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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

care pleased to learn that tho friends
Of the Soldiers tickets In Warrick and
Gibson counties arc hard 81 work with
good assurance OF success. The gallant
men compaaing the tickets aIwnys auc.
cessfulIy laced thar enemiesin the South
1t Ia to b hoped victory win perch on
their banhdta n their present eontsss.
II 10 very strange that anybody can end
ID in his heart 70 vote against men who
are competent for the position they seek,
and have fought and bled IN defence of
their qosefhmeus, ID addiiiouA
The Nov York copbsrheadA are rhak.
ing wFy iaepa a. being compelled 70
awalldw the Abolition Pill prepared for
them AZ their recent State Convention
Their family physicians, Richmond,
oaggsf 4 Co., have declared that the
medicine prepared is NIL that win sage
tbs party from death, aud are deter
mined that |. shall Do ewaliowdd. EvaFy
man on the ticket, Il will be remem
bsred, aith one exception, Is an original
Republican, and tbs exception 10 said 70
be an Abolitionist--Gn ex-ageft or an
undefRrcand railroad connecting virs
ginia ssItk Canada. The Lafayette Cor
rier Confidently expects, since Bsseher
has declared himself opposed to ihsor.
thodox notion Of hall, that the sNe,s.
York Democracy win make him ihpiF
candidate for President. II thinka
Beecher would make popular candi-
date, ADD his VIEW Oh future psptfk
msnt embodied in a platform, would
unto the discordant aleniehis OF the
Democratic party by the instinct Of
selfpreservasion. Anti.war has played
ont, but anti.hell is q living iaspe, and
Democrats generally would support Il
on personal grounds II would DO very
popular in Indiana, and miehi poaalbly
carry tho State. sR ~Nf@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
A ylndIcatlon.

We gave the lie direct, yesterday
morning, 70 the insinuation contained In
the Ctgssr Of Wednesday to the effsc,
that Auditor Bisch had been charging
all the soldiers fees for paying them
their bounty, and that he had realised
an immense amount Of money out Of the
transactiouy We did npt5lhen know
that the proof Of the mean
ness of the lie was 20 close at
hand. But we take pleasure in pub.
fishing the following vote of thanks
adopted by members of The l4sd rees
ment now stationed at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
IL was signed by men alone who sanfe
credited to this county. We cali attea-
lion TO il:
e ohAnHsvILhr. rnks.. oets Z, lssa,ys
The undersiknet. msnabsra OF the 1854 Rsst
Ind Vols, sniisied aud credited 70 vaadprbarxh
o.. Ind. hereby tender our thanks and a6knoel-
sdgementa 10 Victor Risch for his kind attention
and diainterestedness toward ne tn paying ms the
bounty o. saoo for said county.
y. ". Fsskss. Capt. Co. v @. .. Reeves, Flrss
Is Ut %. y; J. T fickas, ID Lieut.. %. n @. W.
Dillingham;. 1st 6ergts %. 9. ". afipin, C.sH.
Lswtsnce, William 4. Dean. John White. yoha
w, Dohaon, Isaac Hust, =. l.. Brown, John Bell,
Isaac y. Dsmaretfs J. d. a Hefeamps q. o. HI
berger, Phillin Deiggs John III. Meloher, Charles
&und. riieh, GpatASs Dcniheld, ], B. Eek, n.
Lean, WIN. Christian Il. w Pine, Samuel Walden,
henFy y Mergan, Nicholas Wallace, TvJ. Muse,
henry shusr, John Housman, Henry @. Carson,
=. n. Williams William Willard. Martha Walden
H. Lockwood, J. W. Gresn. ]. II. Gilpin,
Charles u. Carson. Isaac 3. Dixon.
saa' The men Of my %. hare all received their
eeuaty. Though their signature. do not appear on
ahin paper ~ they are absent from eamp Fer
mysslfs return yer my sincere thanks.
Respectfully. years,
". w. E1CKAS.
Cart Co, r. f4Sd Ind VIOLA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

$50 esd n1ilEr H.
/ ssf suoa s1o-1f Haszaa 10 j. sasaalssifl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

wM. ". PARRKTT Will b. . candidate az ~
sssetian 10 the oeics ar rirunls Judge, Or tbs
Flitssnfh Jaaseiai CiIeail. mpsssd Of ths eoun-
si's 81 csssfard. Perry. spsBear, wssriek. Ysa-
ssrburEh snd Possy.At fhs snsafng oessbsf sl.e-
aa1m. H4sEt E44 = =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
DRY GOODS.
NEW MUSIC:
4 splendid Los Of Sew Music

A Splendid Lot sf New Music!
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sFADIEes sEILL RADfkap n All sso.
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tie seas nE llttiA psapie. ~ mAIl... sne
I" MI ANGEL BOY, tAEN0T SIC THEM
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= fHKk TEkN T0UR THoNGHTz 70 MI
6seg aod eAorpa- By na1....-.---.--.....a..-1ss
aoLD DON'T oARE D asII Sc.
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rhs AhaEs pssesa. texsfhsr xIfh larss iot 81
efhsr nav songs aad iassrausata1 mexa1, tusa
w1RREs ooHrHsroN.71
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

cLARxavIILx. TKSN.. Oct, ID. 1865.
The undersisnsd, members Of ths 14sa Ras4
Rnd. Vols, enlisted and credited for vandsrburgh
county. Ind. hereey tender 10 Victor Blacn our
Naaha and acknowledgements for his Kindness
ssa attention. shown us when salizted, and paid
~ the eounsy Of $500 for sad county.
90. A. ifSd Ind. rols.
Justice A. Keliogx, Cant O. A. Isss Ina IA
wore =. Elliott, AdiusAnt l4Sd Ina ~ n Ma
xnses Lee Lieut.. Perry Grant, ]. L. Stewart, WA.
Ocltar, Isaac Hawkins. A. y. HAs, John Pfunk
hsnry & MArtfn, Samuel r. Pate. John FoSs :
Levi Lawrence, j. n. ecabs, August Gehharf
Robert Love. Bruce Leehner -' y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

\ wa AFs anthoFiEsd 30 anRoaara kAat gosKPE
~ COZ Is = oandidsse far tie aazs " shsrsn 81
vandsrburgh couEiy, AZ IRE snsai6g october
sfaotion- sux2z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

ANOTHER MONUMENT AssoCIATIoN-We
have already mentioned the formation, under
the auspices Of the City Councils, of the Ma
tional Lincoln Monument Association" with
Richard Wallach. Mayor, President, and Geo.
W Riggs, Esq, Treasurer. Another monument
association, styled the "Lincoln Monument
Association" has since been formed, and the
following gentlemen were appointed a board
OF directors, to whom is entrusted the manage
;aent Of its affairs, viz: Hon. James Harlan,
Iowa; Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of the
Treasury; Hon. VIM. Dennlson, Postma ster
General; Richard Wallach, Esq, Mayor of
Washington; Hon. J. w. Forney, Secretary of
the Senate; Lewis Clephane, Esq, Washing
ton, and H. ID. Cooke, Esq, OF Washington, OF
whom Hon. Jas. Harlan, of Iowa, was elected
President; H. d. Cooke, Esq, appointed Treas.
urer, and j. b. Todd, Secretary. The two as
sociations, which seem to have been nearly
cotemporaneous in conception, will not. we
presume, conflict at all, but each in its sphere
can work usefully.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE JDEvILISH REBEL PLOT.
The Attempt to Introduce the Yellow
Fever into the Northern Cities.
HALIFAX, N. s.. May 6.-Bermuda papers
contain long account Of q judicial investi-
CATION now being held at Saint Georges into
the attempt Of Or. Blackburn TO introduce the
yellow fever into New York, Philadelphia and
other Northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuea ostensibly on q
philanthropic mission in connection with cases
of yellow fever. The evidence shows that
he collected while there bedding and clothing
taken from the fever patients, and purchased
and inspected new clothing which he packed
in trunks, which he left In charge Of parties
with orders to forward them to New York in
the spring.
One witness testified that Blackburn repre-
santed himself as q Confederate agent whose
mission was the destruction OF the Northern
nj asses
1t was also shown that several persons con.
nected with an agency Of the Confederate
States were cogniZant of these facts.
There were ten trunks, three Of which have
been found, and the contents buried by the
hoard of Health.
Blackburn is we'll Known in these provinces
as leading and ultra rebel.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. n.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1855.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
THE TRIALS,

1t is doubtful if the Government will be
ready to commence the trials Of the assassina-
ton pic tiers SO soon as Monday next, we ap-
prehend. From the number Of the accused
ana the mass of testimony to be classified, the
task OF arranging the preliminaries must be one
requiring time and careful labor. The prison.
ers will be allowed counsel and full opportu.
nifty to summon witnesses.
We cannst learn that 1t has been decided yet
to allow publicity to be given to the proceed
ings as they progress; but as full corps of
first-class photographers will be engaged by
the court to make full reports for its use, the
material Will in any event be at hand for the
fullest knowledge Of the case whenever such
publicity can be made without prejudice to
the ends Of justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06
The Arrest Of Bob Onld.

Inc RICHMOND correspondent OF tne Pnha.
delphia Inquirer writes May ith:
"The arrest of Ould and that Of the exchange
bureau generally, on Tuesday afternoon, has
created considerable surprise among the rev
cognlzant Of the circumstances. On Tuesday
q telegram from Gen. Grant was received, or
dering the arrest and close connnement OF
Robert Ould, Capt. Hatch, and others whose
names have not yet transpired, and in accord
auce with the order they were all arrested in
the afternoon What appears against Guild is
not known. but as Capt. Hatch has little diff
1culty about 100000 sent to our prisoners
which they never received, but which Hatch
certainly did, the supposition is that the arrest
grows out Of the affair
"iOuld and Hatch. since their return to the
city, have been keeping up an elaborate estab-
lishment on the corner of Fourth and Leigh
streets, where wines and fine liquors were
mere abundant than at any other place in the
city; as consequence of which the house was
quite favorite with our officers, many OF
whom endeavored to cultivate the entente COR
dale by visiting these whiIom Rebels, and
drinking their liquors. Four DAYS ago, when
Hatch was first arrested, when the officer
entered his house for the purpose, he found
quite q party gathered around the convivial
board of the ex.Rebel, but he was hard.hearted
enough to carry his prisoner to Libby, and
thus break up the party. On that occasion
Hatch was fortunate enough to be released
next morning, but the probabilit are he will
find more difficulty now. All OF his papers
as well as those of Guild have been seized, and
startling developments are expected from the
examination they are now undergoing"
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Affairs In Gesrgetewl.

GEORGETOWN CogNcILs, May 5.--Bodrd 81
Aldermen.-Present: Recorder Cox; Aldermen
Berry, Cooley, and Shinn.
The Recorder laid before the board an 0rGf-
nance In reiation to the new market This Or
dinance provides for the sale Of the stalls on
the S2d instant, under the supervision OF tbs
the sale and annual rents; fixes the market
hours; establishes general regulations for the
market; describes the limits Of the mar kst; and
vests the authority OF supervision In the Mar.
ket Master. The ordinance was adopted.
The board took up resolution of the Coun-
Gil providing for hydrant on Montgomery
street. which was passed; ana the board ad-
journed
Common Coaneit.-Present: Messrs HYDE,
Thomas, Bronaugh, Edes, Kelley, Stake, Fow-
Ter, Mitchell, and Cragin.
tary OF a Baltimore Fire Insurance. Company,
Offering to insure the new market house at the
rate OF forty cents on the hundred dollars, was
presented and referred to the finance commit
The petition of R. Cruit e Son for permis-
sion to enclose with fence portion OF Mont
gomery street, south Of AQueduct street, was
referred 70 the committee on streets
The bills OF the National Republican for adveT.
Using, and OF certain parties for work done and
material 1urnlsned In the repair OF streets
were presented and referred to the committee
on claims.
bill to increase the compensation OF the
water Taper from So to "a per tap was re.
A bill to put a hydrant on Montgomery ST.,
between Bridge and Olive streets, was passed.
Mr.. hyde, from the finance committee, made
report upon the communication OF the Clerk
Of the Corporation relative to the distribution
Of the school fund, authorizing the clerk 10 pay
to the trustees of the colored schools an amount
OF the fund according to The proportion Of col
ored children between the ages OF six and sew
enteen. to all the children Of the city between
those ages; which was adopted.
bill from the Board Of Aldermen regulating
the sale and use OF the stalls III the new mar
ket. house was referred to the committee on the
market-house; and the board adjourned.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-Fiour firm,
with good demand. Supers SSaSs - extras
Ss.50aSo.75. Grain-Sales of good red wheat
at &2.15.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures
Hannibal, Rogers, Baltimore; Georgia, Busicx,
de. Cleared-Schrs. Little Rock, Bowen, Phil.
adelphia; Mann, Jackson, Vienna; Exit Muir
ply, do; NJ. Ellen. Dirzi, Annamessex; johann
ma, Dirzi, do; J. Paine, Mayo, Boston; Marcos.
sa, Grieves, Baltimore; g. Franklin, Ty Ter, do;
]. Hamilton, Maddox, Mattawoman; M. Spi-
Ger, Paul, st Mary's; Maryland, Foxwell, do !:
Mary Jane, Norris, do; sloop ]. Hardin, Per-
~, Nanjemoy bark Hadley, Snow, Boston;
tug H. Leslie, Howard, Occoquan; boat LADY
Of the Lake, Harris, Greenway.
CANAL.-Arriyed--Boats ID. Kpode, flour and
wheat to George Waters; w. A. Boydan, ITO 9
tons coal to Hampshire and Baltimore Co De-
parted-Boat J. NJ. Forbes, with wagons for
Williamsport. and eighteen boats light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

~TO THE ARMY AND NAVY.-An ele giant
US OPERA CLOAK IL to be voted for in the
same manner IS the swords at the Sanitary air in
New York. The candidates are the wives Of the
Mrs. Vice Admiral Iarragut. The army and navy
are respectfully invited to come forward and give
their votes The list will be found at Tables Nos
! and 6, under the direction Of Mrs George Fine.
gan, at Gonzaga Hall. ST., near 10th. ap29-tf
~1XCRLSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
N At a meeting of this Association held on
subscription be reopened until further notice,
persons taking stock payi ing Is CENTS premium on
each share for the following month.
ap S-eolm JNO. d. HANSON SEQ.
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~ The name OF the Post Office at Snrr...,
Prince Georges coun,,, Maryland is chana.S
to 'Robystown," and A. ' Roby contin ued ss
Postmaster thereat.
III The Grand Jury Of Baltimore COUNTY
last week found indictments against three Of
the parties concerned in the burning Of Gov.
Bradford's house during the Rebel raid, led by
Harry Gilmor, in June last.
Ex-Governor McGrath has issued a call for
an extra session Of the South Carolina Legis.
Iature, TO meet at Greenville on Tuesday, the
25th inst
SAuother sale Of captured Savannah cot.
ton took place in New York on THURSDAY. ON
Government account. Six thousand bales
were disposed OF at prices ran ging from twenty
four and-a-half to thirty. seven and "a. half
cents per pound.
u There are now in European markets.
principally in German hands-between three
bonds.
Inc chief engineer of the New York Fire
Departmentwlli be paid salary Of $500
~Eerty millions of certificates OF United
states noeoteoness were redeemed In April.
The entire cost Of the mansion in Phila.
delphia presented to Gen. Grant, with its
furniture, 10 $4,000. '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

~ The Committee on the Conduct of the
War are about winding MP their affairs The
war is over, and the time allotted to the COM
mittee by Congress in which to prepare an
submit its reports Is nearly closed. The evil
dence yet to be printed will make at least three
large volumes. There ars several distinct re.
upon the Petersburg mine explosion. and
anotner on the first attempt to take Fort Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06
THE ASSISTANT sECRETARYSHIp OF TIL,
TREASTRT 1900

THE ASSISTANT SECRETARYSHIp OF THE
TREASURY
The published statement that the Hon. John
w. Chanler, Of New Hampshire, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
vice Cyrus W. Fields, appointed Consul to
Japan, is, we have authority tor saying, pre-.
mature.
Owing TO ill-health, Mr.. Fields will shortly
retire from the Treasury, but his successor has
not been selected. nor has he decided as vet to
accept the appointment OF Consul to Japan,
which, 1t is understood, has been rendered to
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

HOSPITALS TO BE DISCONTINUED.
The Columbia, Douglas, and lexington Hos
pitfalls OF this city, Seminary Hospital OF George
town, and Fairfax Seminary Hospital in Vir.
ginia, are to be discontinued, and the buildings
turned over to their owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

THE NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Chamber OF Commerce, of New York, held
a meeting on Thursday, when resolutions
were submitted by Col Conkliu, urging upon
government magnanimity and clemency to-.
gentlemen Directing to the omission Of "ius.
uee." Finally another resolution was added
expressing confidence that President johnson
would be inst as well as merciful and in
this form the resolutions were unanimously
adonted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06
SENT SOUTH.

Yesterday, by direction OF the proper author
fties, Juan Boyle, rebel citizen Of Richmond
and r. e. Cleary, Of the LIST Maryland rebel
battery, formerly Of Washington,) who have
been residing in this city since the surrender
Of Lees army, were sent South, they having
peremptorly refused to renew their allie.
glance to the United States by subscribing the
OATH
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MRS. LINCOLN.

L ~ "
Mrs. Lincoln's nervous system is gradually
recovering from the shock occasionsd by the
Presidents sudden death, but she is yet greatly
depressed in spirits, and unable to leave her
room. Workmen are engaged in packing up
the effects of the family, and Mrs. L. will lea ye
for her home in Illinois as soon as permitted
to do so by DIR. Stone, the attending physician,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

OPENING OF TRADE WITH THE SOUTHERN
STATRs.-It is underst TODD that the government
has under consideration an immediate removal
Of all restrictions on trade and commerce with
the Southern States. The subject will come
before the Cabinet again at the meeting on
Tuesday next, and some definite determination
may then be arrived at. The late order only
removes the military restrictions, and express.
ly excerpts "such restrictions as are imposed by
ance thereof prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury IN. Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

~One hundred and twenty.eigh banks
were authorized to commence operations dur.
Ing the month Of April, 1865, most of which
were conversions OF State banks to National
banks, with the exception of a few whose or.
carnations common ced prior to the Sd Of M arch
Inc amount OF bank currency issued during
me month of April was S13,Si ESQ, making q
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

DISAPPOINTMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN
U8 THE CITY OF WAsHINGTON
In order to give definite shape to the desire 30
generally expressed that q suitable Monument
should be erected in the City OF Washn ston to the
memory of Abraham Lincoln, the City Councils
Of Washington have taken action resultin in the
colin NATIONAL MONUMENT AssOCIArIoN.
with the following officers:
Presdent-lICHARDW ALLACH, Mayor.
6ecretary-CROSBY 8. MOVES.
Treasurer-GEOR4H w. RIGGS.
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
is proposed to raise for the purpose the sum of
at least 100000 by subscr ptions to be limited in
amount from one dollar to ten per individual oon-
Such is the general solicitude to contribute for
such q purpose that it is not doub ted that the
amount requisite can be prom pity raised and the
monument erected within the year 1866.
Duly au thor zed collectors will be desi9nated
for this District. and persons throushout the
eontributions to GEoRGl W. RIGGS, ESQ.
Treasurer of the Association.
AS it may be di6ncult to send individual receipts
for the contributions received. they will be &C
knowledged from time to time through the pu bile
press.
1t is. earnestly hoped that every newspaper
object of this Association, and give it such edito
rial encouragement ~ shall secure general
recognition.
1t is the desire of the Association to raise
monument that shall be properly CONNIE lucrative
of the birne life and character of the laIsented
deceased-one that shall be creditable alike to the
With such ends in view, it is not doubted that
this appeal will meet prompt and universal
response. ray2 I'm
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Railroad Train Robbed by Guerrilla.

CINCINNATI. May Ga train on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was last night robbed
near North Bend, II miles from the city, by
gang Of guerrillas. The safes Of Adams Ex-
PRESS Company were blown open with gum
powder and the contents taken.
The passengers were relieved OF their watch
es and money.
The robbers escaped across the river in ski1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

TIE COAL TRADR.-Large quantities of coal
are being brought down the Baltimore and
ONO railroad daily, and the business of the
Nortnern Central railroad, in this regard is
aIso oaily increasing From all accounts the
coai market OF this city is being fully and rap /.
IDLY replenished Bait Sim ~ P
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THE SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT SECRF
TARY OF STATE

THE SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT SECRE.
TARY OF STATE.
Secretary Seward rode out again yesterday,
and rested well last night. He does not suffer
severe pain, but in talking and taking nourish-
ment he experiences considerable lnconveni-
ence from the apparatus attached thereto.
Mr.. Frederick Seward continues TO improve.
He is able to converse with the members OF
his family when allowed to do so by his physi.
but it is necess" ~ to keep him as quiet as pos
shIe
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AID TO GENERAL GRANI

AID TO GENERAL GRANT
capt Peter 7. Hudson has been announced
as an AID se-camp on General Grants Staff
with the rank Of Lieutenant Colo mel, vice Col.
Dent, promoted to a Brigadier Generalship of
Volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

IL In New York the coal trade ia unusuaI.
~ depressed, and owners find it Impossible to
enect sales at present high prices. A large re-
sale prices, which will or ought to cause a
reduction Of two dollars a ton to Consumes rs
with prospect of further decline soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-06

US WASHINGTON, May l, 1866
Corresp ondents and dspositors are hereby mott.
fed. that on and after this date the busiriess of
this Bank will be conducted under the name and
TIKI NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK or
WARRINGTON
The balances of accounts with this Bank will
be transferred this day. Drafts and Oheeks a. ou1d
be drawn accordingly -i
Stockholders are also informed that dividend
OF three aId half per cent. has been this day
declared out of the earnings Of the last four
months. and that the same will be paid on and after
MONDAY next, the 8th instant
my2-lw MOSES KELLY Cashier