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THURSDAY. MAY 18th, 1865.
-NriWWl= it MIX Poona Ii TO rilol Or
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Special ifilees.
Qr . • We desire to °Diehl a eorreepoedeat fa every
te eizahlp to the county. Politleal essays we eaa obtain
a abaadeace ; what we want le the level saws trout all
t arts of the amity. &sy person went% to as ass
tr ed on having his acme kept 'Wetly eoalidwatlal and
: rhe has Mara that the aoseatualoatloa is not la proper
"tape fur putdlcation, we will pat it inappropriate trim
re The briar at which the Olaniter is pet to press
.6 eh week, le 2 o'clock oa Thursday alterneoa. arbertis•-
•nta will be received up to 9 o'clock of the day of pub
tr Masa.
cr City setbeeribera, awned by twin. will to &used
at tp cent' per year extra. Terms who tail to
re :41re thetrpapers inalarty wlll anstor a Saar by son
,r.ag us oftbe WWI. We For to ban all isbeariben
n.o eau col:lnstantly. procure their papers at the ogles
fynbltcation. - ,
Adrertiososists, Job Wort and as becrlptioos
I. m prune whose responsibility :is not again; to %a
phushons, mist be paid to 1116111114:1.
Interesting Reading Matter on every
Page of thla week's Issue.
A Timi fur Calm libssibt.
The present is a period of feverish ex
citement in the public mind. teopl ll form.
conclusions • hastily, impetuously,• and
litbout reflection. They suffer themselves
n 7 be swayed by motives, which in calmer
4rioda would hardly effect them.
When passion rules supreme, met* are
ready to respond to its suggestions with
little regard for consequences. We have
lbundant proof of this in almost daily oc
.sirrenco.:. Odious parties subjected to
!Intel I , llc at the hands of mobs; printing
destroyed ; suspected individuals
hauled trona their homes ; the wildest
and Most impossible rumors eagerly ac
es-pled - as facts ; confusion. and disorder
dominant. • It, is only necessary to whis
per that a man hi's traitor; and tie will be
booted at from every corner, while upon
t 1& merlnt, rumor that a person endorses
assaisination of lir. Lincoln, preps,-
rt.t ions ire made for noosing a hatter.
such ebullitions are infallible signs of,
a febrile and diseased condition. They
would be sternly by
every order-loving citizen. - • Now, if
e must preserve those bulwarks which
• aro the protection of 4 . 511;4401 liberty
• and virtue. A mob to hang an alleged
, secession lawyer in Philadelphia is an off
spring of the same demagogueism that in
eted a mob to resist the draft in New
York . . If Gen. Butler can advise the
- treatment by summary_lynehing_process
of reputed Northern 'dlsloyalists
1 here may be somebody powerful enough
to suggest the same application for Gen.
_Butler to-morrow. There Is no offense
against the Government , that -could fur
nish a pretext for a mob, which does not
Como within the scope of legal statutes,
sad can not be deal with by the courts.
Let us keep cool, and try to work our
t;ay to conclusions. The President was
murdered, but neither the Demectratic
party of the North, nor any considerable
number of people of the South, were par
ties to the crime.
There is no statute which makes the
promulgation of false reports, calculated
to inflame excitement, a misdemeanor.
And an army of sensation-mongers labor
assiduously to add fuel to the passions of
the hour, by inventions of such absurdity
that in a calmer time they would be sub
jeets of ridicule. It becomes the duty of
every editor to exercise a careful scrutiny
over his own columns, and exclude from
them anything of a morbid and armhole
alms character. The plainest and most
unvarnished statement - of facts as they
occur is exciting enough.
• A GOOD Suctourzok.—The Utica Eloratd
suggests that instead of building inztu
nierablc monuments to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln, or giving millions to
his family, the funds raised be devoted to '
t fie establishment of a Home 'for infirm
veterans. A . magnificent farm might
easily be purchased, upon which suitable
buildings could be erected for Om 00 1 '
Bence of theses um. The culture 0' '
! i sm could be irttunittoci , the
!luau aid ae might be r .aem, with
t ure embracing . every r 4,airred, this cul
rt and besiut- - p ossible department
unappropris,t , " The interest of the
tams j or, A fund would supply the
- -.tied for the annual expenditures
.. toe institution,...._auch_a home might
he made the highest symbol of Anzeiican.
civilization, the solid and crowning proof
a its charity and beneficence. # Beside it,
MOIIUMIOI would shrink in their insig
nificance, and statue. would be mute.
Eli
IN Philadelphia, last week, a man
flamed Simon Snyder (a name histori
cally - reverenced in Pennsylvania) WU
struck, through mistake, by another. Im
mediately the cry of " Copperhead " was
rained; and- an excited crowd became wild
in their efforts to kill him, under the ice-
ression he had said something disrespect
' !al of Mr. Lincoln. Fortunately an oft
' car wag pressni,..the local telegraph was
tet to work, the police came, and by al
most super-hum in - efforts the man's life
was saved, though his person was seriously
injured. It turned out, on inquiry, that
Le was a'warm friend of Mr. Lincoln, had
voted for him is 1860 and 1864, and deep
ly regretted his death._ Nevertheless the
Pleas. (Forney'st rpm) says: " evi
tient that Mr. Snyder would haver, , been
killed in mistake, had it not been, for OM
- titer Kending, to whom he may attribute
the preservation of his life."
Tas Tribune of Monday contained an
editorial, of which the following is the
concluding paragraph
" We venture id assure our new .Presi
dent that the American • peop le, having
"low given . a fair, trial to the tantonian
and the republican fortne of government
reipectliely, do rteltirpner . r the 1•••
and desire a re. if . lo it s I e ,-1.,-t
day—wthen they • 1.. 9 . tik l .‘
this day., t if'vke ere stillcnt' wit,, -and our
iiovernment in peril, then, such orders
sis have recently been hutted reopening
rade and reducing cur ormamenbought
to be eountermandW or forborne ; but if
the war is virtually end.% the ' rebellion
diseomBtedsatl the nation saved, then we
insist' that: the ; regime under which
4iistrict provost. romolial ranks the 1216ier
nor of a•State ant* et =onto paw away,
the privilege of habeas 4040 be restored,
and the reign of - law and libirtY be re.
established. Flow Mitch longer must we
wait for it?"
The treasurer of a lone sooltanios; MAO.;
‘,lshment in Boston hail Cosnborinnd_ . 0014 for
'which $2O a tuitions asked two month op,
offered to him a day on two Waco for $lO Is 6
tun.
t`l - . ,
•The tapifire of JeffepotarflarieAnbe In
nermost' by official thipstow. trot viral,
ington on Sunday mart*i *. toglatliar wi
the particutnr' of tha Wapner fd w
it Wa..4 etrecteid ff liaa_...andaavnting to
tnakt , hit; w.v-nunA l inritia;tw-e01211.01.
with hie wit: a few deleot compait
louts, and had roite&lor - - 47Thile - near.
small towu of trwinsville, Georgia. While
there; ailitia4ii of the litesta-gassa inhateme
tionLto the 4th Michigan csvllty2l4l4#l.
imtuedistelv started in pursuit. By stir:
rouading the place all rueau.' - of escape
were cut utt, suit the party Qodiugit tile=
leas to tight, or perhaps having eo taste
for IL, inirrotitiored with the beet , grace
they could heathen up: lit is` /*Med
that Davis, utt discovering - bltaithattOtia:
hastily daunt) t out of his wife's dresser,
and started for the woodi, btu:that his
beola were listen by one of the aollltse .
who brought his flight to a stid. •• %
uncomfortable halt. If this be true; the
sarcasm that will be poured'fortti over
the event will render DakVis', popitkin
doubly humiliating. Among . the other
parties captured is Mr. Reagan; or
fate Postmaster General of Mt --so.eatledi
Confederate Govertunent.
: We incline to the Pittsburg -Posra,
hitt that it was evidently Olivia' litttkti:
"to reach some spot on the Florida-0m;
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perhaps near.,St.. Mark's, mid
" of a fishing attack or other small vessel
make for the Island of Cuba, which is
"only sixty or seventy utiles distant. If
:• he succeeded in reaching Cubs, he might
" have secured passage in a blockade
"runner or French veueLited proceeded
"direct to,lfatamoras. He might tutve
" entered 'Texas, if he chose, by that
" route, or, with his handful of followers,
"thrown himself under Maximilian's pro.
"tectiOn. - But his escape from - Florida
was doubtful, for provisions had been
"made by the Government to watch - itilli
-" ceaseless vigilance the entire Florida
" &ottat; - intuiticipation of it,he aloith:rebel
"seeking his exit from that quarter."
Davis at last accounts was at Nashville,
Tennessee; on his way to Washingtoni at
tended by a strong guard. We shall await
with curiosity the action of our Adnainis
tration in reference to him. If it shall be
clearly proven that he was concerned in the
assassination of Mr. Lincoln, there will be
no difference of - opinion in the North re.
girding the puniiihitiaTintlhat should be
meted out to him.
Two Slanderers get 'their botrinna*
It will be recollected that immediately
after the - reception of General Sherman's
treaty with Johnson, at Washington, Sea
rotary Stanton, in his usual impetous and
ill considered manner, issued a bulletin
severely reflecting on the former officer.
General Halleck commanding the De•
partment at Richmond, with his custom•
cry seal to toady to the Secretary of War,
followed with a dispatch adding insult
upon the brave and able officer whose
deeds of heroism have made him the idol
of his soldiers and the pnde of the noun-.
try. The sequel is contained in a spicy
correspondence between Sherman and
Halleok, on the occasion of the passage
of the former's army through Richmond,
the substance of which is thus given by
a correspondent of the New York ikra4l:
• Ai you will be in Richmond ha a few
day., allow me to offer you the hospitali
ties of my horse here, wham I shall be
grateful to rewire you.and'ocaabibuti to
make your sojourn here agreeable.
! UMW
limn. proffered hospitality is aspect
filly declined. I had hoped to pass
through Biohnund without the painful
necessity of meeting you. Your =coast
advisory deepatoh to the War Deputy- t •
is adept explatuttiou. „es •
I regret your declirOp- ' 4l "
and the unfriendly r •.g my my tatioa
y_our note. If yor pint manifested in
Wealth:guru a- knew the feeling in
in referee , ad at do War Department,
Johnif , .ce to your agreement with
tw' ..,n, you would appreciate the mo
'" eof my despatch to which you refer.
Armit me to suture you of my kind feel
ing towardyou personally and my high
admiration for your serrioaa.
I think I understand both the circum
*Lances and the men aufficiantly well to
appreciate the motives of your despatch.
Both you and Yr. Shinto:root ia• warn
ing to beware of samitains, but I did, not
then know that the authors of the warn
ing wereitheraselvei the assassins I had
to fear. I • Fj,"
Manly and truthfully spoked. *obi*
Sherman I You have proven that you
have the mettle which men always ad
mire in theirpublic favorites.' The whole
nation will applaud your independent*.
A CURIOUS OLD Docssiurr.—The Jowls"(
of ilmoureo congratulates the Ttibues on
having at last *Awned that " curious old
document called he Constitattion of„ the
United Statea." The Jowriai says "We
have had-a copy of it for many years, and
have been in the habit of mating frequent
reference to it. We (*Old have lent our
contemporary a copy anytime Within four
years past, but understood they did not
want it. point of fact we were sub
stantially told by a nolo:jowl Seustor that
any man who referred twit was a traitor.
It is sincerely gratifying to learn that a
copy has turned up where it may Ili use
ful."
The Jews of this country have shown
a fuU Share of patriotism sines the war
begun. From 9 1 0:: 4P have gotta. to
fight for the Union flag t r froU,NewiYofif, - .
10,000 ; from Illinois, 5,000 ; from Me*.
gan and Wisconsin, 3,000; and froth Other
States e nough . to make 40,000, They
have also given their wealth for the poi.;
Biers. They have ;established
turns for disabled soldiers, their Widri
and orphans, the benefits of will& are
limited to no faith or creed--one at New
York, one at Philadelphia, one at C"
cinnati, one 14 Chicago,' Ind , onst pl.lll
- . , • . 191 •
Dm New York Eden* Rot, an i Interns&
ly Republican sheet, in n.reeentidltoriid
said :
" It is our duty to insist Usat wherever
our flag floats, there" Mt Ansariedif althea
may say what hithitilm;lowhoeverehoss•
es to hear him." ,
CoL le—C. Baker, Chief Dotsaeiisof Oa
War Digerfataat, has had photostat* ot
Davis, - Tudor, Ciy. liastdirs, Chitty; had
Thompson, with fin ,didergptioatst Witt
stators, hair; wlss; 'lit' pepsine As char
haadhills, statisg this pries list aposAlts
head of sacdt oas, wad their alkyd etas of
Wag sasiotisi S. Ir watirilisaa;
ISE=
Capture St Mt. Rails.
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.{Willap1110:1) IMPNDCraL iiilt saciiiior, tuliirs,
Ile who calls and allure* meu to
111A4marderfir, and Lincoln - has d as
• ths: - turner DAtia. •
Pies Mint warred upon the Coustitption
or trifled with the destinies of the nation
aitptiooln has, be would have been bur
rieff is perdition long since. And if he
is bleated to misgovern for another four
yistrsons MA some bold kind will pierce
his heart with it dagger point for the par.
lio good.
observe io the telegrspltio dispatch
want, mil k tbe strength oI tlais..sottui bal
onntsipersons st - Wssitingtoo aryl eying to
OlViasdn Tretich4t Johnson 'make sr•
rut. eflthi, ern* ttlati: the editor of
the Chiesdo.. licb4 - othfc Northern
Detattor, Supposed . Soo ham been inikis
their uttersnoes heretofore. Presi.
dent o lnhne:bn; rie warrant; - will'do no snob
silly thing. -He wotAl3 Le onnipelled in
jetties, it he did. to. »en& his constable
alter softie Hepubltosol who have - erred in
IS:o4l;ti z li:thirsame way. The following is
items. ecirretporKlaricii printed approving-'
Ilinlew weeks ago tu the Cplorobws State
;Wend the lending radios! pApar of Ohio.
The writer is well know° Abolition pa
tio:inn of the Ststo, who abmicined lobby.
ing et the capital _to, become quarterwas.
ter in a ttegtvqtgitaent
' the spirit of the M ajor in com
mand of the 60th Ohio. When in his
presence the question was presumptuous
ly asked, 'Shall we eventually have to
compromise ?' he turned with a withering
look and said, • I entered this campaign
with over 800 men ; to-day I can't muster
bat 192, and I tell you that if, the Pres'•
dent huts ever at compromise, there ars 192
anastiles in - my command ready to march, soli
tary es 34 alone, to the White House.' We
lea A our Mends achome had this
the spirit of the Federal army, who bear
the burden." ,
We do not . maintain - that two Macke
make a White, but we quote this simply
• teittew that men of both, parties have
made fools of themselvert by intemperate
words, which are beat dealt with by being
contemptuously forgotten. It will be seen
that the Ohio Major was mustering his
192 assassins in contemplation of Mr. Lin
coln's adopting the very kind of a course
whjah, sublequently he pursued towards
the - rebels. Yet nobody can be stupid
enough to suppose that either i the Major
Of " Brick " Pomeroy of La Crosse meant
hat he said, otherwise than in a Pick
wiokian sense. It is sufficient that we
know the unanimous sentiment of the
country now, to be sound on the question
ofjrasident-murder ; let the blatant,
blustering past sleep.
GrE.NZ'RAL IVZilirS.
Omanillaa ass said to be rapidly disappear
ing fa VirgitlL
The people or A lialveeton, Texas have held
Rating sa4tissolved to continue the rebal,
ima oa WO own account.
The Lamml party in Mexico kayo phial
many "%lades. Imperial troops are to b.
Beat hit* Sonora and Sinaloa.
Goretwr Plowlst, of Virginia, haedsodu;
ad all civil adieu in that Btata meat. Ii
will roam Ms *spited to, Alexaadria ant
irsek.
As an indention of what is the prospect
in the way of redestion of the national Gray,
it as, be eathes4 titet the War Departetent
11.8 sa Order for six kosdrod Slousemi
bilak tir.„simps. When thee* are Mimi up,
as 0
.rey will be before many more weeks
'elapse. there will be bat a smell army left to
garrison the South..--Iftw York World.
MOSS thousand stand of arms were tam—
ed over by Johnston's army to the Federal
°Fliers who had charge of the surrender.
Onelifth of the arms were retained by" the
Confederates, in order to guard their sup
plies and property whilst marching to their
State sepals, where they are to be disband—
ed. The two corps of Sherumn's army that
have been left in North Carolina will be dis—
tributed ail over the State. Nearly everi
lawn la the inurior will be garrisoned.
Bond W doubt, the late blowing up of
the steamer Sultana on the Mississippi, at
tended, as it was, :by • loss of 1,400 lira, is
one of the greatest accidents recorded be the
snags of thus. Nothing of the kind can be
compared to it, are the burning of the Cita.
olio Cathedral in Valparaiso, Chid, a year or
two since. The magnitude of the horror is
perfectly shooting and astounding.
The three per cent. taz upon goods taken
to the Southern States has been 'abolished.
♦U restrictione upon Southern trade hail
been abolished by a Presidential proclama
tion.
The danger of getting out of guns in this
country is not inuninent. There are six hun
dred and'airty-three thousand, nine hundred
and twenty-four new rifled muskets in the
armory at Springfield, Massachusetts. -
The terms of amnesty to deserters Offered
by a proclamation of President Linoola will
not now avail, as the sixty days expired last
week.
Rebel °Moen °min to Gen. Weibborne's
district is Tennessee, paroled from Gib. Los's,
Gen. Johnston's or Gen. Taylor'', armies, will
not be perniitted to wear their uniforms or
any badge to remind loyal persons of their
treason.
Edwin Booth, in a private letter to • Mind
in Washington, announces his determination
to quit the stage forever. •
liana citizen clerks are being disehrepd
from the War Department, and disabled sol
diers substituted to their stead.
~, P rosideat Johnson announces tibia Prowls.
nation that the United States Cearts , will be
rftesiablished at once in the leveret- bow
goat Btatei. This is virtually a pledge that
martial law and military Governorship are to
endure no - longer than they are absolutely
'needed as &picks of reorganisation. , The .
A •WELLrensal ray* is. a rebuke to Oto
Batlerites wh aliaed a satrapy is Inert
Scathe= State, Sint the Binnnerites, who ar
gued that because of rebellion, those States
had *eased to ezhrt."
•
The attempted aisaesins awaiting their trial
at Waehington ale kept aadeethe strictest'
guard,'aad ever); precaution taken to prevent
their sommittig kinfolk Padded masks cover
their entire heads except the mufti; 11' is,
thought that three-of the Ford tbealereme.
ployeirtlll be seavieted, although Ford him
'Stew& leaessat. Parse, the woad! bees
bola ateseda et Seward, will be the teat Wed.
Clissasisbie dloonosica is .Zeus • by the
. #Beilleest flit that. Gls. Great and staff
&ail is Wwilaitow. es. Toe* with K.
EMISTS
The old Noah rs•ste• z.O be wheeling
book into the 144434 its good earnest : Jorge
and estkusiaelie treedserbie taloolt"
to - beve been -bad lr Geldebeee;*ll6w Bilk
Kinston, buthilleld. 11i1Ms.ttai mew other
plane is North Chroltas:, leanheedd anis
ell the onaldee an said to be teldsi-*2oe.
ttri part in this so and the hr""
Ilk
pipao Akolltato aro lioartiltaiapportiat
4.-__Tiuukaltio4 thi olvorslassi sot to
laitifillY *Pm*
wpm:with is As siovosisit.• W.V.- HOP
of the sokage — : gfiww
to bs seiostad•by tbs aisjority of Os
aa their oasdidato for illossisoil
dianuaLiia of siayst7 is 'ystraroblot tho
triaioit A mbers asii . tasotiap ; bit thit Wasksai,
tiko skiff ergs* of am 11ai.siiti, dOorta ikebg
it swats the qussiltai as sottle4; ,tbat W.
Waistless of slavery is gess : Qat, 41,00a1t
tits isstitstios IS it vosbil.
Aa hiportaat odor ism bon toned. by the
Wm! IMpartnett ts the den that "AU vol
canor soldiers of the saisliTaisi tiheis tine
of stervier will wiplre prior to Ostober 1,411.16 - -
will he Motored oat oatAlinharwell . disown
vies of the Ermine States. The Payment- 4
General is ordered to 'sake insetUistopay-,
neat to men so diseharged. AU cavalry se.
cuticle' la tarries after sash discharp will
be eomiliand is .caplets nazism organ!.
Wien& - Orpttisatloai from the sane State
will be cossoUdand with *sob other. Super •
-
many dims will be sastared out upon
Binh consolidation. The Aeon to biretalued
will O bi sinned by Army and Department
Commanders. Horses and other public prop
erty, thus tendered surplus, to be turned over
to the prOper officer. Commanders are charg
ed with the prompt simnel= of this order."
Now that our armies are being reduced,
sad the soldiers are souring home, there is
considerable activity at Washington, St. Louis,
New York, Philadelphia, Neltimore and other
Places, among authorised Mexican igeole who
want assistansefer the define of the Mexi
can republio against Maximilian. Large zium-
Awns of officers and men from
_one armies are
making. arrangements to go as emigrants,
with the understanding that when Ibeyget
there they shall light for the republic. Gen.
Ortega and his son are at Washington, and
are paying large specie bounties to °Soars
who are .reoommeeded to then' by a board of
examiaation. TM nentrality laws of the
United States provide for ialioling severs
punishment on parties engaged in warlike
enterprises against other nations.
The sudden disappearance of the sense of
the Immense oeestunpaion of -horseflesh in
army operations has proclaimed a great stag
nation•in the horse market, sad prime Ears
fallen off 26 per cent. within a. week. Herm
valued a week ago at $l6O oast new be bought
for $11004120, and artillery horses, for
which the Government paid $l6O, can now be
had at $l2O. The reduction In prises mainly
applies to the clue of horsey tuurally sold for
army purposes.
A tornado swept ever the' northwesterw
part of Philadelphia at b °Pete* on Thursday
afternoon, doing steeldiesble damns to the
Pairsoat Perk, ' what. it prostrated may of
the finest uses, and caused damage to the
amount of $16,000 or $20,000. About thirty
homes wen' blown down is the 19th Ward.
Thememageoensiderable sonstarnatiou immix
Ike. inhabitants. The rain poured dais . In
torrents. Only one person. a boy, as far ai
/mown, was killed.
Gov. Mills, of Mistimea, now . la Wash
iagton, has remind dispatches from 111. Paul,
saying that there has bees a skirmish with
the Indians near Mankato. Indiana bat
murdered several people and stolen horses.
Sibley was after them, and it was thought
would destroy them.
The person who for two years yips Purser
of the rebel pritataer Alabama has been op
pointed to a irst.elses elerkship in the Load
Moe. This position, with its good salary,
has been given Um that the Gemsenamat may
have his testimony available as to the tsp..
tares and destrustieu eoasitted by that
The aoatempiatad sedeetioa of tense la the
Geld mil the 'Weil sad at the wet' hroulthi •
dismissal to thirtpoight *Wks is the Ord
ains* Doreen at Weeliagtoa, and a larp
somber mill meet a similar bite this week.
Germaatowe, near Memphis, Tenn., has
been troubled the UM year with guerrillas.
The residents have detenalaed to clear oat
ribose robbers. • few days dace they eaught
three of them, sad, after a hasty trial, linag
them to a limb of a tree. They wort resin
men from hflaglisippl.
Gen. Washburn* has divested that the Mil
lions of Tonnages who left our lines and sought
refuge la the rebel dominions, and hare re•
sided all permissions to return until sow,
will not be allowed to come to Memphis:
gen. Great has issued an order, sending all
paroled retool soldiers who have taken the
oath of allogianoe, and who belong west of
the fdlesimippi river, to the mouth of Bed
river, whence they can depart for their
homes. ,
The Vicksburg borsht says that 'valid' la
the interior of Utssiisippi will be tasediate•
ly occrapied by our troops, so u to supra s
guerrilla bands and preserve order.
The latest news from Mewlov lesson no
doubt that the Republican torsos have of late
made considerable progress.. Is reported
that several - of the essernors and ether efliz
one sppointed by Idasballian hare, like Cu-
tines, pronoweeed against him. There mast
be some truth in these reports, for the Eat.
MO, • semi-oillaial paper, eves se Its pre
found ecorviotion, that Mexico Taut .be ruled
for many years yet without mdlinilifesima
statesmen to power. liaxisaillan, on rester—
ingths news of the surrender of Lee, seat the
chief of his cabinet u a special envoy to the
United States. •
A civilian who same through Virginia on
horseback in the track of the 2d corps, and
tire (Ltys in its sear, reports that he neither
saw nor heard of guerrillasot,d'that he was
holly unmolested. In stirry misty were
tiome rebel Wipers and soldiers returned, still
steering their uniforms for want of other.
.clething, and toil' vigorously to farming
with their own heads. A !Winos** are still
dellsat,lmi Lb. Ina szirsubditod maims as
anxious now •to be let sleicfor tke like of
ireeu,sna agriculture as they were four years
ago 'to z bir lit Vote ki thip 'wished Stork of
aestriyhit tie hiss: ' -
The Perussylviali troops its to want, binge
P 4
se soot u the grad review is over. They
will give up their ems is Waskiagttni. Tke
regiseate neirsited is the meters pert of the
&situ will iiihrouPterisi out at Piilddpb s;
those tubed is the resters will be
isasterisi out, at Pittsburg,: those trim tie
Oritur of the State at Itirrieilirg. • •
SW. MIPS. of aor POtwOoss ion
oitioodwi Now York from Isonituls,•oad us
mina icslo to $l2 • bond.
Three emaThare to be Mailed for taws la
ladlaealeibtea Maley, Me 194
. MO toblitio*". Pad to tio Irfabli to Ike
M=
The Cincinnati Gantt. gives the following
particulars of the late robbery of a railroad
train is Ohio, litparties supposed to be gust.-
rllll+ -71111 .! a l M6bend Mein men,aad crossed
•
liestneky - K lateasive, but, bistro:dual
stratailmes bean made to capture them. The
thieterviepart le very interesting
Tifestft trala was the St. Louis night!
Wes, left here Friday evening fot
ovilleek, ecatalning four passenger
'esaelle‘' a baggage and en Adams' express
oat. Thalami! Were pretty well filed with
kitita including perhaps a hundred men:
l had passed North Bead, fourteen
IS beim the city, libels Met locemottlte.
wee thrown from the track, and - lanai over
ea mei. Ode • the express and' baggage min
'daring the same fate. The first passenger
°witch stove in the baggage car,
,ce.using a
great shook, but injuring nobody seriouely.
tite other* irstsitaing their positions on the
trick. Inantediately following the concussion.
a,Velley of firearms apprised the passengers
tilt the was not simply a railroad amt.
dent; asd before they 11 , t1 time to concert
Say measures of defeat*, a desperado with re
volver in heed presented himself it each door
of the several Gan, backed by one or two
companions of the lame character. The order
was given, " Bob every d—d man, but don't
hurt the ladies ;" and while one kept guard at
leek demobs others proceeded through the
train sad made every man " stand and della
a." Pocket-hooks, watches, chains and
jewelry changed hands rapidly. But few of
the whole number were shrewd enough to save
anything. A soldier, returning home, was
robbed of $BOO, and although he begged bard
to be permitted' to 'retain a portion of the
money, the viltians took ali. Another indi
vidual was relieved of a.gold watch and five
1 hundred dollars in greenbacks. - Still another
lost two hundred dollars, besides a watch and
Valuable breastpin. This condtictor, Mr. Shop
hard, had forty dollars .aken from him ; but,
I by cutting the lining of his coat-pocket, and
allowing the contents to drop into the skirt,
' succeeded in saving $320. The engineer like
wise lost a valuable watch. We are unable
to give any statement of the aggregate loss
of passeagerd, but it was considerable.
While the passengers were being robbed In
this way, five of the gang plundered the ex
press
car. The party, with the aid of an axe,
soon out their way into the oar, and drew out
the money safes, three in number. The
amount of money lcat - by the Espana cannot
be accurately stated, but it was not very
large. There were, however, $BO,OOO worth
of 7.80 United States Bonds abstracted from
one of the safes and carried off. The only
object of the ruffians seemed to be plunder.
The general question of re-construoting the
revolted States, and the reorganization of
their political and commercial ',interests, a
oemespondeat of the Tribune says, are under
stood to have been the subject mitten of dis
melon at a Cabinet meeting hug week. The
President is fully. committed to the principle
that, a full sad free revival of commerelal
business between the North and South, with
as few embarrassments and restrictions as
possible, will prove the surest and speediest
bond of unity and friendship between the lie
lions. There is understood to be no opposi
tion-to the President's convictions on these
points, but the lengthy discussions are had
with a view to arriving at the best modes sad,
terms it may be possible to inaugarate ooa
sistent with the laws of Congress.
The totaldebt of the United States at, the
•
close of the present Semi year, on die, 80th
of lan*, is estimated at $8.00,000,000- ' ' This
includes the debt of every iosslble kind, as
well that which is ascertainetl, as thatjthlak
consists of unpr.eented claims. This aka, is
its principal, represents 15 per cent. of the
present wealth,of the loyal States, and $96 611
per had of their population. The annual La-,
' 'forest oa the public debt after 1887, when
that debt will all bear interest, will be 6.166,e
000,000. The same amount will continue an
nually to be paid until 1881.
The eziontive order of the President, pat—
ting in operation the saspanded functions et
the National Government in the Stets of Vir.
ginia, was substantially agreed upon at the
butt cabinet meeting held by President Lin
coln on the day of his death, and of which
Gen. Grant was present. The great futures
are that the Stet* of Virginia is not noels
nisedu ever having gone out of the Union;
that the (auctions of the United States Gov
oranuentwere simply suspended within her
borders, and are now• put in operation again;
that no vestiges of Confederate or rebel State
government are recognized ? and that Governor
Pirrpont and the loyal Legislature of Virginia
is made the nucleus of the organized Stat a
government.
A special dispatch to the New York News
says a change in the Cabinet undoubtedly
will soon take place, as a conflict is ittevita—
ble,lf there is snob a disposition on the part
of the Szeattive as is reported. If Stanton
and Welles g L they walking papers, the
nation will rojO
The Montreal papers give anotbe r biter
from Nene N. Saunders, addressed to the
people of Europe, in which he denounces the
President's proclamation offering a reward
for the arrest of the conspirators as " mends-
Moue and ferocious," and adds that new evi—
dent» will be produced to prove this assertion.
A verdict fie rendered on Monday. In the
Orenlt Octet Milos at New Albany, 10, 1
against the Louisville, New -Albany szid
*ego Railroad Company for RUM% on 60-
001/10 of • boy named William Langdon having
koe. his legs out off by being run over by the
oompany'a ears.
The Assassination Court' on Saturday de
cided hereafter to admit • representative, of
the press, and voluminous reporti of all the
evident, taken has been furnished, except •
portion withheld by order of the Government .
One hundred and twenty.eight nations l
banks were established during the month of
April, and $12,772,980 of currency issued.
The Pennsylvania banks have gristly over
Issued, and the Comptroller
,is taking theta is
hand. Some of them must sliminish their cir—
culation immediately, or they will be closed.
Robert M. T. Hunter ha's been arrested at
his residence in Virginia.
Mount Vernon his been pitt in order, and
will soon be open for visitore.
The Supreme Court of Michigan on
day decided in - favor of the power of Co*er*
to make Treasury notes a legal-tender.
Them are said to be nineteen thousand
rause around the Southern prisons at Ander
sonville, csorgia.
Two rascals in Burlington county, New
Jersey, have been collecting subscriptions for
a monument to President Lincoln, and pock
eting the money. They were both young men
Of unimpeachable diloyaftY."
There oemowno doubt froni the testimony
taken. it the aseaseinstion trial, that theta
Jot *.
Preardeit lohnsim waeltihirfavbeen taken
b 7 Atierot. When' the moment' Mr Wed*
come, the courage of the wreteh_seetnite
deserted him, and he fled ;without commUtiag
the mime.
At a anon manias held st Shroropert,
Col. Flournoy, Of Texas, prononajmd a glow—
ing poem's on Booth the aossoola,,whost
he etanparod to Britian, the slayer of Vises",
and gridlotecl for him a high end eadariag.
fame. • .•
•
It le sew secartaise 4 t h at 1,600 wen lost
oa board the Ilaitana—oaly 600 being sand,
may of them eerloaely injured by wouads
aid wields. • The report that the boat was old
is walrus. She bad been ti 'ionic* hat two
ran.
- -
The correspondents in the army, inflow
exception, advocate the Democratic policy of
conciliation towards the Southern people.
Their opportunititts of judging popular mend
meht is the South, talkie their views to at
is* as muds etinsiderstion as the stay-at-
VrtMe patriot* who are crying so lustily for
hosing ;pad ionfiscation. A writer from
•Illbeirmaseiwzney to the Cincinnati Commerend
(UP) oafs :-
14 The whole Southern people are now ready
aid anxious to resume the Chloe. Christian
policy dictates that, at their first word
" enough," the brutal and disgusting ordeal
rorbloody battle should cease. Pease, P.M.
—let us have peace. Are we . to hunt down
our brethren as barbarians generellY ban
done ? Has the world made ao peogew, and
have Out blessed institutions of freedom, so
Christ-Mk% bad se m.111'16 oeittwy to teach
us the holy doctrine of charit? • * Mier
man;he parting, even stoppe d to shake bands
with ',lulu Ughum, who a few days befits,
had bias in Raleigh on Nuke metwitte, and
'polio to / hisi with cheerfalasee aid hotly
kindness. It wairvery evident that ghtusils
wee winning aU their hearts, as he had al
ready-wone their strength.. Noble spirit, ten
rible as We to a resisting fee, but to a sub: ,
missive one kind and liberal. This in Chris.
ties. berate m."
Parties who have been
.thringh-Georgla as
far leath as theltowsh rites, represent that
the destitution prevailing in that country le
truly appalling. What few inhabitants re
main there are almost starved to death, sad
for want of animists it is impossible for say
of them to attempt to raise any crops. -
The trial of the assasiiis began last week
in the Arsenal building at Washington. Gen.
Ranter presides over the court. Reporters
are sot admitted,„►nd the partienbus will not
be made public until the end of the trial.
Judge Adeseata Belt, Burnett and Bingham
condscelki prosseidon. -
A decree has been issued by Maximilian,
Emperor of Mexico, difining the Government
to be a limited hereditary monarchy, with a
Catholic prince at the head, who, on unp
lug the - throne, shall talur i an oath of othee.
The betuidaries of the empire are defined.
The Mexican press is to be restricted in the
acne manner as newspapers are in France.
Gin. }downing last week delivered an ed.
dress in Boston, in which he took °cession to
deny the charge that he was to take part is
the Mexican emigration scheme, and denounc
ed both it and its originators.
Mr. Edwin Arnold, M. A., suggests in a
note to the London Daily News that, in view
of the glorious achievements of Gene. Sher
win, and Grant, BagUslinien should testify
their sense of admiration and sympathyby
presenting those gallant officers with swords
of honor.
The Ant soldiers to be mustered oat, the
New. York papers say, are those whose terms
of 4alistment are but one year.
Gst4 Lee, who remains very quietly la
Itiohnond, is said to be rugged in writing
nhitory of hie closing campaigns: '''
Gen. McDowell has suppressed a newspaper
in California..
•
STOP MILT LI•CILATOITINGI 1--Whick you can
do it you drive the impure, hot and acrid mat-.
ter on/ of your system by taking inwardly -
Carter's Compound Extract of Dandelion and
Bittersweet, and applying outwardly Carter's
Yellow Ointment. Hundreds can testify that
they have used these srtioles with entire sw
eetie and satisfaction, after having used many
other thiop to no purpose. Therefore, we
pay we these two articles sod stop that scratch
*. Price of Bottle and Box together, one
dollar and fifty cents. Sold by Carter & Car
var. : tf
ERIE AGENCY
7-30 Uo S. LOAN.
•
80atie .. )32 amoolota of
$5O, ;
$lOO,
_ $5OO,
$l,OOO,
AND ISFIr ARDS,
Oa band kg
Immediate Delivery
BF
iHF SUBSCRIB-ERS,
• Who an
Daly /fttliorizO Suliscriptlea
A C E NTS
or
JAY COOKE & CO.
• may 1141641 ankers
CLARK NICT B OALIe,_
.
Discontinuance of. Retail Trade.
TrNTIL Further_liotioe,_we will offer
to MOH goods at note 14 map t to close out thee*
1/ 110 4110011
now open ; PAO Tif o return thanks to oar pa
trons to the Las.
, TO TIFF} WROLUALT, TALDS„
Ws shall now mks every *Wort to enlarge one whole.
sakobardnass ; oar motto will be to mil good goods and
to sell elks. is bun and Nails, wo defy
Ws also marialistua Wheel Barrows, Pick San Bay.
Babes and Oil Tools. Parties wanting goods by the
gestegerwill Bad It to their interest to call, aw they aa
get them at wholesale rates.
McCONKBY & SBANION.
Iris, May 6tlt, 11168--lw
Tlistriuntiussits Of OfLOADOS, MELO.
DIONS, OR HA BRONICUS.—Evory olio haste'
say thought of puratuolog as Leatrumeat pt this class
now or at any tutors tiros should send-tor owe siNgeso
RagrUg's Cablust Organ Circulars, widish will to Not
to any *address entirely free of, expense. This clroular
soatalus ouch lutormatiou which will be used to every
purchaser of such sa tostrouout, such a s articles sa
"flew to Judge of a strisPud Luttnteent," " EilatorT Of
the Organ," "History of itoed fustnuitenta," to. go.
Addren 3140 x Bp:musk:4
9t Broadway, New Volt,
Or, NASou k Hatif,ol, Ifsablaglon at., llostos.
maylllsll4,
Dissaltbt I. Wilson by her Anbpssien lo Dlm
next Mend, Luther N. No. 16, November tusei ll ia.
£44,,..W. H. Williams.)NAlL°
Alias Subposna In DI
No. 7, FebruaryT. " Ist?.
Spasm k Martin, Att, 'y. tot Pit. B
Unto prod. motion In 'bosons. (ibur yosba l l idg.
smaylP66-4w H. 1.. BROWN,
STODD rsaut Y,
e , ( Lat. of the U. S. TrasearY Dayartmeat end
Peaneylvaaia,Commissioser roe Soldiers, IF a,
D.C.) General Claim Agent, wth Benjamin Grad, .
Attorney at Law. Wiwi* Mott. Brie, Pa.
Naval and Civil datum ealillett* with Adelity and et.
rtPensions obtained and oollettad. A
MI seemptly atteaded to. 11r. P. hariag i = i r
oral years esparternor in the details of Doe various De
partosate. Okla remade at he can reader most satisfactory
aid is pearmndlaer all kinds of roverareest claims. •
- mayn't:W.4a
- Pleastire . °unions; . ''
rARTIES DESIRIt TO LEVIS tail;
tl= l l tbeno le e rsis t a h e e iTA7l 4 :erd s ; ' fa aco • fe:
data Ulm With 'Goa bo at' - I' tars a Yacht es pessily .
'laid oat km pie woes eistties,-to,s4dtVoa to a a unbar
fat lawillosts. • Fishing Tackliaad Slat all th• ULM as..
rilnell;ianiritag to hate the &.s of any of - e•1
trill dad use eoustsetlyaft he ad. stJAS tbs oldP. staaii,Saot
"at State attest .
Nay 111.1111SS—facfi* , . 2111:111111%
_
186 S. Spring Trade. '• 1865.
DRY GOODS.
;Oa& C. BREBE
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUY-:
MS folds large and earetally selseted Apt* or
PORE IGN AND DOEINIMC
DRY COODR:
Ika_ Jami bosetTed.
rabiliri 4 1 1.1040
. ~ A . , F
Eraploytuent .
Gress mole of Jewelry.
mood Kin-., .411Yer-W,
Perusal Koury tioodo,
St4llo,ooo—olt lo br
- worve. Every one
(bias ValunL
1' ale Tll
Gime 0 tLI Lnedlne-cas4 watch..
t‘14416 ;a b Go ,
ltil l
Gesti dt .
4. 1
peat/
Gold Plated Cliretlhow to Sta4l. 4.;
Gold Plated lcat-hes, nairtel ,, I I
Disniond
Gold Test and Neck chains .
Gold Oval Band Bracelets ....
Chialld Gold Bracelets.._...
.
Chatstatue ch olas and Goard eh 41tJ
80114 are /Di GViti 111,001.41
lava and Flrrent.Do
Cosh Opel, and Easserald
Madan, Jot, LAVA.. and Fiore ctl, • ,;
Coral, Opel, and Erne,a,d Esr
California Ili ..,lood tfromt,p,na
Gold lob and vest watch ao ,
fob add l'e,t
!Solitaire t.ett,ns,rtodi et;
Gold Tbimhfr' l wails , Ste.
- Minimum
Spriu•
Gold Toothpicks, crosses, etc....
Plato Gold Mop, Cowed Gold Rll.O,
SUMO Set and r,isoet rings.....
Califojois D141:60.1,1 Etna s .....
Wl*? Jewelry in sets-Jet and (info.'
Lidice Jewelry to setc-t:anteo, Peat,:
Gold pirtia,ailveresten. holder. and
Gold peas and gold row:tote] hoid.,
thud Nos sad gold eatenconl,.l , ..r,
diver Goblets rod deleting cope
Silver Coolant, Fruit and Cate ta,..1 1 ,
Silver O.& and title spoons an
Silver plated tea pots awl urz i
Sliver plated ice pitchers a n d
Soo what the moat popular az. .1
riodteals say of out estal,ltstwit
From IL;e D,cp itch" Gf „
•W tato plavnn
Madera to Um sanounemen• of it
Gnat Stle of Jewelry, :hirer Wa.•,.,
oar fulv,rtis: evlutnor. We are p t „.
With tho mewl:tern of thin tirm an.l -
Haman of ot.e•litig worth and lotr y - t ,
goods, for variety and etteot, Wre !
Misled."
/101X1 " Mirror or Fa i,i.a;'tt
“lietara. Dev.14.4t1 C., •' , ;r •,:.
opened on the 1:,:n ult., an
liner display or good,.
list tent in this city.
seer alrno,t to ead,,catwo,
rendered nqkarlr t.;
slash. We prediett,r
From tlte ” •r,"
''Oar hid). triNl24.3 'it I ;;.•
liahazemt of Nissan. Lior.sdgh „
lt they Irish to tatLatv,
they will long rimeinoer. ,
Watches, Chsins, Ma.; F.sr ,r t no
Jewelry of k , fPri loud 161
before witnesta Their
and almost casts Into the shy!, 0 •
tablishaients which hare I•int
It is estimated that their store i, stork
one nallunn of doliac.t."
How You Can Cot a
Seel "fwenty.fire Cents to tia, au: ail
male it we will mall you a Ciirtifi ate
we entitled to. If the arii :le or 1` . ..:4
send bath the Certificate and Owl/La.,
forward to you the article, no mat'er
be. If the article Is not what you a. , .
send the Certificate and dollar, win' ,
same value you prefer acid we will •••-..
more thap out Certificate send us ;1
dvs ; for V, eleven ; for $5, thirty I -
SU., one hunlred.
Agent* ace wanted the Army nu; . •
We nava an un lons.' atocif Of goola
weds this number of Agents. 0 • :
Vs very liberal and aoame even of
las hi ng from $.5 to $2O a (lac W e
Mat ell sat Certidcatea they - set
ler than $1 for eight.
Wrlte your name-an.: a ..:-•.
Only what la neceoreary. -
CIIIIAILLII W. BEAM:AP
lo li a.daa Lac,
ARCANA WAT
An Elegant Novelty in
The =lea of %at..h are as
egmpolped 01 oil different meta' .
or sad plarilabed.prodaciug au elsrt.z..„
carat gold, callai Arcata, wut.:l
color: Th.) , are AM tr:lutitai ILA ;. 1 .1
forded at ot.telzhth the rn.l 1•.• r„A
deigned FL* h Panel and 8121,•:,1 br nal
Posh Pita, 'end ongraced
bra tad G o d Homing lATArA. A n a ,
wad dui artid sowawl an Lnvottca
defy dete4l..m.: moyamput if =Lc.t.:
will %lila Jimer LVAL.tI
are lope it lintshod,, harm:, ~n;
caztedloi a.l 4 , tatiaz, ,
and the i liauzort-a
skeleton and 4, nu.] L• 1 teLtran! , L
- • •'
Theme 5t.:•.12,. are r f three
being fur sae 1! •
ds will hi e...:ut 1., ;Nat ur -:1; • • •
oIIa Gent lfl A '1•11:A.)Ille if •r,, • • • ,• r
lc roll for t •• t. ttrw , , CaTir c •'• •
thin watch in the 171:Med :ALI-.
which 00 not boar our Ti-. 0 • ,
iia•ft.l
luipurt , r.,
U. S. 7-30
The sale of the first SCI.A4 Ot
Laan was completed oa :Is: (.1
of the HCOII , I Off et of Thr.e
tbres year,' (iota the 15to ‘," L. ,
on the let of April lu th. eh. -.
ova One Ban Iredhow) of t 1,.• o•,'
—leaving thy' day le , a Waal Two 1
disposed of The Int.:rest ut 1;13-at,'
eareeney on tha Ilsth . ot L.Pliediatvai / 5 :4
coupons attache4 to etch note, r.
anywhere. haroonnti to
One cant per day oa a •,;•
Two eento "
ley
Tc:l " " ' "600
"') " " lttXl
0
More and More D
.112. rebellion is roppreared, and tt.,
already adoPtei ' Caeaaurea to reduce erg
1 4,11 7 Posel ).- Ao to a peaceloating, tl
in= war llo. 6 as borrower and poscha,•::
VIE ONLY LOAN IN
now ()gimlet by the Government, eel:
Great Popular Loan of
The Seren-Thirty notes are COUre'
acuity. at tba option of the holder, r.!
U. S. 5-20 SIX PEi
COLD - BEARINC
Which ire alwsy, Werth
Free from Taxatz
The .140 Notes cannot Le
Counties or States, and the MI e:, et.;
OP • surplas of the ov, E'er's
deed dollars a year. This tact inr .
one to three per oent. per umura,
levied on other property:
Subscribe Quid
Lem than $200,000,000 of the Lox
/sat Congress are now on the curt
%onto at which it is bring ab , ort.'
gala for within two month!, whet
doebtedli command a premium, lit
the cue on closing the aubs , :ripti , ::f
low seem probable that no con
the prase* aapleo wig be otTerti t :Iv
"
In order that eititeas in every to ,
sentry - may be afforded f.te.hhei
the National Ihnka, Stnt ~.. 3
throughout the country grNri.
nubile:captious at par. Su'''l l 2l
ageate, In wheat thay Lev co:-.7.et.oe ,
to tat reeponaible fur the druc , •Y -
that reegre ordara. J tl
1"
- St-üboairl.o, kJ,
31401KliptiOrkl watt k• recto - to
Neilu & Warr
Brown's so
. _
COstaee of State Street nod
WHE ABOVE WELL
hal passed into the control
wha are detsrmined to spare no eLf..q ,
make it &Slant stopping plate iv:
Ile., A number of Importioaluppr, 1'
Win made, mad ~t hen to be eottip , e.N .
wit/ render it 0.. e of the Least
gspeelal care Is taken to Ittroith
aesionablo Articles, carted up in
and accommodating trattara. $ Ol..
Hotel with-the repoluUou to malof -
Of this section require, and fret
approbation /dour guests •
• • A. T.,Loostis,
. W. L. Rows.
IiABTFOILD VIES INS
etinervo Ku. coN.bil
ifflconpoßerk:D IcLu 0 1;
a. U ITON. ['rest.
InTY-'l l lllll INSUBA
- LIARTIYOUD, CON ' , it .
Of►CORPORdTED 1847
Q. B. BOWSRS.Prokt. k
A iSURA.NCE in the :11 0 e
tshle Compinie• ,AU
- -
Administrator's
TL ETTEItS OF A1)311 1S
.14 the egt:lte chtti,,C''''t
Biswattoirchltip, Etna COL.: L.
tatue natlortil.tuctl, at, • .•
lag ii
claim agstrott the 1.21.1 t ttsli
Duly anthentiested tor bvttlrrt,P
thielselm Indebted to the Fume 1 :'
Papa:tont !In of I.‘ !ore the h.bt
iP.tli.Pll 11 A 1.1) ,,
L.ltikont, A pit
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