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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
Bank Of America....~par
" LOuisiana.-..-3C
" New 0rleans.5G
Canal Dank.................9
Citizens Bank.....-......9C
Crescent City Bank...4O
Louisiana State Bank. 40
Mechanics & Traders
Bank .--....................St
Merchants Bank......,..4C
Southern Bank..........paI
Union Bank................6 81
New Orleans Scrip.....-Sl
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CASH ONLY.

Having ample storage room, we invite cOnsign-
ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We
will take ID exchange .....-.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CarOlina..............
Commercial Bank.
Exchange Bank.
Farmers x Exchange
Ban k.......................
Merchants Bank.
Peoples BANK.
Planters Bank of Fair.
6cld......-..-............-.
Planters & Mechan-
les Bank.-..............
Southwestern r. r..
| Union Bank...............
Bank of s. Carolina.
| State Bank of South
| Carolina..................
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This stock is offered TO The Trade only, at small
profits We are determined 20 sell as cheap as The
same articles can be had for in Louisville Gin
cinnati, for
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

3. ROTH, AUCTIONEER
n AuCIloS.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
se Cnson place. All the elegant Household Furniture
tsmy going to Europe VIII bs sold at auction, this
t1ssuruaya june - az the elegant residenoe. No lls
ace eighth street, between Fifth and sixth
~ vsvs st o o'clock precisely consisting
Eicn French China Tea and Dinner Sets silver mounted
silver ieaspoons Tablespoons Forks lee Pitcher
baske' rich Silver Plated and Coffee Sets Butter
snsA ivory handled Knives Forks Carving Knives
nv stees cn cut Gobes, engraved Champagnes Wines
ecanies Caraus CELERY Stand Preserves &c large
, wslnn Ssenkion Table solid black walnut hum et
beautiful rosewood Parlor Suits covered WIN
ns nchese description Of crimson and crimson ana
Sod green ami black French satin brocat black walnut
prxry furniture rosewood Etireres, with French pate
NiIrors pacN ana doors style of Louis XIV; large rer
hdeiiers. Turkish Easy Chairs ana lounges
oh sn centre and Pier Tables rich Lace Cuains
nne collection o. Oil Paintings Bronze Clocks and 0rna-
stnnds ladies' Work Table
hAGHifICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
stool and Cover. cost $7tU,
an elegant instrument, with round corners, beautifully
osrved legs ana with all the modern improvements
ovsrstrnng bass full iron plate French action full TX
Chambers and Nurscry-C Costy rosewood and mahogany
Bedsteads. stgnary marble top Bureaus Washsands
and Comnnfes match pure Hair Mattesses
from 40 TO 90 lbs. made TO order excellent cond
ton Feather Beds Bo sters and Pillows Connterpanes
SILK and Satin Ded Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram rrets
Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
SETS Ocohs stair CARPETS ard Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds Hall Stands
Tea and Dining Tables, together with large desirable
assortment or basement and Kitchen Utensils &c
N -Kcnablc men In attendln cart pack and shin
goods for purchasers at reasona ble charge.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
SoEANros COAL AT AUCTION.

CCEANTOS COAL AT AUCTION
~ OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE, LAcKAwAvNA ANpl
WESTERN RAILROAD CoMPANY,
NTw YORK. June IL, 1865
This company viii hold their twentyse monthly
Zion wodncsday the 18th day of June 1855 at IL O'Clock
noOn Mt the Office OF the company No rs William street mt
which time they will offer, BY JOHN II. DRAPER CO.,
Auconcers
5000 TONS or FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
embracing all the usual sizes and deliverable at their depot
Eliaabethport D. j., during the month Of July next
The sale win be positive Each lot put up VIII he sold to
The highest bidder. bids Ia form whatever being
made Of on behalf OF the company
The terms and conditions win be fully made known Mt the
time and place OF sale. JOHN BRISBIN, President.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
FURNITURE.

GAVE AND DESK FOR sALE-oNE SMALL SIZED
~ Herrng4 9afe and counting house Desk Ia coed
~ Apply No ewssS'orou street
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
1DTTsrcN COAL At AUCTION
Il Office Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company
Ill BROADWAY,



The Pennsylvana Coal Company win sell at public auction
wednesda the 2sth of June inst at l0s o'clock "
al Erchnnge salcsroorn. III broadway by BURDETT,
JONES s CO.. Auctioneers, 5000 tons of fresh mined
Pston Coal OF the usual sizes, deliverable at fcwburg
s.ro rats, during the month Of July
The sale wlbe positive and upon the usual conditions for
the sale and shipment OF the companys coal to be stated at
time of sale.
Terms per ton in funds payable the
6ay of sale and tie balance with the tax Of
cents per funds within ten days thereafter
at the office Of the company.
GEORGE A. HoYT Treasurer
ID CAFFNEy, AUCTIONEER-23 CHAMBERS STREET,
vii se Ia day, AZ I0. O'Clock the excellent Stock and
Fixture. OF the gcnemcns and ladies' furnishing store 81
Bleeckcr street. Sale without
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

y HERMAN d CO., AUCTIoNEERs, SELL ON MON.
-. day, June 10h O'Clock, at Is Bowery by virtue o.
On execution bbs extra Family Flour, Rice Beans SOAP
~ bbs syrups other Liquors and Groceries, also dsri
L. RINsKoPr, City Marshal
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

O a J. BOGART, AUoTTONEERs.--THTs DAY, AT
-. 10Y O'clock Of the auction rooms No North William
street. schod Furniture consisting OF mahogany Sofas
Bureaus Lounges mahogany Chairs Rockers French plate
Pier Glasses Gas Chande mahogany French Wardrobe
black walnut Secretary Bedseads iron, mahogany and cot
tage Bedeads Engraynvs Looking Glasses rosewood Bed
O'Clock o2 velvet Brussels three ply aud Ingram Carpets
Also lI new Brussels and Ingram Carpets slightly damaged
by winter; I've pieces Canton Mating one genean's Sad.
die and Bride Printed catalogues on the morning Of SALE
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

TIENRY ID. MINER, ArCrIONEER.-ODD FELLOWS
j u nc-rlia and paraphernalia at auction.-MINER
BONNEVILLE viii sell at auction Saturday June ~ at
lo O'Clock their s3esroo 81 Nassau street the entire
Ee gala Jewels, Appointments together with the Embems
Banners re- OF Odd Fellows Lodge Also 800 shares
Stock OF Odd FeowE' Hail. Also Herring Safe, In good
- condition, feet hgh.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

G HERMAN q CO., -AucTroNEERs, SELL THIS
-. day saturday June r. at o,s O'Clock by virtue OF
lager Beer and Billiard saloon known Nos 500 aud s
Broome street. yi marble bed Billiard Tables with Cues
CHAIRS Counter aud Shelving together with all be Liquors.
ecaners 0lasses Kitchen Utensils ali other stock in
trade consisting OF whatever nature, or descption;
ALSO all the right le interest," good will, &C. Sale positive
'o'' " gu" '"' IIPPMAN. Attorney for Morts,uo.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

- DRY GOODS DRY GOODS
RICHARD wALTBRs, AuCT1ONEER,
will sell Saturday June "a at 10k O'clock al auction
Iooms East Broadway large and fashionable stock OF
Dry Goods Hosiery woollcn Goods Linens, Dress Goods
Hpscas sheetnss Prints Cailcos and White Flannes
In variety; also Store Fixtures, Counters, 40
VILLAS DUNBAR Deputy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

HENRY n. MINER, AUcTIoYEER; sALEsRooM 81
sulon Saturday June a. at u O'Clock at their saesroom
81 Nassau stree large collection Of elegant Stuffed Birds
preserved In the best by G. Gabraih, Esq The
collection comprisea great variety OF the most beautiful
birds of the United States also number Of the bril-
liant pumsge Uumming and other Birds from the tropics
neatly put up In glass shades The above on exh
N ifor
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIME LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUND
Il The General Treasurer acknowledges receipt OF the
following amounts 10 date
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

CONTINENTAL LODGE NO. 2T, r. AND A. M--THE
~ members OF Continental Lodge hereby summoned 10
meet at Lodge Room, Nos S7 and so Broadway Sun.
daY the 2h st at O'Clock TO pay the last tribute OF
resnec the memory OF late worthy brother r. W.
W. c. BENNETT, Master.
ALBERT TrnuuSE, Secretary.
N BMembes OF sister lodges fraternay invited 10
attend
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

A SET oF TEErfI IS rIREB HOURS hf M.
~ unus OSiic ga fresh cfs. aa, ~ 'i Meeitn , 4 -
dcfstfJ 81 35i Removed from ~ 70 ~ az" iff u. -
low scvcniecnth street "a Siyta avenue
r>p - vrr;.rgs pGyrlsr no rWELgTH sTcEBT.
~ ucar Thif1 ,vsBne luleta hcntfni Pecb ~ e,oai
en.t.rt tnd .rrtntri, nenins tcrta ndci OF
e.tr-arr.l ~ .iioul plir. fbccHt. in ~.
y,urN LAUGHING CAE Ansik!srERsD DAILY
,t,flruf attTf nI.fer, 80 .s3 Htth HfCuue between
T,eiIJ .I.' au4 fac.y 'ccna stree ar'iH ch",r
i.. ff.ff -f4 ff.lUsfr 10 hrlnF ln ihf clrnts ana
ftr.. 'HtthfuI Vetganet feticc, satisfaction qsen
~ ai,ance fU0uird. Gall AnJ etsvolns.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REyIRw-voL. X!.
i No. 81, June, leG5. 5.--C0uteuts-I The Celtic Druids
H. waensein III United States Bsnk!pg system Sn.t
v Phases Of Enish statesmanship VT Modern Correct
of the Bible VII Ancient and Modern Discoveries In
Medical Science VIII The Lessons and Results OF the
Rebellion TX Notices and Cricisn. Terms 90 year IN
advance. General agents. American News Company
EDw. l. SEARS. LII. D., Editor and Proprietor N Y.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

nORIC LODGE NO 25O Y. 4 A. M.--BRETHREN,
- you are hereby summoned at the lodge ca
East Broadway supdsy the 2;th inst az twelve O'Clock
deceased r. w Brother Charies L. Church Brethren will
n Trspr, secretary' ""D ROBERT LEWIS, Master.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

A DRIAN r. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hp1IM taST on mr LIoyds Meek Long Island. at auction
auction on Tuesday June 2 twelve O'Clock at the EY
cnanse salesi9on No i'll broadway. s7 OF Land
situated on nyds Neck Long Island about thirty miles
sond New "d YNr and h1yias water 'front.' Long island
Messrs: Lloyd and Derby and known as the HfSbee
Place There are l2o acres OF land cleared the
wood mostly chestnut oak and locust: fine orchard OF
twelve acres OF me grafted fruits The good
alt"n and chocc land The improvements cons. Of good
Swo story hose, new bnrns and other buildings The
location Is perfectly saubrous game and FISH in
nne boating and bathing The place Is of access
oy railroad and ssamboa Of the premises be seen
at the once Of the auctioneers. No 5l1 Pine street
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

DELPHI LOGDE, NO. 70 y. "a. M-rHE MEMBERS
n OF this Lodge hereby summoned 10 meet at the
Lodge Room No Union square on Sunday the 25!h inst
o'clock M 10 the last honors 10 deceased
X W. brother, Chas. L. Church Grrnd Treasurer
JOSEPH BLOOMENTHAI,, W N.
I BvrxrrT Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

L,OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION--IN THE VILLAGE
II of Melve Long Island, "Wednesday, June 2S 1868
at o'clock L. H.. Country Residence, together with
t2s acres land In high state of cultivation with an aun
OF fruit: also nursery containing about 600
trees house contains eight large rooms with modern i'm
provoments and Ill necessary outhdnys VIII be sold at
private ec for So COO For particulars address box 9i Post
Office New York.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
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BIBLICAL,

In view Of the recent capture of jeff Da-
Wis, and the somewhat peculiar circumstances
attendant thcreupon would much like TO
see "short Patent Sermon" upon the follow
ing text: -
q" And if thou say in thine heart: wherefore
come these things upon me2 For the greatness OF
thine iniGuily are thy skirts discovered, and thy
AcclS made bare" jeremiah NIL. y.
1t seems to us that a sermon, wonderfully
effective might be made upon this text, Ger
tainly the condolences are surprising, but as
it is wholly without orr province to engage in
this sort of public teaching, we can only COM
mend it TO the attention of those whose whose
more immediate profession it is. Might not
some "humbe member of the Episcopal
church," who is so ignorant Of the state of his
denomination as not to know whether VIC
have Bishop in this diocese or not, " or whc
is so malicious or uncharitablc as to conceal
the fact that the ll-health of the venerable
and distinguished Bishop of Maryland alone
prevents him from visiting this remote
and for much of the time for the last fou
years-almost inaccessible part of the dioces
undertake the task? Unless indeed tn
anguish which seems to have seized upon hi
powerful mind at the result of the late Corpo
ration Election in this city has incapacitate'
him from its performance.
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THE ASSASSINATION TRIALS.
THE EVIDENCE,

The trial of the Assassns of President
Lincoln, before the Military Tribunal at Wash
ington,i proceeding with remarkable CELEBRITY
A vast amount of facts have been elected
and the indications are that much more yet
remains to be developed. When President
Johnson issued his Proclamation offering one
hundred thousand dollars reward for the ap-
prcheusion of jeff Davis as an accomplish OF
Booth in the assassination of President Lin
coin. it was matter of general surprise and
amazemcnt. Many were unwilling to believe
that treason could have sunk that arch-demon
so low in infamy as to conspire with assasslns.
Some we're disposed to fear that the President
had made the declaration from jecttng rather
than fact. Others broadly intimated that he
was nstigatcd by malice to blacken the char
actcr of a fallen t"gitiirc foe with an infamous
crime, utterly beneath the dignity and con
ccptions of the embodiment of chtCalIg, g;
high toned gentleman" DC.
lift were possible to find and occupy deep
er depth of degradation and intamy than tina
attached to and prepared for treason agains
this government, that abyss has been reached
by jeff Davis. The testimony so far dcvcl
ops the fact Of his negotiations with Boot!
and the finding in Booths possession the Reb
81 eypher for tcegraphing secret messages
that this murder was talked of in Richmond
in official circles and Il multitude of testimon.
goes to connect JEFF Davis with it. But tina
is not all. Facts are being developed show
ing his knowledge and countenance of tn
plots for burning our large cities, shown!
that no mcanness of. crime was too mean an'
contemplate for his debased and mall"iou
mind lie has been safely deposited III For
trcss Monroe, from whence he will probabl..
only be taken to adorn the gallows. 1t is t
be hoped it will be the poetical one--that idcn
teal one spoken of in the song---''a sour ap
pie tree
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with sword and gun, unless cockney stuP'dity
still believes we cannot be kicked into war;
and practices on that theory. Many things
have been done and permitted by the BRUSH
Ministry, in violation of the principles OF IN
ternational law, and treaty stipulations dlsre-
eardcd. which must be speedily and fully
amended New principles have been elimin-
ated to be added to the code of international
law and Ethics, defects discovered In English
Statutes which must be amended, and they
must be taught that acts of periidy toward this
country must and will be followed by humlll-
alton on their side.
The questions st.issue, the wrongs perpetra-
ted and permitted, the indignitics offered can
nil be settled without declaring war, settled
bv negotiation better than by sword arbi-
tration. England is no longer n military
mower of the first magnitude in fact, though
she yet makes prctensions to the name. 1t
is neither our policy or interest to weaken her
still more. But it is our duty to Illuminate
her ministry, to teach them and their aristo-
cratic hackers that impudcncc and perfdy can
not and will not be tolerated toward us. This
can be done and all that is necessary accom-
plished by diplomacy Let these various sub
ects be at once not only placed before, bu
pressed upon her with that frmness and per
tinacity which shall leave them no room tt
doubt that we understand the full value fthei
present and past speeches, and that both ar
accounted of equal value. Let them under
stand that We mean to have and that speedily
" indemnity for the past and security for tn
future" peaccably if VIC can, forciby if W
must.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-25

the masses of the people, their stock ofgrcen-
backs must continue to flow to the great de-
positorcs of the nation. This fully accounts
for the enormous accommodations of currency
in our cities.
Another cause of present and prospective
ease in the money market is that the Govern
ment as fast az the funds are paid into the
Treasury, is dsbursing them in all parts OF
the country in payment of overdue vouchers
and oftroops. These disbursements, therefore,
Immediately return to the channels OF trade,
and the flow is as natural as the rivers to the
sea. Besides large portion of the drafts are
drawn upon the National Bank IN favor OF the
ouartermasters who draw them, drafts upon
the bank in favor of the Government, thus,
in measure. doing away with the necessity
for handling large amounts of grecnbacks.
We are assured that the Treasury Depart
ment willtake every precaution to prevent o
stringencv in the money market growing out
of its vast operations, and that disbursements
will be made as fast as payments are made tt
the Treasury. How then can the operations
of the Treasury cause strlngency IN th'
money market?
We repeat that the present subscription tt
the national loan is producing tie present pie
thora in the money market, and there is mo-
the slightest reason to expect any stringency
arising from the operations of the Govern
ment. The rapid liquidation of claims agalns
the Govcrnmeht enables those who have beer
borrowers upon the market to cancel their en-
tire Indebtedness. This will loave free an
additional amount of money at the disposal o
the banks and money-lenders.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-25

Er- jeff DAVIS, the President, "and
Alex. III Stephens, the Vice President OF the
establishment recently removed from Rich
mond. together with Mr.. Regain of Texas, the
Postmaster General; Clement G. Clay, of Ala
bama General Wheeler, who has rendered
himself infamous by murders Of Union soldiers
and whilst flying from Richmond, arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Friday afternoon in charge
of Colonel Pritchard, who commanded the
force that captured Davis The prisoners were
brought overland to Savannah from tho point
of their capture from Savannah to Hilton
Head by a pun3oat, and from thence to For
tress Monroe in the steamer Clyde, conveyed
by the sloop-of- war Tauscrora Davis and Clay
are alleged to be parties to the late assassina-
ton conspiracy, and the Government, it will
be remembered, offered reward of SlO0,0OO
for the capture of the former, and 1875, 900 for
the latter A. IL. Stephens, who is in feeble
health, and who does not appear to have taken
any very active part in the - Government OF
the Confederate States" since his Hampton
Roads Conference with the lanentcd Presl-
dent and Secretary Seward, surrendered him
self to our cavalry whilst at his home near At
lanta, Ga. Preparations have been made at
the Fortress for the reception of the prisoners,
several OF INC CuSNHieHts HuNi ms p1ch hteoN "
for that purpose, but their place of imprison-
mcnt has not been made public. The Monitor
saugus left the Washington Navy Yard on
Saturday, and it is supposed that she has gone
to Fortress Monroe to bring the party to ash
ington. Newspaper accounts confirm the OIL
cal statement as to the capture OF Davis IN
his wjfe's clothing. On his trip North copy
Of the Presidents proclamation offering, re-
ward for his capture being shown him, he APP
poared to be overcome by his feelings. Only
SIS, O0G in specie has as yet been discovered
among the effects cupturcd, but several boxes
have not been examined.
JEFF. Davis and Clement c. Clay were on
Monday transferred from the steamer Clyde
to casemate of Fortress Monroe.
The detailed account of his capture sub
stantiatcs the first report that he attempted tt
escape in female apparel Thus disguised he
appeared at the door of the tent with buck
ct on his arm and Mrs. Davis solicited per
mission for her mother to get some wate
from the spring.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
WM. WICKARD, Auctionccr.
may ll-4t
r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the

r ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL post-oIice at Cumberland, State OF Maryland,
oath day Of May, 1865.
ast.- ITO obtain any of these letters the aPpli-
must call for aiftHised iehers, give the date
of this list, and pay cent for advertising.
GREE DELIVERY of letters by curriers', at the
residence of owners, may be secured by observing
the following rules;
al. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, MS well rs the post-oicc and State.
On. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter to the writer, if unclaimed within 80 days or
less written or printed with the writer name, post
office and State, across the left hand and of the
vclopc; ON the side, will be complied with ut the
usual prepaid rate Of postage, payable when the
etter is delivered to the writer
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MONEY TO REMAIN EASY.

There seems to be much uncertaiety in the
minds of capitalists, especially at the great
money centres, as to the course of the money
market during the present summer. We
think that upon review of the whole situa-
ton all will agree that under no circumstance
can money be less plentiful than at present
An apprehension exists that the operation of
the Treasury Department, growing out of the
immense sales of the Soven-thirty loan, and
the consequent drafts upon the national de-
posit banks, particularly in the city of New
York, may cause stringoncy.
Let us look at the facts in the case. On
the first of February last, when the present
system of popular distribution of loans was
reinaugurated, demand for few millions oil
greenbacks in Wall street might have caused
something of panic, but the distribution Of
the loan in every town, city and village, mo-
only in the east but in the West, drew out o
the pockets and secret boards of the people
ut the lowest calculation, 500, 100000 il
national bank and United States notes, which
but for this practical system would possibl,
not have been brought into circulation 70
some time to come.
AS natural consequence large portion O
these notes have been forwarded to the none,
centres. Thus we see in the New York Bank
alone over sixty-six Millions of National Ban
and Government notes, and in every othe
city the plethora is upon an equal scale, A
long as the popular loan shall perform its pres
eut functions and is greedily sought for b