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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

20" 10 March, is4I, when Gen. J0hn
A. Dix. was member Of the U. 3. Sea
ass from New York, be made use OF shs
Relieving language. Now, probably be
would advocate the imprisonment; or
sssh1ot dead on tha epos,n any pers
sen making use Of saeh language. De
said:
ftsIS. President regres 20 hear either
disanion, OF eisil war spoken of IN con-
meet fsn with this measure Bot repeat
the fornsey Is 60 be preferred 10 ths letter.
In wass wagea wi&h fSrsign Bcoussriss,
asplosabla ss thsy almayg ares there are
sslne fruits whieh atDFe, in saight as-
gree, for saeis accompanying evils.
Bot esvis suaT has no afaalsaTatsosfs'
Il il pare, aamixed dsmaEalisasions u
sasssofxes ail nasigral aad domestic tzos.
Il rrsdxrs ssiAshnsss more odiouss ny
.wessashe il 90 haired ard 6rualty. The
after 9uneraaiass which Feaps the haasaT
haxsess ei iasas1inc war, y sSsscaly asss
To be camsnisaFasa than tha4 by whnss
haaas sas psisonous seed 10 sowa. aaasss
gzs les ssan sAsss, sgsaia be- aAs sviis q
|asssaiam.Y 81 is
Ig civil was wss 10 distzssefal - lilH
ssssss, mhas has oasusfea sinss ta eAanse
hia opsa5snss HAS ~ AiA5of~ assnazsAks =
commission auYthiBg % 90 with i J
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
STICK rHEs IN YoUR HAT And KEEP
ITTnERE.

The following confession vas made by
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2jsh of April, in which be Exposed
the eorruptness Of Lneoln's aduiaistra-
ton: :
aTuE GENTLEMEN MUST RE1iEN-
BER THAT IN TIE FIRST YEAR OF
\ REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRHNCuAlENT, THERE IS lNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD in TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
As MUCH Us TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or TIE GOV
ERNsIENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATl0N WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
.oF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

tn Euwhra Uenuls, OF Haukt3ah,
sent sBrickn q Thanksgiving turkey
weighing % or "a lbs. Ed. named the
animal isBen. Butler" and wrote to Brick
that he bad tyranized over his poultry
and chased womaa ani chiidren long =
nough. Pomeroy confesses TO the receipt
Of ssthe beasts and promises to pat bin
In as bot place ns his eross-eyed name
sake will End when fFfe's Gtful dream 10
ever - korfA Eora 7taaes.
~ The penisentiary works 81 Fort
Madison have changed hands. Messrs.
Hale, Davis & Co. have bought ont the
interest Of Ninsefbotham q jones. aud
propose runaing the nsaebine.--G Gale
Cfty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

e. 81 declare upon nv own resp0nsi-
biliGy a. Senator that the libertlea Of
this country ars IN QveatsT danger TO day
from the eosTasplsoss, dad frosH sAs pref
AgAcy pvnc5tcnd sss ths nassos@ dspaIf-
MEAS a6 shs Geussmsssi, fhag they srs
Yoas ~ ss5sesg ts fhs apes fsI6. .s--J.
r. HzIx, Hxp4i6licsa Ssaatov fFess N.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
ais Inaugural address
THEN ON THIS,

ssT ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. p
Liucoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Ans Irishnaa was sammsned foF.
refusing 70 pay doesoE'a bill, whea be
was asked whg b released 10 pap r
: aWfal for shplsll pa1 ~ spia Paddy /;
sssaFe ha didn't glts JAe any thisg baE
s0lss snetles, aaa nsyer one xoafd stay
in my stomach AZ oil. al ali.u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Kys 0ikesal repoTts from Franee atssa
shal sAs wheat ssep thsrs bas beea as-
sal sailaEs tAis sessoa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
} p. ckSApY. J. d TEST.
CASADY g. TEST,
Land, Collecting aud Tax
Paying Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

wInpay TIxes buy agF sFI City aad County
of Iarz, ~ ske lfestiaas, PU1Ish Abstracts y II
ttss, aftl ~ eseryt ias peEtatuta5 - GFnefsl
k<say.
g+hTg. fAa ,-r'v caalsi,is 1 BSTq act or It'll -
Of RE1L ESTATE r.a'lrAclgg Der,is. MurLEEges,
frnsE pa-l. aaI CsE Tt~s ts4riaef y 4'A LAtt az {
-.lpt1i,ta y grEsJ ~ al JaI@AIeuts. prsEees s8i
Rx ,ssa1tuu sales ta PeLt4Vytismis AHtE- Sh7H-
"a. 81 tucg7IEr tHe.-t utas aHl te;ettiyt tL!es -
EB- .ar g4a.las promptly attended to-
AUs. IL, 1854. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

How TO MaxR PsSGtn NRrrxS0 ISpxL-
usLg.--A corresponding OF an agricul-
tural p4per gives Lac aaHuxisg tnforma-
sioo, #Aich raay bs Of finteEcst 30 semo OF
our reasieFs !:
A great many yalaalle Letters and
other sritingK are written in pencil.
This is pzrtisullfiy the case With the lei
ters oar brave soldiers send homo from
she army. Tbs following simple process
will make lead Psneii eritiag or 4ra~ing
as indellible as II done with ink Lar
tho writing 10 shallpW Jish and pour
skimmFd milk np8n IL ANY $40: pct
wct a: hEst may haFo the miik placed
lightly upon tEsEa with n feather. sYhen
the paper Is ali vet over niEh she milk,
take Il 10 ard ies tAa milk drain off, and
wipe OF With lts feather tha drops whieh
collect on the l6wer edge. Dry il eare-
fully, and It viii be fpund 10 ho perFeciIy
indalbble. II eaanpl be remored egen
wiih India rabter. Il il an old recipe
and coed one,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

CO A Csnaaiaa whe boaeas q liskes
On shs Grand Trupk .Rsilrsad q ~ -
Mdntreai and return. tAo Ssskss syssgfs-
Ing ssgood lSs ibis 80 - to-ncssss. p
being one dms laaa h ssssv1ings ~Ms pa
oas Il tia ear bspauss - ssfnsed "a pAs
ais farea s@cend tinm whesesapsp be
sued gae cosnpazy snA fecofsrsa eas
hundrcg aSifafs &xm&xs. o. a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

The play Of Julius Cesar xss GO
ing On al enc Of the New E0rk tAestres
last Friday night, and the alarm Of FIRE
at the Lafarge II iuse took place At thas
tims ia tho play When '4Cae hr'sp wife rs
urging bin MOTTO 20 10 siieSsrato that Giay.
Qps frightened ohl geptlesBan exlailnsd,
a'sWhy docs not somebody e9me out and
tell as what is the naatleFf Il voice from,
tbe gallery auswesess. sssts d,an dad 90
Oh Mrs. CGaar.n This speech eaased a
laugh, and did more than anything else
10 restore composure, s-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

"A CLasE RuS.-In thc States Of New
YORK, New Jersey, Pennsylvania had
Deitwarc, bavias > Pepalasgaq Of eight
millions, and lying clusisaous to each
other ia territory, pollirg % saa | ,A00, 100
rotes--theEe Is not in Ihe aggregate
Z tsoldier's Fotes aad all more. thhn eight
thousand majority returned for Lincoln.
Un the hosne vote in the tour States taken
togs ther, there is d Dem9cFAtie ma
jurity. E1 1 i,E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
LOOK ON TINS PICT URE.

ET.I HAVE NO PURPOSE, Di-
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH The INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. l BELIEVE /
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so. AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
To Do .''-Presideas Lin olH in
his Iaau0uraI address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANClPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. Z"
-Ez- Cor. Henry DuiloH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

q i war for tbq Uai3n,' coerciug
the people Of the Narsh into an army IN
eracr to ct3efee the South into ihs UaIoni
The norshern people, according to the
war logic, desire 80 strongly to have the
Union preserved, that they haze to be
caught, chained and pat 10 The army! It
is eaGFciDn beth ways. Cocfeiug The
South into the Union, and coercing the
nortbern people "a feHce them 10 Mas
tbere eEer suvh %sapenddae madness,
since man was created ? = Day Book.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

ExTEskIyE DlsrsyaRrgs OF SHRES--
The G9mmisslpaer of tho General baul
Office has reelevsd Intelligence af The dis
coyeFy Of rich aud exkeasiye silver mines
in Washington Territory, along the
western slope OF tha Cascade moEasains
The ere is reprasensql as exeseelingiy
rich, yielding abeut 800 Ia The tos. The
lead which has attea1g been traced for
more thsh fosf miles, Is from seven Ia
fourteen feet bhh,k. II is lasa9sd abeat
ifty miles nasib Of Aismpia. Miners
are aoekiEg ii large Members TO this ncw
Eldorado. HUT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

70" Gen. Butler don's gocm to ike
practical jnkers. Il arPaars that the reg
nlar officers have li;lis faith 10 Ede Dutch
Gap canal, and at y rsaenk court martial
in tho AFmyof the Jauses, sOldies was
sentepeed 70 ttro gedrs' hard ld5or on the
said canal. The 1epprt aids iahat Butler
was disgasted, and dissolved the eoars
imuIediassiy upon hearisg Of this finding
and sentence of the court.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

- I'LL swto1 Ees Pres ssgs thst
sn kishn1An, name not givsas exs tsossa
- dee1< 4 fsu nigbts sinpe hskwesa 1hst
plNee - 1sinnasl He Nas. 8 toAssNtsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
By the President,
William II. seward, seo'y Of State
ORGANIZATION on THE
SUPREME COURT OR rae UNITED
STATES

SUPREME COTRT OF RAG UNITED
STATES
The appointment of Mr.. Chase as Chief
Justice completes the organization Of the
Supreme Court Of ting United States. The
Couf. is now eomhssed Of the following
Judges
Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio, Chief JUS
lice; salary $500.
Nathan Clifford, ef Maine, Associate
Justice salary So, 900.
Samuel Nelson, of New York, Associate
Justice salary 81, ,010.
Robert q. 6rler, OF Pennsylvania, As-
seeiate Jusliss salary $1,000.
James II. Wayne. OF Georgia, Assoei-
ate Justice salary 81, zoo.
David Davis, of Illinois, Associate
Justice salary So 900.
John Catron, Of Tennessee, Associate
Justice salary sc 900.
Noah II. swayne, Of Ohio, Associate
Justice salary SO 300,
Samuel p. Miller, of iowa, Associate
Justice salary 50 600.
Stephen T. Field, Of California, Aaso-
tiass Justiee salary S6 600.
The Caurs meets on tise first Monday 10
Deeemberof each year at Washington.
III Is nOw In session.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

CA Rcpub.isan paper saxs the fol-
lowing daggerab whioh lately appeared
in a Boston Sapcf, il ia+iious
We arc iaxsl on all koos kla by PFgyiaence giSfsS
Weare tkx%i fer te Ei4 tkkt POI kss as TO yeu;
A8d when Se sisesua ts tse LaavEHJy goat q,
THEY sgnid, II ttey could, stilk stamp On our
suat,
AaJ It al for the siEKrr great Sod! cSR this bs
The ,iaIar 81 Ehe BRAVE sfsa q lAad Of The tfeeq
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

t. The Superintendent OF pabaac
Printing has ssked for $a65,lT9 to sap-
pig ieaaisneies la Ems pxinsing appFopFi-
atiuns for fhs present lisaai yasaF. This
wili saake sha total eeas of priatlng one
niIii6n thrse hundred ana fsrsF-aix
EtAouzanaa and srssntyvnins dellars. TIE
bnilaing sill aoss asaTly sxo hanarsd
and Eifsy thaasand dollars maEe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
WAsHIxGF5E, December -.
Rg he President Of the United States;
A PROCLAMATION

A PRotLAAAI&sAs
Whereas, by the aet approved July 1,
1894, entitled, " An aot further to rsgu-
late and provide for the enrolling and
calliug out the national fprecs, and for
other purposes" :" il is provided that the
President of she United States may, at
his Ciiaretion at any TINA heEeafteFs call
fAE ANY number Of men as volunteers for
ihc respective terms Of one, two, or three
years for military service, and that ia
case tha quota, or any part thereof, O
anv town, township, ward Ola estys pre-
cincl, or eleefien district, or Of county
not SO sub divided, shall act be allied
within the space of fifsy days after such
call, then the President shall immediately
order a draft for one year TO fill such
quota, or any part thereof, which may be
untitled, and whereas, hy the credits al
loved in aoeorannea With the act OF Con-
gross on tho call for fve hundred ttioas.
and mea made Jaly Is, 1864. the nam
Der Of mea to be obtained under that call
vas reduced 10 $50 coo; and whereas,
the oper ltions OF the enemy in certain
States have rendered il inpraesicable to
procure from them their fgll qa0tas OF
troops under the said calls; audi whereas,
from the foregoing causes two hundred
aaa ffty thousand meu men have been
put into the sstBy, nary, and marine
corps, under tho said calls Of July Is,
1864. leaving deficiency on that call Of
TIVE huRdfsd and sixty thousand. NOw,
therefore, Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the Unised States of America, 10 order
TO surpIy thn aforesaid deficiency, and TO
provife for the CASUALTIES Ia the military
and naval service Of the United States,
do issue this, mr. call, for three hundred
thbus nj volunteers, 10 serve toE one,
two, or trrea years. The quotas OF the
States, districts, and sub-dissricts under
.his call, viii he assigned by the Var
Department, through the Bureau of the
Provost Marshal GENERAL Of The United
States, and 10 sho case the quota, or any
part thereof, of any tawa, township, sard
Of city, precinct, or election district, or
Of coanty not so sub divided, shall not
be filed before the l5sll day Of February,
1865, then a draft shall be made to hll
such quota, or any part thereof, under
the call, which may be uufIied on the
said ljsh Of February, 1865,
In testimony whereof, | have hsreunto
set my haEi and caused the seal Of the
| United States to be aihxed.
[L.s.l Done at the city OF Washington
this nint tsenth day of December in the
year Of our LoT1 one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty four, and Of the lndepen-
deues Of the United States of America
the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINcoIN,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

aT The Fairhesd LadgsT mansiess 4
sad aseiaieus That happsnad near that
place na Monday Lest, whiah tersainaled
Ii The death Of Jota WAskap. TAe en-
fafsanass maa wss sbandiag near aosl
shafk when By some aeeidens his 500.
silppsi BE- fsll 10 sha bstkazas = distanos
u 20 fees, brssding bis riba and aaasine
iatssDsI iniaEiss shAtrssalsed II biz deaah
n fex hours. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

gsJeam EsssAsss .sf 16a6esta eassss
cold 228 hsgs. their assxAge Heixhx kexs
hsihx 3ts1 poands, fer q - ~ q
saing. 80 = -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

aY The Gsss ep6H neNM ~ b.
tory wa. psll.shod a eaa Arssa
jelly %, 1885, and ell 9 ~ EseliSk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

g9~ re man 10 xsssisn6 - inazy
s.. 81 /. sss e e s..,| = !: :.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
from au.Franclsco

SAN FRANcI.co. Nay 9-Gen Mcdowell has
suppressed The Amador Despatch. a violent sc
ce-,iOn paper, anu arrested its editors
The Despatch has been ~latterly excusing Lin
coins assassination
The overland mail Is running verv irregularly.
and letters are frequently thirty or forty DAYS ON
the way from New York. Only two mails came
through last week
The Oregon people are petitioning for a con
thu ,nce of the daily mail from Sacramento to
Portland
The -pring business with Idaho has just com
menced
Provisions at Boise are scarce and high, f)ur
being quoted At S66 per hundred pounds
A q zen OF C,iavarss county, Cal, HIS IL
acres OF cotton growing Several parties planted
experimental cruts elsewhere IN the state
A private letter received in this citv from Mex
leo has the follo~ing particulars of the c,pture
of Quay mas by the French troops on the 2sIh of
March:
The Gnlvmasian. were surprised by the arri.
val of fouF French men OF var Great con-ter
nstion prevailed The Ffer Oh forces immedi.
srely dlsemoaIked, taking possession of the CITY.
Tie Mexican forces evacuated the town, taking
the road TO San Martial, expecting to meet Gen
Murrisle> and form a JUNCTION with him
The + each mea-Of wsr have returned 10 VI Fla
tan. The French have tskel charge ct he rus
tom hou-e aud appointed their own officers.
The h.et consists of four vessels. Gen. Gas
anes returned to Mazla,sn on the 10Th with three
companies OF infantry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
OFrIcR-South side Public Square, Cering
ton, Indiana.

TVHR Company holds by leaA. and in fee. abou,
twenty Thousand acres Of The most select coal
lands In Western ladixna, bordering b,th sides Of the
Wabash rger. Maps Of these lands may be seen at the
ONCE Of the Company, in cOVinston. md At the orce of
VIM Dale, No IS PARK Place. \ Y. City, ~ toe once Of
Hon. j. X. ConrOth, Huntington, Indiana, and a. The
Ofhce OF Roach 4 kcDonsld. lndi .nspelis.
A reference to The report Of The hon David Dale
Owen, late state Geologist, will show that these lands
are situate In the midst q the hnest coal fields Of he
state, Astounding also in salt, iron and other valuable
mineral sub~ta' ces
Sesrihe mouth Of Coal Greek where the Company has
large Quantities Of lands 6ait wstefh a been dl-cosered
EQUAL In quality 90 the Ssrawha. The wsfsr vas pro-
cured some IS years ago BY boring. coon after. he On
ondaga salt hDdins its say cosn the wabash and krie
Causl. Mr. Thomas, the propr ct r. finding himself IN
able 20 coupeie with IL. aosnd' nd the manufacture. In
his boring he eIcountered that which recently dis-
closed facts prove g. have bees coal II
Tkose lanes all lie la close prox nifty 10 The wabash
and trs , anal. some Of them upon it, banks.
The Company has nov an agent in he Vast, making
q tosr OF the oil regions Of Pennsylvania In particular,
70 acquire a kno~iedge Of the best pr.cticsl mode %
boring, 10 employ practical vOrkmen. and 10 pun h.se
the oes' qralny Of the nos. approved machinery it use
Tor such purpose.
The Company expects by the LIST Of Nay nest, ct
faItbest, 10 commence operation.
All the incices Of coal ol. found IN local ties where it
has been pro ured. are strongly marked in various 10
csities 81 The lands Of the Company sforc ng every
rational prospect OF success 7 ecompsny thinks 10 I'M
necessary TO make any other reference 10 he character
Of The lands. other than the ( port and map referred to
flOo 900 Of the stock, beinx = 0D shares, h. proposed
oy the Z ompsny 20 be offered In The market st on--baH
- par vslue, beng ez5 per share. for The purpo- Of
aiding the Company in . sP~edy development % Tho .
lands. spr25-dfwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

CAIRo. May 9.-Dispatcbes from Memphis
confirm the report OF the surrender OF Duck Tay-
Tor to Gen Candy
Unrestricted trade has been resumed in the
district of Yves, Tennessee. except articles con-
trsbsnd OF war.
About 81 more dead bodies have been recover
ed from the wreck of the Sul,ana. Col Baden.
OF Grants stan, sent to investigate the cause OF
the disaster. has arrived at Memphis, and will
also go to vIcksburg
Gen. Thomas Instructed Gen. Washburn at
Memphis to administer the amnesty oath to reb-
ell soldiers but bot to officers or citizens, SAYING
II is too late now for them 10 reap the benefit of
the amnesty proclaim ,tion after maintaining an
attitude OF hostility for four years
Gen Washburn says that citizens who left our
lines and sought refuge in rebeldom ard have re-
sisted all persuasion TO return until now, will not
be allowed to return to Memphis at present.
Rebel officers coming to this district paroled
from Lees, Johnston's and Taylor's armies are
not permitted to wear their uniforms or any badge
of the rebel army Thirty days are given them to
change their dress.
The Vicksburg Herald says points in the inte-
rior of Mississippi are being occupied by our fore
es to suppress gnerrillas aud preserve order 10
the country.
Gen. Dana will probably move bis headquar
tiers to Jackson.
About 1000 rebel prisoners are at vicksburg
awaiting delivery to the rebel exchange bureau.
when they will be sent home with the Injunction
to remsln law abiding citizens.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The subscriptions to
the ] 30 loan TO dsy reached Sl5.l65 300.
The l4rges, single western subscriptions we're
$2eO 700 from the Second National B nix, Chi
cago. and $20O 900 from the Fourth National
Bar OF Cincinnati.
The largest eastern subscriptions we're from
Fix < II Itch, n Y. S. 059 900: II. Chew 4
Co 81 1000 600; Second National Bank of Bos
ton $500 600
The subscription of S. O59 400 from the New
York banking house OF Fisk & Hatch made a
sensation in those circles of Philadelphia finance
which the news reached before evening. Their
telegram was in these words:
NV YoRK. May ..
To Jay Cooke. sub agent. Philsdelphis:
Wesend you greeting from our new office, No
5 n rsssu street an order for United States five
Choctaws al Alexandria aud ninety four hundred
7 3O's.
(Signei) Fish & HATCH
Chocfsws in 100 ciphers means millions and
Alexandra mean f ~ thousand, The total order
therefor, Vas tor SIS $50 40. Fisk 4 Hatch
are entitled 20 the credit of having made the
lsrgesi single subscription ever made to a gov
ernmcnt loan in this country.
A special TO The Eseuing Telegraph from
Baltimore saw: A steamer from Hsvre with the
eSly appointed French minister on hoard tor
Washington i reported down the bay, and is eI
pectei To arrive here to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

BALTIMORE. May ga gentleman who ms
lust arrived from North Carolina. reports that
the rebel troops surrendered by Johnston are
much denoral zed and nearly beyond The COR
troll OF their officers, Who are STRIVING TO march
them 10 their respective states.
The officers have become the object of much
hatred aud il Is as much "a Their lives are
worth 10 venture away from the lines. Several
officers have already been murdered.
The rebel soldiers express ietense feeling
against JEFF Davis and tue members OF his cab
net.
There is no doubt that ii any Of the lesders Of
the rebellion fall into their hands they will fare
bAdly.
At las, accounts our cavalry were in hot pur
suit OF JEFF Davis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10


NV YoRE. May 9.
Cotton 56Cd5Sc for middling
Flou' 5d Zoe lower; At Sc 9067 10 for ertrs
state: 81 S0tdS % tor extra round hoop Ohio. and
S. 5n@9 ~ TOR trade brands
Whisk' 81 091s az 10.
Wheat dull and dropping; amber q %
and winter red western Sl7I Barley dull. Corr.
old mixed western 81 43. new whi,e. 81 ~
yellow. 81 436l a. Oats 55c. Glover seeo
Sl3 50. Timothy 81 50.
Wool dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar. I34@I3K. Mol.sses
&c.
Petroleum firm: 3763Sc for crude. sac for
refined in bond, and 73@74. free
New mess ppk $26 50d27 90: 424 OOd24 rs
for '63-'64: S23 25@23 IS tor pr me and S22 25
ar 5o tor prime mess Pain mess beet SIP On
dl6 NO: extra mess, Sic 00d2O Oh: beef h. M.
2i@25c Cut meats; l46@l511c tor shoulders
aud l1@l91ac for hams. d con; l6@le1c
for Cumberland cut; l51ac for long
ribbed and loo for short ribbed
Lard l64@l9c Butter. l5623c for Ohio
aud 3Oc for State. Cheese l5@23c. Rice
dull.
Money. 5@6 per cent Sterling IO95.alo9A
for first class bills. Gold opened at ri 37La.
declining to 32l.. closing at l 3616.
Government stocks active.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

BUILDING LoTs AT AUCTION or MONDAY,
MAY l5.-We sill sell on Monday. May 18th, at
= O'Clock p. m, on The premises. at public auc-
ton. % city lots in the north~ est section Of the
city. floating on North, Douglass. Blake and
r. z ibeth streets. These lots are situated in part
of the city that has improved more during the
past lie" years than any other section of the city.
The lots are desirable for building purposes or
investmepis The, will be cold without reserve.
0nly one fifth cssh is required
WILLY < MARTIN,
lO-5 Real Estate Brokers.