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, 1865-05-05

A friend who was with Gen, Grant imnedl-
ately after the capltulation of Lee, relates
conversation which that brave and modest
soldier had with his wife and staff officer at
Civ Point, *sNeit General said the latter.
- w, vii an nm n R,cfTond to.norrnu- I
s,,,nose -, M :, sa,d Cen. Grant ..Ihaye
n day,s work in Washinrton and then want
"a 70 on with Mrs. Grant to New Jersey and
eee fhe chfldren.n "What,s to be done at
, 1865-05-05


We understand that on Saturday last, on
his way home from st. Louis, where he had
been attending meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the North Missouri Railroad
Company, the Hon. James s. Rollins tell into
the hands OF n band Of guerilla scoundrels,
abont twelve miles north OF Columbia. He
was the only passenger In the mail stage.
F.uE Of these dcsperadoes came ont Of the
bush on the roadside, having together thir-
teen large navy revol7ers. Draining aud
cooking their pistols, they halted the stage,
and then ordered Mr. r., to get out of it or
they would shoot him Instantly. Being un-
armed and alone, he got ont Of the stage.
when they seized and took out Of his carpet
sack all his clothes, also very handsome
gold watch with chain snd guard, a consider
able sum Of money! twas taken from hia per-
son, and divers other small articles They
ulso broke open and robbed the express md
other trunks which were on the stage. These
were young raecalB, from twenty to twenty
i've years Of age. One Of them, the leader OF
the gang, wore large red father ln his hat,
and called himself Jim Jackson, He was in
sulfirR to. Mr. r., pointing Ills cooked pistol
aC hiw..nud threatening to shoot him, and
once s51kiQg him with ths pistol, for some
remark u nbure which le made to him.
After possessing thcmselvts OF everything
vR1uabfe which he had, ever taking his hat,
they mounted their horses aad rode otf.. Mr.
K. was not known to them-he passed undct
fictitious name.
, 1865-05-05
THE WORLD MOVES

: The rapid and gigantic stride Of great ma
tional events during the past few weeks
seems independent Of. the philoeophle Law
that large bodies move; slowly. The velocity
Of our public affairs seems not to be limited
by their magnitude and weight. The evscu-
alton Of Chazleston-the fall Of Richmond
the surrender Of Lee-the Presidential assas-
sInation, and ere the funeral cortege Of the
beloved and ulustrious victim reaches its
goal, the ignoble death and e1ecrated
though unknown burial OF the accurscd in
strument Of the arch conspirators Of unrlght-
eousne1s-such succession OF occurrences,
challenging the attention Of the whole world,
seems the ample record Of years rather than
ofdays. And now closely follows the frcs'-
dents proclamation announcing such unraV-
cling Of the murderous plot that he is anthof-
ized to name the probable trainers Of the dcs~
perate scheme, and to use the most efficient
means to bring them to merited Justice.
Surely time waits not on opportunity, but
opportunity rather is the willing servitor Of
time. Are events, as well IS the knowledge
Of them, floating on electric currents? Is
time 1apsing into eternity.
But less supernatural solution Is this.
Great events Ike the growth Of nature have
their sted-time, slow development, and short
Rod Of our history. And though the harvest
Is great, the labo1ers are not few. Freedoms
wheat is being garnered, and the tares Of sla-
very arc bring plucked uut W the roots, and
burned with unquenchablo fire. Or, rather,
Slavery, like hideous giant in the final
tbroes OF death, lashes madly about in the
, 1865-05-05

-.-- THCRsnAT EyHS1xu, NsyI.
REEF CATT1E-The receipts to day are 1,ao6 e1d
tne .hpments 259, The entered sales at the various
yards amount to about 50, at range Of $l.25 for
famon and coarke, TO $s.75 for prime.
Tue receipts hive been large today, and superior
elas' of cattle are usually received Shippers not
disposed to rsk anything in the present. uns tied
state OF the market, and the Government buytng
tparingly ind cautiously when 1t Ill, the demand
confined to stock cattle and good steers for
ely daughter. ::
Cnder this combination OF adverse circumstances,
the msrkes' went down about &c 100 NJ lower
tbs Yesterday sud closed weak, the extreme touch
ing about sc lover aE ths eloang price Of last Bat
uIaay. ..
SALTS:
E.,T E.tEs = sa5
Common TO Medium GSaa G@9ae3
TT following are the reported aAtss to-o1y;
CATTLE SAIR9 TO DAT,
/! sHxpxAN YAAps.
c,ory Z c., I'd Eek Co. 8 had ba chers' cat
Icsss so'd a.fs II head thin steers, averaging eo.
sor1HxRs xA1ps
e. st1shosu g. so'd Blair le lead fair .tee.s, ay
e!.s11s .asi'Eesa sine grade, averaging 1,o,
q sSitsis,n .o1d Hszs1woca 80 head good 1u,ao.s
'iiaartsh, Ru6le g. 81 hsaa niz tteers, aver
jasols soia LID ID aa medium s.eer,. averaging
& se'a Frank hs.a fair ssser. .ves.z-
Is so1a F,n'e, 7head gso1 stack. averaging g,
SANE e Dsy:in 70 head small tat ..ess. arranging
FL 5hr7se ss head fair steers, averaging
ToEr wATHx EARps.
T1ee so!d Hnzsiwood Co. II head. averaging 1,2u
issa, z.ts,
.&k
, 1865-05-05

neon1e Eould he aea,n united, and harmony once
more prevail; for thus be spoke: ......,
from every battlefield and patriot grave to every
living heart and hearth. stone IL! over tae ofosa
iaud4 vii vet rwell the chorus Of The Union when
touched aga,n, as thsy & e9nes Will w. " e'0 'e'
VI what s heau,iini thought, and how beautifully
Ehy could he not hare lived to witness this,
WhY 1 gss be tlus stricken down, that he should
MT e1ioy he realization OF this, his cherished
hG.f' S, VA. he not re,e.yed I'd Join in the chorus
sonn we trust to swell from the mysuc chords,
the better angels OF our nature have truly touch
Cd. attuniug fham to union, harmony and love !
And more especially as the great drama N wnten
ine, those peculiar features be possessed-h's
unnsual Kindness, hts broad sympa'hies, ms Een- m
tory and forgivipg nature, would have been
depce Of God, results the most benign, s.smpiug
Great Reeto1e1 OF the Dn,on Of the country, and
The prese11cr Ut Its most cherished Institutions.
1t hts been truly said that nam:a become beaeons
rid, a. may be, which the flow Of ages cannot ex-
tl1gn,th. Vhose name, had he survived the as
ea.sin's pistol, Stood fairer chance th1n hts 10
inF IN bright tduieenes over TIC worid forever ,
AB II Is, gone down as he has, into silence. With
out accomplishing all he deetrcd for his country,
bis name Will be echoed this side Of the grave
ito the last tJllsble Of recorded lime
The critical ccDjuuenocs in whlch Mr. Lincoln
has been placed have no parallel IN our history.
ard through al Of them she has borne his tacul-
ties 20 meekly"" that his vtrtnes plead ike an
gelt ,nn%Ret'oPs1ed 7sa'nst the deep dAmnatfon
In the deaih Of Mr. Lincoln the worl d has lost
nan OF the most unbonrded phtlanthtopJ-thc
Union must devoted ffend-unTearying1 in his
efforts to reetore It TO IT. prestine glors3ths no,
to honor-soeletJ one Of it, most exemplary
members, From our professional circle We
prieve to Know one Of Its brtFhfes, gems has
dropped away. We are power1t8s to restore It TO
til setting. hut We will ever remember Its hr1:
hsncy. and never cease to admire the nnsalHed
at the close Of Judge B1ecse's remarks. the
resolutions were ordered by the Court to be
spread upon It's records, and copies furnished
as moved by Judge Cation, and the Court im-
mtdfately adjourned, as remarked By Judge
Walker, in respect to the memory Of our d1B-
tingn1shed brother and the late Chief Magis-
tfu1e Of the nation An engraving Of Mr..
Lincoln, surrounded. by Wtcath OF ever.
gteen md mourning d1apeIy, hung above the
heads Of the Judges. The desk In front ol
the Judges was also very appropriately and
tasteiuliy hung with the emblems Of sorrow.
On the whole, the ceremonies were very In
teIesting cad solemn. Every face wore au
expression Of genuine bereavement.
When 1t is considered that both Judge
BEee6e and Caton have acted with the Demo
CRITIC party heretofore, their addresses OF
this occasion will be regarded with all thu
nlbre satisfaction by the people Of the btat'
and fhc countrF OTTAWA
, 1865-05-05

) c..rt.ont for nos less thsn 7,saf.s0. 1--we axe
NOT mistaken, this is the heaviest day's buainess
ever done tlnce the loan WIS promulgated. dere.
We are happy to learn, the subscriptions are also
On the tncre,ee, The poorer classes are invest
h. their email savings in The Loan, In preference
tc 1odciue !he1n in the Savings Ibanks.
During the past two days Colletor AaFen has
leon nartnc the taterest On ftye.T"suty bonds,
,t.hs Custom House. Almost every hour IN tue
dny The office, has been besieged By men and
Eomea OF all grades, Of every shtde ano conp's@
ion. snt almost every CLINE. 10 nose VINO ate
dtEi,ous ot knowing who the country leaasts
are, visit 10 the Custom House Will Dc
and in.tructt7e, Bankers and btoaers are 10 oe
fnnnd IN he throuc, but the grea. bulk comprise
The Industrious classes-mechanlcs, cleIks' 'ao9i
orr. draymen, and not few co:ored peope
M,ny Of them have evidently carried thelf oonas
IN their pockets till the edges are all CURED do"n
and they are worr through at the folds. some Oh
them are ignorant Of the process Of cutting on 1ae
courop when they receive the interest, nnu taey
a1e afraid of mutiladng Uncle Sans oonas' anu
the whole matter has to be explained oe1ote tueJ
will pe1mit 1t to ba cut of. But NOTWITHSTANDING
this. the business is done promptly, and the na'
tons creditors 20 of with thelr gold IN 1helf
pockets evidently well pleased"
Yesterday the interest wnB p1id on 413N,00o OF
bonds. To-day the rush Was great and IT Will
probably be several days before It II over.
The failure Of the great Birmingham banking
firm OF Atwoods, Spooner, Maxshall & Co., Is
most important Item OF financial news brought b5
recent steamers. The house: WIS an old one,
dating back to the last century, and it has held
the very highest rank. 1t ia said t. havo ut this
time, 1000 depositors, ranging through all classes,
from the largest manufacturers to the huEhless
wo1kmen, Tho number OF the latter c1Ess, both
, 1865-05-05


There Waa good attendance on Change to-
day, and business IVES mere active than yesterday.
The general markets were more lively and prices
rallied alIghtly, but the advance Was not main
taIned till the close. ~
The demand for Hog Product was unusually
light, md the Provision market was duli and
heavy. Mess Pork was In limited request, and we
note aales Of 400 bzs city packed at Es0 50
Prime Mess Pork WIS neglected. Only one lot
of30o hr1s was offered at $3.50 but there was no
demand, and quotations arc entirely nominal,
Sweet picked Hams were shade easier, with
gales Of 60 tres at tic. Bulk Meats were neglect
ed.- Hams we're held at TIC packed and Shoulders
at 1i{c packed. Beef Hama were In fair request
and steady, With sale Of 80 hr1s at s21.00. Lard
was in limited request at 18c, With aeless at
is3c;.... - = -"
; The adTices from New York today, received on
Change, showed weaker market at the opening,
hut towards the close 1t rallied aNeht'y. Mess
Fork WIS quoted by the first dispatch at <2726
nd By the second at 81, ,623@a7.75. Below will be
FUND the detailed statement Of the amount Of
FORK and Beef in New York and Brooklyn on the
rt of May:
aucK OF PORE AND REEF N PACKING TAnps,
r NEW YORK AND BRooKLyN, NAY /, 1866.
, 1865-05-05
FROM ST. PAUL.
Crpditlon OF the Mtnnesnt&-TfoubI
with the Enthusiastically OF 8rlt.
tAf Efadrf8~

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbune.l
6F. PAUL, My ., 1855.
Tbs water In the Minnesota river IL still
falling and At the present rate navigation
will not continue more than two weeks, and
that only for tho smallest Of the small crafts
which are running on that river. Mott tithe
of the wheat In store has been brought out.
At one little town where there WAS 150 coo
bushels, but 90. 600 have been removed: This
is fair sample Of all amounts removed from
all towns on the river.
Adyices from DEVILS Lake are not 80 favor
able The Indians here have plenty of buE
fa1o and they are defiant and mdisposed 10
SUR, nier. The British traders are among
them endeayoripg to induce them to hold ont
in their hos,ilities. Friendly Indian scouts
have been sent to all hostile camps to learn
tho intentions OF the Indians.
The Board OF Trade In this city has ap-
pointed delegation to attend the July CON
yention in Detroit.
, 1865-05-05

rna ~ Tarr En.-;na pa,t arcnes tbe
,.a.ns - ~. ,she, arm,e. ;ust snr7enoerea
.,..,,:,,5,,, .r,,,aors =, ,,a c,n,rert1v
- a annS ,"ss",ans ef 1,,ar az a,thor c,t;-
eouua ~ ~. T.s*ns S..taa ~ a1,an ana-o,as
zeue " I. - r..-,1.tos So. ~ ~,
3.,.s a,...tra " 20 VI r. ~ ~ n-a ~ tn-roor
n.'c ~ ~ ~, 1,11,4 49, s =.
tnI. ~ ~ Tf ' .hsH ~ H. ,a.tar +hs,, 4har ~
az. 14a4.' N,.s.. - ., -. -. ~ 1ss.
IVY eaAsas aa euo e"1 o"', D.e, HNs ~ ~ 80
ntxs Pa,aon - ~ 49, ~ 80. 80 "., P.e
se4os e ap 49, ss ~ 49,, -
oe Aasu. a'Aeu - aeJ - +4 .as s.es ~
e1u1ens 'ne5 uus. aesepl tnat .onu,oa suu- ~,
1eet 70 laesr naou'ty 70 oe pauisuee % etu.
zens!of tseason. "nNn - ae0neu ~ ~
Cons1.tataon 10 DC 4e's"e mas asamst As
onftea states. 70 aave ,nel1 neeAs 1fom
@nis nal1es taes c.ala 70 oe t'eatea ~ Pf'swns a
efs o. "a, tnen taeY a1e anen enenles. 1ue
JAWS u a11tone 4nu oea4ses - WV teeosu W..
no euca contsaa'ct1on Us tnas 1aea can oe cie'
azens o1 agosesnmcn1' enuI,eo 70 sotea1 i-s -
ciectaone and a. me same tame prisoners oi
hA1s EAE10Hk Ao4A pAtsatneAe ~ AAht SSf~
, 1865-05-05
+ rARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

,s5 s5ss :ss H;;s5 a
Prop I.!oIhe. Napier St Jo.epa. ID m lumber. sum
Prop bacsus. Ks,..na, A11x.ake. 40 or,, ,ork,
Pro, AIeahsn5. peyn on. Grand T.ases,e.. 10 m
sehr Wm smith, SIXTH. Green BAy. 10 cts shinxts
ssss$ 7s!s sf,sa 1z..sp. ~ ~ lumber
hrfSIs,sI E;1exsoa: s Paui's fisF, - lnnoer,
senr ~ isms ioeS Holland ss I'd, reoa
sehr ESgaa q ,ssqI:. ca6 ssG Whs Lake. 'am0s.
sctrLa1lnoa. Coaf.tn, Ka1am>zco. 100 m 1smosr.
sshr s e :'fas : = 1p5s
schr Jot eeh!ne Dresden. Patterson Whtta Laks, IS
schr Ge1sraee. Morris. 1aketovn. ss m lumber.
s!nt 5i15!: = Ihiocp. Olsen Mnsseso6 80 = LUMBAR. :
sehr Iambsrmsn Williams, aEAaa Haven $50 n lum-s
sehE George Paii0ston Dary. Mustegon. 11o m lun,-
schr Vermont, Eeid, White 1s1e. 10 lumbar. so nj
81 span tan, yandernrrg. Eo1aad. 80 eds wood.
schr Cyn,h'a 6:1don, Atnter. South Haven. sscds
sehn lsl.nd CRY, Ames, Kalamazoo, 200 N .h,ng1es-
sebr hsn,lton. Hod. Cedar RIVERS. is lumber. TO-
sshs W;oR s:d;s = lumber
sthl I hofs Greeley. Iab9uson. Kalamazoo, s. II,
sehr RISE i Dou,m.p, Hinton, Grand Hsvtn. 80 Il ,u-
Sch, hsirn Kent, came,on, Muakeeon % m lumber.
scow Fauy. Qaten, Hannans, eouth Haven, IS eds
seow Appleton, Tutor. kalamazoo. 50 m lumber. 80
fccw Hsondsile, scnoepa,n. Kalamazoo, IS N lun,.
Es;5s Hs;ss g. ssst s % aue
stmr Genet mcnenT1 sno9o1o:. ;anaiic:. T.
, 1865-05-05
OUR DETHOlT LETTER.
A Chapter Of Accldent4-VeA.e5. Passing
Dctrulr--lso rque Excelsior. Collision 0n
I,akA kFtR-StetUhx4.


. DrrRe1r, May 2, 1866.
The movement Of vessels continues brisk passing
thh point, anu n.W and ,h"n learn \ few have not
escsp. d1Rstes the palssxe e&heS wsy. Tha Twin
Sister ia now here repa1Ing damages Of slight n4-
iu1e, occasiousd by lug running foul Of her, Sha
Will take her departure from here today. ii.
The schooner Gem and baIqua Jesse Hoyt arrived
down yesterday evening partta1ly disabled, having
had collision in the Straits. Both had their port
tacks abosEd when tho latter's sails ve,e caught
abaek when they cec.me iou1 Of each other. Tha
schoones's tes. jib-bcom. headGear and cutw2ter
onher qua.ter resldes the loss Of her small boat.
; ceeded en her voyage. Tha Gem Is now fepa,;1nx
/ here. - -.
rived up from Buffalo en- route TO Chicago. She u
since on Fond Eau. Lake Erie. The vestels Il
this antE we're the achoCnff1 a. G. MoHey and James
Platt-the former fs1m Buaio, thu latter from Os We-
however. is II very crippled eond,tion shs il MI
nu' her jihooo, hovspilt, aud entire head gsAr, "a
also her oows con. iderablJ matred up aho Il now
heIe repairing.
Commodities scarce 1t tha set time IN this 10
cAllty yet thought they will hu In Abundance
the shippers OF surh itspies hsTe yet effected but
little sales. This e. steamer Michigan arrived
d1 n. hat her faturo movements are to be- II at
press Mt kept pr rotouudly Sc Iet
The schooner Siaz. Of the NORTH. Capt. Cotton, NJ
rtveo here this morni5g nom OsweRo In leaky coo
encountered heavy VeAther. snd suddenly sprung
nleaE. ms pumpt were kept continually IN motion
ths eat 81 1he way. She has on quantity Of vatex
limo Tor this port. ]. ". T.
, 1865-05-05
CHICAGO LUMBER n1ARKET.

THURSDAY ETKyESa, NAY ].
LUMBER-Recetved, 1. .t42 n i; shipped, .oa n. the
receipts this morning were fAtr, And with stsadY
demand the market ruled frm and without material
change, Sales were: Cargo schr Rose Dou5uan. trom
G and River. IS N rated s:s!p<, ba1ance mixed, at
$3.50. BY Irish Fulltr cargo achr VIM Smith. Hon
ed at $500, by o. BreWster; cargo schE Spencer.
from Mu.kegcn. 50 N Il strips, balance mlxet, At
s17o to asrive. By 6. X. RabeEts ckrzo prop Trues'
del1 1rem MaskeEon. Is N 4 stripe at $780, BY G. R.
Roberts; casgo schf Vermont, from White River. 20 N
conrse mixed rated, at &12so, ard cargo schF Louisa
Ann, from Whit River, 10 same qpaltty. At SIS
both by Colonel Lcomts.
sa1NGLE+Kec.11ed, $1,000; saippsa, 5osDoa.
Market steady Sales we're: Cargo schr 1zpn City. lis
N sawed AS, frcm Allesan. at $3Es4, nnd SL75 for
no. 7o1d BY Carter; 3Qu N sawed AS, per sehr Ver
men At 33.75. .. ....
LnrH-Rece1ved- 1ss eros sh.pp~d,- ts7 aoo- Market
steady and unchanged. eales wers: 20 N per schr
Vim. Smith, at SASS.
Ta quote yard prices as fcl!cTs:
, 1865-05-05
The Captured Union Flags.
fPrnm the Richmond Wht- sqtn /

The Tags, banners and markers captured
from tbe Federal by the Confederate forces
from tine to time, were deposited in the War
Department, packed In boxes. Two months
since these flags numbered three or lou. hun.
drei Of oil descriptions, some very large. Of
fnt silk, and richly worked. When the eva
caation OF Richmond occurred these aags
Fere not removed, and Mehanics' Hall beiag
designedly fired to secure the. destruction 81
records and documents that It was found irn.
possible to remove, the tafs were destroyed
nth TIC cd!Qce. =, -. :.
, 1865-05-05

THURSDAY RYE, Asy4.
The Dry Goods m.rFet 10 fairly sctive, but the rush
which characterized the trSda lsst week. IL new en-
tite!y abaent. There ara no changes IN quotations.
Bincs our report OF yeate1dsy Stocks being large
II p1en!shcd, and obbers now able to e1hib
1t Is ne an assortment there be found this s1ds
Of Few York. We quote: prirts-Aerr:mac, 27G90
Ccobeco, 2s02sk; Pacific, es827K Dunnela 2s :
hichtnonGs, a6; Duchtzs B91H.
0.ughAms-Elinron and L2ncaster, 81; Ko,noke.
Is
Proyn sheetines-standazds. 4.H; aiedford, 10 ::
A9+vAm r, 81; Peppereli r, IS; D'sfghr Al. sak ;
Boot Mills Il, ~; Indian Orchard L, r.
Bleached Goods-N. z. Nj is, A2k845; Wamsusta
10; Bates, 8eK; Walthsn Z, n Canoe Is.
DeniEs-AMcskeag, e; Tork, 60; Haynakers, Is !;
Milfcrds. 42h: Blue Hill, SIN.
SLired d6hirtn.-Amoakesg,s5 IS Uncasvine, g ot9-
Brown Drtus-Boatt and LAcentA, 20.
, 1865-05-05
TIE. suErANA TRAGEDY.

E1ar1r3nr ne rrefs f1r1f first A~COun[E 01 LUG
sn,tsma - d;s.ster ~ annears upou a filler in
rcstIcst,on ~ 1hat thoee accounts failed alto
rether to bring to 1igh. the enormity of the
crime which resulted in this fearful sacrifice
Of seventeen hundred liver. Instead of hav-
ing .nc capacity for thirteen hundred passen-
gere, as at first reported, her total capacity
vas sevcnt5-sI cabin and three hundred deck
passengers. With accommodations for only
three hundred and seventy.sfx passengers,
twenty-five hundred are crowded On noafa o,
her; aud this, too, with boiler which had
not been examined or tested SINCE us LAST
patch. Moreover, at tho time sae lay at
Ticksburg, two large steam ers, the LsaS eay
and Pauline CARROLL the lat1ef oe'ng one sr'' VI
the largest and nnest steamers ., On ~ nsnaas p
sisaippi RiFcr' appleo ~ ..as.nsS.a .no % .;on ~
master ha''ng IN cse 49, sa' .,.a1u ,oa;,;not. .
OF these troops aae su ,,ort,on ~ tnsm' #
means 70 get az ~ h"ndraa ,uaod ~ lint in yain. The
on'y aoa. =. s.ta,oncs M ot the tine was that the
1a,a,n 1esss ~ ~ the snltana obtained them By cor
, 1865-05-05

THURSDAY EVENING, May 4, 1866.


SUBSCRIPTION AGKNOX 5-30 LOAN,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
u Bank Will receive subsc1irt tions 10 the new $50
u. 8. Notes, Rnd paT the tnefxt Eo11 cat8 OF SUI
sc-ipuon 10 the 18Th OF Jnne-
= heae oteA issaed IN dtooEcn 1tons Of 80, $780,
$780, *c0o md s5Docear tnter.st at the rate Of
PIT cent peE and are PAYABLE three year rom
Of aa holder At maturity into tx per cent so 1oe
bea.1og bocds-
Fl set Of Congress they a1n frea IRON e.ste and
Municipal taInt!oa and 6ay1c4 this adya1taSe aEo
tbs best secury for Investment now Il the raaIkas-
tutu!4h tae notes u,Enelate!y receipt OF
c.csss frea G; charge. J. 4. EI2Ib, F1eeidGnt.
II NJ n ERkhi
, 1865-05-05

{ l. cotempora1y OF Sanso1ne temperament
makcs this prediction
..Nou That the tamu1t Of WAT is over, and
Thousands of our soldiers will be soon return
,ne to.their former peaceful ulavocations, a Won
dsrful Development Of the resources Of the
country vii! commence. The manufacturing
interests, protected and stimulated By the
1,feh tariff, Will take fresh start. The
mining business will open with renewed vig-
or. The agricultural districts all oser the
country will be more extensively cultivated,
and new regions in the West and on the Pa
cihc will give up their latent wealth more
1,rofueely to tho labor and industry of another
race OF agzicultusists-our disabled veterans.
We shall produce henceforth more cotton,
tobaeo, rice,. children, sugar, grain,
gold, patriotism, silver, iron, and coal than
ever before, and will exhibit, to the wonder
CT the world, more extraordinary results from
cur works Of peace than even the grand milf
tasy and nnyal resources which war has de-
ra1nTcd
, 1865-05-05
A Now Idea CONNECTED With the Assus-
: R1naEk1n%

"A new idea connected with the assasslna-
ton OF the President Is tlus broached by the
Washington CORRESPONDENT Of the Pittsburgh
Commercial, who says:
assassination there were in the theatcr oyer
i ono hundred persons who Ind direct or Indi-
rect knowledge Of what xas to happen. Ma
ny Of these persons hul victim selected, but
iheiz part Of the murder Eailcd, from the fact
that the person selected to tusn of the sas
cauee or other, failed to perform his part. If
the gus Ind been turned Oft Baoth would
have escaped recogoition. Had Grant been
there he would hare fallen an casy victim.
Btoth did not expect the failure Of the per
eon to turn Oft the gas and. after the deed
WIS done, Ind to mike the most Of it."
, 1865-05-05
HDFUs GHATC3,
{1nANEALY HATCH 4 HTgHIe.t
HpHKE3

Fu. S Ezchange Place, Ecw YORK.
at @cyE1ect Securities, Etotk 1ld Gold, Ep1R4t &3S
told Exclusively on Couniatiea.
HK1nHNNC11:
E.srrs. Solomon gtufGes 1ons, Ca1ccGo, II.
eaes5rs. utnc14eY Handy, Chicago, IL
g. T. Wheeler, Esq, Ch1chxo, III,
l. Z. Mum, E:q,. Chicago. II
G: A. Rogers. Ela:, ChicaEo. II.
Eet2ss. Mex I'M, Bros. d Co., New fork City.
attsts. 9. 4. Tucker Coz Nsw York City.
LII. BAXTER. Esq. Knuand, It. =
Eessr1. LazhTop, 6mtth d Co, OeweRo, ny.
G. u1Ian:. Esq.,. Pre1dtut Eock I4land Halirc4d %
, 1865-05-05
T0k1ng the Responslblifty.

When President Johnson brought before
ILLS Cabinet 6herman's shabby peace memo
randa," )" he is reported to have said: 'Gcntlc-
men, the zroposition Is not deoata5t; and I only
submit il to ask you how It is to be set aslue,''
This hns the ling Of the true Jacksonian
metal. Buchanan eunetdtor and such profes
sional statesmen would not thus promptly
have called the previous question and cut of
idle discussion. johnson thereby proved him
self q true exponent Of public sentiment.
&c did what every loyal citizen did with the
w1etched memoranda "-li!lcd 1t, mud only
wanted advice about giving 1t speedy burial
, 1865-05-05
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

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FEElsHTS-LAKRFR FREr7nTs we're qo!es ana A. nn, ~
Changed. arrangements ware: Stn:s. SfnunS h1u
Swallow h. * 10 ButTatO st $40 B2fque y r. AAsn
corn st SC, yftterdsy afteIr ocn' y. ..,d