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Peace.

Peace comes with its olive branch. Civ
ing to the people everywhere satisfaction
and pleasure. as quietly and as unostcnta-
tously as the rays of light come stealing
over The land on pleasant morning. We
see clearer and more distinctly each mo-
mcnt, and know that the sun is just be-
hind the eastern hills, and will soon lie in
full view. SO with our national troubles.
After long night Of suspense. Of intense
anxiety, of alternate hopes and fears,
with some, with untold agony of others,
Mt wars costly sacrifices, and the seeming
long delay of the dawn of peace, we all at
last discern it stealing quietly all over the
land, carrying joy and gladness into every
household. In our case, there is no or
ganizcd and recognized government to
treat with, as it was simply rebellion the
government was dealing with, and there
fore we must not expect to see Treaty
of Peace proclaimed to the world by the
National authorities, for their is no body to
treat with. Peace comes by the rebels
ccasing to make war upon the government
laying down their arms and returning to
their allegiance. This they are fast do
ing. In some instances, those who have
taken prominent part in carrying on the
rebellion arc fastening to take the oath Of
allegiance full fast enough. But the fight
ing is over. The days of grand battls are
passed. We see the hopeful omehs of
peace in every quarter. The government
is fastening to reduce its expenses
to nominal peace standard. The army
is being discharged, rapidly and will con-
tain, when so reduced, it is rcputed, four
corps of forty thousand each. The fortif-
cations around the National Capital are to
be dismounted. Prices are fast assuming
more satisfactory condition. Peace has
come, there can be no mistaking this.
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The fact of BOOTHS visit to Montreal ID
undoubtcd. and there il some evil
dcnee that he had his murderous scheme
in his mind at that time. A letter from n
gcntlcmauwho spent an evening with Booth
when he was in Montreal was recently pub
lshcd by contemporary. The writer recall
ed several remarks made hy Bo> til, which
are only explained by the crime of which
he was subsequently guilty.
The statement that after his visit to
Montreal Booth corresPonded regularly
with the Rebel agents in Canada, is ono
thing We have not seen before. IF true, il
wonld be important. The flight Of SURF att
to Montreal. and the fact that parties there
knew of his presence i'll that city. would in
dictate that he found some one in that city
willing TO harbor him.
! ltwonld necessarily follow, however, chat
he Went to Montreal, knowing that he
would be harbored by persons who had
been prvy to and sanctioned the plot. lie
may simply have been attracted to Mon
treel by the evil reputation which past G.
vents has given to a certain class of people
in that city.
Our Montreal correspondent informs MS
that Mcssrs. Sanders and Tucker have
published letter 10 President Johnson:in
which they characterize his proclamation
offering reward for their apprehension as q
= iying burning lic."
On Thursday, a letter from Tucker only
accused the President of issuing his proc
lamaion for the purpose Of creating diff
Guilty with Canada but on Friday. a letter
from Tucker and Sanders Jointly went vas
tly further, and boldly charged the assass-
ination of Mr.. Lincoln upon Pre- sident
Johnson himself.
The peculiar genius of George y. San
ders is Enthusiastically manifested in that
accusations Clcary has published in The
Ltaitf here a lcttcr-much more temper
ate in tone than those published by Tucker
and Sanders i'll which he denies all com
plicity III the assassination plot. aud fur
thar denies havin" ever been clerk to Clay,
rs Is alleged in the Washington proelama-
ton Toronto Globe.
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Boston, May 10.
Gold 1852.

New YORK, Mays.
The Tribune's special Washington des-
patch says:
1t is understood that General Sheridan
will be the President of the assassination
court martial.
The reorganized army will consist of
four corps of forty thou and each, one of
regulars, one of white volunteers, and two
of colored volunteers. Each will have
its cavalry and infantry in proper proper
tons.
1t appears that letters addressed to civil
ians IN Richmond are detained in Wash
ington.
The Heraid's North Carolina despatch
gives various rumors of the Whereabouts
of jeff Davis, but none later or more def
mite than those of last week which repre-
scented him as i'll flight one day ahead of
stonenan. The report that he was OBJ
lged to abandon his spceiel train, is con-
tradicted
Among the officers surrendered by John
ston is the notorious confederate Scmmcs.
capt. Winston legitimate prisoner.
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not, without further and overwhelming
proof, lay the charge of this horrible CON
spiracy to the leaders or abcttors of the
South.
The Star paws Il warm tribute to Lin
coin, and culagizes his stcdfast policy of
peace, in spite of all psovocations towards
England. 1t also expresses great conf
dence that THE North, even in its hour of
just indignation. will bear itself with that
magnanimous clcmcncy which thus far has
attended its triumphs.
The Daily Tcieer0ph says:
From vulgar corruption, from factions
hot bed, from the mcancst iealousy@and
mcharitabeness, this great ruler was
wholly free. At last came what seemed to
be the fruiton Of his labor, the reward of
his patience and courage, He entered
Richmond as a conqucror, but he launch
cd no decree of prescription against the
South 70: the fight appeared to him to he
over, and it was not in his large heart to
bear malice against a beaten foe.
Much uneasincss was cvinccd in regard
to the assassination of Lincoln, from the
/ fact that Andrew johnson would take his
place, and unavoidable deductions were
drawn from his conduct at the inaugurar
ton ceremonies, and also from the teno-
of his various speeches.
The London Times suggests that Mr..
Johnson should resign: or, in case of his
failing to do so, public opinion should
be 50 expressed as to lead him to re-
sign.
The Daily Meas says
We must wait awhile before we pass
Judgment upon Sir. Johnson.
The failure Of Messre. Marx Of London,
large dealers in American securities was
announced on the Goth Liabilities stated
$4,000 pound.
Letters of coincidence from the Emper-
or and Prince Napoleon to the family of
the late Golden are published.
New York, May 6,
The Post published letter from K NJ
Blatchiord, to G A Seward, in which the
writer says, after referring to the improv-
cd condition OF Secretary Seward and his
! son. that Payne the assassin has fully con-
tessed his crime and all the details respect
ing it and the difficulties he encountered
He says that all the plans of that Friday
night not being carried out was the great
est failure that ever was.
The Commercials Washington despatch
says it is already reliably reported that
| the Commission for the trial of the con-
spirators will commence to-day. The
Department, however effects mystery on
the subject. and no information can be OBJ
tanned by the press
The Posts despatch says the Presi-
dent has ordered Ey- Governor Aiken no
longer to be considered under arrest.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12

Proclamation by the Presidents 100, 900
e REGARD for the Capture Of JEFF. Darts
Rewards for the arrest Of TompsOn,
Clay. Tucker, Sanders, DC.
Washington, May Sth.
BY the President of the United States
of America:
A PRocLAMATION.
Whereas. it appears from evidence in
the Bureau Of Military Justice, that the
atrocious murder of the late President
Abraham Lincoln, and the attempted
assassination of the Hon. w. II. Seward,
Secretary of State melted, concerted, and
procured by and between Jefferson Davis,
late of Richmond, Va, Jacob Thompson,
Clement c. Clay, Beverly Tucker; George
N. Sanders, w, c. Cleary and others, re-
beIs and traitors against the government
Of the United States, harbored i'll Canada.
Now, therefore, to the end that justice
NAV be done. l, Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, do offer and
promise for the arrest OF said persons, or
either of them, within the limits OF the
( United States, SO that they can be brought
10 trial, the following rewards $loo,otlO
far the arrest of jefferson Davis $250o0
= for the arrest Of Clement c. Clay; SO
F.. o5D for the arrest of Jacob Thompson, late
of Mississippi $4,000 for the arrest OF
Georse \. SANDERS; S2j,0sJ for the ar
rest Beverly Tucker; aud $1,000 Tor the
arrest ". L. Cleary, late clerk of Clement
!, Tae P.oyost Marshal General of the
Limited States rs directed 70 cause a de-
seriptioa OF the sail persons with :. me
potiea Of the above rewards be PUBLISH
~ Ia testimony whereof, have her2qato
al b, haal AMI ctise the al e i"e
ra{5ai. STATS I ,tai.ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12

From Washingtoa-T Trial Of Conspira,ors.
The Surrender of Dick Tagior Con-
.tirmed'-The Whereabouts Of Jcf. Davis
The March Of the Homeuard Bound
Jeter0ns-0as- Year sNen to be Muster
ed out Of The Service at OncAThc
Assassination Cast
Washington. May Q.
The military Commission for the trial of
the acconplices of Booth met to day
The executive order read, "whereas the
Attorney Gen. has given the opinion that
the persons implicated are legally liable
before Military Commission, that the
Assistant Adjutant General detail nine off
GERS to serve as Commission for the trial,
that the Judge Advocate General prefer
charges against them, that tie trials he
conducted by the latter as recorder, with
such aid as he may designate, that they be
conducted with all diligence consistent
With the end of Justice. that the Commits
sion sit without regard to hours, and that
General Hartrauft be assigned as special
Provost Marshal General for the Court
Hon. john \. Bingham and Brevet
Colonel Burnett were then introduced to
the court as Assistant Judge Advocates.
The court then adjourned until9 o'clock
tomorrow. to allow the prisoners an OPP
poriunity OF retaining counsel.
The prisoners David L. lIarald, Geo. Z
Ahzcrott, Lewis PAYNE. :. Il. Arnold,
Marshall Mclaughlin, Samuel Mudd and
+. N. Surratt, on being brought before
the military commission to-day were asked
whom they desired to select for counsel,
when they named the following gentle
men:
IIarold-MesSrs. Fred. Stohe. Joseph II
Brady and j. NJ. Carlisle.
Paync--M. Mason Campbell, of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Surratt-Hon, Reverdy johnson
and William Wallace Kirby.
Samuel Mudd-Robert James Brent of
Baltimore.
The other prisoners did not name coun-
sell
Chattanooga. Tenn, May Q.
jeff. Davis was at Poweton. Hancock
County, Ga, last Friday night. General
Wilson has printed handbills announcing
the reward for his capture, and. scattered
them through the country.
New York, May 10.
The Times Washington despatch
says:
The capture Of jeff. Davis is looked upon
as certain by the military authorities. He
was as last accounts, completely enveloped
by Gems. Stoneman, Wilson and Grierson
1t was thought the latter would make the
captur. in Alabama.
Tho march of the homeward bound arm
les continues with undated yigor.
Sherman's legions reached the James
river just as Moadc's veterans left Rich
mond. To-day Meade's troops are in the
vicinity of Louisa Court House, and are
expected to reach Alexandria Saturday
night.
Shcrman's four corps will pass through
RIchInOnd tomorrow.
One Brigade of cavalry will he left at
Lynchburg, one at Danville, and one at
Petersburg.
The Tribnne's Washington despatch
says:
One year soldiers are to be nausterd out
OF the service at once.
The cavalry of the Army of the Potomac
are not TO be disbandcd.. General Sheri-
denis command is to be reorganized and set
at work again, and so will that in the South
west, All will probably be placed under
Sheridan.
The consolidated force will number alb
out LOG, 600 men. The main portion will
probably be sent into the country west of
the Mississippi.
Boston, May 10.
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Done at the City of Washington. this sec
b ond'dav Of MAY, ipssthe YEAR of Our
Lord one thussshd eight hundred and
sin axe. audsof tliE Independence of
tlSba1erd states of America, the eighty
ninth. -
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON,
Ky the President.
(Signed) W. 11uNw-R.
Acting Secretary of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-05-12

Gen. Sherman snas expected in
Washington 81 SUNDAY OF Monday
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From WasAingtoa-T Trial Of Conspirators.
The Surrender of Dick TAYLOR Con-
.frmed!-The Whereabouts Of Jcf. Davis
The March Of the Homeuard Bound
Jeter0ns-Oae- Years Men to be Muster
ed out Of The Serrice at Once-Thc
ASSASSINATION Cast
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Presideut Lin.
has been suffering with severe stack of
itfuenza, and for several days has been
confined to his bed, and is not receiving
visitors.
The Navy Department has received iufor-
nation Of the capture of Pasa Cavelo,
Texas, OF the EoglIsh schooner Matnilde,
by the gunboat Penobscot. She had a
cargo Of cotton, banging, liquors aud rope.
She cleared from Matamoras for Havana.
Com. Palmer Informs the Department
from New Orleans, of the arrival of the
following named officers, released from
Camp Ford, Texas, captured at different
times. They have been ordered to proceed
North: Acting vols. Lieut. N. W. Sam
mond and Amos johnson, Acting H. W.
Washburne and W. W. Fowler, Assistant
Paymaster Geo. W. Summons, Assistant
Beginners Jas. A Fox, F. G. Bradley, ].
h. Fales. John McGrune, R. NJ. McLangh-
lin and Wm. Johnson, and Acting Masters
Mate H G. Rollins, N. L. Cannon, Howard
Sargent, j G. Henry, ]. S. Cha hbers and
Henry Weston.
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The National Currency.

WASHINGTON. March l4.-The ameuda-
tory National Currency Act provides that
associations receive 80 per cent of circula
ting notes on the amount OF United States
bonds delivered to the treasurer, provided
the bonds shall be estimated ut par value,
and bearing interest at the rate of not less
;hAn 5per centper annum, the amount of
circulation notes to be in proportion TO the
paid up capital, as follows: Not exceeding
$500 600, 80 per cent; notexceediug $1,000,
600. 80 per cent; not exceeding 50 600, 900,
rs per cent, and exceeding So, 900 900, 60
per cent, $4,000, OCO Of the entire
amount of circulation notes to be appor.
toned to the associations according to the
representative population, and the remain
der TO be appropriated by the Secretary of
the Treasury agent formed in the States
and in the district OF Columbia, and in the
territories having due regard to the exist.
inG bank capital resource and business Of
such State, district and territory.
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New YORK Market

NV YORK, March II
CorTON-DecdedIy lower 7O971c Gor middIin
PLuUR-Stare and Western opened hrmer for con-.
mon aud dull aud heavy ter cd grades and closet
dull and heavy for ALL $40 seq 10 20 for Extra Stat,
$40 15t9ll 90 for extra X. Il o., and S1I O59l1 IS
for TT sIr Brands.
wWn,SKY-Firmer. Western s. IS. generally held
WnEAT-very dull and 29sc lower; Winter Rel
Western Sc 90.
RYE-Dull.
CIRN- Heavy and 395c lower; New Yellow 81 60
@1l 64; inferior old mixed Western 81 TSIS.
OATS-Dul; 81 IL for Western.
WOOL-Dull.
PECKOLEUM-Dull aud heavy; Crude 39.; Re
dnCd in Bond 62963c; Refined Free S2@s3c.
COFFEE-Qui and steady.
sUGAK-Duu; MuscovaiO l+@l5; Havana Is.
tPORK-ueAvy AMI lover; $SI l21Sea34 50 ror new
mes, closing II $3I l2l5 Tor 1865 ! do. cash aud
regular way 500 70 for prime aud $3S OO1SS 50 for
mess for May, buyers option, Aud 5UO bblS
prime mess for March, buyers option, at $3I.
EF-Heavy at about previous prices.
DRESSED HOvS-SominAl.
cur MEtTS-Dun; l7149lI3%c for shoulders, Anl
ls3i4I914c Tor hams
BACON-Lower; lsJ491S34c for Cumberland cut:
20; for short ribbed; 1870 for long ribbed; 2o for
long clear,
LARA shede easier; sales at 1s3z922. and u
small lot at !1s9221<.
State.
cHEEsE-steady at 1923.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-15

sW-A StCE -oCNs NAN, I've have some
Ct rhem,) d4pper little fellow who halls
t;cm Maryland, my Mary laud," does bust.
=sss 90 Monroe street. he siEbs teuderiy
over the charms of an O7ients! Beauty
VITO lives several squares to the eastward.
9s ss,s on music like pink balloon on
srsuing z-phyrs tied with a silken string.
Ee dweI!s in rapturOus bliss when the voice
lie loves a,:uned to its softess melody.
sn5tes him on the ear. New music in a
Lzl.iIaa. snOW eHss caHsht hiz-eye-a neu
sud popular air, celebrated for the very
frenzy Of its beanty. He rushed IN, wildly
rev his coat aud dived down into the
lowest depths Tits harmony. He bought
.: done it up 10 most delicate tissue
TaeD he went to supper (he eats) he laid
i: rsrGerly down on the feathery couch
where be dreams. He fastened to the
bower Of his hopes, told of the treasure
Il had brought and all its heavenly har-
uo1y. Carefully be un,ied the silkeu
!g!3s when 10 there dropped roll blank
sai brown IS copy OF the Richmond
Ttig. waRgish friend had removed the
vel Tue nice young man WEited, said
L. I'll, Ike Artemus Ward when he fell of
tue fsace in his attempt to kiss Betsey.-
E9sr since he wauders round singing,
They stole, they stole, they stole my child away
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Public Sale.

T WILL exoo.e to public sale on SATURDAY,
L the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, at my
residence adjoining MouudsviI'e Marshall County,
West Virginia all Of my Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Stock, and Farming Utensils. The stock
consists OF Two superior Mule Jacks both purchased
In Kentucky, each 14I4 hands high, one color
black years old this coming spring, and the other
years old next October; also 4 excellent work
Horses. two year old Mare Colts and yearliug
Mule; fine Mich Cows and II Hogs
TERMS OF SALE: ALI sums Of $40 and under,
cath; for all sums over $50, six months credit will
DO given-the purchaser to execute q bond, with
good security bearing interest from day OF sale.
also have for private sale about 800 acres Of
valuable land in two tracts Of co acres each Both
are adjoining the town OF moundsvllle aud within
Il to II miletrom the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
d. pot, one tract lying Immediately the Ohio
river lh"sC lands all suitable for agricultural,
gardening and vintage purposes aud will be sold in
tracts to suit purchasers.
Also, about 20 vacant town lots all conveniently
located in different parts Of thV addtio T. Eliza
bethtOWn which joins the town of MOuudsvIIe.
r. n. N kSSICK.
II absent from home inquire of W. oldham,
Esq. mb9-- std.
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ZIP Gelegrapg>
From Wilmington.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March l3.-The stea -.
mer Virginia arrived last evening from
Wilmington.
The base ofsupplies for Gen. Sberman's
army, in view of his rapid movement
northward, is TO be established at Whining
ton, North Carolina and Shermau's Chief
Qnartermsster had arrived at that place,
and all the transports aud other vessels
laden with supplies have been ordered
from both Charleston and Savannah, with
orders TO rendezvous at New Inlet, S. G.
The exchange of prisoners under the
recent arrangement between Col. milford
and the rebel agent, is progressing very
rapidly. The steamer George Washington
arrived from there this morning with $50
prisoners, mostly sick and wounded The
steamer New York is expected also to day
with large number. AS fast as the stea-
mers arrive the men are dispatched to An
napolis. III
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Sherifs Sale of City Lot.

by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
- county. In the case of Robert 8. Mckee, Execu.
tor, W John J. Yarnal aud oth0 3, the undtrsgu-
ed will. on WED ESDAY. the LIST DAY or MARCH
next, at the front door Of the Court House of Ohio
county at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder the following lot or par
eel ground, situated Monroe street in the CITY
OF Wheeling, and bounded as follows: Beginning on
the north side Of Monroe street, In said cf y at the
S2uIhess corner of the lot owned and occupied by
q. Good, O., as his residence, aud running
thence north vardIy with said Goods liue two hmm.
dred and htty ESQ feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last named line and parallel with Mon.
roe street forty two Si2 feet thence by line par
aiei with said Goods line two hundred and ffty
(9SO) feet to Monroe street, thence with Monroe
street westwardly fOrIytwo (42) feet to the begin
ming.
o9e.th,rd OF the purchase money to be paid in
hand and the balance In six and twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond With approved security for the deferred install
menH, aud the title retained until the sAms shall be
paid o. the Purchaser shall be liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cash at the time II tn
SALE or greater portion thereof than the on third
JAMS 8Ot sherif Of Ohio county.
eD-The sale Of the above named proper y ha.
been postponed until the 25th day OF March, 1885,
at II O':lock A. NJ. MARI