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, 1865-04-18

From the Galsna Gd=ltc of the 18th We
lcasn that the county JUL in that p!rce vas
broken open en- the evening previous. during
Inc absence Of Sheriff Farrar- Four Of the
inmates escaped. Neir names were Robinson,
Brotherf, Waldron and CASTOR. 4 reward Of
500 is offered for the arrest OF Brothers, who
is said to b: the most desperate character OF
the lot. No blame is attached to the Sheriff,
as the jail at the time Of their escape was as
strong and os well attended as it had bc:n for
number Of years.
The Galesbnsg Press records cowardly as
sault en- q party Of negroes, who were quietly
watching the celebration in honor Of Grants
victories. Negroes helped to gain the yic!o.
r,eg, and ought to be allowed to share In the
rejoicing without molestation. The perps
traitors of tho outrage should be promptly
1,uy1ishpd
, 1865-04-18

Tntal. So. $50 II 107, l.93 19,24372
Being an tncTelse of2U.6G per cent over last 20 r.
Hon. ]. J. Lewis, Commissioner Of the Inter-
rsl Revenue, has written LITTER to the Revenue
asent in New York, in which he states that he
PROPOSES to change the lcnicn. course he has
hitherto taken with those who h1Ta mada ffaudu-
lent returns. aud inssead Of settling on compso-
Mise, uill torn The ftaudent parties over 10 The
Courts to be aummarly dealt with. The reasons
which have eacscd the adoption Of this course Of
oderation,t ts obvious nlu1t cease IS soon as op-
ror.nnity his been gwen to tax-Dsgers 10 Under
stand their obligations under the Law, The an
thortty TO compromise Was given, he presau:s, to
be e1ercige1 not rs general rule, but only uuder
particular e1i2eneiea or exceptional cases where
mitigating clrcuulstancea appaas. Time has now
been Afforded 10 taoaa owing dusy or taI, TO learn
they nrc bound To setutu truly thefE Incomes pro-
ducts, manufactures, sslcs. &c and that they will
bare 10 right to complain Of being deal
with severely, IT, WHEN detected in
making retuzns deliberately md Will
fully false, Nil applications and offer, ,of COM
promtte thall he rejected. In very aggravated
csees t,e has refused to accept any terms, and
shall sill do SO but IN those moi Of TINT charae-
ter, he s djspused 10 pursue the same course, a.
heretofore, little while, but onlJ lit While
lurger. Cn1cs. otherwise advised he shall begin
with The month Of May :ensulng. to send odund-
ere for pfcpseE hereafter committed generally to
The courts and to REQUIRE coi'ee tors p1oaccute
the eases ar1s,ng in the,f districts, ciri'iy and
cr1mlrsI'y, TO the extent authorized BY Law. The
fsnuds brought 10 our knowledge are so nnn1at
ors. and m:pT. OF them rurprisin=, saat fAs
knows no better way to suppress the growing dis
postum to practice them, tllsn by The exposure
Of public t17al, and BY Imposition Of the lines,
penalties and forfeiture provided by law.
In Louisville thc money market Is very dnll
thcrs Il stle demand toz leaus, nnd less dIsposi-
ton 10 Speculate Exchange Is 2carce At par
buying and premium selling. ...
- On the ls1h mst the Philadelphia OIL Stock
market vas dull and irEesul4r, closing at tho fol.
inWIng uuQt2sfQu1.
, 1865-04-18

~ The seccsh concern is trying desp:z-
ately to create the impression that Booth
was insane. It admits that there was
method in his madness however. We shall
next hear it protest against his being hung,
and after he is executed he will become the
maztyred Saint Booth In its eyes, md IN the
eses Of al good Copperheads- -..
Booth was just as insane ~ JEFF. DAVIS,
Robt. E. Lee, c. l.. Vallandigham, or the
Editor of the Times. He WAS exactly as The
worship OF e.avcry makes its dcyotees. BE
was no more insane than any other Cop
perhcad or rebel. He was as sane as the
average of his party. he possessed q little
more nerve than most Of them to execute the
purpose Of their hearts. The assassination OF
President Lincoln is matter that was talk.
cd over for four years in eve15 lodge Of the
X. G. C's., North and South. Large rewards
for his 1nurder were frequently advertised In
Southern papers. It was the demoniac spirit
Of pto-slaTcry coppc1hcadlsm which pat the
,.istc1 to his head and fred It. Lct the re-
spons1b;lity rest where It belongs.
, 1865-04-18
OKJH, LATE PRESIDENT.


The Character OF ME- IlncoIn as
The London Spectator, which thinks and
writes intelligcntly on MI subjects, and
which has exhibited q pre-emincnt intelli-
gencc, Is well as 1ibefAlity and sense
Of Justice in lis discussion Of Ameri-
can men and measures, has In Its issue
of March Is an clahorate and nppre-
cjative article on the public character Of Mr.
Lincoln. It does not scruple to compare
lin to Washington In many respects, or to
pronounce that, With more. difficult tnak,
he has reached no less honorable succaas.
Here Is the substance Of what the Spee.nor
says:
"We nil remember The animated eulcetum
on General Washington which Lord Macau-
lay passed parenthtttca1Iy In his essay on
pamrdcn. 1t was when to the sullen tyrap-
" Of Laud and Charles had succeeded the
fierce conflict Of sects aud factions ambitious
| when the vices and ignorance which the old
| tyranny had engendcred threatened the nav
| fTeedorn with destruction, that Euelan1
m1ssed the sobrfety, the selCcomIaana, the
| perfect eoundness Of Judgment, the perfect
rectitude Of inttntion to which the history
nj nisbes parallel in Washington alone i
that hIqh eu1og1um was fully earned. ~ It
.sas ens ~ the 4. St g,eat President Of tic Uni.
ted sta,ee, W doubt i it has not been az
we1l xsd earned bJ the nlinols peasan! !-proprl.
etor a1d village lawyer whom. By some
/ d,v;nn fpspi1at1un or providence, the
pa,,,,i,,ican caucus Of 1860 substituted
10 Nj. :: S.ward, as their nominee
~ ~ The Presidents chair. No doubt ne
hos TO- IN npny ways had q lighter task than
~ Washington, III for be had not al least TO pro.
duce eoTernm mt ont Of chaos, bnt only to
aps sSS 95sses osze sss os poep Ct pf'hs M
thn, ~ ~ that with which Washington had to deal
R"t fn without the advantages Of Washington's
u ',incatjon or training, Mr. Lincoln was called
ftnm sn hamole station at the opening Of Q
miphty civil war, to form q government Qu!
, 1865-04-18
A Protest. .-.
CHICAGO, April Is, 1865.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
desire to protest against the effort a,dn;f mage
and a. II influence TO The lato leader Of the rebel
armies, am Robert E. Lee. One ts!egra;% ram an; .;
~ 1','1,1fc that this defeated traitor is penl-
ttnt: len p md another informs us that Lee is
aboni 10 proceed to tho f5as@sn1t 9Th Of .ae1e. re-
i"ads 1s}'tn Of 1oseph Johnston, in order, for:
sooth. ,bst h< may persuade the victims Of
% fhe q: Is OF such as himself to abandon The
contest TO which he melted them.
T., ~. name Of the FAITHFUL unto death, who
aaf1cr l1ie's ftful fever now sleep we'll = and
in 5ha q ts .@fS fS ss fssx,E9ssa aa q foasp ap1
snrs oas;nst human rigbts and lawn short
~ !otI 1hy na1ns ef ii Who value tts'tes abogt
tentimcntality protest ag.tpst Is a%ttth; t6
eaHntrv' saHn Boiled past remeGy. as h. IS. b!
i iis 3 .ame,nl ca ~rer. let him npnt:ar in Mstrn
-.ns,t,on--a criminal at the bar 0 his county
@ TANcazD.
, 1865-04-18

Isp1axAr,11s, Apzit 1s,-Tne announcement ot
Pr.fideEr Lincoln. death cseated The most pro
60. In twenty minute. tfter the news wss made
ihe1r ~oors. The whole civ il dFaped in mourn.
rs rs T a. .na Rnes
i public m.e.ing held IN Capstoi Square nj T.
o'eiock, ai.er prayer and singing, addresses Tsre
Senator nendricEs and o,hezs. Gov. Morton IN
troGuced the following fesslntlons, which were
nnaRimous)y adopted: ..,- 49,
scout o. ,he Be- Victories I % 1ish shicn Hes7sa has
tempted the life Of the nation, has now aucceedsd
in oP5 ssa
desolrtd, That In the death OF onr beloved
President ona Of the great 1rd good men OF tae
world has fallen, AID the nation + called upos 70
mourn the departure Of our second Washington.
Ke.oiF<d, That our besrtfe1t fympathies are
rendered t. tho family oi President Lincoln Ia
this terrible affection; a.,o,.n.,,.
the Fathcr Of iii Mescies TO spare the Liz OF Sec
Ietaty Seward to shis already afflicted naiien
Aksoirf1, That though the greatest, Wlsest aad
confidence that Divine Psov1dence vii ssye tae
1ne Of he nation and get make 1t the light Of the
world. IL full and undlm,ntshed.
lPtsolf+d, That. couhdiag TO the fullest e1tcn,
In he sbll,sy, patttoti.m, and integrity Of And
rev johnson, upon whom the Presidential otdcs
now feyoIves, ne, with all tho loyA n.cu Of the
m,nfetfa'ton Of the eovernmcnt'he ssue cordial
aud generous support which was SC
corded to thst Of lis iancn,ed Predecessor
DrTno1r, April 15.1--The. announcement Of r.
this community the utmost sr1ef, not nnntnslef
with feeling that stern Jnsuee must ke served
to ali the rr6cle and eympa'htzeEs. at 3n esr!J
buiainc., stores :nd many residences are drcssed
iu mourning.
, 1865-04-18
RWANCIEI, AND CDagMERCIaL.


MONDAY EVENING, Aprt' II, .s6t.
!, Business to-day waE exceedingly quiet The
rational calamity has spread sucn 4 gloom oger
the city, that operations were confined chiefly 10
the filing OF positive orders. The spscu-
latiso feeling which e1lated 90 strongly
few days, since seems 10 haro dIsap-
peared, and the general markets ruled dull.
Gold opened in New York at 1:3, but Speedily fell
to 1851 End remained ut about that dgure nearly
all tay. On Saturday last when tho news OF tho
assassination Of President Lincoln was received
in New York, gold advanced IS high ~ 183, butlt
closed a, l53. To-day confidence is co-p'etcly
restored, and values will noI be materially chang.
Cd hy the disaster. President johnson has tha
confidence Of tho country. and It Ia Eensrasly b..
1leved, that the work Of ;sabdulrz tho rebellion
vii 70 On untiGtu1bed. - ~ -
The produce market opened shade higher, IN
couse quence Of the sdvance IN gold; but the nd;
vance Was wholly lost before evening The Pro.
vision market Was drtner and mora active. under
the Influence Of further Government awards ut st.
Louis and elsewhere. In the produce trade sthe1e
wela several irsiCpideant failures. principally
smong ehortse1llng spocuistors; bat thsJ are
generally for small amounts, aad will not effect
.ener ral tradc particle. 1.-THE passion fot mcra
speculation will be checked by these failures,
hey will be rather benefit than Otherwise,
The money market rematns stringent: There
was moderate demand for money at the various
discount houses, but it Vas rather sp1ringly ms.
at-to per cent per annum. On the street the mar
ket was quiet at 1Gss per cent per m7a1h.
The market for EASTERN Exchange continues
firm, under q light supply and an incre,sed de-
uand. During the psst few days l4rge amount
Of produce held here BY Eastera partieE has beer
ordered eo1d In this market, and The funds remit
ted, which has increased the demand. The BANG
srs were buying st par and selling at prem.
but nearly all III" he"leading banks had to express
currency more o7 less, tt meet their drafts.
God opened in New Yors to-day at 15s. an
closed At 4:ao p. N. ut 1ts.. The following ar
tn. quotations telcgrai he'd to James Boyd, gold
, 1865-04-18

conyfctfca or tbe maturity of +br Northern
pecn1e that The necrons WIN hova fanpht FIR
the Tn;on IN th;a var md al, othara vh ,are
r..,1,.n,,4 a,,,nnh 4, 90 .,,a w-;t. oro,,
=. 49, s..onst.na,,a aa..hssss.s... ~ ~ ,,e
n..-1..as ~ rn." co-ta.a,. 49, con,o-.
-,x.1 .uDt.a.,
aeseaa;.. ~ t,,o ,zn,1s 5,rata- 1.,s,r.or s-ho
.,-. ~ ss.,s - ~. .,a
n.'e ~, 9TH -aaa 49, .sIs ~. ~. t;cka,
~. -a., ,.a~ <--;ts $500 ~ ~, ~ ,f
..1 ss..a s,,.,,a y. 49, 49,, ~ aorn,,a,n
--.5 - eA~ ~ Wv ''sss W s - na,,-
" eue ~ " nss.o WV - ~ Sw.a,
ea1eo N .nls COUNTY, VINO reaas los ne"sp .se.,
petf, ana nas VIC means ol hho" LIZ "A'1@
anu VIM ~ 10 'o"pg .ol. ,c co,,,
AeA.n' "1ne .eeoAstlaes'on ~ 49,, nnt IN
y ca'lnpt W .s4eso W 1ue ptaeA M sos s,..as Il
.uo "ntse mya ~ ~ =! tnu s...a - uh;ch
s.1r .-o- an 7n,nr
tWo-thtras OF han' or even nz" ~ h,art @ =
Us ene'lt4a ~ '"s -s0: .aapaa a11oVad
lucy n1ue1 oe ~ so'uo 49, 49, ao.s ~
70 'vo". "'o tnat -, vuo ~ t* @,,,,aa ,t.n,
ie1 tnem IN lne olnel WIZ: ~ ~ ~ o,a,n.nt | -
%nen .nes lle o. aa, ., ~ W the frat stcn tn.
LIE lopuiauon "oa4o W -t ,..s;ts
"asas 1e-cnsias'1'ls ''euu' a,.rsm.nt 49, ~
a,,, o,s su.nA'e ~ lusn rar,,a ha 1nt on~ 1r
s'us.on ,t1n US su a.,r,ns ,1cm ont of tha
a.a seoos as o!aee sns .,n,.- a,roI. svstern ~ If
s',.,Santsa.s,'s , . .ha+,-n, tlcn out Of s,boo]s
ap.n.sal, ape ..a;- e.,ucation. b,.;np or
aau aa,,,L ess I ,'@.s.,,ss If ,hese ,nxs ai] If
ee.,' suea ~, .,11nnate in thr;r +..cr-
',A rnNsu s.er' :. T. o.;de,t To nj, win have
e1uS. S,os ,,no, II tl,at rnon thr onestion
10y ...a,.asa sr1,1oge IN th, souths7n States
~ aa.aad,n1 a s1,1, Is p,,nc bacIEaya !, on1
-. sar;oi ~ ,,e hmm or snffraoa ia the rava.
sat;o', or III. Presidspt's Proclamation:
Thr w,otness at first. Of The Union Marty
J., ~ slave Stafcs viii ;mpeI them tocrtcn3 !
ona1;f;ed .nf,rare tn The co,orod ao1d;crx
~ a.snc,,ed freedmen.
Tho elements nnan which reconstr,ctfon ID
T., In 1,o sd in t7,c aecedcd states orc the-..
49,
thin military foree If fhe Tyn,, ~ s.,+.,
.s,ta ~ 1-a;ar 1,o,, ~ ths sonth ..on.s, ~ -
80 ,.sa,;t.- .ror, ~, fo,ao s1,r1ssssa,
a,as ~ 49, ~ 11c,d ~ t,c rctc,,fon ~ MT >ts
- .,,,,,.,esos e,,5' ,1o,a - ~ ,,;.,s 49, ~.
11nsa " ~ 49,, a.a - ~ r,,;os;.~a.s sas
oaAoa' "D~ 1o' ~"
% nta rr,or ,z,,,tcs or N. s,nt, ~.
80 ia W. -.-,- 49,, 49, 49,
nss ~ ~ @ ns,,3a.rs,e ~ -. 49,
, 1865-04-18

extremely dull market, induc1csd BY the 1ery ua-
se'tfed Ltst+ cI menct: ar.iE aouers af psutuce
1ioot ana are ausitirg later Nersbern dna1clal r1
7tcts and rvents Il military movements xeHd1n, III
the lnms d1ats future-
lbs only sa;ea to day w,ra 2oe n,1. 1ow suoer1se
asar s9 6 sS1s sa2s taas n e y: i ~ tsis e5. e
lacks thocH wire AMI sellow corn at tSlS.kal-lo
~; 100 eacks oa.s IN lots at tas9sl9; '7a saeks II
as co y ton
ny nuc Ion la6 aria .uear tuads Gn1i Cnoa taoasses
sold 1T 1S4t-# D.
, 1865-04-18
CAN THE ASSASSIN ESCAPE.

Amidst the conflicting rumors sclasve to
Booths arrest Of escape, Tc ere disposed to
credit the report that both he and the assAs.s
sin, probably Sur1at, who attempted the life
OF Mr. Seward, escaped into Virginia. and
have struck for Danrile and Jett. Davis, or
probably hare attempted to pass out by the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bag, to some Tor
esep country. It seems Incredible that q
murderer, whose face is known as M actor to
)arpc number in c1ery Northern ity.yopld
hare the nresnnutuous hardihood to attempt
to escape through the Northern States to
Canada, where. under our extradi,lon treaty,
r,les. he Ind = commission from JEFF. Davis
IN his pocket authorizing lin to
assassInate the President. he wonld be no
eater than tu tho Northern states- If be las
such commission in his possession, how
ever, the Canadian authorities, II they fol-
lowed the prceedcn. set II ths ST. Albans
case, would probably btcome accessories to
dis crinc. Tho report that at eleven o'clock
lon the night Of the murder two men, one Of
!. whom gave his name as Booth, crossed the
fAnacostz bridge, would seem to Indicate that
| Booth is now in Virginia And on his way to
, 1865-04-18
Homicide In Lincoln County.
rFron the ST. Louis Republican, l5th.l

On Friday week difficulty sptuDE up be-
tween returned soldier, namcd Mathews,
near Capnu- lis, in Linco!d county, which
resulted IN the latter knocking Matthew's
down. As Mathews fell. be drew revolver,
and was preparing to Ehoot, when his antag-
onjst wlenched the weapon from his hand, mud
was about TO use it, but threw it away at tho
rcmonstranee Of hystandtr. During the
1urlre, John Matthew'S, a b:o1hrrr, placed q pis-
tol close to Stopebrcaker and 1rtd, shooting
l,s1n III ,hc n.ck, iutlictiug wound from
Which hc ated almost itnnedia,eiy. After the
shooting, The brothers rode ot, threatening
to slooi any one who should Int:rsup them.
No a.rest had been made two days ugo. The
difficulty grew out Ut q con!enptuous remark
t.f Mathews, In reference to Stonebscaxct's =
proposing TO raiss IN 'independ=nt military
company to serve In the county.
, 1865-04-18
In MIClKN KNXOND.
Letter from Hon. H4aac n. Arnold.


April 10, 1855.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The old flag floats proudly over the rebel
capitol, and from every public and many
p,iyatc buildings.
linton cannon are laundering in the Capl-
tol 9duare In honor Of the surrender of Lee.
The statue OF " ashington seems to smile
IN gsateful joy, and the rlgh. hand OF the
seeming to say: GLORY be to God who hath
A movement is on foot to call together the
stare Couycnt tisn and repeal the secession oe-
asnancc. AL Virginians see eay slavery Is
dead = We want to come back as o free State
Amen, then, - Glory be to Cog, and on car1t
ptor and good will to men,"
send tbs Wig. -, .
TnntE. l.; n. ANNO1D.
, 1865-04-18
FROM NEW YORK..
The New York Times and Herald on
the Great Calamity


The TnHs mnkes the following editorial com
mente on the mu.ter Of the President: "Per-
hsps the paramount element IN public feeling was
that evoked hs the, personal regard for Aotsham
frtm tyery p>tticle Of malice or unkfndnels. ev-
err eet Of whose iifs has been 20 marked BY BE-
nsvolsnce 31a Eooa I'll ssouia b. soas The ss
heart beyond expression. That the worry moment,
too, nhen he was closine a rcbe 'llou which had
dIeEehed our land In hlood and tears, ty acis OF
magnaulmiIY SO stgr:1 IS evcn to czci:e reluctant
disir. 1t and apprehension Of his friends, shonld
be cbcecn tor hts murder, adds new element Of
horror u thr dr* afliui ttsredE:
'.HiE love OF HE country, aT5ent and al!.pcrvad-
1r:: h{a EEsaspecsed upr ehiness and peraonal
tn,eerisy; his pls,n. s'nRr common tsnse. COZ
splsuous in everything r. DID Or % said commend
Va Of rnosrtat booy oi tue people, had won for
him m immoSab1e hold npnn the regard aud cum
ddeuee even Of lis po1itiea1 opponents In M ns-
a.t:fs1n's En1re hs the overthrow Of the Goscra-
ment wraps the continent IN flames Of var: hut
here the people rulc. and events tneTiasiy follow
sAhTshan Iipco \ has been their sEent and Ia.
strameIt fc1 four years past. Anatew John; On !,
Ii 10 be lhe.I agent tor four years to cons i II
tuit vii be the same.'
TIE Htycid s.ys. she a!n'p:e, genial. generous
hearted, honest old Abe had taken closer nold
; people tlsn any one Of their chosen fsyor!es
;; sirce EasnieEton; PfenatarelT and Violently
cut OF, be had LIVED long enough 70 1ea4l1e Ine
crowEtae SUCCESS OF his great mission and has
died IN the fulness Of h.s glory second only t.
, Tbs hame Of Abraham Hnso!n WI
70 down to future ges steadily following
!. The daft Of events and 1erclopmcut
oI public op1u,on through eli progressive chan2c
Of the gigantic war Of ideas. President Lincoln,
Ne ran all now comprehend. pnr1ued the psths
Ct es:c15, wisdom sna success. In the drsth oi
President Lincoln we feel the pressure of he3vy
national eslanns,. bat the rrsst and .E:svoeaels
, ard shz'l be preserved. will lose nothing 0! IL
force, hut will lie universally Il not terribly
strengthened bs the ca2uit{, and its Wrstu pro-
yot7na revelation n striking down AeEahsT
St.te, The azEasins struck ut hcis best friends in
tbs, Government. To prns'rate The rebsl:
iorr1venet. and Consolidation TO the fullest extent
and the public mind everywhere w:s strongly In
Glued il the same direction; but the dark and
2! shocking eve1'ts of single night have wrought
, In sew hours fearful reaction. There il II
| oninors mn,trrirc IN tire ktzeet.,, . genera
feeling - abroad that the lives Of the wEatch-
, asesttin or akaass!rs in lhe hor1it business vii
T: rut nee. the requirements Of justice. and tia
; justjec should row take tt7 course a11tr5t uea
| eon and traitors wherever fouud..
, 1865-04-18
phsIndclphia Dry Goods aInrkes-Aprlr11

Phs1ndclphta Dry Goods 7lurket-Aprlt II.
The Dry guods market has been quite asttso again
this week. :tb bst:1 the cpnts+l1n aud foo houj-s
notH ithslanting tho e1clted character Of &!e ~
IT, ho0t vel ,tho cauotry Ecnskhty b.tA* b.se Of
goaa, and bu ers more q pcs-a "a op+r4sr -lnx to
III. IL ding as:lces acu reduced s'oek .ome &inds
o b!esched c:tton eelrg IN nhsaa Ut the ptocnc
ton, which IL lfRbi for tho Lii nr4t4blc
tt7 well h, id nd II nt tEe l-ta osc.ine. IL
prints especially hare been yerE ac7e- Fos V'olcne
| buyer, wiki odetate bus we:l asse7tst s.oc.s uu
a.
, 1865-04-18

RrcE1yKp MS WALKING PAPEEs.-Mr. Ev-
crett, Albany correspondent of the New York
Ettcs. has been expelled from the floor Of the
Senate, for eavcs-dropping at the Executive
Session. very appropriate punishment tor a
very upgcnt:eman!J act. =,
, 1865-04-18
Army Awnrtia Mt Louisville.
Mstor Il. C. SJuonrs, coE1misaa1y Of Subsls-
tcpce at Louisville. Kentucky, made the follow
inty i n, ri IL on the lfih nj Anti. :

:. Tusal Hlxhe1s Lowest Amouat
AEte1s' onsfea .aSs H. IT, r.Ess e.
Gh, RIO Ectfet, ,na 55n91 31t - 5000
b. java EefIee = 5iGGo 81 IS % QH9
wn Snrar. n3 461A4 AZ 13x S,3-t0o
11,h:y s. =, s1st:S sf:S r., i9ss 1ssS!
EXTRA FIoux.-J. Il. Wright T. Co., Madison,
indians. go hsrrelB. at:s7sss J. G. Wright i Co..
Madison. fudlana. i, Qug D1rrcls, at S7.4s+ ". W.
k1o CogzrR.-P.aee @s-Tnrlay, New York, So
ecu pounds, at 81. .62{c.
J4vA CoIFH:-r!ace sTur1ay, Nav York, ao,-
0GD pounds, At S6.37{c-
BROWN SuGAn-A. Il. Andre III T. Co., Cinc1n-
natI, Ohio. 150, MO 1bs, at sic.
Tweed 4 And1ews, Cincinnati, ohio.r 1so, 900 tbs,
II l33c. :.
..Cnu.HIn suaAK-sarc, Handing s. Howel1, Cir
cinna1, Oa1o, 15,t0o 1bs, 1T 1J.Suc-.
6rAa CAsDLEs-H. Fererzon 4 Son. Louisville,
Ky. N ff0 H.. Al a3c. -7' :.
, 1865-04-18
- x-The New York Tribune Of yesterday

1 eent}emsn who arrived here to-dny from
oa,r1ta snys their is no one resource OF the
9.,,6 9e e. little ruders.ood and so greatly IN
SSorast;maird Suaa IN as the amount Of cotton still
ae1se 1s 49,. He thinks thyre must be At least
1e,H IN, noo bales in Georgia and 10oo 900 les
Il x1s1,ama. He has personal knowledge Of
hundr. ds Of bales which have bern ontlea IN
tie sand for more than year. ~. he p[eolstSs ponaS
tbat cotton will sehtes ~ esnn pea ptans ~.
,nnSas thl ~, rictiong upou its coming in
ana lis in:ssraty and sound }paesnsnt T n;shs. Sc
rouchcd 1dr by gentlemen OF tne uls"eo
character in the city.
, 1865-04-18


After stormy d1Fcusaion On Change to day, 1t
was resolved that on and after Tomorrow, all
Rrsin should be sold On the basis of stosnse,
and that the time for delivery should expire II II
o'clock T. N. the following day, unless otherwise
Y,rovfArh ff,r
, 1865-04-18

RUFUS MATCH.
(FoRAERLT EAICH Il Hu9uKs,1
RRnKER

bE*A9hChs
10. $ Exchange Place. Rev York.
GtYcIum5nr S.curl:las Stock and Gold. acC5at and
Bold EIcluBtyet1 On Comml4:lc1.
HN4AH1NC4s:
Netscs, Solomon 9t11Ees 3ons, Chicago. Il.
Aekszs. RiuckieZ q HAnd., Chicago, Ill. -
CT. Wheeler, E.Q Chicago, H.
4. Z Num- E1q Lhicago, L..
1Iesars. Bound. BaAeJ Z Co.. New YoY6 Cffy.
Eesd1s- AcKiul, Bros. = TO. NeE YorH G1t7.
II. ssrt. 4. q. Tucker q Co.. NeE Yofk CITY.
Nessss HI. LYONS e Co., Eew York Ntty.
H.H. Baxter. Esq. RulAno, Vt.
Aeasss Lathtcp, amlta d Co., osWsgo3 ~:
, 1865-04-18

. The NEW 1bfE Boafu uasIuE aaJVu&u9u taIEt
Second session, On motion, It Was
qtso1sed, That this Board held, but one session
/ each dsy mill Alter Thursday. the 2Dth lest
, 1865-04-18

~eUBsLKgPTIDN AGENCY. 7.3U LOAN.
SECOND: NATIONAL BAEK OF CHICAGO.
tn Hank will receive 6ub.ct19:icns to the oew7 50
V-S.Nutee, aEG pay the Interest trdm date Of sub
5cttpEon TO thE IS Of June.
IL. " rotcs sre 9*aed U eooIana:,ons Of So 4'0o
S5Eo 6nQQ 451cQ Interest st the -Ate of Id
pet cent per nd aye payable th-ee yeas r.m
ltte june lss: q maZ BE- sageItea. It ~ epton
bearing boncA-
AQnic1oal tATntfnn, ard haFtnE this 3dYn1tsga aro
the be1s getutity foT tnyehst1ent now the afEst
Wa nIfcE the usuht rste Of t.n "a auh s-pf.a
md eaa fu1uilu the note1 nee Ct charze:
- j. A. EII.iS, President.
E31W'n 1. .TTEKHAM. Cashier. n1Enl,iE3 J:rck