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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The Funds on the 3Cth
OF May were 6rmer and " cent higher owing renew
ease in the money market The rates or advances the
sGSt Iah,D: d: g.s The 1sg.lf
owing the bad prospects Of the speedy termination Of the
TayrRpooI Msy 81 -coTroy weekly cotton market
was forwarded by tho North American
STATE or TRADB-rhe Manchester market IL quiet, but
prices have upward tendency.
Recommendations Richardson, spence Co., Wskc-
field Nash Co. and Bissnd, Athys Co. report flonr
and Cd higher since Tuesday American Y. HJol
Whes end "a higher than TUESDAY FOR the inferior
Qualities; Red Western 93al03 Red Southern 10
White Western and Southern 10 6aR Corn steady ano I'd
aed higher than Tussdsy Yellow - .;
White 81 d32i.
PRoysioys-Beef has declining tendency PORK inactive
and tending downward. Bacon irregular and lG1 lover
boldors pressing their stocks on the maIie Lard quiet pu'
steady sti0i a49i. Tallow firm .. a. 0isl6.
PB0pvcE-The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes nrnief
Pots 80 Psars 35l. Rosin dull and easer Common ~
~3s Spirits Turpentinc easier with small sales at q as
Sugsr-SUa sales 3D. decline Coffee quiet and unchsDsed
LONDON. May 3-Bsrnss Circular reports BsEADsTrYrs
dun and custer; American White Wheat 81 657 Flour
"a t27. IRoS dull and unchanged SUGAR quiet aud ursl
tered In price CoppRR closed steady Cd n decline RICE
quie. and tending downward TIA easier Common Consou
II. TALIOw dull SPRrs TrppEyTIyE lees firm. quoted
6d75 LIsssED oL tending upwards sales at % LIN
SEED CAKES inactive.
AxpEIcAy SyCrRrrTss-Aiessrs Beings quote American
Securities steady, with rsles Of Eric Shares 33 lnos
Centrals at 4a, discount United Ststes Sizes $685.
United States Elves 8160i Massachusetts, Elves % Mary
lard Fyes 8iti Pennsyysnia Elves id16 PeHnsylvsnia
GLASGOW, May 30BreadstuHs have an upward tendency
except Wheat which - easier.
LATEST.
UAyEE, May 29.-CoIToy-Sales of he wecl. 3 900
bales market closed inactive but hrm, and prices ga 81
higher Nsw-Oresns tres odinsire 1861 do has 1901 Stock
PARE may 3l.-Rentes 70f I5c.
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SLAVERY AS AFFECTED BY THE REBEL
LION


To Ne Editor Of TIE n. Y Tibun<
Sin; Has the Rebellion destroyed the Seeding
Ststes If not, what has it destroyed
Two things are necessary to make State of this
Union.
FIRST The citizens of Territory must adopt a
constitution and choose their local rulers under it.
Second Congress must admit them into the
Union.
Admitted into the Union, they can change their
Constitution ard local laws
In the exercise Of their State Rights, they may
change or subver that portion Of their State organ
zaon which they put i'll motion. Can they nullify
the other elcmept-Congressiona sc,ion-whieh
made them State Plainly they cannot. Con.
gross canno; interfere with their reserved Sato
rghts; neither can he citizens Of State nullfy the
Congressional and Executive action which completed
them State.
Gan Congress retract it's own action by which
they became State l know of no constitutional
provision by which il con be done. Once State,
always State, save by the limitations which the
Constitution provides.
What, then, has the Rebellion done to the Seeded
States 1t has suspended the action Of their local
laws. They no longer OF binding force.
Slavery is local institution; the creature OF local
law. \ slave in South Carolina Is q slave by force
OF the local law of South Carolina. Removed 10
England his chains fall from him. because there j. no
law to bind them around him. The local law being
destroyed suspended in the Seeded States, Slave
~, the creature of local law has there ceased to
exist.
But, says the loyal man among the Rebels, Are
my slaves free Does not the Constitution and
Congress promise to return my fugitives from SER
vice Yes must DO answered to both these ques-
tions. However hard it may be for the loyal man
10 lose his slaves, his fellow-citizens have taken
them FROM hin by destroying suspending the local
laws which entitled him to their services. And with
the destruction OF the eervce owed must perch
all claim 10 it. The slave is made free man hy the
State authorities whom the Constitution has allowed
to have supreme control over local matters. Con,
gress can no more return him TO bondage than II
could, by lis interference, relieve him from it. The
most it do Ii to compensate the loyal man for The
JUSTlEIAN.
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SUPREME COuRT-CaaxBERs-JusE lo.-Before Justice
BARNARD.

SUPREME COtRT-CHAxBERs-JrSEiV .-beioe Jas'iee
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
The People ex rel. h. j. Whtlock agt. Nath'l y.
pen,on Auditor kc-A mandsmIs mast issue compelling
tho Auditor 10 sppsoye and s the bond Of the relator
James andolo sg Ihos. Appleton-Allowance Of esco
granted. w,. =. .,-M.,,,,
denied and resale ordered upon plaintiffs paying 70 the pur
chaser interest his purchase money rom me ms ~
sale to the time Of paymen-s2a examining nus no 80
Of motion, with ~ days sucn Pssen' ID NV
gobn Weeks sg Jas C. Buchl ct -Refersnes or.
dared 70 tste proof Of faots &c ,,.,, g.
JoSn C. Hitchcock act. Hugh WaIlsce.Moion muss b
John P. Cul,er sst WIN. Naturalization Denied "hh
costs r.. ,.,.,o,
"a Tar AZ Il asks for JUDI and Tor deficiency ssainn III
Anthony mus. he denied The rest oil the MOTION
L. j. Lansing sgt. Chasies j. Hoden-Motion Denied ~h
$40 costs. ,y, W. NJ ch,nr,s, a.,
Thos III sh.rp ct al-Motions granted
H. H. Lee AT. James c. Pomeroy-Mo'ion TO place sne"
Tsnris Winter at Elizabeth Winter; Chas W. Rouse sss
Thos Galway ct al Tue United states steam sugar ne
huins Company al Harrson Bliss ss Holmes Ammaous
IT sl-Mot.oGs denied. ~ -, ,,,,
granted on payment Of all the since service Of sumnon&
and 30 costs of motion. ,ru q,
Fsr,aer.' and Trus. Company ss john Mt5ys
s,oton for ressle granted on plaintiff paying 'ns ne'ees
fees and expenses OF sale, &c :, ,s,,r ,,s,,s:
Geo Stoier sg James c. Cosswel Q. sL-Mouon rsn.eS
on peymen Of the costs that have accrued since 'ne
wa put iu AID b 10 cots . ... r,,oton Hsnk-
Reference ordered take proof Of the fsc s'sa 'n'
'sOp g. whSh. at. John S. Mills, tc.-s00n for farther
tine 70 us as s "a. A.r Mutual Insurance Company
cunningham ast. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '''Ne"
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SINKING or SCHOONER AND Loss or LIfE.-
The schooner A. +. Douglas Of Middletown, Ct,
loaded with coal, and bound to Boston, sank on the
night Of the ith inst eight miler north Of Basnegat
n. j., and five miles at sea. The Captain his wife
and child the mate and boy, were drowned Ed
ward Donsbue, a sailor, was the only survivor He
clunp TO the head of the mainmast until Friday
night, the 9th, when, at about IL O'Clock Capt. j.
Haywood, passing with his little oyster 'loop, with
some difficulty took the man of in ali almost perish
ing condition. brig name unknown, loaded with
Liverpool salt, is ashore a. squsn Beach. Crew
saved.
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,.,. P.,orfed Iy Telcgrdpl

BuryALo June IL, p-thovh snc us Z, 900 hn,h' a.
' 81 cb;csyo Spring; 9l Q9Jc. for hil" aukee
Club o. AMBER ic1; S. a .il. ,h' G eons
10 Vp "s.I ~ I,nJ, ,sies OF ~ 900 bush. at Sc ioI
he.tsd SIZE for new 4oc fOI old II pat to svs oif
easier sales u 900 bush ,i e ~ %bsa 20 go
do Corn ss go do Obj Sb' j. tSSI sS
bull. Wheat 900 do Gso All" 90 ale. o' SS % Ohio At
~ n1s =, WHKAr steady Western Red lSG 20
Cons hesdy PKoyrsIcss dull hsIS ,,.,dr II Iga
a, Sic. WMI'rr hfm and ADVANCING '''''' '' ~
aHlc. ru.It E,orn dnll WuKAr advancing
,.,,, - 500 81 a. Red 81 lea$l r. CohS le" sctts
n ni.o ssas3c White 6oc 0Ars advancing PRovnIoss
an W1uxI Dtssdy n NiG2'e
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SPAIN.

The Session of the Spanish Cortez has been ex
tended on account of the Mexicsn question.
The Correspondence contradicts the report that
Gen. Prim would be nominated Embassador to
Mexico.
dressed TO the English and Spanish Governments by
the French Government, explaining the conduct OF
France, and declaring that France would consider
herself released from the obligations Of the Conven
tons entered into, if the Allies treated directly with
The Poyris asserts that Sralu will concur diplo
matically in bringing about solution of the cues
ton.
General Prim will return TO Europe.
General Serrano will DO sent a. Embassador tt
Mexico.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
N1oSs CREnoRsR GARDKss-Sixh avenue and Fourteenth
street." Promenade Music and Equestrian Perform
ances."
NixoS's PALACE OF Musc-Sxth svenus ard Fourteenth
street" Opera aud Ballet Performances"
WALIAcK's TmEArgR-No. s44 Broadway, new buresque
The Lady Of Lyons" Handy Andy"
NIBLos G.aDEs--Brosdwsy, Tho Syrenh
BlRgrn's AMERICAN MussUs-Brosdwsy-Baby Show, Com
niodore Mutt, Whale. ke. day ard night; Tho Mar
ried Rake" and Your LIES In Danrcrp
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING. b23 Broadway, day
aud evening.
Laura KEEsg's THzArsR-" Fsnchon; or, The Cricket"
ACADEMY Mrsc-" Martha" T" Concert by GotschsiS,
performance by Hermann"
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!NEWLONDON ELECTION.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
EKw.LosDos, Jrns 10, 1852
Our Charter Election passed of yesterday. The
result proves that old NswLoadon can be depended o. when
wanted.
Hiram Wiley was elected Mayo. by handsome majority
over s. Wheeler prominent citizen OF DsuBion poolivi
,i. backed by the D,spon PIossrerJ and lai.~"m Re
pabiicsn factions
The result under the circumstance cvcyih-y tina, could
be desired Eeao-drlsns Democracy sI discount here
Union
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ST. ANS CHORAL SOCIETY THE choir Of DR.. Is. c,
Cutters church, corner of Sands and WashiDgton-Ets
Brooklyn) gave "a little music" in a very credit
able style to their friends on Monday evening. T.
Jerome Hopkins, organist of the church, was the
director on the occasion This choir has been under
his charge for about one year, and their improve
ment is alike satisfactory to its members aud the
congregation worsbippiDg there.
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FRANCE.

Report says that Capt. BoDaparte Patterson, serv-
ing IN the Mexican expedition, Is in high flavor with
the Emperor, and it is copjecinred that he may
prove more acceptable candidate AS King or Presi'
dent Of the Mexican, than an Austrian Prince.
The French army at Rome was about to be reduced
10 single division.
The United States Consul ct Paris had issued a
notice that no further applications can be received
from foreign officers for commissions In the Union
army. =,
The Paris Boarse was heavy at 70f. 3oc. for the
Rentes.
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MElrISG OF JoURsErsEN BgIcKLArEEs.-A
meeting of journeymon bricklayers was held or
Tuesday evening at Military Hall, BOwery, Mr.
John II. Ward in the chair, TO ascertain how many
Of the boss masons would comply with the denai
for 81 rs per day from Monday last. The names Of
twenty-five employers were given as having sccedsc
10 the resolution calling for the advance. The re-
ports being satisfactory, the meeting adjourned
sirs de.
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INDIA.

Adyices from Calcutta to the 10th, and from Bop-
bav to the 18th of May, have been received. They
relort more business doing, and improving prices III
imports. Exchange on London at Calcutta was NJ
2j6;, and at Bombay 2IOs. Higher prices were
demar ded for cotton.
The troubles in Afghanisan were about to be
ended by compromise.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE EXPLOSIVE QuALrTIEs OF PETROLEUM
The Fire Department Committee Of the Common
Council will to-day and on Friday visit the places in
this city where petroleum is stored to demonstrate
the explosive qualities Of petroleum. This viat VIII
la made M the solicitation OF the oil men,"
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4 MEETING on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cur
lin ard several other distinguished Pennsylvania
gentlemen met a, the Brevoort Houfe on Tuesday 81
ernoon TO make arrangements for the Subsistence
and transportation of Pennsylvania soldiers who
nav pass through this city on their way home TO the
keystone STATE. Appropriate remarks were made
by the Governor, Mr. Newell the State Agent, Mr..
Russell Mr. Vance, Mr.. Hart, Mr.. llarwocd, Mr.
kellogg aud other members Of the Committee. Mr..
Russell Mr. Burton, and Mr. Montgomery were ap-
pointed Committee 10 visit the New-England Re-
lief Association and ascertain the most feasible plan
for opening Relief Room in this city for the &c
commoda;iOn Of the sick and wounded men who
hail from Pennsy lvania. Gov Curtin pleGged the
Committee hi personal aid snd the nsssiarce
Of the State OF Pennsylvania to carry out any
plan that did not come IN cOlliron with the United
States antnoIies,. for the benefit Of the brave men
who had perlsd their lives in defense OF our common
country. One-4Ourh Of the men in the field are
Pennsyyanians, and Eve hundred sick and wounded
soldiers belonging 70 That State have passed through
this city during the past month. Alter an hour
A. ssion the meeting adjourned TO meet a9sn az the
Actor House at 8 O'clock. The wealth and patriotism
of Pennsylvana were we'll represented at the Astor
House meeting on Tuesday evening" Mr. Vance was
called 10 the chair, and Mr.. Uarwocd appointed Sec
re,ary Mr.. Buck made an eloquent speech. Keso-
lutions were presented and adopted, and committees
appointed to select suitable place for relief room,
10 solicit donations TO select parties TO superlntend
the movements of the patients, and TO make all ar
rsncenenis FOR the benefit Of the SICK aud wounded
soldiers.
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cApE OE coon HOPE.

Mails from the Cape Of Good Hope to the 2lsi Of
April had been received.
The ship Table Bay was nearly completed.
A bill limiting the rate Of interest 70 six per cent
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TURKEY.

According TO an official dispsich, The Turklsh
troops have not only entered montenegro, but oe,
fsated the Moutenegrins with great slaughter, and
were preparing TO prosecute their advance into the
country.
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lTAIlY.

The Government, wishing to put an end to agita-
ton. bad decided hat the proceedings Of tho Rifle
Societies should be suspended in Loinbardy.
Ganbaldi had arrived vt Como. In reply 10 con-
eratualions OF the peoole, he made q conciliatory
speech ia reference 10 the different sections oil Italy,
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GERMANY.

The coasts OF the Northern and Baltic Seas are to
be defended by forts at the mouths OF the principal
riyers. Ii hiss also been decided to bulld eight
mailed steamers after the American system, armed
with three guns.
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CH.sGEs IN THE POLICE DEPARTMEsr.-Ihe
Police have recently effected some changes
"a the sanitary squad Of Brooklyn Officer Charles d. Lott
OF the Forty third and John H. McCAnn OF fortyssccnS
adeus and Sanitary Oeers for the past four years. hsvs
been and placed post duty Their positions are
the Fotythd and Duncan Turner Of tho Forty seeoud
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lAdvsrtisemsnt
"DR. LEIANp's ANTI-RHEUSdATIC BAND"

permanent cure for Rheumatism. 0out, Neuralgia, eud
ali Sinisr Affections Price So sent BY mail or express
ILIrsrRl1Ep TRxArIsg with Certified Iestironia sen
ne. q. SsIrH < Co., PropftetoIy,
No. 4si Broadway, New.Yerk
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,,,, punn. Outward bound.

BOsTON, Wednerday, JGho IT I9O.;
The steamship Europa sailed at ~ CLOCK in ns
morning, with l;iS passengers ior ihvcrpoo a"" -
for HALIFAX. She takes out 3i,Voo Ia Speeio
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Iidxsrtisenent.l

81. CLOTHES. Misunderstanding patented
Wrpgs beautifully and hts any tub Famie, and country
stores supplied BY s.Pte. psssE y. sxs ,,1r cn. IL
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THI HurcHIssoss.-Th Hutchinson Family will
give Concert on this Thursday evening, in the
Free-will Baptist Church, Twenty-eighth street,
near Broadway, for the benefit of the Sunday
School connected with that Society.
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GAS FIXTURES and Coal OIL LAMPS in great
variety a, our Mandatory, Nos IL and 10 nsrsoE To
TAD are Invited 70 call AKcsnn x PASC0Asr.
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The total eclipse Of the moon last night beea'
in New-York at ] $40 p. III, become total at ll:'
Il. nj. Thursday, and ended al 3;Oi II. nj.
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A brother of the composer Flotow is at present IN
New-York. He came TO this country with the vie"
Of entering the United States Army.
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LAST DAY DUr TWO Of the BABY Sho", -
B.Rxis's. u rennn. longer tnan tnis weee " -
viii ia,i to SEQ tine be.uful rosebsids Of hamanstyi
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CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases Kidneys and Bladder Sold b.
all Druggists. MORGAN ALLEN AGENTS - Chh st., n. y.
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gAdvertisementI

Young men can learn their true pursuit, ana
parent, how to train their children be useful and happy by
Phrenelosc,l Examination o. Fowler We1, S% bdWss
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had bsen introduced in Parliament. Trial by jury
was to be established In British Kafiaria.

BRAZIL.
The Brazilian mails reached Lisbon on tie 9th
OF May. al-a.i r.t h..... a..
Rio Coffee was selling at 74d$l. The stock was
l80, 900 bags.
Exchange on London at Bahia was at &C. and at
Pernambuco 25k. .u
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The CTTr HALL PARK ForSTAIS.-This orna.
mspt to the CITY Hall Park is Dssy completed, and
when the Jets affixed, which win By In few days shs
srrisl dspl.y will be very ssctive TIE enclosure he's
bscn planted ith flower, presents pretty sppesrance
ne Civ Hall Park itself has undergone marked change
within the present and IL now cfeoit 70 the Guy
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ARREST OF ME. DENY, THE WALL STREET
rucng the sidewalk last Saturday. denies that be handled
M D. roughly Hsnys that he merely tapped Mr. Denny
Police Court Mr. d. complied aud wished the officer either
peeede follow him be did not wi'h to BE- seen Along
sde of policeman The officer followed, some four or nvs
fee, behind the prisoner till they arrived the Park when
Mr. Denny stage and requested Leach to rae WIZ
him. This the officer reined do but proceeded on the
sidewalk and allowed his prisoner to ride the courtroom.
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To he Editor 81 The NJ Y T,itaae
Sir: In your paper of the 30th ult. the following

appeared:
I'VE have amusing account from officer OF army
captured al Front Eoysl oi aboih-f ia adversely Ia cvilan)
,ksn at the time who proved TO be correspondent
the heic- York Herald but who sought % race their
Rebel cspcrs the plea thst the journal wnch was at
sced much for does for tbst of the
Union Lieut. Cot Psrham OF tito 2rh fcnnfJivann. VINO
captured with him. lucky for the creature that
he shsn he'd loot hs revolver fol had he had Ct hand lie
would have determined whether the fellow had OF had not
more brains in his head than soul IN his body"
had the honor be The HaiPs correspondent who was
captured Front Royal the occasion referred toin the
above paragraph Never did any such language that
stated In your article Col Keny close by both after
capture and Ill, oonvsyea,o Front Royal AID hs
coToborato present denial of the truth OF the language
used in y,ur paper concerning Why such statement
made The cny give that in the eariy part Of
the engagement carried order from Col kenly 70 Lieut..
Col Parhsu and after ths. did him either during tho
battle since He spriscn.r to my knowledge
therefore he could have known very little of what ssid ane
c.p,usd IT impossible tia, Lieut. Col Psrhsm could
have made such Statement. regarding me while was pr
oner unable 10 correct OF contradict It.
hsn-isyk, June TO- 1862. GEORGE w. CLAkkE.
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live stock On the N. Y. and Rrie Reasfees'
CAxPvILls MONDAY, june 10 -;
For the week ending Monday, June g.. car o. Cc.A
$50 cars Of Hogs ls0 do. Sheep. do Hsrs % ;.c,.s
Total ears Of stock for the week. JtS., CROWDS ~
ever !sst wesA II ls eaTs u Live StseS lfr.a
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THE FIrTY-FIFTu REGIMENT, N. Y. 5. M.
10 aas Edifsy u The N. y. Tribune
Sir: On my arrival in New-York this morning.
We shown an article in ysuI pspsr ton The pen Of Jsw
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THr FALL or Shiloh CBURcH..-No one who
visit. Ptt.burx Landing has thought Of returning whou,
hfs niskuga pilgrimage TO Shiloh Church and few have re-
turned without bearing home with them piece Of The chufcn
trophy Shiloh Church 10 II ruins. Like the sosth
rn Conederscy s bsckbop sometime since broken by
tho continual abstraction OF portions Of the building The
has been cut away and the logs bed bot little sup
part On Las, Thur,dsy Capt Skunk and Dr. Hsien visited
the church aud took lunch IN ~ After TIE doctor bad finished
snd while Capt Skunk eating the Doctor approached
the eide o. he house the door, 20 spesk 10 man on the
outside sun .csnins against he sdo Of tho honse ora
the logs Aierwsrd appeared resting upon the point
While speaking he invonnsrly took hold OF the gun. and
finding held by the leg sudden jerk oo'ng !!
from the log when tho whole building fell with terrible
The doctor and Capt Skunk, with presence Of
mind ped between tho seopei whore the oSor floor
had been removed where they buried receiving
Der Of bruises The noise II the falling building drew quickly
large crowd who hssen>d 10 release The buried men from
their prison DR. Hsnen b-sfs home with hin bruises
and Capt Skunk quite number including ugly CASH over
his eye We hsvo elapboads and ,pate,s OF al sns.
almost carried from This Church We shat. expect
entire logs borne homo BY ss.hsrers Of reiea
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