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, 1865-01-12

CONFERENCE.-The case Of Mrs. Ann Bsrget was
called before Justice Brown yesterday. After
martial examination II was again postponed until
the 18Th Inst, bail being fixed at $500 which waa
furnished.
, 1865-01-12

BuRa1AnT.-0n Monday night the house OF MI.
William Brown, No. 49, Taylor street, was broken
into by some boys and considerable properly sto-
len and destroyed. Two arrests were made.
, 1865-01-12

ANNUAL Rkv1Ew.-copica Of the daily TRIBUNE
containing the rcyicw Of the husineas OF the city
for the year 1864 cau be obtained at the Counting
Room Of this paper. tits valuable document
mud should be circulated In this country and in
EurQua.
, 1865-01-12

IhooxE 11sT.-In the list OF incomes published
by us the entry - Richard Mason, fa,18a," should
read "R. Mason junior, - ,1s0" Richard Mason
llrEcr amount.
, 1865-01-12

TOR SALE commodious
1 and poputsr hotel known e& the Revere House,
Decutur Illinois; substantial hulldinc, Gfty good
rooms and ample EroqRds pleasantly Y hi1E fiinetsa q
WARREN, Real Estate Agents, Dceat9rt liz, or
SAMUEL CLARK. sor,ngnelH. IL tnf-e95.sst
, 1865-01-12

TOR SALE-Two double Cylin-
L der Eardfnr Machines Tor cardins rolls, second
hand and in good order, ut Ann Afbnr, Michigan.
W o-ep Factory. T0MLISS0N & BENT
fnt1-e
, 1865-01-12

TEE IRDusrRIAI. uoKE Ton EEFueEEs.-Thc
meeting to take further steps FOR providing In
dustrial home for refugees for which tense Of So
acres of land near this city has already been Sc
cured, will be held at Bryan Hall this afternoon,
commencing at 3 O'Clock. The attendance Of cler-
fymen and business men is earnestly solicited, rs
well as that Of all lsdles interested In the move.
ment It is expected that the dnal organization
will be perfected this afternoon, and the work
begun,
, 1865-01-12

TOR SALE-Canal Boat Rosa
Belle. built last March. and now lying at Bath,
H., loading with IS cents freight for St: Louis n
Ennrh C}ark street jslQ e1k5 tt
, 1865-01-12

D1srn1cT v1z1rons.-The District y1sitors..in
connection with the Bishops Church. are request
ed to meet this (Thursday> evening at II o'clock
ut the residence Of Henry Keep, ESQ, No. 5as
West Washington street for reporting and nlTis-
ing upon thcif duties
A portion Of the District ia yet unapproprIated.
AL members OF the congregation willing to asso-
cate in district visiting are cordlay Invited to be
prcsent.
, 1865-01-12

g~ Paper HanelDes, Painting, Calciminfng
and Glazing. at F. E. hgby's, 50 Randolph street.
, 1865-01-12

PEnsoKAI.-Mrs. Stephen A Douglas is In town
md stopping at the Sherman House.
, 1865-01-12
.F0r Sale.

TOR SALE-OEe-haF interest in
y meat mnrket. Going . coed tr.de. and sttua.
t tn good loca tty This Is good chance Tor auy
cue Wishing to engage In pastnE hn<,ness- Fog par
tlculars Inquire at No. - Hest Madison street.
int1 eSSS-it
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HEAD-QUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE !
CUMBERLAND.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April oath, 1865.
General Orders
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Andrew johnson aad JEFFERSON Davis.

The country viii remember the COur-
ageOus impromptu speech in the Uni
ted States Senate, which SenatOr-uOw
President-Iohnsou rose and deliver
cd in immediate reply to jefferson
Davis, when the baitied rebel chief took
his farewell ana sought 10 demonstrate
the inability Of our Government TO eX-
ecuts its properly constituted Will up
on the people Of all the States. Seua-
tor Johnson then stood alone. The
conspiratOfs had resorted to every
method known to them for the purpose
Of bending the iufeNibility of his reso-
luton 10 staui by his country, but
when they found they had only failed,
they visited him with open derisiOn
and contempt lie charged them
with il at the time, and has left it up
on record that he felt its, temporary
effect, although only 10 resist and not
[ TO yield to its sting
Since that striking scene in the Sen
ate chamber, when the predetermined
chief of the rebellion was boldly con
/ fronted, answered, and denounced by
| the Tennessee Senator, great changes
have taken place. Wen may we use
/ the language OF the poet in referring
especially to the changed relations OF
( the two actors in that scene, and speak
Of the "whirligigs Of time Davis has
been and We suppose still continues to
stvle himself the President Of q rebel
l coufederacy, which VIGOROUSLY has
/ no existence 10 its name ! Johnson is to-
/ dav President of the United States
/ whose sacred authority he stepped for
ward TO defend against Davis and
against traitors everywhere. And il
may be that, a. Chief Magistrate OF the
nation, he will vet be summoned to eT.
| ecute punishment upon the leaders in
rebellion whom but four years ago he
/ solemnly and periodically warned OF
/ the cOnst quenCes Of his threatened tres,
son. The former IS a fugitive, with his
| countrvmen formed INTO a body OF vol
untary police to pursue aud capture
| him: the latter Is the Executive Of the
nation, upon whom would deyOlye the
/ duty of visiting the last punishment
denounced by the laws upon so great o
\ criminal
The contrast between the positions
/ Of these two men, who separated with
such pregnant words on the floor Of the
Senate, Is too striking not to provoke
more than a passing remark. II D.
one of those lessons in the history o.
Justice which is too impress to bt
forgotten. The man who was ieerec
at by The knot Of recreants that crowd.
ed around TO intimidate the stUrdines.
of his patriotism now has in hii
power to speak their doom, unless q
kinder fortune shall pilot them int
the dreary paths Of an ignomous exile
/ He who stood fast when all arounC
him wayered, nov beholds the brag
gBrt calumniators Of his country anC
/ himself fleeing every direction 70
their lives, outcasts and fugitiyes, aban
dOned by the people whom they hav'
30 fatally deluded, hating one another
and, above all, dreading the swift sure
ness OF that Ie.IibutIye justice who's
/ DEGREES no man or set OF men can out
rage with impunity. There is certain
ly contained n this history a lesson II
favor Of the rutl and tue right-B9st5
Pc.
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! streets. Business was not even suspended
The news Of the Presidents assassination
reached Raleigh last Wednesday. That
/ night e very large meeting Of citizens wal
held, at which resolutions were passed de
nOuncing the deed and expressing sympa-
thy for the nation and people. Tho size o.
the meeting surprised the soldiers, who
stood sloof from it. Gov. Vance sEedad-
/ died before our troops entered the place
The report of his capture is therefore IN
true. When this intelligence left Raleigh
It was the opinion il the army that the
terms Of Johrstoa's surrender were uucon-
dit.Onal submission. Among Generals OF
high rank no others were known or even
limited at.
CIScSy4r,, April 2j.-The remains Of
President Lincoln viii ssriye at Columbus
on Saturday. The City Council, City on
GERS and large numbers Of citizens will 90
mp on Friday 10 participate in the ceremo-
nies.
Orders were received yesterday to for
ward immediately to the front all troops
in camp in Ohio aud Indiana.
NEW YoEE, April 25.-The Herald's cor
respondent says that Maj. Gen. Hslleck is
sued his oGicia! order assuming command
a. Richmond as successor to Gen Ord, on
last Saturday. Gen. Ord goes to South
Carolins to supeicede Gen. Gilmore. Just
previous 10 Ord's REIMBURSEMENT Of com
mand at Richmond, circular was issued
by his direction, informing those Paroled
officers Of Lees army who desired to leave
the country, that passports and passage to
Halifax, \ S., would be furnished them on
application ct the office Of the Proves.
Marshal Of his Department.
Erw YoRx, April 2j.--It is said the ex-
change Of 5000 Union soldiers at Darien,
Georgia, which it is supposed has taken
place by this time, will leave scarcely any
Of our men in the hands ofthe rebels, while
there still remain in the hands Of the Gov
eminent, 5000 or 1000 rebel troops, beside
these, those that are Paroled under terms
Of Lees surrender.
The Herald Washington special CORES
poudent says johnson regards it as of the
utmost importance that Secretary Seward
remain in the Cabinet.
The Tribune's Washington special says it
IS the opinion Of we'll informed gentlemen
that jeff Davis will be able to reorganize a
force Of about 900 perhaps, in Texas,
with which he will move into Mexico in
the event o! his being pressed by the Union
armies.
The Mexican minister had a very lengthy
and it is said most important private inter-
view with the President to-day.
Gen. Ortega hiss been sent for and is on
his way here from s. Louis. His arrival
is hourly expected, and circumstances I'M
parting additional significance to to-dsy's
audience.
The Tribune says from gentleman who
has Just arrived from Havsua we learn that
serious, though guarded, approximations ex-
ist the~e Of an iusurrection among the |
slaves. It's said large deposits Of arms
have been found, and that several negroes
have been arrested. The plot is said to be
intended to raise The slaves ell over the Is
land, and the Government is fearful Of al
ouLbreaE, notwithstanding its premstuFa
discovery.
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Self Aim

IDA wee, which .a r-ve- r-r-tl--s .-
llo P5esears oi cay ols. a-s r-...I l.r
yfi--i.ng RUN col thousands b.. ... n..
and iasst talented YOUNG rr.a r...
fsse igngue % s..susure a- pom 81. ....
i. us' destroyed health, b. ..r# sa. ....
'''...u, -AL feduret Gao ....
tiFi-s skeleton -nr Hra tte.- .s .rl|
aud fatal e35cts .a .-. r-.. 81. .Is-..-
the runs of reason. shs H... r....--.
'ishL thai can meet mortal evss TH
sefel permanently az Chs Addiction. ra.l ar
Dr. coleman No. "a E.r.l Uher.r s.-....
Or address hiui BY letter. Box fas r...-
vile, Tenn. .a.EE-tE
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Maahrille 9tgnioa.
w. CANEROy 8 oO.. PabIIshers.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %. 1865.

1t was thought, sometime ago, that
the Prince Polignac, rebel General,
had been lost, together with The vessel
he sailed in from Texas, in 2 gale oil
the coast of Mexico This waa 8 mis-
take. He has turned up in Paris. A
correspondent of the n. Y. Herald,
writing from that city on the It'll lust,
says he arrived some weeks previous to
that date, and states that he abandoned
the rebel cause because he WAS "satg-
fedhata 'oas hopeless" The correspond
ent adds that DR.. Gwin is also Of the
opinion that the rebellion has gone
under"
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We resPocuuiiy announce ID rr .r-
trends and patrons chat We aaysr .a.a...
our lee Cream Saloon for baa.. ....
nope i' receive Che same pat-.rry. rr.
''' 'e'l % uDersliv bestowed .u .. even.
s'ason- We have always oa laa. ..
l.'nafJ OF en- kinds. end cool s.fr r....
ofeam made 90 order ..r ra9.as. gt-.
-tr. i.I.s Isl EEss..
lffi'-" q North Cherry I... .t.
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or fOrTexas.

A recent telegraphic dispatch report.
ed that JEFF Davis, few days after
the surrender of Lee, departed from
DanVille Va, for Greensboro, n. c.,
with the intention of making his way
to Texas, where he said, he would gath.
er up his Confederates and make am
other stand, declaring at the same time
that he would never abandon the
country A later dispatch from New
orleans asserts that he actually crossed
the Mississippi River st Tensaw Bend,
on the 10th inst, under covering of
the shades of night If this be so, we
may as well bid JEFF good bye. He has
left the country for the country's
good.
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PIeasr TnI-r sntLr.

The notes and accounts err. w FL.
s'n Co., 6trickle- EI.a G. Co.. avid a b..
Adams . Co. VIII 0e .gIuI ar Ea. a ....
College street, rsar .he Square. when. ..
persons indicted Oh amy oi fr.s arHf OH.
P.eH'e make immediate p.gaaal. o.. tU.
uuainess must De closed an.
ia my absence. IIr. b. d. lrr.u.. 3D.. Cad
y authorized l1 attrnI Boz do 5-......
A.. q. AHtu-, % College s.rs.,
HiAf'i-'-n near f.s .r.H.a
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=. n. ordway has removed O.. E. ts
SoItu Coiieso street, reVt door .4 tH. .I..l
ciusyoIy b. a Br.asr'r lts.g.s- .-....... D
sells cold alf Sflr- 4s.f .a.f .t...t.... Fl.
carrCit Honey end psyt the D. gH... .....,
Tor "ogffilHteHt F0arLsrs. M.al-t.E H..-.
&c.
ohee open 90 a. i,.. and our a.....
Ihos' D. aAhfLz remains there HlIfUr. 81.
ior me accommodation oil thsss who NAV
"isn 70 naEe exchange sttor u.grt. sal
Feb 4, t565-su.
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Choice Flour, Butter. P5tatss-. On. .r
1Ieen CORR ami every va-.stg sI Canned
Iui1', Hnd Foreiga ali Daus.tl. ......e...
%uorol a. Tow prices Hl Toitouss Ea 44g-I-
jaa3z-tL
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WE WILL 6lvE TO ANY one PRODUCING
w a. sure, speed sni ssf- a cure f3r 65uor-
rfos and OhsneF= b. Ee VII send - au7 address On
frr -r-ift VI co rert pcsag1 stamp, EIlt = Ter
t1s urnlsT. CO 5io i.f tie laser. Never ss % cure
ui-la or leHAie be- .ruln I've o. Ten days. Ify &.
Address nE-. LAHERaE DENUTEA
tsnfs-sr, 49, f1Fsazr 50. TiefFlof. alrh
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Roo. ever pu1-te 81. emtrallug tIl- aiseutures Of
q woman ia tie ga.cu army ~ Nurse. se0ut and
S.y GYlz ulosi slvli uuer picture O. tle ar.
Returned aai dI-aliod U1lrers and Soldisrs Ia
Waul oi profitable employment siil ani q p4cu.
Iaflv s1aplai % tls.r C1udltln, JOINS EROd
> % 80 Main street, C,Hainlsa, Ono.
taasi -smdAas
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100000.
For One Dollar,
which they ueet not pay ungI u is l-n1,ya What i-
drawn and t- value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all
Cases.

Nav ioEK, January, ls55.
The Eureka cir Association j. tAe Ur4ual AM
1 Largest cir ASSOCIATION IN the country.
is business continues 10 be conducted in a fair
snu honorable manner, aud greatly increasing
trade Is proof thSt our patrons throughout the
country appreciate this method Of obtaining ush
and elegant goods None can reserve less tlan he
value OF their money A. no article on our List b
worth less tnan One Dollar. retail, snd there sIe
No Blanks.
Letters nom Y5rous parties throughout the CoUa-
Try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may BE- seen on Ole 40 our office.
Parties dealing with Us may depend on bayug
prompt returns, SUD the article drawn viii be Inn
metiStely sent 10 Suy address by return mail or ez
press.
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CoUNTEzrsIzl.--laf1 rua.ion hes a-a- o..
eoiFod oy e. J.. Bsrloa g O.. tlal gsrie.H
driggisis in this c..y have b.-a us..lfa. ~
o. persons ealing fl- Gr. E.If--'s E.-. o..
rate an artir's at ilar own aasHr.s.-...
which they say s s1ror.s- G. a. y..-.....
y would alsl1e s,l nc-s1rs e. -. ~.
genuine and ah9uIt ssl rsll q ars --.
enc i'f tAo iieh, E.uE.H1-u. Ie...- .-
- -l--l1 81 tAo tE'l. 60 noe a1l-- ars
--Pl.Ll. pea nan % impoae any cth-r
preparation 90 you, boz ts. d. $780,.
Pink Cerats, taauuiaetlr-f IL "
ios q Co, No ia Desddrics s-est. a-...-
vile, Tenn.
r. s.-A 5oral discount made o. .f.... BOD.
5ent oy ua-i q any c-ir-ss u ~.
81 Y. Be sare that you sst lss ...r,.-
ssp1i-u
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NOTICE.

All PFES 1Ss . tFfAa CLAIMS AGAINST
y Isr 5rL CsvzD lHtF-s-Cl. commanded ~ Ef=.
set fisrlf Dp-sE.. ...-I. .f fiI .i 60 La=rr 81
y4l.ssr 10 cold va q. o. b. Eacy, No. lu GERRY --
.U. 8. tiI- Hau-. hsTIs-lL
De-. 2. AM .. copy
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

81 LEN DID ASSORTMENT
of Note, Letter, Foolscsp snd Legal cap Papers, =
Bum, Nhlte, CANARY, Opaque, Magenta Mourn l
iug End uftclal Envelope. Danes Tor 1865. a
MemofSndun- Of every style, Pass Books, Al v
buns, 81 sizes, including soldiers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket iuEstgnis, = eel Pens. and a .
large assortment OF the most Celebratsd cold
Pens Paacils, Paper Collar, Pocket CUTLERY
including the celebrated MostenhOlrn's and =
WsIe B Butchers Knives, Pocket Books =
Pipes, Combs. HAIR Brushes, Emery Paper. III
cum Ol, Backing and Brushes, Buffers, Ar
poId's, Doveil's, French CArmIne and Copying
Inks NlucH5re, Card Portraits OF Cenerals, .
pre- Packages. Port Foiios. Dice, Fanny SOAPS. Z
Blank Books and Biotang Paper, variety Of =
pesk Inkstauds. Psychologists, Pen Rscl,~, :
Ing Knives Ruling Pens, aud a. endless va
rety OF Motions
school Books School BOOks.i
We have small stock Of Cigar, vheh ~
uiIl sell 81 Csuciunst Pnees. Also, small
stock 81 cans Cough Cure ior sale Il Whole Z
sac Puces-
To the Soldiers.
We hsve three hssuiiful IithoRrsphs, repre- .
senuog the idereut branches o. TIE service.
lpuuted IN four COLOR ergued % soldhr's Ger 4,
I hhcste," " Uuiuu peieuder's Cerancsso' ana :
I L. s. Army Diploma" sac l21le iachus.
| They are enclosed 10 a pAstebosrd tste. and =
/ can be sent ~ rnaii without injury. Every OH
/ Ger and soldier should buy thea ana s,nd ]
them % Their inend-- .
/ lrlc % t-lai !
For the thres, POSTAGE psid....-......-.u "
4 Liberal dis,ouuf fslade % wholesale Geslers.
Wesln Nh Al oFSers lor Cert5hcstes OK sla- I,
uoneFY, By uzii o. express, promptly
I. ~. RHODES 4 CO.,
'ssEa 4" 81 u"'o" si'~~t Nsah'0'. Tsuu.
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AoEsE b the ErsL 10 intfoluea tHr,
new style OF Picturos Every BODY ..4.
see them are delighted w..r .n...
AL a. the Gallery OF the JlEt
land and Judge for y0arsoiE oIIf.
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hurEHlaH Ezasug.---Wa can c.-ass.-
oonsiy recommend b. thosa sa1.-.r- ~
diatress.nE cough ur. ellea1s...J.t sr-i.-
ausus Cough Baisam. III 800
most instanteus0usi y. aud IS -,..bsf 80 ....
Agreeable % tAc TASTE There =. e,.I.,,I.
1ut ne Me-Aduous Cough Ealsan Il ,-.... :
me best preparations ID use. ald Ia 81 as
its ProPrisior claims tor TO- We hsvs t-,,5
y auFing the past week, AMI found rst,sf
/ pared By DR.. Strickland, Na. a 81 r,'l....,,
street, Cincinnati, Ohio. snd ~. 49, =, =.
Druggists, 81 SO esats PER kstii. =
Apss-i sau-ly
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Assortsa Tin ware.

lsfsr sgpuly o. our osu maa1ia-Iurs. emhra-
eiIE esuly article i1 ihei.us-
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NO more Bon nty for Enlistments.
1t will be seen on reference to the fol-
lowing order that the Government will
not hereafter pay bounty for enlist.
ments.
HEAD-QUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April oath, 1865.
General Orders
No "a
The following Telegram is published
TOT the information of all concerned:
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
April 22nd, 1865.
The call for troops made December
l9th, 1864 under section one of the act
approved July 4th, 1864, and by virtue
Of which all the men enlisted IS sol
dlers became entitled TO certain boup.
ties, having been filled so faras reouir.
ed, and the recruiting of Volunteers in
several States having been discontin-
ued, the Secretary Of War directs
that no bounty be allowed or paid for
any Volunteers enlisted after the re.
ceipt by you of this order.
If men offer to enlist after receipt of
this order, let them understand they
must do so without bounty.
(Signed) j. B. FRY,
Pro. Mar. General.
In accordance with above order no
bOunties will Do paid U. S. Disbursipg
Officers for Recruits enlisted within
this Department since the 22nd inst
BY Command of Major General
Thomas
(Signed) WV D. WHiPPLE.
4. A. q.
Official
SoUTHARD HOTFNAE,
A. A c.
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louisville advertisements
D. P,gABEgS EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens besr my tr1ls marx, " Z. p. BAKsEs
4 GrRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
eyDV-r1H, and are warranted equl in oneness Of
mate rial aud woTEmanshIp TO the hest Eastern man.
uisCtuTe aud Sre believed 20 b. superior 10 al
others m durability and other substantial qusllue-
which combine % N tEe g really eegYiCea5le pen
Sent by maui or express or receipt Of price snI
fehsYi carrc-s OF by msii, AZ rsl when 20 cents
b. added for Iesi-try.) Write your name sad al.
dress plain y
Postage CA single pen h-es csns: pen with any
case or holder and box, 81 csHis. Old pens re.
pared Tor hhy cents tl1i tIaV) each. Clr'Ula4s
sent War. Address
c. p BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
635 MAiu-atrgaL Cor slrth, Louisville XIV
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No. q Cedar ST., under Commercial Hots
SIMPSON KEFBLE. Proprietor.

TUTlEEN7 aad Strangers HI-hnE anything n
a. fIa- are invited o. give tE- popular ~-tit-
h-rr-.-r.f 4 call The uo-f erpsrirurcd practiral
t4fisr- ouIy are employed, ami ug1e bat ula hsst
snd rnast el-gaat materials used Every depart.
nsul i un1fF coInpsl-nt snpsr,lsion. All ciranh.
nee ani neainess siriet1 observed. Cal, ID
shzyei sad ss1aiy yourselves
ma -
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- A Chance 90 obtsin any Of the shove articles
or one Iol ar 10y puTcnasug sealed Envelope for
b cents. 50
50 Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent fer a. 6
Eleven Tor g; Thirty Tor 81 sky live for 80 :
one Hundred for So.
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A Mob in Maryland.
A DiSIOyal Printing once sacked
and the Editor killed.
Tribute to Mr.. Lincoln at Van
COuVer'S Island.
The Funeral Train in New York.
Ice near Buffalo lIaFbOF.

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, WAsHTvGTov,
April 25.-Hon. F. NJ. Stau,on I have the
honor to report that the Secretary OF State
is cOnvalescing rapidly. Mr.. Frederick
Seward speaks more distinctly this morn
ing and is e ter.
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The amount or Capital Stock .-..........
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Cash on and ard % Bank ......-.....-.....
Cash in hsud- II Agents. and 90 c0ur-e
Specie on hand, am % bands 81 Agent
Amount losnei on Mortgages 81 Real
Amount loaned on PlnE and a. tied 81
Amount Loaned on Prrsonsi Seruuiy...
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