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, 1865-05-23

The rhilaae1phla Inquirer and Prets defend
the Secretary Of the Tteaaury for hia course With
regard to The thlrt serles Of tho Seven-Thiry
Loau, aud deny that it has resulted In falling
In the subscriptions Tha Ia1utrsr sass: -
"Let u. see how the matter sands. Du.lug The
two atst dosf ihs snhsesipons to ihis ;hir series
thus far ial1y ,agd equA! 10 weekly asgro-
GATE Of <19, ,;s3et0. Nov. ii even this raie OF Dis
ttipnt!op, the whola Of this ser,e. of the loan vi
10 easily marketed In ahuut si-!Te1x wusxing
days. The orders for the $50 aud Sltsl notss ha7a
avrrged 2,3l4 dsy. Eoswl,hatand.ne The re-
ma'kshle ,1 rspdsty with which tue LATER part Of
series opens much more prun1atsglY ii IN 1t did.
! be sa.es Of the second seres, Waicn VAS fos.
aiy apsnga to Pop9l1s suasespt9a "a las :atss Is
~ during tie week sndiEg Apr! s. ta6aa.2s,
sseS ssd,ns e M Aptl Ii 5s ,ap Hses sadtg;
Thus the Highest dsl1y avcta:s sa!es - rs a5s}
Of the secoEt series through The month OF April
feH orer Ac!f million aoila. shost OF the open
to Tic handsome total OF 81 ~, ,3Lo. Until ntarlJ
ewo-il1fdR OF the ln1lte second sertss (af $780,
COG " had been dispos.d Of, The highest average
formally in the tnafEet"
In Cincinnati, Eaatern exchange Is steady At
beG75c prem. buying nud 1-10 7r:ua., selling.
Motley is plenty at &C 10 per ccnl ptazaiu
In St, Louie. money Is reported to be plenty.
1uG Aas1cIF e4Cuhose Ii taeE AS p1E euj4s " -
prem. fe1's1g.
In Milwaukee, huBlness Is very dull, and the
monty markes ia e1sy. Estszu exchange Is
bteady at par buying aud 4 prem. selling.
-The Galveston Ntws reports thu corn efGp
good, but The tugaF crop will b. short. At New
Orleans the holders Of cotton were demanding
an advance, and exchange on New York was }psr
cent premium. ~
jim Pittsburgh oil stocks were moro active.
Sales On the Goth were at the following quot1-
tons :-csntrai Basin, 70; Oil Creek and Cherry
Run, e. e5GF4t5; Tar, Story and Cherry Run,
70; Nerchants', soi G3o; 1s1tchie, 81.
OIL Stocks do not seem to rally fso.n the gen
eral depression expe l1enced With the fa!l OF gold
below $50. Tho Philadelphia Frtss Of Saturday
last taJs:
Whether the expectations Of holders have been
too txtravreart, or not sufficient time elapsed ns
Jet to accomplish a more thorough Development
III The terrltlEy Of many Of onr local comp 4nIee,
oil shares IRE proEoE1nglJ low, and the lenjoucY
IA % ep them at Nero fraction. Tho true
can:e howtser, Is that ths wells ar. mol yielding
n: IN paying quantities. aai rn.ll we hear os
stEikrs tlat low ont daily the crude aytcls By
the hundred harrc:r, we nay expect stocks to DO
"es1ikee," ard it requires tfg oue to be lclt In
the STOCK market.
, 1865-05-23
From REV ORLEANS.
Matters In Gen. CRnbyss Department
and the saNfC,

ISpcc1nl md Exclusive Dispatch to the Chicsgo
TnhuDe.l
NV ORLEANS, MAJ IL. via CIEo, My 81.
Maj. Gems. Candy and ostcshaus, with
their Chief Of Staff, have just arrived from
Mobile. but will, it is presumed. return soon
10 direct still more active movements In the
field.
Yesterday, Capt. McClosky, Of, Dick Tay-
lof's army, arrived in this city with some SIX
horses, t~o Of which belong to Gen. Taylor,
and arc at Dr.. Eliiott's stables. had a cor
.yc.sation this evening with cClosky at the
st. Charles Hotel, and he states that he has
rtccivtd from Gen. Candy the Necessary doc.
umcuts to proceed up the Red river ualaf q
n2e Of truce, for the express purpose of con-
reying Gen. Taylor's family TO Ne~ Orleaus.
where they will join Dick TAYLOR himself.
NcClosky thinks that Kirby Smith has
considerable blow about him, but no real.
gtnusne stability, and IS Of the impression
that 80 soon as the Federal army makes. is
appearance In lllat re:ien that ''Old Kirbyn
will either surrender or skcdaddle to MeSi-
CO Ta:her than die In The t'last dltch.n
, 1865-05-23
RECONsTRUcTsoN.
From North Carolfua-& Union Party
PREPARATIONS far 1keAEoFtuC the Gfntt
10 the UnfQu.

NEW ToRK, May 1a.-The Washington
sp. cisl to the New York Tines says: " rhe
delegation Il ON North Carolina, now In the
city, aesett that the party known during tile
var as the eonst rsatiro party in that State
Vas in rca:tty composed masuly Of Uu!on
mrn, who we're compelled t. assume the
gui5e Of opposition t. the ultra ad.ocltes a1
secession, ind that two ycaEs ago G.y. Vance
YVES elected ~ his position q. u professed
representative Of that patty, bat that be be-
tflycd those who placed him tn power By
Incoming the tool OF JET. Davis. The fest
ton, vii be tic appointment ct O military
GoyeIuor, under whose call State Conren.
tlon shall meet md devise measures go- the
1rorer a11lIdment Of tie State Constitution,
and the tlection Of State officers and mem-
bers of Congress.
NEwBEn.,, siay 1s.-Those citizens who fed
to The interior Of the s ate when our army
entered Eswbern ars now returning to pay
their taxes to tie United States Tax Commits.
s!oner, and obta.n possession Of tacis prop
erty, updtr President Lincoln's Amnesty
Proclamation. They a-e good c'ass OF pao-
pie, WHO have taken ID stock, As general
ihIEg, In the rebellion.
Elevtn tons Of documents and archives, be-
longing to the late rebel Coaf: de acy, arrived
here from Raleigh last n1sht. under q str pg
guard, and Will 1e,ve This morning for Wash.
Ectou, where thry vflt be rxa.nsaed.
L letter dated Fayetteville, Ma; 8, says
A few days ago the 1Iayor aud Commissioners
Of this town appointed a delegation. TO pro.
csed to 7yi1m,1gt1n to procure supplies for
Tie .Gesti,ut. Of our town and surrounding
county, not exp citing however 10 get them
without pay. The result Of their trip was
that On last Sunday g boat reached us laden
with 81, 900 or 5000 rations, cmb :ac!ng
bacon, heel, 1our, con meal, r.cc, crackers,
Sc. 1t would have interested yon to have
scsn rs was chfrs the cor2m,ssary door oper,
60 thu: VIC could get a SIMPLY.
! will 1oeLtiul here that there MAS much
opposition to the undertaking By the broken
down notwithstanding that they wnultf
Lare nothing to do with the "iofeFnal Yam
Ee:s''-- but Wenld you be1'eTc ftsfof course
NC would, for We know 1hem,) they were
Among the very tirst to rush in With their
bag. nrd baskets to be supplied With Yam.
kcc gifts.
Gen. Hawley trea'c3 our dcic.ation With
ths greatest kindness, as did al! others while
u Wilmington. and natwi hstand.ng We OF.
jc1sd to 1aY for The boat lead, he would not
.ec+i.c cent. Our reople are under lastiu.
obligations 10 him for this great Mror IL
tirnr ii netd, and 1t will have good effect
The c:;i:trs Of thIs md surrounding eoun.
lies have bten sapp1i:d. fo7 th. past few
Gays, with Government Aorsts and mules,
lor the purpose Of raihingn crop the coming
EeaEOn.
, 1865-05-23

2 IL
We recently expressed the view that on
recons;rucling The State Governments of ths
South, Ii. rirht Of suffrage should b. ..3rc1
10 all, whether white or black, who had no,
horne arms for or hf1o Office under tbs re
bcll,on, aud who had horne arms for th,
Union. Or Who could read mud write aad wc.,
sclcguppor:ing. It was not our Intention I,
exclude any loyal men Rto hare heretofore
been rottrb, but only to apply the
rule to those to whom the sut7eage is 10 bt
extended. The fundamental political fact Q!
this country has been its progress toward q
more perfect and wise distribution Of
The right Of suffrage. In Easland,
lhS b.e.king down OF the rot,
leu borough system illustrates this truth,
In France Napo}cuuis1a rules by suffrage, how.
ever imperfect. in place Of BonrboaIsu. which
ruled ny divine right. In Italy the same
1rnrcss is going Oh. In the radical dls.olu
ticn Of cid expressions connected with slavery
: Which Is now going on in the Unitcd States,
It would he wonderful indeed If no progress
were being riadc toward more perfect sui.
fssc waen tic question forces itself upon US
in its mot formidable form. viz, whether
-four uf..iou- Of na::se-born cItizaas of the
1?,,ufd Sfstc& aud trrlr naste ttv fo-,,var on.
..n H. !. 1clut,d from The r;rht n rot,nr ~: ~
r.o,,,f - If ,,rv ou.ltacatfou nf ,,rone,1r or
81 totcl,;rrrcc
If f. o,isc.t1 u,at The antaeon.s,n hrtwcen
4hc " ,,,;es md blacks q. the S1uth is - cneAt
that tho fo,,.cr vii! peye. consent th.t 1hc
1a;ter should lsyr the right to vote. gut It
Ia Ecc.use Of this ysry antaconism that I'm
L,scks uu.lt III cou4n,on uulcuse. 10 hsys
t1,e ,ir,,t. Were :hcre no eueh sn.a .ontsm
4,,cre vor1d b. 9cse r,curds to ronce.ye tb1t
:he whites mnht oppress the: l1acts hnt
With eu"a a prs.esist,nr autacon,sm a.. ~
certain. In ailyanco. that '1he whites vii, cn.
1,..s 1he 1,;acts n,i1ess tAe latte, = ~ daf.n !,
IN ,u..lves through thr riebt oc sufr,nos.
G,vc the negroes or some nnrtion NJ tt.n, E :,
,irnt ~ s,:t:raer. and the nost nsoro.hatt.a
no,.Jc:un Of LIE South VII, bccin r. .asrsss
4hem In 7mbl,c mret,nc. IN INIT ~ +ha,,
ro,ex "a , m,,n. nf ,,,we- .,a ~: =.
;lr;r r},1,,. IA n n,tans ~ secn,,nr w.. e.
rotcs Thcr vii, rrnv,ac fcr tbs c1s,.tt,a
nj thf ,3atls. nnd r1ro them n~,tsct,,n ~
II = 1,ws ard ,,ctore The eour,s e. t,,r1r - ~ ~
tons 1ns ,.,c,nrtx-
~ thc t,h.r land II 1be t,,,.ss +. a,+,,,d
"a far, ,h. xn,;r,-s In ~. ,o~,n.t;.rsf -.
o~.s,,,,,,;o, ,,S ~ ..aa,,It,os ~, ~
, 1865-05-23

tf3Vt9 {11o O4eFt14HI 3Ef E.I
iGc afsts1eton. ~ th- fsost On TIA night RI The
Hh Instant 9ss been suhl.cs tnas tbs pFssa OF tAd
es1tH hrnd td vry 'rsfI = ttr~ thu. Ta. -1ot
teEsL -. nnMeFers ssstR- Geld i s.rm: ana the
ING 4" i"kN'geneTt tt- graoe crop 10 thss region
~saa mst tally 'sestr II By thu iate fseeza-.4e
oetts1epte, The MI h4rpaaog si1c4 tbs cultura :f
e1hast tstRan on ii. Trs nj txIr sv. 70 >c. IN,
sa.n ktpublc2n says tho frost was tca Mt destruc
fsfrze s'E y:.Is ago: aad at tn f1uis4 lsrks md
eu Iii. tuKe1sd iusfrut1Y. Th4s ne co1ptstns con-s
item e1pfeEa Tho opinion that sns dsstruesion u not
coz plett.
the 17tn- sAss. II last wthk VIC conkEasah ~ Gus
IeAde upon lie excellent nrose' c. tot ftuis and
wheat. In TburtdsY nls hovss,r. tross +. lupoa
syss,,hinx.i q! puna.. ebert = gEs - :na sP9es
beAt f.fMf99 Ia TuacsF-wAa astasss II taAt
ta1 xetst cop vii ku1sf 1-ycteET.
The AshlAud Tlppeg, AshlAn1 county Ohio. On t1n
, 1865-05-23
And nc havc The grand total. ~, 80 c5i q


lotai..-....+...-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI
1t will be bo1no in mind that In n5lnz the
sLoye tfgurcs, ne arc speaking Of the moneys
Fd1l cut by The Government during the Tar,
on ace unls allowed. sud for which variants
have netn issred. 1t will h. years before tt
Is known what the rebellion has cost this
people, Claims aud certificates Of Indebted
MISS issued by dispnrsIng officers and nscuts
OF the Government will be presented, ths
owners Of which will hare to prove their fsal:
y to the Union du:iug the war, and the end
Of this 1s far distant. It is not ll.tlc s!ngu-
lar tta. with the increase Of expenditures
there has followed an almost correspondent.
incfease In TIE regular reeoutces ii the Gos-
ernment, those on whieh 1t depended in ordi-
nary Times, and II Is tae mare stnEula:: when
World tend more to fmEovcrish than Increase
item, Il thes sic such as come directly from
the pockets Of the people, without an eautva-
lent return. But Q. tits, As well ns somc ota-
~cr items OF Interest, shall have occasion
again to sneak
, 1865-05-23
EE9|1A TENNESSEE.
Capture Of Gov HAfrIs-KallrcndC Con-
n.ctIun 10 Chattanooga.

C1xc3SSAT1, May a2.-The Commercial 8
Nashville dispatch reports tie captur. Of the
1cbel Governor Har,ii, Of Tennessee. Six
hundred thousand dollars, belonging to the
Slate Treasury, tho State archives, and all
tie State bonds hayc been captured.
Tie published correspondence between
Gov. E1owlloT and the officials OF the Chat
tsnooga Ilall1oad shows that the rolll1 z
stock OF the n ad Is In good repair Ut Augus-
tn, including twenty-five locomotives, The
roed to Atlanta WILL be completed about the
let cf June-
, 1865-05-23
sUptcR1PT1ox AGENCY 7.3o LOAN,

EEEOAD II AT10YAI BASK or CHICAGO.
This Bank ui rrcfiss sub p Ions to tbs par $50
Tc'ir1un TO the 1Sth Of fu'Y
Thet. notes ele issneL IN denori alous nf 30, s1co
!5o q eco I'D !, 10; hfaT in'eref: TIE zs:e 4
ne opon II the G0vt r n nj, pr ccat ia god I'D
s.e psE ri ;hrss ysa,s o.. 1stb e ;ul7 lb
i1to Per eeat q god baking no d. -.
, BY act Of Ctn.r.ss they ere ftr- f.om 6tate Acd
Fur 1cleal ta1st n. Sud having this advantage nrc
tic best 4ccuIify fF fnse4!1ea: now iu thta .Tk4t
We allow the susi rat" rf = p~r cent commission 70
Tie no1ea viii b. realty f~r delivery a.ont tho 1st Of
June. J 4. KILLS. Hte3iG mt.
, 1865-05-23

T President Johrson gives hint that
Will send ctld chill through some }. the
State prisoners now in our hands. He says
tie mod, ;attnn Of the scnts nre Of thu Iud!.
ana corEpirators Was no precedent Of his
own, but simply carrying ont the wishes 81
Mr. lincoln. The Day Of clemeacy 10 arch
4taIftre Is
, 1865-05-23

,a1iss 6nt st previous aao'dM M 5,s:a :: = =
fales Of ahs1t ~ y n -. = ~ = 4 eboic. Rs1
-, is -: ~ :; j t5@ s 81 e. ;rpes IT,
my. = aai i ieT - ~ a7 !o2s50 f,r family .nd
ttafss tor ncr rssns, Y 1e1rn e. aa taS
Corn Ma.5 An nok tporIge fds srn du Al E9 S3-o
as 'he . h.. ,os 4 s; ~ IS
nEs Fouz. bo wheat. T. %. hu Corn, and slAa M
, 1865-05-23
RUFUS HATCH,
CcKNkSLY EA1C1i. h UCGuM,1
HrF1EvEt%

No. SIS Exchange r1sce, New YoIL
aoycca1ent eecrtttt,s, Stock nrd Gcld, Fought An4
Sold Exclusively On Commission.
KxYxRKxAca:
il HnscA Solomon sanrxrs T. sons. Ch;Sssc. IL
AsssE1. Auics:ey 4 ia1Gy. Chicago, LII
c. r. n :eelez, Eq 4 htcA-o, Ill.
V. L. j. Mum. Esq. EhiCa. Q, u:
C. A. Rogers, E@Q Chicago. III
Mes4ss Bonn.i, Haley y ca, New York C!ty.
ltess's Mckln Prpa. Z Co. Nes IoEf CtM.
II. Ii Ba1er. Ex7 Rn,iaad: "
Nc e7s Latkror. Smith Co. Qswego, H.Y.
d, D1!anf, E1q, P.e1ldenz kock leland Railroad Co.
, 1865-05-23

The Amnesty F'roclasaatiou.
New YORK, stay 92-The Washington
enecial 10 the Herald says: 1.-THE new an
1lrs1, plo.lamation will apply t. all WAp do
not 3yatl themselves Of President L!ns61u's,
aud viii he more strict In Its PROVISIONS"
, 1865-05-23

The Lumb Der Trnde md High Freiah,s.
The Lumber trsdc In this city IL suffering great
1y at pretent in consequence OF the high rates OF
trc1ebts whIch eouttune ID he charged by the r.t-
roads leaf1ng westward. When gold was up 10
as. tho railroads sdvarced their neights accos-
dinghy; butuow gold Is 1870, and 60 reducuon his
taken place. As lumber IL now coming d6 IN the
Mississippi river in liberal quantities, Chicago
merchants haze to compete With LUMBER men from
the Upper MisstAsfppi streams ior al Of tho Iowa
and Missouri and ]aree portion Of the Illinois
trade; but the present rates Of freight are COM
plete embargo On movements here. It'll blind
policy Tor at concerned Reduce thu rates 10
reasonable fsuscss AID it will be better ~: tao
lumber lcs;eEs and manufacturers q we'll - moro
profitable to railroad STOCKHOLDERS,
, 1865-05-23

New YonK. May ea.-Thc range of Gold
today has been 130@l3l1{, and now Il p. my
stands at tho highest quotation. The market
has been unsettled.
, 1865-05-23
Our Great Capture nt Aucusta-The
Savannah kxlvxrs

NEw YonK, May aa22.-Tbe HraiTs Augusta
[Ga.) correspondent Eiy1s an account Of the
occupation OF that city. G-n.' Moltneur, of
New York. took f3emsl possession on May
SIC, ,000 Oo0 \ oI,h Of ordnance and 0 her rebel
s'uzcs, and S45,0 600 IN bullion. A Part Of
, 1865-05-23

JET Davis eWcie train was captured, and
$I65 OOo Of gold secured.
TIC Savannah River has been opened to Sd
vsppab, and railroad Communication from
L'u'eville, KY, TO Charleston viii so,n BE-
complete.
, 1865-05-23
HOWARD.
The Seizure Of tho Pi.tsturs E.rex7e~
rfcESlxike Of the Lager Bver S. tiers.

rfeE-Slxike Of lhe Lager Bcer SttIers.
4 settlement Of the cases Of tic thirteen
br.wcrles in Ailcghany City md Reserve
Township, Which we're seized By tho United
States Collector, has been et:ets.i, by the
taxes alleged to be dnc the G .yc emeEt, and
the costs incurred in the prosecution Of tie
cases. The following is the amount, c3e'u-
sire Of costs Of p 'osecutinu, ASST ssfd on each:
Sebastian Hald, soo,l93.74, incluahg q t1nc Of
$50; King s oher, $2,o54 including
fne OF $500; n. Tecbrdy. $g47.53
J. Girptstsh s. Co., $5D; Lutz
& Wax, $780, o; Jthn. HosksWcuder,
$1ao5o; Anthony Hcfman, s4s7 .:s5; conrsd
, 1865-05-23

r. II is eource of satisfaction to learn,
as We do by telegraph this afternoon; that
the fuencious rebel Governor of Tennessee,
Isham G. Hnr-1s, has been captured, with Fal-
pab.o State Documents. Brown!ow will be
delighted, md the cause Of sound loyalty
eubseryed By what will presently ovc-taze
In
, 1865-05-23
2ounnsc Of Grent britain and tAS UoAea

A. The htknntns of our ITO be. the founa<6 o1a'
ed Ia h. Uni. I'd atases eoasEdssa~Is in s5eess
Ct tna totaI o*nsd IN tae En.:eo kiuzhom Of Great
Hf tko- Thef 1lfns OF Which 70 10 >ed IhA ceprs1-
sion 10 III a! ping nteE II tan yaata had ocen
HcEe 'hAr Itpt- cer snd ih1 st ahip OWL
b.l1Aln ioE he !sss yea: tbs pr.v'oas tass
sinEt ON wss shcaA Ct u, SAD tae LIST 5eAs muas
pains e present tn M. eoaaeeoa tho rtattve tod
vas sapreinacy, the tosAls IN sach neiog taken
, 1865-05-23

Our market opened rather quIet. but before tho
tIosa tteTe Was consi.t fAs3n .nttu1:fnn, ant oh
buyers ard leers exhibited sh.n tns 1.usl Do
GIr. Ct cpnndeu.e. j fora this -t8nt YVES REACHED
Mbte A!e!. Kan 'c..nsd &c. aaa amber icatg.n 4e;
No. tr.d sba,h !fm tt.,nE s.e.ty. with n d
Msnt. Tic ter2n1 for x.noe+ Mich1ssn sA4 iar1ely
cortaed 70 4htFp. ~, sn1 tns bl:x 'rntt, ss.cr1
Aeyt te'd the!r EtsWs Ac d'n,n11& ths luot.t9ont
and e4< or Two c.s. oes .tn hu?nl.d-'hs rite
1arce.
C1rn was not In FcmAra. Ttes.E:ss s,!e Of +,0o0
ntcesitef Of ruTAfs sad tda. there Inquiry.
The otetif FA*et~ quite .i7esz'-
not hear fEy ouersl. 10 a.t4 n.7s nav4nc.l tn Il
hasn tronx ut out asf q1 .1tttE.
There T. NJ dem orr3e OF barley. aad plcea ara
, 1865-05-23

Even 0ildom repuliates. The Assassin.
Careful inyostisation By Government dctec.
lives shows that Bcoth never owned any oil
psopec-ncvef made any money that way,
thus deepenlbs The danuing proof that the
funds he IVES 60 lsy.sh with were rebel btool-
rncrey
, 1865-05-23
Gold,

C1Hc1EEAr1. May 23.-The III Jdison House,
at Madison, Ind, was destroyed By fire ut
neon to-day. The contents were saved.
Loss not stated,
, 1865-05-23
TIE NkTIUNaL DEBT AND IT'S
EEfECkSs

The New Icfl Commercial Adpfrtiser II re-
plying 10 Terent article IN this paper er-
GtleG The National Debt and its Effects. ~.
i~vs dns.,, q rar{rtr of c,,e-t,rt ,,ro,,oe;tInn.
npon political ccoronr, some Of which arc
$500, - nn;rs .,.. ]a,,a",. a..s1 -: ~
~ W. " "'>.4 - "t1e t.e eA@0pAe
lpH tsrEtE q. eo?:!sl otpesct On tne a:rou1t
81 ,he cn1e.ann,,S 'oa'es u 4a'os Ii INC nAnos
Iris IL i,,rn.r,r4. n dcso.s +,e -+,t,1
<ntclM Of n eou,,nun; =. rhc ,r,n,, rc,n,t.1
Includes on]r &c much of thc total wealth 90
la ,,nc,nn,rraa and scct,nc 1nrrstnc,t
Again:
subtle .bc demand flor cspi.a1,,aepends On tho
80. :. ..-e.,- -,
.,rc. 4, r,n-3ar 49,. ~, r. sas.,ana,,as 'I
sa.,.os ,a,a'a.1. -s. ~. -. 49, .
49, se,aaa. - 49,, t.. .sasi.- ~. ~ W." ~. ~ ~.
n,.,...,,t ~ ~ 80 W .Ae
amount u laeor tntn!ptoi*H.
s'The sypE o. ! b1r depends On the extent os
tie pnpu1uon or the tounfry.''
This is not true.6 /: The supply Of labor de-
rends On The cxtcnt to which the population
are unemployed.
"~hse the dsmacd for labor depends On tae
4a1Se "a'ca seeks tae a'o o. 'aoos1o
Tte J.,n,,;, for ,,,,o, dsn.,a. ~, ~ "a +b.
e<ccss of car,ta, nnenn,orod 49, 1.ho, m.
cnn,oxed fr,~ m, I'm sa-s.
t:I5 .he preoelipr h. fhe trne 1avs fb...coo+ro1
the .atcf Of iu'sret a,d waper ii Is er1aect that
@ 1e X 1.ts u mo Tafes VI" ~ e.,
prodacitres.est II t.e inenttIEs il wotch capital
Gu t eoployed IL the Un'ted statee aad ~ Ea-
uoes6,s for ~ ths e esI;o, Inens a iahoe o''
This Is }..~r;p,, tle nu,s1ion mr. ra+her IT.
esn,,c, n, ts,a tsa+ ..fnturr ra.cs nj joteye,t
eni, w.9,. t,.nrr,a nm III. nroarctireoes, of
f,,,,.+r, .,,5 ~ ,,,.a,,, rhan ~. - ". w..
i.u.sts :sho eap:'a,. "nea my are 1ne la5'
1ne terms .xDn.ss tlr ea,ne th,nr. aud henc.
4,,e later cannot ar,x,d m, the farmer. But
v1.,t r.. a1ieep il Tint }ndr.t7r and canlta,
vii; bs no;,e NM. ,,-cd motive i,v W. cont,D-
nsr,.r of ,,at;one, drh, Than nv It's in,neii-
- .a,s.,naa. ~ - ~ H.m,n.~..a1 s saa..i..~ r,;Is
n.t.sa .,,st ,,as,,,oa r. s.s.r,s.
.',.. ~. ~ ~, .s. ~. =, .,.,,a.+
On orr Sstiossl pcl; 10 ase Der re- csnr, viii depend
on ,he 94e of ptonsE Which s.pit !! car be made
- isso esp, aa1 na. ~ tee eea.ea ssaes
AZ laut ~ VIZ BEL "naeeses nas W % Aue
1a'es o. interest q O. p!ont On eapnI olast-
WISE invested, tie National ocnt oens me
highest etcrri:y s1d noet exch3Dgcshle mist
always during ,eace bear the lowest rate OF
interest 0. my Investment This being so
whether other lpi' al yiclds ten or twenty or
thirty 1er cent Jtle average on the 1ggre-
cate Of The nations capital, according to the
census Of 1sGo is about tWcniy.seven per
cent per annum) still it must yield far more
thsn nc pAy on the national debt, and hence
n
, 1865-05-23

Death OF n Southern nF:x.Ecnator.
uCa1sv11Ls, Ala, Msy aI.-Hon. Jero
C,cmtn np, cx.Un'ttd States S:n s.or from Ala
i.aE.e. died at his rctidrrcc In tnls city this
morning, at ha1Epaat scyen, Of congestion Of
1hn lunns
, 1865-05-23

-ss+tsessss.ss - %
yFnOl.-There Is s.a,fY moi. < doing. and nr,c..
sre nominal. Wa continue ttuato comiusa to b.
Hs:95'c
-WnDD-Tradels vary notass, and We qao..:
Beech. as5 esra, ~ .
Ahpfa, dry 4 cocu .......,,,.... Il Il
Haple, Erten," ..,......,,....... =, n .
Pt1te per ........,......,,, G757i
Al
, 1865-05-23

WT The North Carolina conservative party
claim to haye been true blue Union a1l the
whlc but that they were betrayed By Gov.
Vance. Il is believed that the work Of sesto1a-
,tion IL Moth Carolina will be speedy. a
delegation Of lts prominent cltizsns are n3w
In Washington. -
, 1865-05-23

tw English sportsmen are beginning to
name their race horses alter the famous bat
tie fields OF our civil war. Among the names
Of lasor1tes nc Ind these Of Chattanooga,
Richmond and Antletam
, 1865-05-23

good security. In. Other words, 1t tend. tn
bring AL capital nEteris pari1uy doWn to its
oTn leve1, which Is. two OF, thrse per rant
lower than the average pcr cnn.ape Enn,a hr
1 on the Bame .bnlk of. private d&hts. Ind.oa
every MN knows that he would lend n,
these Is coilate1a1s ut lower rate of fnteraat
| than on any other secueity. Yet ,ha ~,
nserrtal denies thas q low rate Of interxs. st,n,
u1ates manufacturing and o11i.r fudustrv
"Low rates Of interest do not et;mu},t. mann.
.actnfes-cn nc conffsFy they check them, b.
srerser rste Of nrot Shich angstrv 1eaestes .be
SCI erid1nt that when iElust'y only yiclds i've
9nstr1 III nj be Gn 1ae Gapi employed. In
When 1t Yields tn peF cent ner Snnnn 81 m
eop,ta employed"
1n may oe very ingenious, but the ia It's
NC "nou5 IL @ar With 1t 30 far aa It would
eno 70 a'soe the coe11stence Of hIgh nsuu-
~ SECURING industry and high rites Of interest.
n"s sA'est manufacturing counties are
.aoos u WINCH rites or Interest arc lowest
rf7aee, brlsaum, Psussia and New
'oA S't! anu New England The countries
t.N1eu "nese fates ol Interest range at from
talee ano 1our 70 SIX and seven per cent,
uauulActu1e lof tne world and especially for
sou.n -a@eHea, Africa, Australia, Turkey,
Sslaotusas aaa Inc East indies where the
isteSo' interest range at from lite, 10 flfty
pe9 ecnt Ills not 60 much the h!eh rate Of
mon1 as Inc secnaty and pcrmaucncy OF 1t
nas att1act 10Th labor and capital Hence
ooaa 1aoor ana capital abound mos. where
o"1h 1a1es OF interest nn3 Of wages are
9Doleo 1T the lowest prices, but
NC most Ereure. Singular Us 1t
may seem 10 the Adx7f1ser that cotton mills
, 1865-05-23

D Whatever may be said Of sudeli, who
refused To mingle Ills hypocrttical tcars with
tie genuine sosrow. In wslch lie Vas invited
to participate, ut the Lincoln funeral In Paris,
1t 1nust be conceded that lie ehoTcd more
discriminating taste iu declining than the
man did who Invited lin.
, 1865-05-23

1s;r Vs. III It en III ,rs night nj. teE1 N
W - s"h ye,y sescN I'd de.tz7etita 1.e%-.
= ii ana peaches, Va d, rot think, n11tes!.1lT