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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. J. Long, Eclectic Physician

Will visit regularly month during 1861 the follow
ing places:
South Bcnd-at H. T. Prices Furniture Store-Apr is,
10 and 90; May D. 81 q aud 81 June 90 81, % and %
July 49, TO- and 2l August - D. u and 25 September
TO- 90 81 and D. October L. Is. 10 and 20; November 2l
%. ~ and u: December 10. -, u and -.
PLYMOUrIl-at his office in Woofwanfs Brick, Sec
ond oorApril D. D. -, 2i, 20 2s and 90 May q, %,
% 30 and 81 June % ~ ~ % and 30 July p, p, 81
- and 26 August IS % and 30 September p, Is, -, 2s
% co. October 2 - u and -; November q, 90 q
%, 20 aud 80. December %, "a, % and Is.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hoti-May 2. and 4; June 6,
and July T. aud g; August 2, and T. September 5,
and u October ,, and o; November l. and 8; Dccem
Der 5, and7
Warren Huntington Couny-bcst Hotel FAY G, and
September and TO- October 6, and s. November .,
and 8; December 8, and 10.
Observation-Disclosures IIouse-May ii and IL; June ID,
IA July H. IL and l3 August Is, Is and liz Sep
TENDER II - and II; October 10. IL and II; November
s and Q; December IL, Is and IA.
Durable DISEASES.
Cancer and all affections, alterations and tn.
mors Of different forms orrhea, absence Of the
menses, dysmenorrea, painful menstruaion, leufer
albus, chlorosis, Sickness proiap
SEES uteri. bearing down, and all female complaints,
general debility dc; fever and ague and chronic aec
of the kidneys, gravel all diseases of the back and
oins complaint, diseased spleen, chronic aud in
ammatory rheumatism, elephantiasis seroula hip dis
ease white swelling sal; rbeum. gddness Of the head
papitation Of the heart, headache, neuralgia
scrofuoss cprosy kings evil and those difficulties brot
about by the indscretons Of YOUTH etc. etc. successfully
treated. lapr14-2iu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
Il Post Office a Plymouth, State of Indiana on the
18th day Of April, 1865.
Toobt,in any ofh 'sclettprs the applicant must call
for ''ddrred nrs give the date of this list and pay
ecent for Advertising.
IL not c1e f'r within month, they will be sent
the Dead Letter One.
LADIES' LIST.
AIDA Miss Devor Rachel Jolly Martha
Abel Margret Dwyrc II Ryan Malinda
Burket Hannah ellison Jane Williams Cstharine
Burch Sophronia Gill"rt Alneta Yoast Kitty
GENTS LIST.
Dsbcock Fuller Nettleton A
Crum John Justice Thomas Rullcr James
CunninghnfnM chi kinsry Leonard Sellers l.
Cunningham Fat X Marne ROb't VI 4 Weaver Samuel
Dcvency John Naihersnn l. Wells Joseph
Eley Philip Mcnccr Joel Yoast Andrew
Eyer David
o. II. P. BAILEY, P. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-13
I 3 6 .
FARMERS AND HOCSEKEEPERS

Should recoe that hundreds dollars worth of Grain,
Pro, isions, &c destroyed annually by Rats, Mice.
Ants, and,other insects and vermnll Of which he
prevented by few dollars worth of COSTARS Rat Roach,
DC, Exterminator. bought and used freely.
ns. Sec COSTAR'S advertisement in this paper
10 Sod in Plymouth, Indiana. by all Druggists and
Dealer. april Il, lsG5-2iGm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-13
How thew Rejoice.

We copy the following from the last Democrat
to let orr soldiers in the field see how heartily
they rejoice over the success Of the Union armies.
I "a
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gal on-JUsT RECEIVED AND
'a''a D., JANIS EaDsERs.
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EOR PURE WINES AND LIoIfoRs
Zoe ssalssi gsPssss, g. & - Il =
Dr.. JANIS koDoERs'.
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Miscellaneous Articles,
Patent and Family Medicines.


selected he basis onsa Oand
o b in the all Il
eatanfy erecting rahGrkAhe
fsn uah
Outside wear the badge Of
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The ssas oNL AVERY FEW iTa gs.s sez4A st
nea also sFe bspg made hH esth W
sof sara
sapkpeA eGsfRy
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n AIDES Top AEx RESPECTFULLY RE-
H cCEgTEp ear Aa4 szGE1e ssFfe eEt esaFaels
sseorUAEat 81 PFtnts. nFesa GSedst ShaWfs,
Eta8uels, DeA,e1Ress Ltueeyss Hosiery
J. fkoE ces
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ENoB WINDOW GLASS OF EVERY
sac, &C y A<AhA
Oh, JAMES DODGERS.
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'oR 4 CHOICE ARTICLE OF PER
FgAEsY. ~ 70
Oh. CANES RoDsRs.
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Whaeh sstsS lssA hsS O8sanat shs p1FsAAse5 hea
sasrt keasea va be sd rbaee4 pftsaa
We ass saFsfaa sHaainaesa 81 stesa AEs Ertas, ~
xvlae Aa PsAss 90 Wis VISA q paFeAaas We haee
<rnced ea4 Aeczaeaaias ssxkA ske vh sAAs plaASefs
q taaNaE eeeaa vAasF Else " PafeAsse e hek
ear mpsie ~ b, 'ceA skiss and S@An pFeea go ~
tessss Ffisess
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lust THE THING FOR YOUNG
srsgSe nss ssys, e bNsdsazs sOss szs very chap
ga. PACE coz
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WE ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED
w II KNOXVILLE 80 - SGna 10 d . tss1timAts
tSsss. Ezd tssf kssP feoa 81 EesA1 kHa ths
Fzs8e Essaret tkst vi ssA aneFN
s a2 e ieS - is~tf hAs thsy " SS1ghl elsewhere
seI.s r PacE CO.
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IF YOU WANT 4 GOOD SUIT OF
4 CLOTHES, assH &c 70 osa 81 =. y. Pace CO.'s
nag hare Aas6ssas Etost
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Won CAN BUY A GOOD ARTICLE
e Tea Coffee Htce, Pepper, spice
IRdlEe4 MaadsEs CaRPerass Aluuss Caaales.
9IsCkInF, nIashsss Broaas, Paper, Peas
IA FACE CO
4 GOOD LOT OF BLEACHED AND
4 szoTs DOMESTIC, aisO Easa ~ q CostSn Tarn
- - sierra -
J. r PACE CO.
IN A SHORT TINE WE SHALL re-
l. ssss lasss lei Sf aussnsWars, ss4 nj sssoF4.
q oFeesPtes- VAssh Wf sssP e. rS1osst FF8ss
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hats. Ready Made olOsAins. 40, 40,
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GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
~ ssssa tSsz tasrss ~ essg sss ssaaas ia arss
stsel 81 HsSts aaa shoes ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Connscation Acts.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT = Before JudEs
NELSON.
United States sst i7S Shares Of tho Great ws''m Railroad
Company.
The District Court OF the United States in
this case heretofore reported in our columns entered
decree forieing this stock, and giving onehalf TO
the United States and tho other bali to the iniormer
On appeal this decree has been reversed, because,
among other things tho property. beisg stock OF al
Illinois corporation not within the Jurisdiction OF
court Of this district and because Mr. Wiley, tho
claimant even II au alien enemy had right 70 be
heard in the case The following is the opinion Of
Judge Nelson:
MAY 26, lSG5-APPEAL IN ADMRALTY-CoSrIsci-
TIok OF PROPERTY or LAND USDEK ACTS or
COYGBHss 1861, 1862
The United States II. Shares Of Capital Stock o! the 0rrsf
Western Railroad CouIpsuy. L. Roy NJ Wiley and Ths
Great Western hairosl Company Claimant.
NELSON, e.. J.--This Is au appeal from decTce
Of District Court ceDdeunins share. Of the capital stock
Of the Crest Western Railroad Company corporation under
lie Roy NJ Wiley forfeited to The United sates The de-
dee the proceeds Of Ne stock aer sale ard tho psy
ceedlng be paid onehaf the United State. I'D Gle
Other hal 70 ths inforIrr mentioned u the libel
the one Rssed tho 9Th Of August 1861 the other tho
The Of this sct Of August declares that fsny
person persons kc shall prhsss or SECURE sell or give
any property Of whatsoever Kind description with the In
tent 10 e or employ the same or suffer the same to bc used
employed In aiding ateng such nsurection resist
TO tho laws person pesoni engaged ere or
such property sA know nry employ. TO
the or employment Of the sorefd all such prop
ey hereby declared 10 be lawful subject Of prize and cap
tuIe. wherever fonad. &C.
The soeoad section declare. ,hs. such prizes ard captures
shall be condemned in the piric. Circuit Court Of le
United States tor IN admiralty dsiie, IN which tie
same sy be seized OF i.o waciey may 10 taken aud pre-
Tho third section provides that the Attorney tien'r
any D,re Attorney q ,he United states may in.tae he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30
SUPERIOR CouRT-CHlrsxRs- 2e-Before Junic
SWITZERLAND
DECIsICyS.

BENJAMIN =. Clayton agt Josephine Clayton.
Report confirmed and judgment Of divorce sren,ed
John W. BOser sst Susan Bosers ct d-hepot confirmed
Robert ". Cooper ast Theodore Daveaa ct ..-Mo.iou
John q IIs,il.nd ct al .s, Peter Kane.-Motion denied
0id,"n fountain at Peter mathematician granted
Before Justice GARyKs.
DECISIONS
Mary A. Ball aet The Eighth-Ayenue Railroad
Cornpsny. Order granted.
william T.. Curtis ss,. John A. Van Blareom-Resned to
tho Hon. J. =. Bcsworth.
wiiAan Cornell sst Tho NoIwish and Newly ork Trans
Hugh Burns at. The Same Older granted
Henry II. Morsrge sgt. 0ro-.o $. Whnlao.-Mohon
to Of EIsnuson ssnted with $40 costs to
s.mus brown .st " NJ CsvrIlo-ordcrea that the bond
be delivered to Plaintiff Tor PROSECUTION and Tat an alias At
Before Chisf Justice RoBEnrsoS.
Patrick Bird at MIchas CAREY, tc.Heiensd. Bee order
GEsrnAL TIxx-MAv 29.-Befors Ju,t.ces RoBgKTsox
CARVE and McCusS.
DECISIONS.
Abraham Block and Others agt. The Columbian
Insurance Co.-Jadsment sPs.slsd ifcm affirmed.
Augustus Noeboln sst Frederick II. MAJ and others
Judyn.nt spre aled from affirmed
Henry j. ll.rrnston sst. james A. Dou.-Judsment ap-
pealsd HON affirmed
GsOrgo Miller and another sr sholto Frcebyun-Judsusnt
sally Ann Howell ast The Knieterboetr Life Insurance
Co.-Jndsment sppsacd IRON reversed. -
yie.orine Gainbsf by.. John Is. decentralization dcnsd
Opinion by Robertson, q. j.
Peter H. Strong ast Mary SrorEQrder reversed Opln
ion Of Court by Goboson, C. j. dissenting opon by Nc
Gum. J.
William u. swim ard others sgt James X, Dey.-Ordcr
sprnhsd iroui affirmed. Opinion OF Cont by McCu,n, j.
John &. sullivan sr George frazes and otlerJudyment
appca cd from reversed Opinion Of Court by Robsrtson g.
J. opinion by MeCurn, J.
Claus ChT.i4lson ast George Lenford.-Judsmcnt sp-
poasi rom rcvered Opinion OF tho Court by McCunn,
and opinion by Robertson &. J. I'l.
WA. II. Drove Sg'; Andrew J. IIsokey.-Mo.ion for now
trial dsaei Opinof by Robertson, Oh. J.
i A f.Rk In LYMAN ~
pca.ed from reversed Opinion by Robertson, Oh. j.
The snn Mutnai Insurance. Company az Joseph Davis
sonludment eppesed from reversed Opinion Of Cout by
McCunn, J. opinion by Kob.r.tn Oh. j.
Gilman Dudley EST NM. a. Bee and othen-Judgment
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MONDAY, May o9-P. N.


Gold opened at l36, Sold to i3., and closed
Il 1861.
Gold-bcarng Government stocks sre steady and
there is no disposition to force sales. The SOs arc
selling quito as fast as the wants of the Treasury
require and the whole issue vii. be exhausted IN
short time. Railway mortgages and bank shares
are not offered except in trifins lots. Atlantic
nail has further advanced and sold at 1891.
The general Railway Share market was dull in the
morning and the sales are unusually small 1t is
noticeable fact that in the face of this protracted
dupess, and in spite of the efforts of sellers for
fall stocks generally are scarce and for delivery COM
menced in many cases toi per cent per day. Inc
chief argument used against the market Is tho ds-
srease of traffic TO BE- causedby endiDgthe Rebellion
People who urge this theory ignore the fact that
during the war the North has made steady progress
In production and population, and has now enough
of both to yield the Tsank Railroads all the bust
ness they can do. Taking the Erie Railway 70
illustrate the natural growth of the business Of the
country, and the following result is shown
Total earnings in $1,000
Way traffic IN ls64................-.- 3fo3le
The year 1865 viii show still greater growth of
local traffic, and at no distant day the Company
will have from this branch OF trade as much traihc
o. it gets from its through business. The Trunk
roads, Erie, New-York Central, Pennsylvania Gem
tral and the Baltimore and Ohio roads, cannot help
advancing in value in che ratio of the increase of
the population and business Of the country, and
their stocks must soon become far more valuable
Than any railway bonds.
At the Second Beard The market was dull and
heavy, and after the call prices declined and the
market closed heavy New-York Central, 81
Erie, 72a: Reading, 9lai Rock Island, 93ii Fort
Wayne, 90.
Money is abundant at sac pei cent, and 10 be'-
rover of fair credit ia long in getting ell wanted at
shat rate. The bank statement reflects the accumu-
lstion of money by the Sub Treasury, which last
week increased it's balance $6,40O,25i. The banks
have in deposits ss,7737os ard in loans 81 1865 $50.
The specie shows decrease Of 81 ,l3O,f3, and IN
Iega-tenaer notes a loss Of 81 ,iol 439. The dis
bursing officers Of the Government continue very
sluggish, and need q quickening order from tho
heads of departments. Tho figures Of the Bank
statement are as follows:
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HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
Successors IA
LYvERMORR. OlEws & 70.
BANKsRe.
No. 80 Wall,st., N. Y

NO. 81 " HIfI w II
CONVENIENT AGENTS TOR Tua SALE OF TnE o. s.
$40 LOAN. ...
1c,u Communication aInwed Binaers, Brokers'. Insur-
ance Companies and all parties purchasing for others
or resale. ,-,,.. 7,
All denominations on hand, ready for immediate de-
livery. .,,n
All KINDS oP T. r. srCrRrTrrs BOUGHT AMP soLD.
Accounts of Banks Bankers, aud individuais, re
ceiye,i-4 pcr cent allowed deposits ana daliy Da
ances which may be drawn ior "hhout holi'" -----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

Inc. =. 1900 Dee. $4,000 Inc. .22s1Oo Inc. esVo
iSy reducing tho wheat TO -four, the quantity OIL
the latter left at tide-watcr this year, compared
with the corresponding period Of last year, shows
deficiency Of lO4, 900 bbls. flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
ty of some of the principal articles Of produce left
a. tile-wo.er from the commencement OF nayiga-
ton to and including the 22c Of May inst, in the
years indicated:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

The bear movement upon the Chicago and North
Western preferred Stock is sustained by the per-
sstent assertion that he dividend recently declared
has not been earned, and that no dividends can 30
expected on that stock in the future. Tho follow
ing figures will show how much reason there is in
such statements:
Gross earnings on all the lines excepting
She peninsnlaT, from June 2 io6i. 10
May q, 1875 II months a8d weeks. Sc, sol ooi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

New SuB.D DIVISION OF THE CITY INTO VoTiss
DIs1RIcls.-A new subdivision of the city Is beihR
made by the Common Council whereby about one hnncs
red more polling places will be designated.
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The STREET CLE

The STREET CLEANING COMMISSION. - lac
Commission met yesterday 10 the Mayors Office, arg
adopted form Of specifications for the contract 10
cleaning the streets &C., the points Of which tATS
already been given
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Rccetpts Of Predr:e.

MAY oe--le. i59 bbls Flour. ll2 bbfs. Whisky. 575
bbs. Corn Meal 1871 bush Wheat, % 2Gt orsh Corn
40 ia busb. oats 1853 bush. Melt 90 pkgs. Ashes
rs pkgs Oh Cake. 100 pkgs. Provisions, s3J5 pigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

appealed from affirmed Opinion Of Tho Court BY McCuuB j.
and opinion by Robedson, Oh. J.
John Phillips and others, Trustees &c, agt. Edwin JaInes
-Judsment appealed from affirmed. Opinion - Robert
son, Oh j.
Jacob Cook 81 al ag John Kelly Sheriff Judgmen.
sppealed from affirmed. Opinion by Garyin, J.
Isaac W. Edss agt. James Brooks ct alJudgn.ent sp
pealei from reversed Opinion BY Robsrson ChJ Garvin
j., concnned.
Jane w Engeibreclt Adm sgt The Eighth Avenue h. r.
Co.Julgment appealed from affirmed. Opinion By Garyn,J
Timothy H. Flrnss John fsrsuson ct alJulgnent sp
peslei oiarmed Opinion of the Court by heCunn and
opinion by Robertson Chi
James 5. Carpenter sgt James g. Wile,.-Judgrnent az
hnsd 70 donbo costs Term fee for one tern stricken out
Henry Simon ct al. agt Gabriel Gems ymCrdr affirmed
Opinion Of tho Court by Robertson, G. J.
Before Justices Barbour, NOVEL; and NoSCRIHy
Mary H. feunel sgt. Edwin Wison.--Orler modified BY
striking out with costs to abide event" Opinion by Bar
boar j.
Daniel H. Taylor ACT - B,sbe and others-Jadsmsn.
vered and trial granted with 10 the sFpels to
seids the event Opinion by Mcneil. J.
Thomas q. VOORHEES, and others agt. James PanneJudy
sed and trial granted with costs to the appel
lsDts, TO abide tho event. Opinion by GRryp, J.
Before Judge CARDoso.
William Graham sgt. Robert II. Blesklie.fndrs settled
COURT CALENDARS--Tns DAY.
SUPREME COygT-CIECUIr.--PAR I.--Adjourned
70 Friday Jue2 Pert TNos 49, 7o6 7o4 i7is 1850 1896
1926 l 1904 1851 1914 lI76 3d. 1904 1854, 1855, 1851, 1870
1897, 1896
SUPERIOR COURT.--Adournod for the term.
COURT OF COMMON PLrAs.-Equty cases.
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Inc 81 900 Dec IA 200 Inc. .2s5, 100 Inc .24,4oO
Tho aggregate quantity of the Same articles left
at Underwater from the commencement OF ha''sa'
tioa 10 the 22d inst. inclusive, during the years
1854 and lSfS vas as follows:
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ceipts S., $40 75-for Customs s%'o'VV, roy roy
,neuts g. 237, 53f l7-on account OF bOan' s'''00'
balance $40 $50 42l OF.

ceipts s., 3,579 1J-1Ot NunVohi', - 80
nents g., 2S7 ,534 I7-on account Of Loan $ooVVoi
balance, $40 ,56O,42l OF.
Freights are moderately active. The engage.
ments TO Liverpool are 242 logs Cedar at ias, oVo
tcs. Beef on private terms, and, per steamer 2Vo
hb5s Tobacco at 25s; TO London, l20 ties. Pork nj
&c "a ard 400 bbls. Pork ut 2s.; to Glasgow per
steamer. $50 boxes Cheese at 2Os.; to Hahpufg,
$50 logs Black Walnut at $40 per 1000.
The PinsriRe Miners Jouna! Of Saturday re-
ports as follows:
The quantity Of Coal sent by railroad this week Is
10 9s9 OF tuns; by canal $3.50 tuns; iof the wces
1872 "a uns against 90 9sSO7 tuns for ire correspond
inc week las, year. Loss for the week. 25277 tuns.
Every sing connected with the traae In thls region
ia al stand st. The miners, in the face Of the great
a In Che prices Of coal still refuse 70 20 to Work ex
cept at the high rates of wages they formerly received
the operators of course except at serious loss can
not give them those rates. and there Is no present pros
pecf that the suspension viii soon cease. III il eviuen
however from the prostrated state of the trade tat
when the ihaly go 70 work. IT must be at yer,
considerable reduction on the rates they formerly re-
ceyed. - ~
Tie same state Of affairs exists in TIE Luzerne Regiop
The trade sums up this week as fohows' cou'pareu
The quantity OF Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley
left at tide-water from the commencement OF navl-
CATION to tho third week of May, in the years 1864
and 1865, was as follows;
Flour. bls Wheat bus. Corn. bus. Barley on ms
1864 49,. 1900 32i. ll0 3eVo ~ ~
1895 . %, 100 1920 %a'sOo 9eIN
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Increase &c per cent. .s2,019oos 81
Operating expenses have never reached Oil this
line 65 per cent Of gross earnings.
Allowing at the above rate We have on $4,000, 600
the proportion of gross earnings periainiDgto tho
company's own lines:
Required for iutcrc,t on all the Company's
bonds, lie new issue included. .----...-. 6I3.CoO
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lAdveglls.iuent.l
Acknowledgement.

iAdseriisement.I
TURKISH BATHS, No. - Laiglt-st., New
York Iours-Gsnemen, & To a. ni snd 10 p. M LaSe
- IA. to p IN. "6lea,est OF iuxuTies.' ~ one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

FRENCH EyASGBL.CAL CHrRCH.--Ths Rev
Theodore Monod OF Paris preached on Sunday to i'''
members OF TIE French Evangelical Church. IN ny
chspcl Of the Union Theological Seminary He io"e
this opportunity 10 speak to his fcllow-countfymen ="
the general state of The gosre, In France. lie 10 y i"
M present ~ deepate ficm the Union OF Eyangeia.
Churches in France 10 the General Assembly oi Va
New-schoc Presbyterian Church III tie United s'a''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30

EAchaDgc 1s steady anu colnmerclal bills scarce
Tho rates Of regular bonses for Sterling are. 60
Gays, no; days, 100; Merchants, lo9s@N9l;
Francs, long date, 5.12. Francs, short date, $40.
Tie business Of the Sub-TIeasury ives: Re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-30
pas borne, shown US that bad principle however

- r. a IT ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-17

GENERAL BUFFERS COTTON SPRCULA
TIoNs. - The Norfolk correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press gives the following revela-
tons respecting General Buffers cotton opera
tions:
Brgadier General George F. Shepiey has
been removed by General Ord, and Brigadier
General Gordon placed in his position. This
gives great satisfaction to the friends of
civil law, to which Shepley has been bitterly
opposed.
A singular circumstance connected with Gen
Buffers cotton speculations has come to light
1t seems that the chief of Gen. Sheply's staff
resigned several months since, to enter, as But.
lers chief agent into the business of buying
cotton from the rebels in North Carolina He
remained at this long enough to make over
S250,000 as his share, which he deposited in the
First National Bank OF Norfolk. few DAYS
ago the military commission, instituted by
Gen. Grant TO investigate the proceedings OF
Gen. Butler relative TO cotton, got wind of the
chief of Gen. Shepleys staff. He heard tha :
they would call upon him soon, but not in tend =
ing to be outdone' by them, he arew all his
money from the bank and decamped in the
Baltimore boat. They telegraphed to the au-
back TO Norfolk, but shrewd chief did not
where he took the Washington boat and land
ed at Annapolis. No one knows his where
abouts, although he is anxiously waited here
The commission has proven that Butler re-
ceiyed two -fifths Of all cotton brought here,
his brother in law one fifth, and middle men
two fifths, the government getting but one half
OF that which was rightfully due il. You may
expect even more astounding revelations than
these.