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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
Taking a Dandy 10 PlcCes.

A story is related in Paris, of a certain el-
derly dandy, who continues TO pass himself
off for younger than he is by the aid OF some
complicated appliances, and who had recently
engaged, as paiet de chGmbre, young fellow,
fresh from his native village The valet who
had been much impressed by the grace of his
new m sters person, and who had no suspi-
cion of their artificial nature, was greatly
amazed on assisting him to undress, on the
night of his entrance to his new place, at the
work of demolition in which he was called
upon to assist
The coat and vest carried off with them the
beautifully rounded outlines that had shown
to such advantage the moment before, and at
the'unbuckling of the corset the iaunty up
rightness of the dandy underwent an equally
sudden collapse. The withered and shrunken
form being duly wrapped in . dressing gown,
the old beau seated himselfa at his dressing Ia
BILE and proceeded to take himself to pieces.
The removal of the lustrous brown wig re-
vealed a perfectly bare scalp the white teeth
followed the wig, and were carefully placed in
glass OF water for the night The pair OF
gutta'percha "plumpers," so skilfully placed
between the gums and the cheeks were care
fully taken out, betraying the hollows they
had SO eflectually distended, and an artificial
| eye was next removed from the empty socket,
The amazement OF the unsophisticated ser
want had been at last deepening into horror
as he witnessed these successive transforma-
tions; and when the OK dandy, stooping
toward his lower extremities proceeded to
unfasten pair of false calves, the valet,
imagining that his master was going to take
himself completely to pieces, exclaimed, in n
tone Of mingled anxiety and terror, ooh,
Monsieur Marquis pray do leave enough of
you for me to put into the bed
WHAT WE LIKE TO SEE.-We like 10 see a
lady chopping wood for her stove. It shows
that her husband is an independent man,
We like to see man who won't pay the
printer, 1t shows that he intends to keep his
money
We like to see men come into the Office
and beg paper. 1t shows that they have no
money,
We like to see people refuse to subscribe
for their county paper, 1t shows that where
Ignorance is bliss, ts folly to be wise"
We like to see men without money.
shows that there are others like ourselG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
PrOp'r Of New York Laundry,
fglH
@ YES! O YES!

TINHE undersigned is duly licensed Auct oneer
y tor Montgomery county, and will cry sales, es
oneuRs his services, may he in demand.
Persons who have not taken out license will be at.
tended 70, h they violate the law
n B.--Residence 2lT miles southeast ofMIAMts-
BURG, Orders len with JOHN kISER, ir., or ADAM
CLAY, MamIsbuT" on Main street, will he attended
10. Col. GEORGE KlSER.
sugIO-wlWoy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
SIS $3.50
Agents Wanted
$75
$3.50

TNO sell Sewing Machines. We will give commits.
l sion on all Machines sold, or employ agents who
Will work for the above wages, and an exp snses paid,
Address, ID. a. HEURlNruN co,
mldcodtt Oetroit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
NO" uHeTtu ny lHe government " llS superior Az
ynntages make It the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
.gAY COOKE
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. Pmr,Drrpnr

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PiuLADgLPHI1.
May -, 1865.
Subscriptions will be received by
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton
Dayton NatiOnu Hnnk
v. Winters a SON;
HarShman n German;
First National Banlt, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, PiquH;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National bank, troy;
First National Bank, NenIH;
Second National hank, Nenia.
m2Oi3mdw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
NEW STOVE STORE
BOYER & MomAsTEB:.
MANUFACTURERS OF

NOOK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AID SHEET
u IRON PALORS, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES
HOLLOWARE, SUGAR KETTLES. &C, 6c.
Casting Of every description made TO order
Wareroom No. IL Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House.
Foundry on Rayarl street, near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio. BOYER A Nom ASTER.
nOyl7.d6Nu
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GGnhrrnmrnt Anan.
United States
p 80 Ts Q A N!
THTRD SERIES.
290,000,000.
BY authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, tho General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United States Securities, offers to the public
the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and threetenths per cent interest per annum, known
as tho 80.
7-3O LOAN.
These notes are issued under date Of July 10, 1865
and payable three years from that dsein curren-
cy convertible ut the option Of the holder into
q. S. $50 Six Per Cent
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

~ w. '''NA ~
EnJA puAuENN QAVRN
""AD D'AA'A'N NOS'
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are nll the Government Bonds,
from State, county, ant Nncpq iardion, tohich aids
from one ia three per cent per alp to their r1ac
corng to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest ,s payable semi-annuay ny coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold to a,y
bank or banker.
Ahe ihtcfest nt 1880 per cent
amounts 10
P.i "''s O'' a. 30" ""'o'
~, 80 : ,'1
-. ~ :, ~"
A., nS,T,., "" . -1n",' =
|
| Notes OF AL the denominations named viii he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of suh-crpt Ons.
Th" Notes OF tbs lhrd Series are precisely similar
| in io'm and privileges to the Seyen-lhlrtes already
sold, except that the Government reserve to itself
| tho option of paying interest in Goli coin at per
cent instead of 3 ltOhs IN currency. Subscribers
will deduct the intarestin currency up to July 18TH
ot the lime when they .urscrbc.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series of the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-24
Dayton, Ienla and Columbus Railroad
GR NJ E
CHANGE of TIME.
THEE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA coLUMDt

THGEE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
UNUGEE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
for the East as followH Mail, 1865 A. NJ. Co.
lumbus Accomnod ton, 600 p. NJ. Night Express,
1850 a, NJ
ARRIVIEGAT DAYTON.-Night Express, s:O6 A.
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, $50 A. NJ. Dayton
Express 53O p NJ
Trans run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tIcset5 can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on SAmucl W. King, Ticket Agent.
Il W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
mai Cincinnati, Ohio
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29


MAchzINEs.-ihe December number Of
lhe Atlantic Monthly u al hand VITA SUBJ
s'an''ai ana readable ia'-e eicoaien-S. Ill
this nnm'os = commenced a new novel by
Charles hea'e. winch IS 90 oo continued
through Che ye'r The prospectus Of Ibis
magazine lor 1850 contains many attractive
features lcNnor Fields publishers HoS-
OopFf' lhe ia'or''e OF the ladies'. IS ne
ce''e'' i3f Decemoe'' ami Sr1ces onr table.
as ID l'oy .''e- .'al o' thousands %, ladies'
IN 1ne iani. Ne" attractions are offered
LOT iS.o- j -ess l. H. Cooley. Faiaao--
P-'' ''.Ni- - pr. year,
p-" ''->' '-'.a ,9r -''eem 'sr completes
,-e D.s- year NJ ihe existence %. This jr-
'ei'''e 'h'''.'1' as success IS oeyon1rer-
'''' '.'.'.' ''' ''-.'''e . n'c7S- y ln
''v'5 -'''.'''' 60. -.e A'..5 aa' boys
WIZ INV IT, i''..Si'i ~ Iicsnos x Fields
boston q. - PEI year The At'aniic ani
'1's ''Ns arr SEM '''e'''F ,'r s.
THE E-LECr.r. for December. CLOSING tho
last vo'umne of 1865 is ut hand. This
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

Ro8arag NsAs GRAvp Irn7- man
by the name OF Frank stone f,r,,,.,, ~
Delhi, in this county. IS acsassl ot h,v,,.,
robbed a man hy the name orColo rssis,r9,
near Grand Ledge. of abou, SOFA a r,,y
days since. Il seems Cole slent with S.o,o
on the nigh, when the robbery is sunnose1
to have been Commute ami ,.b,n no .~oso
in the morning chanrel his ,sr.oi,o,s
hanging no the pair he hal ,r,~r ~, In.
previous in the room they had oeenpiai
IN the poke. or which no laft tho ,,o,,r
mentioned ao0ye. N. cole aaa~v-,ris
hnding his vale. gone. NJ once srs,..,sl
Stone I'll hava- taken il. and ta-zei oro~-
resting him. doubtless 70 ost ,ha ,,o,e,
back ii posslbla. A DIV mp TWO a.fc~ ri.
Hr Byron sutton. Of this eitv Won. down
10 Grand Ledge. TO arrest Stone for ba,..,..
obtained livery hire orhin unler falls, nra-
tense. and took officer Rowlav with hin, Inv
this purpose. On Nr. Srfron.s maxine
known TO stone his GRAND ami ass1~.ng
am he hal on officer with him tn arrest
nm, Stone thought i. hast - lis~o~-s
rather than De brought to This ci,v m ls-
arrest. and accorliaglv settled with S,,..,n
by paying him sl0o. az the same tino 70
markip- he h.l so.,, =. 80 ,'..'' 'e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

H0R7E sr,Ifv-We cal attention TO the
advertisement of Mr. Morrison, in another
column. who had horse stolen from his
premises i'm Meridian. on last Monday
night u would seem as though some OF
the thieves That have been iuiesting othe-
portions o. Che State tor some time past
have turned taeir attention To this section,
BY The number of deprelations that have
come 20 LIGHT Within few days past; We
woull advise our readers 20 look on. Ton
prowlers aal take good care of their prop
erty.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

Bol7D OF SrsEr Auditors This body
meets n this city to-day. Aside from OIL.
usual business o.. The Board. The letting O.
contracts for The printing and binding. i0r
n.sh.ag stationery, printing paper wood
SC. for the State. wiIi come before them ~
this session..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

SIaFFr IrPl0vENrETs g., LtysrG. Tie
street. grading being done n this city This
season makes an equivalent toa stree. four
AMI quarter miles in length - one hun-
drel ee,la width. These streets ul.l have
plank sidewalks laid on e.her side ofthem
as soon a. the grazing -aal Foe completed.
Certainly tAe residents d. Lansing afe -
tasteful and en,eprsine people
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

N1w BmDGE. ~ ne" bridge = 10 Dee odlli
the coming season 10 span the Cedar river
Of tie head Of Ceilr street. This IS much
pcaIel improvement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

TIE A5ElcrIrrEAL CoLLEGE.-The an
nuai Cllaiogue OF the Agricultural College
sius- been issued tor The present year.
The number ot students iu attendance is
Lightweight. divided up ~ follows
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

This Institution Is enjoying a better de
gree ot prosperity a, The present time than
for many years past, and is exertur a
wider aud more beneficial influence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

w.gns Valuation City AVID 9,-'e ana Total OF
1f W4r.. Waratax e'ul'y r4xs-
ls' Wax, s'-a4lv1 s.,l,se1 ; auas - $ -ss54
- Nri- $4,000 lu P,1lf i5' 5.af-3i 1880 IS
Sl wa, 1919 0o' t.fs1f7i > ;0i 20 gO,3 aJ
$ia Wri.I s1nmoa' BlsI4o e0I0-4 7142ft
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10

FROM TIE Rio GRASDE jas. a:
every one predicted. Gen. Cortina, who
gave up Matamoras 10 Gen Mtjis, and
pretended to eater he Imperial sprv ce
j. again iadulging the game Of revolu-
ton
The Galveston News. of the 23d. SAYS:
"From private 'et.er to q gentleman
Of this city dated iatamoras, April 10,
we copy:
"tortina has pronounced against the
Empire. and several hundred men have
joined his standard No fears are enter
tanned for the safety Of the town, az
Mejia has full confidence in his Indian
troops. aud has sent an express to Vera
CRUZ for some Austrian troops
The letter states that business is eI-
ceedingly dull, and quotes Phillip Al
lens Prints at Is ceats; Quinino 81 %
GSl,75, and other articles equally luw, !,
showing heavy decline il ali suits OF
merchandise This arises from The ac.
cumulnted stocks in Matamoras, and a
gluttcd market iu Taxas
Another private letter, dated Maia-
moras, April l0th, says: II. y. Cortiua
il now reported ten leagues from here Oh
the Monterey road, with from 400 10
LOO men, as various!y reported, and
sonie artillery. 4 force of 500 lnen,
from Caravajal, has taken iamargo.
Our communications are cut Off with
Ca;nsrgo and Monterey. and also with
the mouth of the river Trade is almost
rnined- The excitement is very great
Foreigners are organizing A few days
will develop something Of importance
Still! auother letter says:
"Enclcsed send yoa the news Of III.
4th inst. from New Orleans This place
has been in state of excitement for
several days, causrd by the near approach
Of Corsina aid his forces. The stages
between this city aud Monterey have
been robbed, and on Saturday morning
last they took thirty-ti. fine horses from
the stage stand between here and The
mouth of the river. and ovcrhauled one
stage, relieving the passengers Of all
their money and jewelry.
Gen Mrjia seeing to have his troops
on the alert, and ready for action.
Fred. ~ Galreston Nc,rs, o31.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
lSHINGT0N, ARKANSAS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1865

n. 1665.-To Major Gen. Dix--The
department has received the following
dispatch from Major Gen. HaliccA. com
manding the military division Of the
james Csnby and Thomas were in.
structed some days ago, that Shertaan's =
arrangement with Johnston was disap-
proved by the President. They were
ordered to push on and disregard it, and
push them in everv direction. -.
L. NJ. STANTON.
Richmond. Va. April 26.-To Hon.
F. II. Stanton-Generals Meade. Sheri,
dan and Wright, are acting under orders
TO pay no attention 10 any truce or order
OF Gen. Sherman respecting hostiIities,
on the ground that Sherman's arrange
mcat could bind his own command only,
and no other.
They are directed to push forward re-
gardless of orders from any one except
zen Grant, and cut Off Johnston. re.
treat
Bcauregard has tel-sraphed {, Dan
willie that new arrangement has been
made with Sherman, and that he ad.
vance of the 9th corps WAS to be suspcn-
ded until further orders.
have telegraphed back to obey no
orders OF Sherman. bu. to push 70. ward
as rapidly as possible
The bankers here have information
that JEFF Davis sp-ei. is moving south
from Goldsbors, IN wagons, as fast as
possible
suggest that orders be telographed d
through Gen Thomas that Gen. Wilson
obey n order from sherman. and notify
ing him and Canby. and all commander.
on III. Mississippi t. take measures y
intercept the rebel chiefs aud their plum.
der.
The specie taken with them is estima
ted here ut fron, 100000 10 Sl,3OO,OOO
Signed, ii. a. HALLgcx,
Maj. Gen. CoInd'g.
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
no. 10.
President J Johnson's sea.inea

In the news summary Of ri. at.H
we iind thr followin.:-.-I Er
the Ohio aud Indiana ,irirg-, s.
Saturday, l'r sid-nt johnson
timatcd thar his intended Tai.r. -a-t
be marked BY vigorous puni4f .f
treason. no mercy u The I.stG... WY III
rebellion; but that amnesty an. "a : n
would b. extended TO the MASSES .
We think his inttmatioas yer ...-.ln
indeed. Here arr come cItfAe-5 e-r
the speech aforesaid.
The time las come when IT,. per :.
should b. educated and taugut 10 under
stand that treason il 2 crime tap. .,,ansr;.
and no, Only crime but the l.:snrs: Of
al crimes." Treason mus, be punish
ed a. The highes. crime known 10 the
law f"
"I could say, in the exercise af mercy,
try 10 MAKE the proper discri mination'
visiting The penalties Of treason Oh the
conscious, intelligent, n slradins trsi
tors, and extending leniency TO Tie great
mass OF tie deceived"
1T Is rot promulgatiuG ANY thing
rhar / have not hrretuto.c sail, III ~
thai traitors must De made oa.uu. in.t
t aiiors must be punished snd irlp"yer-
ishcd. They must not only b. pI;..si'ei
tut their social power destroyed"
And | say. after making treason odi-
GUS every Union man in the Govern
ment should BE- rrinunrraird out % the
pockets of those who have inflicted this
great suffering upon the country"
/ This then is Johnson's school. aad
the lessons are that the southern people.
desires to avoid : war. aud only r-sis.-
1 ing i.vade:s coming to lay waste th.ir
fresides. have been guilty Of felony. @aa
should be hung. 4 dao:n which acne
can esca. . but BY creeping under The
shield Of imbecility and insigniiicancr.
) by. it won be lasting disgrace TO
b. paraonsd Very well! Lei lin.
"ery havoc, and III slip tie dogs g
war," and see THAT will coiur Of !: yei!j
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
VOL. XIV.

o..,,r-r COMMISSIONER INFORMAL CLAIMS,
Vttr-1In CONGRESSIONAL DIST. OF Ark, :
,3.,.s,inoton. Arkansas, April 10Th, 1850 }
m. foII,wing instructions and notifications
- +,. Act of Congress approved f4th of
I'm. 1864, providing fOf the estaoi shIne;it and
s,-,n.nt of cIaimS lot certain description OF
t~!nsrtv. taken or informally impressed for the
P'oft ~. ARMY; are published for the infor-
,,.,iop of all concerned:
,yiII attend as hereafter designa ted to re-
,,aivs and take proof under oath, IN relation to
III Iqir,,; in the Second Congressional Distri ct
rArEsn5ls. for forage, provisions, cattle sheep.
i,rs. h0rs .S. nlIl;s, teams and wagons, hereto
f,r.. furuis ned to the army by the owner, or
l.rriof1rs taken OF iniormaly npres sci for the
,.s # tin army. and not yet palI for, by any
al in The military service, or by his order or
5:r.e 5on expressed OF implied, whcth r said
S.;r hr ine 0r staff officer, or whether he
,4a bonded officer or otherwise. and report the
f,a, and transmit the evidence in each case to
% n~op-T 2ccounting ofIi ,er of the Treasury
i.a,r-; ;5h't, together with my opinion to
The 10 = and validity of the claim
Ii. Every claim under this Act shall be
oas'utcd IN writing by rha claimant, supported
:, his oa;u as 10 the Justice Of the same, and by
n. affidavit OF one or more witnesses; and tho
.li,luu shall also state bv whom his property
s5s taken ur impressed, at what time, for what
-arpase. and 1T what price, and shall produce
INV written evidence iii his possession relative
10 he .ams PrOri4ed If the claimant be dead
sfJs greCcaiedby any cause from appearing in
g.rsJ1 proof shall l'r submitted as to the facts
and .he occasion therefor; and other proof of
fhe claim will be taken. The exact value of
;1,pgoprFrY must be r.ovcn, and no specula-
five O. contingent amag-s or value. win be
ass S Il vr allowed.
III. In all c;scs wheurvrr it may be deemed
4,p .t,G- the claimant and the witnesses will
te txIn.H,d orally upon the subject OF the
claim, and thcir testimony recorded
II No claims will BE- acted upon which have
s.s...i silye tlI- Ii:h of June, 1861.
Y Iaa testimony Of the various officers of
c'c a.ny who may have been concerned in the
irt-rss.n,ay Or appropriation OF any property
g. ri nc to y ich claims shall be made will
b. ..a 3: 3st will ;ert4in by what authority
,-s s.uss tax n, for what purpose aud at
waa.,'l-, a-d what u.s. was maio of the Same
]..- aslEs rtak, aud authority of the officer
-,.ilg. dressing, OF Sp2rupristing the sam :
a.. g- .arttrd.
81. iat cases where the proof, in my opin
n = a0l'o iii -i-ns to support the claim aga ainsi
.4- 'sni,actaTc st tcs, nor conform to the di
l',.,.is in lr- IL. The SAM will bs forwarded
- ,..- auditor with INV ,nd0rs-mpnt thereon
,ur lis action.
Vii Ali ri.-ims presented At this Office on Of
,...r Monday 2-th April. iRs;., will receiv,
9nng. ar;.n ntiJn, except when absent in othr
ul... S, CT "hich times and places due motto,
rj. Da given. AL claims presented will b,
.ls.i "a ii the oru-f in which they are regis
..ra. c. B. NEAL,
a-4~ Commissioner Informal CiaiIns
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
HD.-oRs. TRANSMITS. DEPT,

HD.QRS. TRANSMITS. DEPT.
Shreveport, La April IL, 1866.
Gen.Ia! Orders.
No. 35. E...
+ PARAGRAPHS VI. and VII General Or.
i. ders No. 10, current series. I. ". D., il
So amended as TO extend the time for making
app licaticn for the renewal Of the details OF
agriculturalists and of men detailed ~ mee An
les, artisans, CT persons of scientific skill ether
than thos. in tho service of the government.
un. Ill the frss of July. 1865.
H. So much Of General Orders No. "a, cur
rent series. +. n. D., as places the details of
men between ths ages of l5 and IS years, un-
ft for field service. but ft for staff duty. under
the direction OF tho Superintendent Of the Bu-
reau of Conscriptios. is hsreSy revoked. and
all such details VI i'll b~ made by the General.
Of she the Reserves.
BY command Of
General r. KIRBY SMITH.
SIS ANDERSON.
Assistant AdjutAut General.
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas papers pub
lsh fonr times. lO.lt
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
Once Quarter Master General,
State of Arkansas.

Washington, Ark, March 3Ist, 1866.
An authorized to oacr, on the part of the
Il State OF Arkansas..thc following liberal prop
ositon, viz: The State of Arkansas will pay for
good urrchantable cotton when delivered In
San Antonio, Texas, One Half of ITS value
there, Gas exempted Cotton) in Sp-cis: and the
other Half to be paid in State or Confederate
money, at sixty cents per pound All Cot on
ia tran,ita will be protected from Impressment,
As we'll as th' transportation in going to and re-
turning from San Antonio. .-
Persons accepting this o:!er mast give bond,
and get exemptions before starting.
NJ V. CHEATHAM,
eff Or. Master Gen. State OF Ark
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10

Cincinnati. april 23.-The military
commission have ptsacd The following
sentences iii the case of tho Chicago
comspira orS: Bucknor = Morris. Vim
cent ant MIrnaduke. are acquitted snd
will BE- discharged after taking the oath
OF allegiance Chas and X. +. Sr:nsars
are faggd .,;.ii;. sai.tg g 8. ..H specific
and charges; sentence Tie former to 0
years hard labor, and the latter t" 9 ye..rs
hard labor in the Ohio peIi.-ntia-y. The
sentence against Greenfield and Daniel.
j. not yet promulgated.
! T"Nincent ana Marmaduke" is pre-
baby lnistak.. fer Nincen: Maralaluae.
brother Of the Grncrall
War De armeRt, Washing nn- 4ari-
% To .Haj, Gen Dir: III di-yr .-l
dared Mobile, April Is, Gen. taut: Tee
pors as fpllows:
W. find ia Mobil- and is dt.t-.-ns 4r
The vest side OF the bay ovar 4! e-G
guns, large amount of ANN t.9I,
pples Of all kinds. aal aha- .gyc
\ prisoners. lnyrntori.s : are ran
taken, and a report viii BE- forwa
soon as they are completed. The Gu
/ TRY IF cotton captured will probA.,.
reach 5000 hale+-
| Gen Hancock reports tia. nra-fy
of Mosby's cavalry have sai1ruael.
including near Y al his Offices. ux-
Mosby himself
sign ]: T.. j. STANTON.
New York, April 24th.-Iha finys
Washington special says, Mu>rtv sa
cured basis If agreement -.nii.a
that obtained by John-to If tI, it.i,
should surrender; tha; two da. -. i1
tice should b. allowed to submit til
agreement to Gen. Hancock tar ILL., -r-
p. ova'; that if Hancock approv-
th II ten days were allowed No - ..
ct reply from Johnston, ans I La
meantime 10 shirMishing s4a45
place in Fauqier and Ioudor a :.
that if Johnston failed 10 ,urrca.
got whipped. Moseby would So.
On the terms upon which Lee slr-ra-
dered
Washington telegraph., 1865-05-10
The State of Arkansas,

To the Sheriff. of the Csxnti<, Of Sssier, Clark.
Montgomery, Pike, Polk, Seon snd Se5as,ias,
GREErING:
"THEREAS, it appears tha. there il Va
w cancy in the Office of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY for the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
oecasiohed BY tn. resignation OF A. +. Cray
croft:
Now. therefore, l, HARRIS FLANAGAN,
Governor of the State OF Arkansas, by virtue of
the authority in me wasted by law, do hereby
command you to open and hold election in
each OF your r-sPsctvo couniirs, on MondGy.
The Fyfhtetnta day Of xay, 1865, 10 Gil said
vacancy, according to the statute in such cases
nstI. aAd provided -
-. Il testimony whereof, l have here
unto set Hly hand, and caused the s-a
sk&EA OF the State TO be affixed to this writ, \:
%S Washington. the temporary Seat c
Government OF tho State Aforesaid, thi.
le;n day Of April, A. ID. 1885.
Il. FLANA0LN.
BY the Govarror
o. II OATES. Secretary Of State. e-3w