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, 1865-05-27

lcatn{nr of the assss ssfnafion oft1,e p,rz,dcnt
which Was universally regarded. on reading
its terms, Is much nearer to an agreement to
surrender his own army, than to one recely.
lng The surrender Of bis enemy, NJ, extreme
" sinGulsr. General Sherman Ia under
an Infinite DAD Of obligation 10 Secretary
Stanton and Prestdent johnson for promntlv
p7e7ent!ng his blunder from be,no oaontad
for not ali General she.man,s uuh1,c .errsss,
would hare rescued him from tbe Storm ~
condemnation aud reproach which would
bavc been visited upon his devoted heaa hsd
his negotiations BEEN approved At Wash;n~
ion, and *twace'' been mado unon thos.
terms. Every journal at the North. re,no-
cratic ~ we'll as Repuhlicsu. conaewcaa , !. ~
m error, instantly and pointedlv s~..nt ~ -
possibly, the New York N5,,,. caasrs1 trs' 81
, 1865-05-27

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al contacts ass t1sed en- whas u kaa"a@ "'~
, 1865-05-27

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, 1865-05-27

str Soldiers B1lled by 1ndtans-The,
minnesota Agricultural College.

ST. pAr1, Mar a5.-neports have been
received Of 4 difficulty with the Indians ut
Fort Rice, which is in General suliy's Dis
t1.ct o. the Missouri. General Curtiss tele-
g,spLs General Siblcy that the p!ckets
around lie fort were driven In by Indiaus,
and herd Of private stock stolen. This herd
probably belonged 10 the emig1nnts who
started for Montana last year With Captain
Fisk, but were compelled to return to Fort
Rice. md await the Developments Of another
season, or abandon the trip. 4 number Of
them chose the former, corsse,. md were
there With thelr property hoping to get
Though this year.-
Indian scouts WHO hare come in to Fort
Tsdswozth, report that Sir soldiers and two
Indians were Killed during the fight at Fort
Rice, and tbat the Indians stole all the
1etEes the soldiers were guarding.
Col. Dimou. Of the untted 6tates YeIun-
tceta, Is in command Of tba post.
Thc 1ncm5trs Of the Gcasd Of Dle:tcre
, 1865-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


TIE PATRIOTISM OF 1LLIN01s-A record Of
wsr for Ihe e nnnn T1 niso!1 q tns siats IL The
patrns in which Iilfroir eoldiefs hare hceu COR
spif f n f;'e:.. o. o'sng1a.hed oeers the
ssnita.y md CHRISTIAN Commisstons' +, = ~
E9Dr. D. p; editor Ao,fh.oetstrn Christaan
c;ntnent men In f1o wv vnls ssee1 re 20 OF
octavo; Chicago: Clarke s Co., pabitshsrs.
1to,i.eS III srt Uu.s % SUBSCRIPTION and through au-
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work vh;c,, has evcr cn.n,ta5 s,ens ~,
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~. 'AN' ru' 3a''' -aclsisap'
ee.. .,,-, a, IN,
.,sn.s,,t u t4ius ~ 7.se ~ NJ e'ueu ate1t1on
4"a. ~ 1na uo'4e naa present.
- WI 6t''e LUZ LIZ pen u tae nlsto-
sao, aseo,npany.uS ual susesuon' doat II
Get Ansa sa'leaoic IL en's ~ u 1as1eln etates,
ne e'a:e eoulo "en eno1o 70 olfeet the
lHel a1nIion ~ lue "ofA" oul IN lh's respect
miFate enterprise n3s ools1flpea puol:c, and
iAln.s "alel "as. eelo'e even massachusetts,
aua .>s" & .o1h' ",.u As1 troops IN tue ns'a'
WV VAN le1 fan..as entesrases tos thsar
ssnlol1 ,4eo fe'aei' sal'o ume oa1ssfaps
~ .ne'a WIN 'le 1ecota 81 1ae9 acmesenehts.
4oe "ofA, so 1df ah IL LIS progressed, could
, 1865-05-27

MELANCHOLY 6C1c1DE-Ars. Olive Wood
nan, wife Of Capt. E. E. Woodman, and
daughter Of E. T. Gardner. Esq, OF Monroe,
Wisconsin, committed suicide by shooting
herselG, at her fathers house, On tho Goth
Inst. Mre. ", who Was highly esteemed by
al, has suffered much from nervous disease,
accompanied By those mental symptoms
which lead to insanity. Her husband, who
was t. ndcily attached TO her, arrived at his
home from the South, where he had been In
Government service, n few hou.a aftcs Bhe Ind
committed tic fatal deed.
, 1865-05-27
JAKE THOMPk0N AND THE CHI
EAE0 EQnYENTlQN.

Between Muy 30th, 1854, and April 11th,
1GG5, Jake Thompson, Buchanan's Secretary
OF the Interior, and JeG. Davis' rebel agent
in Canada, disbnrsed eix hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. The principal part Of this
sum, it Is proEcu, was drawn ut two periods,
the one just four days psior to the Chicago
CoDgt tn,ion, willie three hundred thousand
dollars Of 1t was drawn after the first Of
March INST, and heccc, on the eve Of TIC Us.
sassInation Of the President. Our readers
will n Htmbes the fact, wcll Snown at the
time, Tint number Of the peace Democrats
who manipulated the Chicago Convention
passed through Canadn, and that 1t was then
charged that they Ind interviews with Jacob
Thompson while there. II will also be re-
mcmbe1ed that Thompson and Sanders tele-
erapa.d 10 the rebel agent at Ha1liax on the
result Of tllat Conventlon-s' Platform and
Ises Flessaent satisfactory; speeches Se1y
satisfactory" The question noW arises, how
came Jake Thoml's N to pay ont such enor-
NOUS sums just ut tho sitting of this Conven-
ton *hete did the unn.y 20 to? On July
14tt. 1861, he-drew out $1,000 In gold and
with It purchased ersenbacks. On August
225th, three days before the Convention met,
he drw *1oQ, 900 in gold, and invested 1t all
In E1rcnbacks- At the price gold then bore,
this amounted to TWO hundred and hfty-t1rec
Thousand dollars in grecnhncka. - gold
would have been uiore servlcesb1c than
ErCeEbacks for nse In Ccns!s, Eng
lard, at the Sou,h, or any wl,ere
except IN the Northern States The mere in-
vc.ttncnt Of such sum in greentacks Is con-
elusive proof that the sum Vas to be used In
, 1865-05-27
what Our Contemporaries Think OF 1t.

tFrom the Grand Rsp,de mich Eagle, atth.1
A BIG WESTERN PArEn.-Ihe Chicago TN.
DuNE-without exception tie best paper on
our exchange 1st-now has d daily circula-
ticn Of forty-st1 thousand nine hundred
copies! Only one or two papers in the
United States much exceeds Tint md VIC
phct that the TRIBUNE Will lead all the rest
within the present decade. The West Is
great country. It has furnished tho most
illuetrious President of the Republic, the
greatest Gencrnls the world ever produced,
and 1t will soon lead the world IN the news
paper line.
[rzon the Alton (1l.) Telegraph, ssth.1
CHICAGO TR1prHE.-The success which has
attended The. publication Of this psper has
never before been egualed In this country.
Although It is comparatively In its infancy
{being scarcely eighteen years o1d), yet its
daily circulation Is nearly as large US OF the
old papers in New York city. TO accommo-
date those in all sections Of the Northwest
who Wish to read it, the publishers, =
short time since, wese induced, in addition
edition. Ind now they are forced hy theft
greatly Increased advertising patronage, to
enlarge. The TRIBUNE is now amone tbs
largest Caily papers IN the country, Il,
however, richly deserves all the patronage
bestowed upon 1t, and we hope that It's pros.
peT1ty may DO c0ntnned Just 80 long as 1t ad-
feres to its present man1y, patriotic and in.
dependent course.
tFIon the Peoria Transcript, s6thl
EN1AnaED.-Thc Chicago Tribune has been
enlarged to ten column paper. This ma kes
IT tie largest paper in the West. The Iri.
1tne, hy its oTn showing, Is In fourtshlng
condition, and bS this enlargement gives IT.
sell more space to meet the demands Of the
commercial men of Chicago. On its adyeltie-
lag columns. The 1fi5Hrst has been power
in the land from its first establishment, and
we see nothing to prevent its holding Its po-
sltlon for years to come.
, 1865-05-27
$50 10 q, ".

These notes A.a NGued under data OF July Is l9s3,
aad arc rayaola thres Yr.Es from ss stt In cnf..
cy, or conve,tihle at tie option Of ha hold into
, 1865-05-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FRIDAY Ev1x1s0, May 7s.
LUNBEE-Recsiyed, s!s35 n; bhippsd, LIS H.
The oferlnf Ct Lumber cslgo.a are not eHteuItve,
owing to the northeast N11d which his prevailed
during tho past two days. The do:ks ata full, aad
there il scascltJ Of caasl eos:s Nil Of whica CON.
p,ned tends to resttset the yolams Of
bu.tues,, These. IL. however, no essea
it'll change in yLue and The market HA1
BE- :opotaa stea{J. Sales were; Csgzo. sch.oaa1
f.ort,s Ann from White 1ake, Is N n:aflJ lsrip.,
ua,auee .aso7ted. At s,e.oe. b Cone 4 o'nsien
Gro .ch1cner J. $. Eewhouse. ron o:onto, 90 n
mixed, Ell sah n $tasa- bY FaEasvorsh; Cargo
srbonner MINI. SOFA sscn Csca1a 15a N stoct and
coz non poasts mill tnn. dry as $50 By
Bckt,rd; cargo schr VIM. Toaug. nom Cedar RtEar,
III N. mostly boards. gang saxed stock ~ s!5W' by
St ranlding; cargo sehr Metropolis from Grand faTez
c.ck load IS N, coarsa Eafttd. At $50. BY rlAa j. Fu
Ter; cstFo schz e Eorh, from Grand Eiyer, u ss!ps
fAiled, st &tocc, rF Lfsh Fc1eE.
SHINGLES = Recei,ed, 10 m; shipped. se7 n.
Market quiet and stesdT at $1n tat saweiA.
LhTH-Rscciyed, mona; shipped. s05 II. Ntrksk
steady II t2ae.
VIC uucte Yarti nYtce9 Al fpfluTH:
, 1865-05-27

the State Agricultural College met yesterday
at the Executive Department at tic Capitol,
and Organized by the election Of tue follow.
ing officers: a..
Pyfsaert- s. Miller,
Srretary-Henry Hill, Of Glencoe.
TrasureT-K. n. Guitexu, Of West at.
Paul.
The Board then adj aurned to meet at Glen
coe Oh June s, l6G5, for The purpose Of EXAM
in!pg the ground designated for the farm and
site Of the college. .....-
We understand that It il the design OF the
Board to proceed With the erection Of the
buildings and organization of the college
ard farm % 5000 as 1t can possibly be done.
At the last session of the Legislature St, 900
we're appropriated for the commencement Of
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, 1865-05-27

sra4scx 6r1cDE.-A young lad named
Frank Douglas, aged 16 years, con OF ]. G.
Douglas, Eeq., Of Cincinnati, deliberately
committed suicide by shooting himself. at his
fatber'e residence in that city. on Wednesday
evening last. The decc1scd was fine,
bright, intcllIs sent Ind, bnt WIS possessed and
controlled by sensitive, melancholy nature,
amounting sometimes 10 mental alteration.
lie did the deed in very deliberate and cal
culat{nE manner.
, 1865-05-27

9UPACRiPTlOf AGESux 7-;sU LOAN.N
Z ~ tskooSp NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO.
Ihs Ra1k RiA ztcst7o subscriptions 30 saa nsw ~
q. 8. Epte1.hnl psy tho interest rom dAta OF sub
ScrIp1toN to the 18th Of Ju.Y.
These nntes are tesaed In deso,niraons OF $so sloo
$50 per cent per Aanu In leG \ lender nntes or 1t
the option Of the Government per ceos In gold. ald
be converted At the option Of tha holder Ut maturity
Into pr ceut 5 % gold barring bonds:
BY act Of Eun.res1 they A-o fsea teosn Rsatc Aad
Municipal taxation. and having this advantage. asa
the osas lecor:sy foE nveatneas now u tha market
SEbt gents, and send the notes fEes Of charge.
The notes win ba ready Ior delivery about tho ut Of
Ju1e~ J H. KILLS.. P1e1tteut-
, 1865-05-27
The Only Loan In Market
Kov oHcred by the Government, and IL supcz.o. ID
FaataReA roakn isth1
Great Popular Loan OF the People.

1ess than s2*o.tto.rn Of the Loan autnot,zsd -
CouKrrsa sza now On the MARKET This amount n
the rata 1t which It Il halcE absorbed will Ill 10 kn
sc.fhcd b7 within Ei1ty dAyt Wien tic notes win
doubtcdlY command premium. has uniformly baea
the ca1a closing tte subscriptions to othez loacs-
In order that eitiEE17 Of tyey town and section Of
tho country may be Accorded facilities TOR tAHas thu
Loan, tho National BAnR1, stata Bunk. snd Private
bankers throughout tho country hAys generally
ax1eet 70 rtcsiTa subscriptions at paz Bubsc1fbus
vtu select their Own axnats In whom they have con-
de0ce, and Who only dzu TO oe responsible for ths @
llTeEY Of The coses for Which they fece3Ya ordezx
, 1865-05-27

Over $500, 900 Hefuu ded to the State By
The General Eoyerumcut.

MADISON, afsy a5.-Ihc following note
from Col. Fhmin, the Governors private Sec
reta1y, conveys information Of interest and
Importance to tax payers:
MAp1.og. Msy Is, 1865.
Editors State Jopfnaf:
Ihayc the honor to inform yon that the
c1aims Of the State against the General Gov
inc Of the l1th tnst,. have been adjusted. aud
q Treasury warrant, In favor Of the State, for
three hundred thousand two hundred and
thirty-eight dollars aud twenty.six cents
{s3o0 22ss:as,, has this day been received from
Governor Lewis and deposited In the State
Treasury.
Very respectfully your obi sers't.
FRANK Il. FIRsl1s,
Priyuto Secretary, :
, 1865-05-27

One cent per day on $50 1ote.
1wo cent? pr day On 800 note.
Ten cents Fr day IN $500 note.
Twenty cent? per day On $1,000 nnte.
ons Dollar per day On 5000 note.

Notes-of III tha dsromirattarx nAn.t*h VIII na
pzoupt!y fn.nhhed upon receipt OF subscriptions.
1ts Eotea Of this ThIzd Series Asn psseisdy Auilar
In fps and privileges to tie -Tht1.es a:1estY
aold. except that set Govatn6ns tAeyea to t4cIt -
option OF pAypR insezest IN gold cola It tper eeat
Instead Of 31oShs IN currency. Subscribers wilt da.
Duct the tateeat In cusfsucy up 70 July th Il ,ns
time Eeen they snhacr1bc-
The delivery Of the rotcz Of tos tti 1esses OF ta
sevtn rhIrties viii coEn.e1ca the IT Of Juna ana
dAtt.
The s11sat change r.ade In tse cn1tls..oss Of &aa
TuIRp SERIES anect4 ouly tho ras,sc= OF Interest.
The payment IN Ru!d. II made will b tqalrslsns to
the currency interest OF the higher ra.a.
The return to Specie payments, 1she event CT vhth
only will the option to pay ntses IN Gold be aTa1ed
OF Morld reduce and eQuaize prices that purchases
made With s1 per cent In gold would be fully equAl
to thoae mado With sdTen and pr csnt n
CURRENCY. Ta1si1
, 1865-05-27
From Co1orado-Intlian DIstur~
DunCcE.

DENVER, May IA Ceutral City dispatch
says: 4 party Of Indians, numbering
atout thirty, attacked Gillman's and Dan
Smiths ranches, a few miles east Of Cotton.
wocd, yesterday morning. Skir1nlahing was
kept up nearly all day. resulting In the kill
Ing Of three Indians and the wouuding Of
one white man and Ills horse. The bodies Of
the Indians arc in our possession. Reinforce
ments of cayalrg were sent, who are now in
pursuit Of the red skins,
, 1865-05-27

WASHINGTON. May a6.-Thc following Is q
Synopsis Of M important order, Just issued
fiom 4hc War Department, relative to the
mastering out and discharging Of volunteers.
The seTe4al divisions Of the various Army
Corps will be kept intact and commanding
Generals, Immediately On the receipt Of or
tcrs directing any portion Of sasd forces to be
mustered out, will order tho tame, IL not al
rtady thercat, to one of the following rem
devious:
Firft-The troops Of the Middle Military De-
pAr1mcnt, and g! Other armies OF departments act-
inc thrrclu, viii rendezvous In the deftnscs Of
Na,h,Petor, D. C., Aarpe1's Ferry md canber-
second-Thoee Of the Military D7vision Of the
Jsmct. at Richmond, and Old Poiut Comfort "a.
oliIa viii assemble 1t Newbcru and Wilmington.
Fou!th-Those tn the Department Of the South,
a. tGh.Eietton, s. G., ana Savannah. Ga.
Mis.ie.,ppi !. Motiie III nav I'D v'e9.safe. "se' 'n'
AlsEourI, = Little Rock, st. Lofis and Fort Lrav-
Sew sesenth-TSoee nj in the Department. Of the Cam
M Mrlsnd 1t Ns.hvtlle. Knoxville, and Memphis,
Eighth Those in the Department Of Kentucky,
Stn,d-Thosc IN the Middle Department, At BAL
dmore.
Epec1nt orders WILL ne EtFcH ffDm the AA-
Iutani Generals ofl:e relative to troops serr-
Ing in the departments Of East PcnnsJivania,
the Northwest, New Mexico and the Pacific,
as the time for the discharge Of said troops
q Ia case Of one or more regiments Of dI.
vision being mustered out, the division re-
manning in :he field, the eaid regiment or
rcEimtnts will be mustered out at the place
where found serving st the time, and then
cent to their respective States.
The oemmsreiars Washington speeI.
esys: "1he Grand Jury, yesterday, found
thee bills Of Indictment against Jef.
Davis and Breckenridge. Tie bulls Will DC
presented In the Crimipal Court to-day.
The of1euaes specified are aiding and atet-
ting hostilities In this district last summer.
:. ':Tbc capture Of Bfeekinridge Is conf
dently anticipated By the authosities. In
formation Of his whtreabouts has been re-
celvcd, and an effective pursuit organized.
"Grne1A1 Sherman expects to leave for
tie West In = few days, anu M'u lead bis
soldiers To their homes. He retains,
Though Gen, Grant. the command Of the de-
partment Of the Mississippi and Will at once
resume his duties until civil authority is re-
rfnf fed ~
, 1865-05-27

Gw. LocAx,-!he Cairo Nttrs understands
that Gen. Logan will rcturn homo and be IN
Cairo next week. Steps are to be immedi-
ately taken ut that place to gire him ree:E-
lion beattirg his great services to the conh-
tty. No military record made III tbis Tar
will outshIne N:At Of gallant John Logan.