing bosds
By act Of Congrssa they are fres from Etate and
the best security for Investment now IN the market
ne alow tho usual sste Of pr cent commtsaton to
Hub+A Een3G, and send the notes 5res Of chaffe,
TIE notea viii b ready fos delvy ahont the st Of
June. J A. ELLIS, E1eAtdeo<.
, 1865-05-26
WOMAN'S ISlGlaES.


AURORA, May %, 1sG5.
Editors chicsEo Tribune:
ana In deep trouble for onto In my 1lfc.
With all my sentiments Of womsn's rights, I
am forced to appeal to Jon, and through you
to all your confreres.
Indignation, like prairie fire, sweeps,
through my brain, laying In ashes all those
fne sentiments Of chigalrous humanity, that
lave had such IN unprecedented growth with
in the past four Fears. The romance that SO
strongly intfmatcd the near approach Of the
millennium ia suddenly annlhttated. Not one
ray of hope lights up the gloomy futu.,. But
lest sppall you with tbs uatathom1ble pro-
found Of darkness, which surrounds me and
all ny sex, let me explain. When God en-
tered Eden to visit the grand King and Queen
Of all carth's children, 1t vas with d divine
purpose, viz: 10 teach them the style of dress
theT Bho4ld wear. The inference from that
time to this has been that NIL qucenly Ewes
should wear long dress, and Adams, panta-
looms. For thousands Of years no
ruthless Invader has succeeded in dolngaway
with this distinction SO Important 10 the vel
fare Of all concerned. But ask, In all the
depths Of und{gniaed voc, can woman longer
adopt her native style with safety to morale
and loyalty to her God given country? JEFF
ferson Davis, the great head and leader Of the
eoutheIn Confsderncy, the man With whom
nll the a1istocfats Of the old world and the
CopperheadB OF the new eympathtzsd; the
military hero who looked down on the loyal
North Us greasy mechanics, mudsllls Of socie-
ty, unworthy 10 black his boots, boasting he
could whip any tire Of them In single combat,
and when facts demonstrated q lu{al man
equal in v.a1oe to any OF h!s stripe, he starved
cur men to death when t4ken piisoncra, doing
more to curss the name Of humanity than ali
other criminals combined but not satisfied
with this, in bis last act of Southern skedad-
eracy be sought depths lower still, giving
shock to thrones, princfpalities and doInlnfons
By donning the robe q Ia .jeo,fsine, making It
disgrace f0r any woman to appear In Ike
aplarel. o, JET! No death that you can
die will atone for this act Of infamy to our
sex. Nothing short Of ths elective f{aachize
can tegin to katisfy US. And Mrs. JeG, ron
might have spartd yourself the modification
of saying to Col. Hardin, "Don't irritata the
President, he might hurt somebody" tell
you four military ctieftain did his last hurt
wien be put on the calico. It has been sug-
gested that We call convention to e1press
cur indignation, and If need be, adopt some |
other style Of dress; hut this would only
lead us into greater difficulty. Jefferson D.
the CHIEF magistrate Of Southern aristocracy,
having already made our dress popular with
h!s class By wearing the same, all bis sJmpa-
thizefs Iill surely follow su1t, and then how
could VIC tell whether We Ind a convention
Of women Or. We are In q dilemma such
as the world has never before known, and
there Ecems to be no way Of escape. We
must 1nve new Revelation. Ye gods and
editors tell us, o, tell US what to do!
An EsDIGNAST WOMAN.
, 1865-05-26

wns arrested, and reached Montgomery On
The people Of Alabama appear satisfied
With thu Situation, and Union meetings.
largely attended, have been held In various
parts OF the State. The rebel Gen. Forrest
issued an address to the soldiers, advising
tofAtlon OF peace.
, 1865-05-26

= . - n = - :
BROOM COR$.Tha market u very dull and
piIcrS noe fpal At $:.ncGEs30 70 ar n.
HFA%~-Arc dnil 1ansiuE fion &c to IL ba.
HEk~SFAN-AaI be non1nAliJ quoted 0.I9aSc
We hear II m salsa.
.HCTTEK-Rrcelyet,1 1s ~ ns: ,hppec. 1s 20 ~
The S1po Ii l-Yge. Htth VERY Light dan lud- Prices
arc xr1k IN corsq1encc. aad va note further do
cline. We Gaota.
Choice D1lrJ 84
ExQA nQ1. M11
E1lHe ~
, 1865-05-26

- Capt. Bennett, Of Gen. Dodse's stat,
who WIS lately in Arkansas to receive the
surrender Of JEFF. Thompson, gives gloomy
picture Of the condition Of things in that
state. He does not think there are five bush.
els Of corn to family in Northern Arkansas,
and As for bacon, very few have tasted that
luxury for months past. Salt is rarely to be
found, and sugar and coffee are only among
the cherished memories Of the oldeu time.
, 1865-05-26

Hero the market Was wildly excited and nuots.
lions advanced uutte materially At the rnoruEpR
Ro.rs c,,h eo,d Va. ,o,d At 1aaA1ae1 and At tbe
...nnS To,ra A. 137nfs74. "a the street ttc
market VA huoysut. opening at 1es, aayaucIrc = to
IN, and closing IN the afternoon at 1876, Silver
w,s 4, f.,r reon,.t n 1as
There r w.s better INQUIRY for Goyernueot
pcnts a1a tba m.rtat was a thnde drmer. We
onota:
BuYlue, sell,nz.
Five e.Twentic.. .1os@11st 1G3l@to3t
Tcn,Fortte.. $50 oil 9il1 a5
Cock County Scrip u held Ut as, with some
inquiry at e4a. ...
A meeting ol the depoesofs ot tne western
Marine and Fire Insurance company was held this
evening. The particulars WILL Dc sonnd atsena
q full report In another column
-PEtston. willard q hean' ~ olafk street,
, 1865-05-26

LnteAt from The Tnd1nn Rofder-F0rf
WadAworth Dispatches.

ST. rAr1, May oo.-DIspatchcs from Fort
Wadswosth to the nth have been received
by Gen. S:bley. They stale that three lodges
Of Sfssetons came In on the 11th aud sur
rendered, and four more we're expected in the
next day.
Major Rose has made such disposition Of
his force that be thinks 1t will be impossible
for another raidpg party Of Indians to pass
bis lines without detection. He heard Of the
murders in thu Blue Eatth county and had
taken measures TO cut Oft the party on their
II tu1n. Their trail has been discovered and
if they return by the came route they Will be
killed as Gen. Sibley has ordered that no
prisoners thall be takcn.
LATEn-Dispatches from Fort Walsworth
etatc that twenty. three lodges Of indians, in
addition 10 thosebefore mentioned, had sur
rendered. Among them was o-ma -ho-kta
which leads hand which the military au-
thorities have not heard Of for soma time.
He claims to bare stood aloof with his baud
from the hostilitits u WflIch have occurred.
, 1865-05-26

Philadea phlA C&ttfs nfurkct--1fay u.
Beet cAtsln werr plenty a11 duh. tha onteings
reaching so head IN ncrshse OF 800 over 1Ast
week snd prices wets ful lc :ow-t. ranging It
II % lec = common 10 e0ot m prime qunl
vefY dull; about 100 h-nt M'1fTad and s7d 1t the
different u: d., from 3tlal3 % the 100 ns et-
As HuN1ifY.
, 1865-05-26

~ IT Is c|ident that to our cavalry is to
he given the work Of finishing mp the war.
Sheridan and Custar are to divide the work
between them, and clear the Traus-Missis-
sippi region Of tic last relIc Of armed hostility
10 the Government. There will probably be
no heavy fighting. but possibly for some
moDths brisk employment to our bsaye and
dashinx troopfrs, before whom the rebels will
melt away like Ice In july sun.
, 1865-05-26

eB The steamers CahawtA aud Detroit,
belonging to the government, were put up At
auction on Friday in New York. Tie best
lid for The Cahawbs, which cost the govern
mentover $500, 900, was els, 600, and for the
Detroit 5000. The sale Was stopped and
tho vessels were withdraw. The large num-
her Of steamers belonging to the government,
which will hare to be sold, will make that
class Of property very cheap for some time
to come.