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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-17
TOWN AND COUNTRY

PRosPEcTs OF A HARBoR.-By note
from Senator REED to L. X. RAND, Esq ,
We learn that two bills have passed the
Legislsture-one TO authorize the village
Of Manitowoc, and one to authorize the
county to issue bonds, each in the amour,
OF 80 0,0O0-to aid in the construction 0!
. Harbor ut this place The vote on the
village bill will be taken on the frs: Tues
day in April, and in The County at the
Fall e.ec,ron. We shall publish the laws
~ soon as received.
Senator REED has exhibited much wis
dom in this matter, and We cannot see
county can object 10 the provisions OF the
bids Surely our farmer friends can nc
longer raise ,he ct lection that Mantowoc
would rot Go It's share. Should our peo
,le on the 4;h Of April vote iavorabsy-
aud Of course they wi.i-we can all rejoice
At he prospec; Of harbor.
FouND.-The people in the vicinity @:
our village know tha, about two weeks
ago one week old boy was lef! at the
residence Of HIRAM MCALLIsTER, Esq,
fou, miles out on the Menasha road Mr..
McA. denied tie Impeachment, and the
waif was placed in the hands of ALANsoS
iIlckoK Esq, County Poor Commissioner,
whose family has icnderlv and affection
.,ely provided for him since tben.
Dstrct Attorney WooDgs has, by Goa
stsut watch and energy, found on. the
mother Of the child, and the probable
father, Tor which he 10 entitled to the
ihnLks Of the taxpayers Of the county.
As the matter viii Immediately undergo
legal investigation before Justice BAR
XXX. We refrain from giving names or par
ucular. nj present We viii say, how ever,
that respectable families are indirectly
interested, and ;,ia, The locality Of The
affair in tie town Of Cato, is inhabited by
persons ho claim ali the pietv, morality
sud religion of The couu'y- many OF
whom are supposed TO have a finger in
Ike pie " hen tie truth i. told !here
viii be tluteriny among the dry
bones or Neltl. iIiH.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-17

Feb. tJ. 1865
, 1865-05-11

NEW YoEK, May 10 Vera Craz jourcals re-.
cclved here, tt1te thar the Emperor Max,2itl.sn
has issrcd d. cree drfuinc the proriefona stsfus
OF the fteperl government while the dcdn1tiye
organization IL proceeding. The decree 1s divid.
cd into eighteen chapters, and sub.drvlded into
cighty.one paragraphs. Some Of the leading
points are al fhltowt
The form o! the Government will be a limited
hereditary monarchy, with Catholic Prince at
tie head. In IL: case Of The aesth Of the Enpe-
TOR, or OF any other event which may incapacI-
11tc him tor the exercise OF hts powers his august
tpouse, the Empre;s, vi be 'Ps: d;fo regent OF
the Empire. The Emperor, or regent. on nssuEn-
IL e power, must take this oa II ewaor to God,
71f thu holy csanceiist*. TO further by all meas-
urce In my reMrr the welfare and prosperity Ut the
, 1865-05-11

There will be Volunteer Sheep Shearing
Festival at Nhcatou, DuPage county, on the
24th and o5th days OF May, to be held on the
Fair Grounds of the DuPage county Aericnl-
tural Society, in that village, to which all
sheep breeders and wool growers OF the
country are invited, and desired to b.ing spe-
clmens Of their hocks for exhibition and
ehearing, including long, middle, and fine
wooded sheep. Tho follow NJ persons bare
already s'guiacd their intention to be pre-
sent: Messrs. c. H. s. F. A. Smith, Of De-
Kalb county P. G. Bandcr of W!nnebago
county; E. u Ferry Of Lake county E. E.
Gorham Of VIII county; R. q. Balsinger OF
Macoupin county; Daniel Kelly. 7. Pollard,
Mr.. Barnes, Mr.. Marks. md Ar. Champion of
DnPaee comfy, and several others. 1t is also
expected TINT several Of the Wisconsin focks
will be represented. A good time is expected
generally, md large collection Of the best
sheep Of the ate will be there. Ample pre-
paration will be made for the protection md
carc OF the sleep while there
, 1865-05-11

Especial Dispatch To the Chicago Trihune.]
SrR1EGF1ELD, May 10. 1s65.
Thomas s. Ridcevay oi the First National
BanA 1t Shawneetown, reports that the Union
rncu, white AID ~colored, Of (1l1a1n county, are
busy at work sais:cc funds for the Lincoln M.
tionaa Monument and will send $500 in a few
days. =
Hon. Sharon Tynda1e informs ms that be hae
received letters from the colouels OF different
regiments now In the field s,sntfying the in'en-
tion Of the hr1Te men Of thesE commands to con-
tribute Ibera1ly to the monument. aud TINT the
FUNDS %ill he reunited a. soon II the troops are
pAld OF.
Of SdEtE. DAVID r. Dr. eou md John ". Weldon,
fmeDt Ellnols volunteers. The coors give visI-
hle evidence Of the mspy gallant battles through
which they Lave been go bravely borne. Tue
worn nare IN a pst1totic and eloquent letter I'D.
dressed to Brcvet Rs19: Gen. Bennet commanding
the 1eelment. ant, IL the name Of the State thank
cd the brave men Of bis command for the bright
reeord they have made.
Workmen are hust,y cnea2ed e1cavatiae the
ground for the foundation Of the mammoth hotel
eees T This hote Is expect.d to Be an amp1 lree
md tommodicus to accommodate 1t 1-ast tue
members Of our next Lee.slature, and In goM
style; ,.,,, -.,...
Eurrd duty IN ard around the State House durfog
the days in which our late President lar in state,
have been rendered dinner By the ladies' OF oar
ct'y, as compliment Tor the faithful and gentle
manly discbarce Of thelr duties on that occasion.
Emanuel Dyer, John A4wk,na. Geo. II. Tilaon,
snd IIenry Hinds, who were convicted at the April
term, lsts Of the Macon county Circuit Court, of
the ciime Of granddaughter. AMI seaten.e to the
peni'entisry for the term Of one year, were par.
doDed by the Governor.
Our city IL still infested by set of scoun ase}s.
4 msn namedl Bledsoe. { airn,n.. 10 be Govern
mcos defective. who WIS arrested lat week in
connection with man named Cunningham, for
perpettat1ng IN nntsgs on q msn named Rogers,
atihe Chcrer5 House, md was releaecd on his own
1ecoeuizance, and failed to appear, the case being
a.teF~ards dismissed, Was .e-a-sested hy Deputy
Shes1fl Graham at Tirden, On Tuesday and
broughr to this city. He was hronght helore
Justice M+tes Yesterday afternoon. and placed
under bonds of $500 for his appearance II coart
on F11d8y next At iEo o'clock.
Judge De1ehany. Ut Leavenxorth, Kansas, and
Prof. Read, Of Snnst!eE Co.lece, had escu 4 watch
stp1en from thrn last Saturds7, while waiting far
the train At the Alton and St Louis depot
The e4th Regiment Michigan volunteers hsre
been pad oil, mustcfed out and gone home They
were an excellent body OF men.
, 1865-05-11

It'll ~ o L. asl* 4oxPctio es4reau-Rc'
~ SePss "opt' A1ncolns
fsnec,a, n,.a,,., - 17--.--
. - = NEW YORK, Nay 10.
,rina nisL feEu!ar through passenger ua1n from
31EGGnnau 3aEGa oY mo Atlantic and Great Weste, n
msl.mays arrived hero last night. It left Gin.
eannau MONDAY morning.
Going Abroad,
The 1fibunx's Wasbfnu ton enecja, .ave :. rha
close Of the war and the conseuuen, III ~ oaia
eeem to have inAuced bepiraol Amertcars Ths,
number Of passports made ous by ii. siate b.. ne
ni.,..,t.:s.s
The General uosnf Al =, Anns,n,
continued, and ordered to be TUNED nyc- n ths
Nary Department 0'~A ~ '"'
P~rxonnt-
c,rt po,t
, 1865-05-11
Ghifdgt1 Gribu11e.
THE MI WS.

Gcn. Dodge, conmandnv -, G,
clear idea OF rrconstruct,n, ~ n.Na
porn's Scout, at so,inrfs,d ~, 49, oau'
captured an etcaped reh.1 whn ~ , sssuso
DIR peral.v of derrh y. -. ""s nau oesn IN.
for instructions, and Cen Nd. s~s..'.,s.
replied: "shoot him fmm.d;sta1r ] po1r13 ;, ~.
is 4 solving Of the nroh1o1, --,,,ss =.
phatc and upmistalah1e W. ,tts 10 49,
OF 1t. r.: -. e
4 host Of afmirers md f1icnds VII, H..
panied to learn that the eminent trxeed,an
and elocutiontst James E. Murd ,,ch Eao 4.
lying Ut his home in Lebanon. Ohin At ~
point Of death. Since the ont,rpaE or ~
war 1I. Murdoch has nbandonpd tba s,aa
and devoted himself almost erc,,a,vs,~ -
the Union cause. His f}ne or.t to,ics1 ,sa,wn11 ~
have been ,,ivc,, n H.. c7,,,o-+ ~ 49,. fs",4o
1stration ann evcrv c.,1 ~ H. -. w.. aalalo,
aanftarv Co,om,ss,on. hs .-o Au s,Al.4 aoa
70 f,nnor. We +,net 70 ~, 49,. Aeaus
enjoy the results or the tr;nmn,, ~ ,Fs.ss 49, ~
has labored 80 a,daoua1r and Fa,thc,,,, AZ
There is great excitem.nt ,n 1,d;a,,-
as the day approaches for the exsnnt;ae -
the traitors Boglcs. Nn1;o,n ona -
The two former have bpcomr Wv .,.,,,.s..;
view of their fute and aro ,t--,,t.. ~. 80,
and free confession of the worlino. 49, .-sa .un
son Of the Order Of Ame,,c.n Ea;a.,,t. M ~
confession is rood thino for 4,,s ~, H..
this case It viii not nnoh,i,,y arcom c,;sh .,snas
for tie body. N@'N' '11s1N4"
The President ha1snn ,..x,.
government ,or +hn s,ats 4o3H
next tnrn HI. nttsrtto, t~1 ,"e,aa VIZ.
iesue . 4,,,7,, 49,. '. o41ua "no
Maxirnf1i3s1 hss ,ssnag 80 e'@taS'
, 1865-05-11
THE La " COURTS.

WKDNEsbAT's PnooEEDINGs.
ecFER1on CouRr -before i4d7es Higgins aa1
ddfy-A Dill ol appeal was fied IN this Court yea
tsrday, appealing from tho decision OF Justice
GEaIies Il. j Miller who fined the atfiant $lO0 in
Police Court, some few days ago, on the charge Of
yaerAncy.;
C1Ecu1r couRT -.Befor< Judge H7lliaus--Geo.
Plunkctt rs. Patrick Clscy. In this case The
pla'ntih a:ed bill aud pIndpe for Summons, 10
Ing composed Of $500 for work performed, $50 for
BY af1ant
HEconpEn's CouRT.--BJore fudge Tan Bur<n.
dictment Of the Grand Jury. was placed upon
tllal. After abort elaboration the jury rosurn.
ed verdict Of guilty. fixing the pun,ahment at
one yenr's imprisonment In the psnitentIary,
John Sexton convicted of pttite 1HfcenY WIS
jail -.
o: rspe wss renauded until to-day upou fufn,sh-
tng bail in the rum. Of xLNn -: = :
, 1865-05-11

The Providence Manufacturing Jewrlers' Associa.
tion: G. mpossa e1tsnslvs 1nponers and Manufee.
t: t:btt,bment operating IN the ltalinx Ctt-s Of the
u1ited Safes haSe r.tolvrd on this Grand &ntescnss
lor di posiDE cf ihls mammoth STOCK, amounting -
meFe thsn 3lA 9.u0 nth OF Eooda. uur plan i as
TO !eTt: Ctrildeates naming each article. and ~
vAlns placed In tca,ed envelopss. md vel
one q these asalec enyeopes containing cerinchte
toge hef with . choice eoAeet:eE Of Popular Songs
sn5 pers-r. Will be sold At th~ C.: unpanTa Depot or
Agency, or tent By Esi IT, sn =, resa Tor 2s cent?
AL tri1ele- Bold at ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH
OUT RFGARn 70 VALUE
on receipt ofthe certificate ycu VII! ees what ycu
cell h.Ve. and then It IL st youz option to Day
the dollar aud take the a,t!cle nof. Purchaaerl
ma? thus oorsfn III ndtt Piano Fnvto. y.iDaole
God Watch. N>mond tsng o. any Set oi Jews n On
our 1T. Kr One polsr SAD In case can theJ get
!fse th1n One uola: WORTH os there are no blauKs.
ihf prize u On . ce1ta of the costls art1c es
will bs sold to some loruC8te purchaser for 0le Dol
, 1865-05-11

1specdal Dispatch to the chlesso Tribnne.1
St. PAr1, Nay 10, 1866.
The 1ndtans Killed 4 boy on Sunday evening
and nun Oh Monday, near Maukato. Thus far
slthoush, according to reports, the pursuit. has
been overwhelmingly vigorous. no: a single In
dian IL known to hare hecn killed. The Iud!ans
told tome tsappers that they met, but did not
kll, the Epg,1sa gave them ammunition. and
told them to come down and do what they could.
Is long rs the treaty prevents our pustulns the
Indians acrose the lines, w:tle at the same tine
Pritath autho1srl~a refuse TO surrender them, We
sha,} bc subjected 10 these annual raids.
Major GenrSal Cur er arr1red last evening. lie
lp. gone 10 inspect Fort Spelling.
LATEn.
lspecia' Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune.]
ST. Paul. Nay 10.
Cup+, DIN, Of Gen. Sihley's staff. has Just re-
turned from Mspksto. He ssys the reported k!li-
i0c Of roun IN Monday. ie incorrect. TIC In
dihns are attempting 10 mike their escape, and
Eill probably succeed.
, 1865-05-11

Gordon. Bruce & Co., report beef ste.dy, pork
hrm, bacon drmer. holders demanding IN I'd
vaDce. Lard easier but demand iEpFpy1uc. Buf.
ter 3u1l and tending downward
Boul'. Enell.h & Co., report petroleum uuiet
at 2EG9s Cd kr refined.
LospoN-RHEApsTurrs- c3ren,,, No.
ports breadstuffs frIu. -
GHAM-Whent advanced Is,
9EocER1Es-Sngal bnoyant. and Is hteher.
tteEsa higher, o"tng to the propo:ed reduction Of
PE1RoIrua-Steady.
LATEST.
NJ! !tNENFoo1, April 2stn-Evcuins-corroy-
me Gales Today were 1U,000 b1Ies-3OQ0 10 snec.
chapged. -" a1o an'
BnEADsTurfs-Quiet and steady.
PnoY1s1oKE-Steady
, 1865-05-11
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES,
ALL TO BE SOLD FOE Il EACH.

Worth over 3i,Uoceo all to be sold Tor ONE DOLLAR
each, without I'd to value Mt to be paid for u
iii on knoW Eh4l you are 10 IeceiYa.
, 1865-05-11

NEW YoRK, May 10.-The Rosts special says
the t1st Of the conspl'stors colcerne1 Ia tbs as
sass1nslion, Was continued today. It has bern
positively decided thst no pefsons but the official
rcpoEters, and 1Eoec connected with the conrt,
sha'I BE- admitted to the courtroom.
PHILADELPHIA, may l0-Tuc Bu.lttia't Wash
lress were all refused admass on to the t1ial Of
the ASIA: eirs today. The consequence will be
that no particular: Of the trtal will be made pub.
l,c until It's close, except through the N ,dtum Of
the Government au!horfty'f
, 1865-05-11

......-..- BUFFALO. Nay ID.
FLoER-FaiE demand
Wheat dul and d, coping; No. Ch.c.4o at
$1.3l; Writer red Toleao &. Is; m11et Chicago No
and uttered at {l.ss, wtth5ut takers. Corn dull !:
Mt1ed s5c Wnltt soe; yell@W SC. Oata dult at i9c-
EHIsKT- EoInpal II $306
CAHAL FExl0urs-nnlI an1 droo2ing. To New
Icr1. wheat 13c ; corn 1QHc: oats Sc.
corr, 6a.%5U bu-
tAaAL ExroErs-F!cu.. :49i bfls whe t. s7,273 bu:
corn, e ~ % !; Gals, 1t3.1o0.
, 1865-05-11

The Indians delegation, which formed part O.:
the escort for the remains Of President Lincoln
from this city t. Springfield, ILL.,, desire to ac-
knowledge the numerous eo1rteslcs received
from the propnetors Oft Sherman House, and
q ~. r. Gregg and Indy. ". H. Phelps and 4.
buchanan .Ke5d, Of chicago, a. we'll IS Colonel j.
u. Bowen OF Governor 0sleahys ssaG At SPRING
field. They we're properly appreciated. and viii
be gratefully 1ectprocated, should ever an oppor-
tunity occur.
, 1865-05-11

Manchester market quiet but steady. Bread.
stnls qEiet and ettndy. Wheat has an upward ten
denty-
L. Co, reput Gour quiet but nrm. Wheat tcnds
inward, and Tuesdays advance is tully matn-
timed Sales vt g. GdG9s Cd for amber eprl1e.
Torn firm At Sos for mixed.
Provisions steady. Wakefield, Nash & Co., and
, 1865-05-11

The Sanitary Commission gratefully acknow]-
edge their obllea ions 10 Mr. Crosby for the free
Of ths Lecture or Or. Patton. The Commission
are also greatly indebted to The eentlemany door
keepers ard ushcis Of the Opera House, WHO
kindly donated 1elr services FOR the evening.
II. E. SEEIYE Secrat1rv
, 1865-05-11

Over Seventeen MILLIONS Taken Yes
ttrdhy.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 10-The euhecr{pt1ous to
10 Sl;4l0 1Un. Including tho following single sub
scr1rtiona: Flrrt Nstlonxf Bank uf Cinctnnaa.
s., 50 o0o; . Sec.nd @ National i B,nk q Detroit,
$s1Sl4so; tI,rK. Dodge 4 Co., New Yoik'
$i,6i000l; Rohirson & Ogden. Ss~ York, ST.
sxs"nd sdE u! g1tk 4St Rrpne e.
1sH,o s9y 5;i Fir. E4don.l hank q New York,
s. .otT ,i0o; Fret Nationa! B.nk Of Nsx o1le1ns,
o Fret Nas,onsl Bapk sa II .! inn1Sts
s., Sd eOD; f.rrt Na'lond B!nk of pseyiaenee,
81 ;,.oO0. There we're also 1f,9aS individual sub"
rrr.nfions for SJJ aud f1U0 each.
, 1865-05-11

NEW Yor1., M,y 1o-The downward tendency
of ru|d contuucs. The apprehension OF con-
Timed fill Las brought out 20 many sellers that
1here Isl 4reistanc the downward movement
An attempt was made TO open ut 49, hut the large
n, 81 OF The offerings Immediately puf DOWN The
gate to l314. ,,,,
, 1865-05-11
The Ui-Eposttfol1 of Paroicd ateb
ri Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Aay 10-Lteut+ Gen: Giant h.s
1.surd the following Instructions 10 Hc9. Anen.: 1a
relative tc The disposition 10 be mace o. Pa'o1eo
prisoners:
HEADQUARTERS Is ARxrEs OF UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nay 8, 1888.
To N@jor Gtnrral c. c. Augur, commanding Dc
. psEtmcnt Of Washington
GENERAL: p;trec send all paroled prtsonere Of
-A!exandzia, ". 10 th"ir hnme-. Thoso whose
homer werc = ne i'mc NJ totn!ac thoee armies,
1n the 6tat.s lhat havc n=vts .een in rsha lion,
10 take the 9th r. scrlaed Ia the Presidents Am.
ncety pr1ei,uator, pr"vtssd.they are not ex.
cepted froa, Its benefits: II excented iheg will
be retained. Those living III Tcxis viii b. sent
in charge of 40 officer. and will he landed on the
wcst ba1 O: the Mesfas'ppi river A.put tue
1nOuth or The He'd river.
IN coc,raad ol Lteut. Gen. Grant.
T. y. BewEIs, 4, AQ,
, 1865-05-11

dvere addressed by Gen. Palmer, Judse Bull
lVrs' a. w. Norris. and Others.
The eteamer st. Nicholas alto brouaht down 1he
C4nfitnsti Sketch Club. who were entertained By
ieleE1ams announcing the opening or flowing
Petroleum wells at Bovd's Creek and near Frank
lin Crtck, cluse con'1derable excitement here.
, 1865-05-11
N..o,r, Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Msy 10,-The Ctnts1nau f!onee!
Astocixt,on, On The steamer United states, H1Mtea
this city to day. ard were driven 10 toe ptlacpa'
points Of interest, partoos Of bumpsaons 1ePas~
, 1865-05-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTibunc.1
ST. LOUIS: May TO-
Gen. ssnborn telegsaphed from Springfield to
Gen. Dodge this. morning, that bis scouts had
brought in an escaped rebel who was under death
sentence ut Brownsville, and asked what disposi-
tlon should 1'e made Of hi.n. Gen. Dodge te1s.
gtaphcd eaef, .'Skoot him immediately" and
doubticse The fellow, whose usme is Brownlow,
has heiore tht: received hts deserts.
lhe alleced steamboat burner, WmV. Mar
ply, arrested lately at Memphis, IS a rebel pyis-
oner who esesptd from this city while on parola
last 5ear. be made partial confession a4d was
allowed to 80 On parole on the promise to develop
more to ttnp'icats parties in St. Louis in the
steamboat burning,
, 1865-05-11

The Anti.t tlnvery Society.
new foRK- May 10.-At meeting OF the Auh-
Slavery Society to-d-y Garfison's resolution. to
dissolve the socieiy Wis rejected by vote Of IS
, 1865-05-11
President j Johnson and the N ON.
roe Doctrine,

rays Prosfdent johnson will not suffer bis pfiyate
views in favor rf the Monroe doctrine to influence
thr I,tional policy Of neutrality ohseryed By Nj.
Ltncoi:. Tie neutrality lsWs Will therefore be
put IN force again.t ali who attempt 10 com
promise the Government upon the Mexican ques
ton: SceretAty Stewards policy Nil, not be do
, 1865-05-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.
EFFECTS OF THE ASSASSI.
NATION In ENGLAND.
Immense Meetings in Lon
don---Speeohes and
Resolutions.
Addresses Of Sympathy from
Austria, Switzerland, Prussia
and Italy, etc
the PRESIDENTS COURSE ON
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
TIE STATE RNMENT OF
NORTH CAROLINA TO
BE REGULATED.
The Status Of the Imperial
Government Of Mex
leo is Fixed.
The Thirty Feyer---0rer
Seventeen Millions we're
Taken Yesterday.
the INDIANA C0kSPtRATORS HAK-
lK0 A FULL CONFESSION.
Great Ranic in the II. 2.
Gold Market.
The Status Of the Imperial
Government of Mex
leo is Fixed.
The feren-TLirty Feyer---0rer
Seventeen Millions we're
Taken Yesterday.
The INDIANA C0RSPIRATORS EAAK-
ING A FULL cDHFEsSl0a.
Great Ranic in the II. 2,
Gold Market,
ERDM ePkKNGFlELn.

Funds for The Lincoln Monument
Subscriptions from the ~nIdiers--
Na,caiity 1t the Capital-Alllsary
ntnfferx
, 1865-05-11

For The information OF the readers OF the
TR1BrNE, we ltsve prepared tue following 1a-
bic which will show the decline on leading
articles flnce Saturday evening. Mayo
E,+uvd,v Err JUndrHa3.r r rrn
, 1865-05-11

The NeW Civil Governments Of Firctnln
-En4DEes. In the Quarterma aster,s
ReAlEna atIuu--fforfie
m mis- r8-1 he &kefurs, if Trn s1,s-S -
"abh1ngtou. -
, 1865-05-11
$4,000 REWARD.
DroHnlow on Harris.-a Charac-
teriSiic Document.
Pen Portrait in Vitriol of a
Eug2cious Rebel GpV-
9FnQr.

The Legislature Of Tennessee, DOW in scs-
sion, having adopted the following proceed
ipls in both houses with absolute unanimity :;
Therefore, I, William G. Brownlow, Governor
Of Tennessee, do issue this my Proclamation,
md offer reward Of FIVE THOUSAND Doll
LARS for the apprehension md delivery to me,
ut Nashville, Of the fugitive Isham G. Harris:
WHEREAS, Trcaaon la the highest crime known
to The 1aWE Of the land. AID no one nan Is pre.
sumed to understand the true meaning OF the
term better than Governors Of States, and Ger
count for the commission Of the crime Of treason
ard, WHEREAS, The State Of Tennessee before The
rebellion enjoyed high social, moral and polItl-
e; posit4on and be5e the weIl Saned reputation
treason Of one 1sham G. nar11s. ex. Governor or
Tennessee, the State has lost millions Of dollars
Sae 9 Thq a sssn
fands Of her middle aged and old men hare been
murdered o. imprisoned, and defenseess wo-
mn, aRa 9oh sad5s sss nnas ssp from sna the se
a., La The ' Toters 20 Of Tennessee did, did, IN A'an tue
month Of February, 1861. BY majority Of sixty
and but but
tFne eentment Ut the people on treason and re-
bell'on, and entirely dlsrezsrd1ug the overwAel.
ming expression Of popular sentiment DID use his
III rebellion and hostility to the Government Of
the United States: and WHEHEAe, BY such acts he
IS guilty Of treason, perjury and hefs, and Il re.
death Of thousands the citizens OF the safe md
the devastation Of the game from East to Weet
Ind from North to South-the crics OF The wound
Ing OF the orphan are wafLed on every breeze, in:
plor.Dg just retrinuhon on lhe lnstlga:ors OF
this rcbt lion; be It therefore
Reeo1fetI, By the Gtne,aI dsstn.Jiy of ke State
Of 1{nntsste, That the Governor Of this 5lata Il
Hereby authorized and instructed to ofr.r re-
ward 1T fve Thousand dollars for tae apprrhen-
p9E hFf1 nff EA nj 1ah
he ciTii autho1ii.s e Of tue State. He shall lilly
describe said fugitive from justice and cause tue
publication OF the same to be made for three
months or longer. as he may dseu proper, in oae
The State. and IN papers published In Richmond,
Va, Raleigh. n. G., Savannah, Ca, Little Rock,
ARK. New Oslests, La, and publish th.se pream.
PaEst It Mar1 12fs
, 1865-05-11

Regulating shc tsoreFnment-ProyIs.
ions tor the Governing POWer-rhe
mtnfstFy-tsou0dAr5e Of the I'm pife
The Pftes and FlnA.
, 1865-05-11

4 Sudden TCquiry aud PROMPT an"
axYxr-st Shoot Him 1~1t1edfnselEs'-
a1,nfe6sioa VI a Steamboat kSurucfs
, 1865-05-11

People who have eyes to see and
cars TO hear cannot be caught by
their chat. They rave in dis
may at their dwindling pros
poets. Alas, poor fellows, their
occupation Is nearly gone. They
cannot : rim and bear tt--it bites
SO hard. Come early iu the
morning to. avoid the crush.
rs Cents invested in n Scaled
Enye1ope cuntainin. valuable Recipes
and Popular Songs. Also, card with the
prize you haVe drawn. If the prize is
worth 100 times the amount, you can Day
one dollar and take 1t. Nothing rIsked-
nothing paid away till you know what you
src going to get.
, 1865-05-11
Observation-Disclosures 0ren
1 TTENTIDN SIR KNIGH'

~ The members Of the Apo'lo coumnndery, No
Aasonle Temple, tfiit tt.und.yI p ii. 1t O'clock.
to stt. nd sic fu,.!aI OF our lae brothers Sir kz.
John e. Atilsr. Visiting Sir kfs also Inyt.e1.
Mylt WRIT A. n. BENNETT. EacQYlef.