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cotton bales, and erammed with wagons. It
WIS allnost impossible for vehi:l to pass on
come portions Of the street, in con sequence
Of the crowd. Broad-hor1ed souvenirs Of
the gcod.days by-sonc, patiently drawing
heavy cotton wagons, passed aud c-passed
our window from early dawn TIL dewy eve,
and the drivers m1de the air vocal with thc;r
voices, shouting the word Of command.
Peace Is q Eiot:ous boon and our people can
appreciate its value now.
NORTH CAROLINA.
GOOD FRoFPEcfs FOR TIE CRoFS-LippH At
HASD-hE1uRSED SOLDIERS ANXIOUS FOR
WORE.
tFrcm the Charlotte IN. c.) Bulletin, +,
We lave taken considerable pains to OBJ
tain accurate information on these iynnortant
subjects, and rejoice that we are ab]e to as
surc our rcndcrs that the prospects are much
more favorable than We had Supposed. Most
Of the farm-bands In this region etilI remain
az their usual occupation; the com crop
iooks well, the seaao1 is fine; and he pros-
pect now ts, TINT the crop viii be worked,
me loss Of labor occasioued by some leaving
home, can be more than Supplied nv rr.
turned confederate soldiers, who are anxious
% OBTAIN work On very reasonable term7,
We hope our farmers will hire Chess IN ali
cases when they need help. They arc more
nous1Hons, Intelligent, and can do from one
lnfo more to twice as much ns negro. The
wheat and oat crop, we regret to ada. il zen.
orally rather poor. No cotton OF TOBACCO
pianled,
TRADE SEEKING IT'S OLD CuANSH,.s .oAN-
TIE FIRST REGULAR CARGO TO TIE SoR1u,
tFtom the Baltimore suu, Junes 81
Although considerable amount of.mer.
ehandiEe has been shipped from this bort 10
North Carolina since the close Of TIC war.
and fer parcels Of produce received thence
in return, the frat regular cargo from that
quarter was received yesterday By The schoou-
er Eleanor T., from Elizabeth City. It was
constgned to Mcss.s John Williams i Son.
and consisted Of IS GOO stavcs, r., Goo stinslca,
so7 bushels Of wheat, IS ba'es OF cotton, md
barrels Of FAX seed. The t,ade being now
fully opened, no doubt brisk business will
be transacted,
, 1865-06-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Frtedlnensa Affairs in Kentuckr..The
Rational Asylum.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chieaso Tdbunel
WASHINGTON, juno 7.
Mhj. Gen. Palmer, commanding the dis
t,ict Of Kentucky, this evening presented to
Gen. Fisk, the newly appointed superInteu.
dent Of the Bureau of Freedmen for Ken
tucky and Tennessee, delegation of colored
people from Louisville. aud On behalf of the
delegation set forth the condition and Hauts
of the negro population Of Kentucky. The
discouragcment these people met With In
procuring labor to support themselves was
fully set forth. It appears that large nor
tion Of the citizens Of Kentucky In their
nnxIety to drive free LABOR out Of the State.
refuse to employ them at all, and they fur
the1more discourage their neighbors from
giving them work. II Is therefore inposs,-
Bic ii many places to carry out the snpsrs.
tIon of the President that the negro must not
Leave the State, but must support himself by
bis own labor. Gen.. Fisk informed the
delegates that every assistance consistent and
pic In Kentucky; that there had not been
any funds appropriated by Congress to be
russed by the Bureau Of Freedmen fpr am
plying tho necessities Of the deserving aud
really needy freedmen, but that today the
Government had determined toappropriate FOR
LAE Ptu ulNsG LIE 4AAA1 aIlSluE from working
abandoned lands. &C., and to call up,n yari.
Gus Freedmens' Aid Societies Of the North to
unite their funds and place them In the con-
troll Of the FFccdmen's Buyeau, and that the
GopEInmCnt would recommend to the Aid
Societies to continue their labora in future
With view Of assisting the Government in
the ends aimed at by the act OF establishing
the Frccdmen's Bureau.
at II O'Clock to-day q meeting took place
at the Smithsonian Institution Of the Ma
tional Military and NavafAsylum for the r.
lief Of totally disabled officers and men of the
volunteer forces Of tho United States, The
circular calling this meeting ia sfgued by An
dy Johnson, U. 8. Grant, Salmon T. Chase,
Edwin ~ Stanton, Gideon We!les, u, Blair,
Oliver 2. Morton, D. G. Farragut, N. ?.
Banks Wm. Charming, John A. Dig, Joseph
Hume, Jay Cooke, Horace Greeley, Henry J.
Raymond, Henry W. Bell, John A. AndteW.
Henry Ward Deechcr, John ". Forney, Alex.
TestWort, an1 others. There were prescnt
among others. Secretary Stanton, Gems, Burn
side, Barnes. Mead, Howard aud Adm,ral
Davis. Mr. Odell presented motion to pro-
ceed to permanent organization. Il was
found that Of the one hundred members pre-
sent, that only SIX were represented by
proxy, nnd upon examination Of the cA1rtcr
It was found that there is no provision Tor q
given member to net as quorum, nor for
members to act by proxy. An election of
officers, under the circumstances, would. it
Was thought, be invalid, and Ia order to rct
the opinion Of the Attorney General On thc
subject, the meeting adjourned, to be con
V1ntd ugaln In ten days.
, 1865-06-09

CHICAGO CATTLE NIAEKET,
0fF1cG DAILY TNHH1I
TnYYraYtkvE Evr Jrrna


rEEF cATrLE-The receipts, - reported to the
Board cf 1de. a,e ~ head. OF the shioments We
hsye no 10 usos. Tha eutertd ta1es at the various
ysEdsfnot up 80 hsad, at Is t0G55o 1or COMMON
a5.0so ioF medlum to ihlr. and s.is3 = tor good
to choice.
The steeipfs te-cay. though by 10 means large,
have b.t Bome improvement on the past few daj !,
both IN numbe.saud il quantity. Among the arrivals
wste Al unusual proportion Of real7 good tecrs Aa
one or two choice lots,s We note one drogo Of "a
head at the Fort Wayne y7rds. owaed by>J. A1ax-
auder. OF Jacksonville. Morgan eoonty. Ill . witch
rank amoIK tho bet dfnves. taksn together, rtcelrc
In this market fr many months,
sttzdt .nt The Sherman yayd made ea.e OF ne
very choice Illinois stsers at s..3. There wasa good
suppJ OF Butchers ttesss and light Pittsburgh cattle,
which were In t1lsk demand. There vAs less laqulry
for atoez stee1s than ytsesday. Shippers are.
net buying freely. doing mare tnan at any previous
tue during the week.
Tas trade To-day orsned 1uisa brisk. especially In
Plttshurg catsie wh.eh wer. bald quits trua. We no
tlce material advance. however. but the market
ruled active aid taecu1. ..... ...... ......
Quite numb OF cafloA1s Of shipping cattle 1htaa
could not b 4spesed 81 here to suit tha owosTs viii
be dent forward TO- night Gu owners' Aceo1nt.
Tue demand Aad supp.5 ran v:fy ey-niS. there b.
lsg ve1g tswfeft pnsasi. - 49,.
Weqnete the nastket A.ttre. ani prices unchanged
ndfsm.
, 1865-06-09
THE Proof AGAINST DAVIS.

The @'rescrved testimony" given In the
conspiracy cases Ly Sendford Couorer, James
3. Merritt and Richard Montgomery, recently
published. places tho guilt Of Jefferson Dayls,
Jacob Thompson. George n. Sanders, Wm.
G. Qcary, Beverly Tucker md Clement c.
Clay beyond doubt, unless the testimony Of
those witnesses Gnu be fmpeached. AS these
we,c the parties included In President john
kon's proclamation Of reward for their arrest,
this evidence assumes much importance rs
Being apparently In whole or In part that
which caused the President to issue his proc
la,natson duplicating those persons.
1ho5c Eho are predisposed to distelieye
that Jeff. Davis was capable Of connecting
himself with the crime have attempted to
lmpeach this testimony on its face. :" What!!''
thcy ask-"ls 1t possible that Conorer, q
correspondent Of the New York Tribune
Souo nave obtained access to and the conf
ocnce OF the Canada 1conspirators-could
ua'e communicated the full particulars of
!.oa !" Aaoahp and assasstnate the President to
a1 lAles and yet mo effort have
oeen u.hoe 70 asEcst the consp1rntors ~ We
ean on's s.ate and On the authority of The
1!toa'se, that Conover's LITTER, in which in
tellig1nee Of the intended asssssinatIon was
10 O. conveyed TO the public, was moi teceIy.
I'd by the editors to whom Il wps addressed
though 1t is clear, from the admissions oT tn, the
Tribune, that lie was It's Canada rorre.. y, 1n
pondent, and That other letters Of lis cor.
tanning information Of other plots tn Rh;c,, S
he refers. did come To hand and vere 1s,d ~. ~
fore the government. 30 much In (,onorsrss
favor. But. had the particular letter Of
which he speaks. reached Its destination. ana
Ind tho government used the information
then to arrest the conspirators. near
1y MI Of them were In Canada, and
the Canadian authorities would have refosed
thclr e1tradltlon : while the prosecution Of
Booth and others who were accessible nj tlmet
10 the authorities, would have been set dow
as another political trick TO enlist sympathy
and votes for Abraham Lincoln. The
81 World" " would have vcclferated 'sanother
abo!iu.n Outrage on democratic rights and
would Lave Prcvvn that B1oth's only o5ense
rns tho putty Ct his democracy End tbe ua-
, 1865-06-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
nluSETARY.
TuueDAx EyES1yo, June 9. 1866

4AutE5uAx cFENl20t vuuG c. 1880.
The weather today WAS quite cool AID light
rain fell, but scaEce>y sufficient to lay the dust.
From the appearance OF the c1ouda, however there
were Indications OF heavy rains in the West.
There is less anxiety In regard to the crops than
existed a few dsys since when the heat was In
terse, but our country exchanges arc full Of com
platnta Of the severity Of the drought.
Bnslrcss today WIS quiet. and the general Pro
dute markets we're Bteady. Wheat ruled moderate
ly active, but closed tic lower. Corn was active
and le per bushel higher. Oats opened active ana
strong, but closed 4c lower. Rye was steady.
Dlrley advanced &c per bushel. Whisky was
flrmer but inactive. Meas Pork declined $l.03aEd
Prime McEs Pork Soc per barrel.
Thtr WIS lair degree Of activity in the money
market, and with IN abundance Of currency On
hsnd the bankers discounted 1rst class paper
freely at 10 per cent per nanum. There are very
hw htpping bills offering The demand for money
being confined chiefly to the requirements Of
tpecu1atn1s. Street rates are steady at 10li per
cent per month.
Esstern exchange was In bat limited supply to-
dsY, and under an nctiye demand by mercantile
houscs, the market WINS very close at par buying
and 1.1cGt prem. sell ing. Several Of our bank
crs had 10 remit currency to New York 10 meet
their drafts
Geld opened to day at 1871, advanced to 13S and
closed at p m, at 1871. The following quota
~
, 1865-06-09

This y oelng ,slssd shout GaTa. more e1::n-
b. the mci = i.be. as tho mast teran :rau1s
tas u IA sSd ~
maskst, are de-, IL : large dssIcs :, our sH.etsh
chirsry. uut f5isnd O!rf johnson a1oca must bare
planted ~ .easoa upT1sa os AZ , hundred aeses
JACOBSON, olol Hedrtnd. sna many other.. also plant
largely. q J. ocsafeslow, 1:a ansted. ana o.hess.
blsstpG to Gava. cEest1s tao,r Ior those de5l In.
eEpiO1 1ment. and diarlt ukes arEe amtuRs ot M,utY
among our peop!e. It nas tn5 etIsct, also, OF
harctEg the y<ue Of rna1 csrskt. G4Eyast1e ceatst
o. OF the richest the highest and 17e,s sections
estsse hr1c will be held at twlce its rsesen y4lce
bring ebOat 1hAt r suli i.-Gairu En:cn.
, 1865-06-09
The sl}e4 s1s sS follow:
CArrLESALE3f TO-DAY.
suIE4AJg TAkos.

The slles srs ss follow:
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
suIKAAJg IAkos.
1opss ep's1 n ~ s1fssins IL :. st ssua W.
same Is same 81 head lsts setts AVe4sEias 1.1s3 o
..sesms sold Mcrten ls head averaging 1850 ns Al
Adars sotd Norris, WAtxs!1 d CO. +; had tair
ase.1s ayerag1nK 100 81 II ss.oe.
SANG 10 ssnss: he.d a.eEs7iaz il:a nsat ~, :.
fa1;e r ,aae % had .yer.9ins L.. y, 1t ss Is
- e leeSes sold a!bacns II head Averaging $40
s.15 81 "a
'tes's ssessstog laa os \, Il SIX.
H1rNdAs SOUTHERN yARns,
FITS o!a1aeahs & Reilly q head, averaging .175
Cou8er sold HJauaa 1s he.a. averastpz 1.es NJ. 1t
W,salan ,ela Hymaa head, averaging 1850 -. At
Conetr to Dovd Il head. averaging ina =, .t n,
Ceng-r sola 1:aeph as head. averaging Lis s.. Il
Frye Co. 70 Enwsishs = aese, Averaging : 1p,, D..
hsaxn so:d B'.tr1s q shssd medium steers. Averaging
sS,fs! 4: "a q s.sss IS hssa .t=sss. .,ez.x
s.@s e ss4es 6s:s, ,ss.ss.ox l.a!s .. st IT.
rrT1sBCR6n AID Toer wAYsx YARDS.
Ts1so:t M.'i'ssy so'd ceansn = ncaa. a7eras-
MaIlWosk 4 ii asior, to zssslas s, head. averaging
Acems 10 Zsigie1 It head. Averaging I n7n a, a,
.Adaas to cenman ;. head, averaging 11aa 81, a.
Brown L Th,mr.on to Mo,r,.- w.,r,7 =
head. AveIaxtn9 1,ato ns, 1t t6.i0. ~ w. -
Ma!lwotk Mallory - ALessuo = h:ad. averaging
4'le5 ia ~, ar6t - * arpne,zon sfs hs,a
M.il.c5x =, Mallory to zslsler. is head. .ver..lax
115M ns.nt 4,,,.
W.iIWn1t MaIorv 10 s1nth. S FL, l.i.s 3s A.
1850 n. 1t $8.23 "~'1s '"~'1s
ssns 70 ssne, y htad averaging a91 os, atslS3.
, 1865-06-09
CHICAGO LUMBER MAnHET.

THURSDAY EpGIfSa- jane 1sb-
lUNaEE-ReceIvco, s.4s7 nj: saipret, l.lSS m.
Tha aEkst Is st,l undtt cloud. Buyers aad s7!!crs
ase sorse Rha. apatt In sttlr Views, hnd the
lets acttve III. receipts large aad Fen.sasiJ OF
Roc1 guilty. Sales today shov no atcsial chsngn
from ytsterdsy's 1uicx prices. Cargo sales were:
CARO- blrqre NnclEn1 !Eam Merononee, a35 IN x
stvs. baltnc~ good boards. at t13 carso big .
Bale. from otoato. lio IN good mill run, from FaEn,-
wnrths mill, ut SleIe; c..xo achr Wairlrtna, from
Grand River. .; a good rkftcd strips, balaac. a.
sosted. at lteoo. by lzfsa Enl1=r; cargo schr Ad
vacee. fnn Ptntwstsrs 1io N H strips, balance
boards, nj o.o7. by Aeas: cargo Ich- Newman, Go
0conto. LEO ELL run but sollrd rsfssd. At $10o By
Farosvorsh; cargo achF oustn ol ths Vest. from
ocoeto, 1 m strips, balance goud boasss a7d 3x1,
II $la.ss, hY 0. Brewster.
sHlH0LE5-Rectiyca. .f0s m shipped, II z. With
nli=ht Grpaiy md q good dsm md The market sd-
vsrced 1zH@z5e. E.les we:e:-3o9 n Saved Aa At
93s5, to arrive,
LATH-Receives. - m; shpped, zs5 m. Market
quiet. s1les were - % p.r scAf Queen OF tho W.sr
at Sits
, 1865-06-09

To-day there was fair attendance on 'cnan2e
The Provision market WIS almost llieleIess.
Owing to uniayotab,e advtees from New York,
de demand for Ba,1eled Pork. which was active
fev.days stnce, has disappeared. and prices have
amin a downward tendency. The New York dis
nsteh uuotcd Mess Pork ut e5.75, and hare there
wera sellers At SIS 5o@s6,5o, closing a. S2S.5o
ass co hut no buyers.
A lot Of 800 hbls Milwaukee, packed Mess Pork
w,s sold at sa5.n0 delivered there. This WAS tho
the only eale OF Mess Pork reported. Prme Ness
was dull and 60c lower, with s1les Of $50 hbls at
S1s6o. Sweet P1eked Hama rere duu aud rou.i-
ual At 16Af6ke. Bulk meas were Neglected
Lard VII held at I'll. with buyers 8: 17c-
HlRhwine4 were shs3e ntmer owing 10 more
favorable news frou. New York. bnt huJers and
telIers we're too Il, ap.st to a.it Of tsoalctions
, 1865-06-09
The American Institute of I1o.
1n0pnthy-
Especial DIFpQtch to the Cbicsro Tr1bnnn1

CINCINNATI, June Z.
The American Institute of Homeopathy
net here to-day. 1t is the first session held
from most Of the States. The officers elect
Cd are Dr.. s; s.. Guy, Of Brooklyn, n. T.,
President; j. j. Talbot, OF Boston, Vice
President; 6. D, Beebe, Of Chicago, General
Secretary; D. s. Smith. Of Chicago, Trea.
snrcr. 4 report OF the Western Institute OF
Homeopathy was read " Dr.. Hilmuth. A
hsrd, Vas also ,cad and one on tue sopen.aua
o1ieinalit, Or pouncin. Bees, as a Medical
agent, by Dr.. f. ". Payne. This cveuIne
the Homeopathic practitioners Of this city
gave the Convention festival entertain.
nent at the st. Nicholas, where Soma two
hundsed ladica and gentlemen forgot for The
time the small iii principle and nduleed
themselves hugely.
, 1865-06-09
Great Troop Transportation,

4, WASHINGTON, June 7.-Ahout twelve
thousand troops, representing IlIaei., In-
diana. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wis.
homo yesterday. Since the commencement
CT the mastering ont Of troops, 81 Or have
tten furnished transportation 2o,63a east,
and 81 200 west.
The lst brigade, 1st division, 14tA Army
Corps, comma nded By G:ne1al Hobart, Of
where all will be mustered out, except yet.
eEans. The brigade comprises the Goth and
SD Ohio veterans, the I'D Indtaua, 104th
illinois, S6th Indiana, and 21st Wisconsin.
Tbs veterans will be sent to Louisville,
, 1865-06-09

A striking instance Of misplaced conf
dence is recorded in the recent letter Of a
large Confederate Gotten bondholder to the
London Neus. THIS English unfortunate
claims TO be acting under the advice Of IN
sble lawyer" and urges his demand that the
North pay the cotton debt Of the Confederate
States. on legal grounds, as we'll as on tho
score Of Justice towa1d neutrals. His argu-
mcnt Is that II the North has caused the In.
ability Of The rebels to pay their Own debts,
"the fact ought not to prejudice the rights
ofnsut1alE." We are best pleased With the
closing statement Of this letter-wdter, that
the cotton bords bought at 80 now rule at 10,
and have occasioncd their owners loss OF
two and half million pounds sterling. The
case demands very little sympathy evidently
with the editor Of the Nems, who tells Lis
lugu1rious correspondent he sis just In the
position Of creditor whose debtor has
died, leaving no executor and no assets"
, 1865-06-09
FROM NASHVILLE.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trthune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trthune.1
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June I.
The House Of Representatives today pass
cd bill preventing my person from holding
Office who Is excluded from voting.
The 4th corps Is being rapidly paid Of, and
vii soon leave for Texas,
Thomas \. Mences, rebel Congressman from
this State, came in yesterday and desired to
take the oath Of allegiance, but his request
WIS refused. The rebel Gen. John G. Brown.
brother Of cx-Gov. Nell Brown, reported res.
tctday and has gone to lIs home at Pulaskt.
The Legislature will, 1t Is thought, adjourn
over on Saturday to tbe frat of October.
Large numbers Of rebel cltizcas are return.
I: every day.
, 1865-06-09

eullicd luster of hi. natr;ot,.m A,,o,.-t
act Ind t1anepired in the TIn{ted at,ts. -
would probably be impossible to provc th.t
any crime had been committed within m, IN.
risdictioD, and even the lsnpnape utt&r.d l.,
Canada by Booth. Thompson and oth.-s
would have appearfed less conc1rs5v. ,sn.r ~
Mot to assass,pate lincoln thsn ~ . aa;.a. ~
lals Of The Chfeapn 71o,+, and oth... oe ~.
mcaner orraus Of treason which rcrom ~ snd ~
his ASSASSINATION In n]a;o tnr1ns ~ aa.ssH
they would haye howlcd At M 1,o.o1D Soass, ~ >
"cowafd, ;" "poltroon. y y tremb1;nr x tv-aas ~ y y
&C., md wouid have STYLED tbr .ss. s.;aa a, ~.
plot rs they did tbe Chic,ro Consn.,ss1 ~. ~ :.
Indiaua Conspiracy. III. Ssxv yatir a";I,., ~, .us
voting frauds, &c. IA n Ml,a coaaaa.a. :,
Secretary Stanton to sxinaia as,nos"..s =!
Of their yotea.n WV
It scems enna11v ,cno,~.-.,,, A.. 49,,
comery. a Gorernmcnt a..sc,,no inas n~'.,. ,%ons
carricd tht assasr,ns t;on Sisn.,.h.s sa S. nave
Go5donsyi1,c and Canals rtanntas -. s"eeu .s'
at Washington Ia tbow ,ba7r - ~ W >ae ~ nay
OF The Government and rat +hss 49, "sslo
conld havc hecn a;1owed ~ ,nstn.. 1 assAss,ns
-tha, tha prcs,dcat 49, ~ !, as .aa eseu piot
could hardly have fai,cd A. r1ow 49,. go.
WAS plottInr His l,fc shon,d ~" ea.on as Doo1A
des1re tn become frr+ho- aanz.t."s sese. ,,,
IT, ~ .s'"s1s1' A4 W.. 1e4uatnseo Win
entered The thcater W .,o ~ - a. ~ ~
du. alloxanccs for the ;ns,aa,,,t, ~ ~ s@ ~ ~
most men IN snch snt,snt W. ,1" Iaeaa, 70
sccrctoTv Stanton tsa sntau,a.,aa Aao" snas
infer mat Il came f,o7n .hn , sa,.asN auo "e
nu},l;c which ,ndn,ed h,n, ~ h[u.ao ~" naas a..
reor ,,,eced d,nu ~ ,.,.,,..1s.s. ~ 1o' 1Ac
, 1865-06-09
THE SOUTH.
Reorganization Of Labor and Bus
mess in the Southern
Country,
The Newspaper Press Of
the South.
SURRENDER OF GUElILLAS IN ar.
KANSAS,
HE-APPEARANCE OF COTTON IN
SOUT1kRN mANKETS,
Correspondence Of the Chicago 1'zi5une.]
CAxr 1j7u ILLINOIS CAVALRY. !
FrNE RTtrrp A1t M~v an 1QEy

lC0ffeSponuefcc OF The Chicago Tri5nne.1
CAHr 18th ILLINOIS CAvALnT,l
Poe BLUFF. Ark, Msy 80, 1855.
lrotiee mistake In your valuable paper oi
The ed inst. Your correspondent speaks oi
the surrender Of Gen. Maybe1ry and entire
force st this post. It Is but Justice 10 the de.
funct Confederate States Of America to state
that the aforementioned Maybcrry was moth
ing more than guerilla Captain, and that
bis entire force numbered just seven men.
Perhaps short sketch Of the rebel f3sces
who have surrendered at this post may not
1st. Capt. Husbands and thirty men.
I'd. Capt. Botcauc, Killed, md thirty men
surrendered.
ID. Capt. Mayberty and seven men.
~: MI Burks aud thirteen officers and
5th. Twenty men of the 4th Arkansas bat
teEy.
OH. The two Captains Kidd and twenty.
five men.
Nearly all The foregoing have been nothing
more than gucrilias md bushwhackers, es.
pccially the commands of BoIeauc, Kidd.
and blaybery. These men did little mora
than hushwhack picket posts, cut the tele-
graph wire, md rob and murder without dis.
tinctlon Of party. They hare Kept the State
In continual ferment, and have committed
numbcIlcss atrocities unparalleled in the his.
tory Of civilized warfare.
Yesterday BIIgallcr General Dor1it, staff
and escort, came In from Camden and si,fren-
dered to General Edwards Our forces arc
towns in this part Of the State; they meet
with no opposition but arc welcomed ly the
Inhabitants. Monticello aud Warren are oc-
eupied by detaclments Of our regiment, and
as soon as the rivers and bayons suhslde
little, We will 60 to Princeton, Washington
and Camden. The farmers are working once
more with will, and the State militia Is be-
ipg organized. civil law will bon be enforced,
md peace will shower her blessings once
more upon tho Arkansawians.
Il Ia almost needless to mention that the
Butternlk Brigade" has done much to
bring about th . state Of affairs In this part
Of Arkansas. The 18th Illinois cavalry has
been posted at this p1acc now for nearly 9
at r rrpfucnt IN The dpnartnant r
, 1865-06-09

We have been rcquesthd to say to the dele
gates who expect to attend the Illinois State
Sunday School Convention, to he held In
Peoria, on the 18th, 14th and 18th iastants,
that arrangements hare been made with the
following railroads 10 carry them at reduced
sir, viz: Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy,
Chicago. Alton and St. Louis, Chicago and
Rock Island, Logansport, Pcoria and o7uan-
ka, and P. P. and j.; also the bosts Of the
Illinois Rtsrr Packet Company.
, 1865-06-09

Tie 6ovsincnenE 1alt Of cotton to-day Of lsii hsles
np:ana and l1s BAGS Sea Ia1snd, trE Charlessen, vii
ba follow. d On Ihuraiat. June g. by more In port
Ant sale OF nales npianl ah,i .sea Hind
from SaTsDnshr This ale of SEA 13In11 ba& been al
HeItstd fer sever Wteks in tn. p3pef3 OF Ltyefoso
and HAvre. thtrd sale OF ~ bs;+s Mobile cotso.
Win takc Plsct oa Radnctd.y.juoe This sala vii
ba fot go d, Certificates IT gold Tbs Tr9a.
eface. which can be had at given rato TO be 1xed
on the eve Of the &R'e8.
, 1865-06-09
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7-3O LOAN.
AkQu1u NAJIudAL HaEx nr isE1oAgn

dfpoSb NATIUdL HANK o. EHIQA6o,
1hls Bank ELL receive subscriptions to the ,ew ~
u g. Notn. and pay the interest nom C1te pf aab-
&c1iptson TO tie l3th Of July.
These notes are Iasued II denominations Of xs0 SIN
q. coo and $e,Qp: heay lntett4t It ths sats 81
sa PEI cent per aonum In Legal tender nosos OF, 1t
r. ~ PAYABLE thsss yee5s from lath Jaly. ls may
tato peT cent SO gold bearing bondl
.8y act Of Congsrss they as0 ffpa tom 6sata and
Municipal taxation, aod E4Ftug th14 aav1ota+e, a{Q
the eest security ser investment now In the mastat
We allow the Usual sete Of per cent tan1.11.on ID
b1b-AEelts, and sert the notes ftes nf chsfre
June j a, EE1IS P.5NjtAnt