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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

Pat Cergnn, B, Abreast
NJ. Doaghsrty, G, 4 A.. groin.
J. Wilder, Is, 4 A.. Land.
y. Miller. y, 4 A., foot.
j. Nicher, II. 4 A., thigh.
X. lIaray. ID. 4 A., ankle.
q. S. Robinson, A, 4 A.. cheek.
:. Msrer, jr., q. I A.. back.
William III. Sweetm,n, II, 4
A., foot.
WIN. Beutly. II, "a, chest.
Scrgt. Geo. q. Marshall, H., 4
A.. toe
Amos +. Drew. II, do, thigh.
Martin Brown, u. do, side.
David Beully. +, do, breast.
=. S. Smith, A, ! N. J. Ba,t'y.
hand.
Alvah NIXON, @, AN. Y, hip
and arm.
VIM. ". Williams, VI. face
Ser. Thos. Smith, q, DO. leg.
Jas. Murtaugh, q, do, leg.
ift Ser. Jas Pray. o Nc. Bai'y,
killed.
Chas. Wesley, O, n. Y. Art,
elbow.
Hugh Kirkwod, q, do, thigh
RID. McElyaney, A, DO, leg.
VIC. Hicks, II, do, shoulder.
Is. McGintcy, +, DO. hngar.
Alouzo Townsend, A do. ankle.
Gilman Warner, II, do, legs.
David Waite, i, do. foot.
David Parker, A, do, eide.
Alex. Vanloan, y, do, leg.
Tbos. Branirsn, q do, shoulder.
John AckeI, b, DO, back.
Philip Brayton, p, d., Veg.
Joe Murphy, h. DO. thigh.
Chas. Barley, A, do, thigh
John Sheridan, y. 4 y. Y. Art.
Philip Angle. u, do.
James II. Lyon, A, do.
WIN. Bentley, y, 10.
q: kelsy. IA y. Y. Art, arm.
c. Jeycor, +, do, mech.
Jas Price, q. do, leg.
Maj. r. u. Williams, do, arm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
CLOSING EXERCISES OF VAN NORMAN ISsrr.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF VAN NORMAN INSTI-
rITE-On Wednesday number Of invited guests wit
messed with greet qualification the interesting closing
exercises Of Van Norman Institute, on Thrty'eishth
street. near Fifth avenue. The compositions music
and singing were Of a high order OF merit rejecting
great credit upon the scholars and their teachers.
Diplomas we're distributed 70 fifteen young ladies' who
graduated aud tdc Rev Howard Crosby. ID. d.. deiv'
cred very Happy and eloquent address In the even,
lug there social gathering Of the graduates and
Their friends in the drawing room n the Institute.
Several OF the most prominent ctizens Of New York
were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

PREsENrAroN-Capt. John Thompson of
steamship Creole Wednesday the recipient of
magnificent silver salver. pitcher and goblet from the
passengers who left NewYork In that ship the 2eth
OF May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
SUPREME CoURT-CHApBERs-JrSs2 3-Befcre Iuria
MILLER
DECISIONS.

Orlando s. Murray agt. Robert L. Maitland
Motion denied with 10 costs Of opposing re same without
prejudice.
without prejudice.
The People &C.. ast. the Mayer so-Extrs allowance u
Edward csirin;o On e. al assthe Exchange Bsrh-Moda
denied with So costs. :,
Thomas X. Harr. sgt. Sarah L. HarrA-Repor conhrne
and judgiIsn. Of divorce granted.
CRCurr--JryH l-Before Justice BARNARD.
-JJR CONSPIRACY CASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24
The BELT RAILRoAp.-The Aldermens Com

SIXTEENTH WARD CITIZENS AssoCIATIoS.-A
meetin, Of this association was held ON wednesday
evening in their rooms. on the northwest corner
Of Eighth avenue and Eighteenth street. NJ Is j.:
Sonan presided In the absence Of the President and
Mr. Edwa T. Clark performed tie duties of Score
tnrv Tho Treasurer OF the Association reported that
over 400 hal been voluntarily contributed to It's
fsnds. A Committee WIS appointed whose duty is 20
call on every voter Il, the ward. and recuc them TO
become members. AddrcSses were mad J.. cA-Ader.
man Dayton. Mr.. Nathaniel Sands. ana others. a
reading win be opened in few days in connection
with the headquarters which are TO be kept open
night and day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

United Statrs al. IIenFlrttt Bi.ccLL
The accused, formerly Mdlle. Sulzer, and famou
n, an opers singer and the defendant the suit Of chsnb
maid Tor assault aud battery IN the Marine Cour, some nf
since stands charged with making false return OF her income
70 the Asscsor OF the Inlens keyen She stance con,
miitsd rn bail produced in 5loo for Der appearance
snawer the charge.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

IaE ARK aa Raz PsqomAc~-- 3sasral
Meade, tha sonlaaaaet ot tho Army Oh sas
Potomac, on recent yisis to pAiladsGl
pbias made speech, ia whisa be a&ia
that the Army Of the posomso bad lost
ons baharsd shoasand msn sinSs ths
beginning Of hostilitiss. caanos As.
Lipeola ana aas 10 crask q joke on sAis
very foany subj sea Z tr41 saa lol laosg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
VOL. I3.


I / .nsss4, !. ksposlisss sss y.
TAs Republican party nishs have pre-
,ssssss sae psassgt ssy4s4 4siag siB ~
Ii might have sassd the lives oil thoua1
anas Of shs best men Of the Nation, and
{ kskasss sf 4lsqp4 )sI the psoplss
monsy. For proof Of what We say, read
shs follewsnE tsaa ahe spssea naf szSPHss
4. DoueIas, delivered in the United States
Senate, yaaaary Sd, 1851, apoa shs soa-
n sa4sb, 4Axu safs
: ~: - asSE&Sa0 I
81 believe this 10 be fair basis o.
suieahis sdiassmsnsp H y9a Of the he1
'1nh4 4zsa& .Aixss ans ass sliiAg soacceps
shis, nor the proposition Of the seaasos
from Kensuekry, lMr. Crittsndsn, pray
.ppszS Eaf nsourkS ~ RfrShtk kSs
oslY. roR THE REASON THAT IN Tag Coz
xErgEz or THnT1xs, 4 EEw DAYS AGO,
xyrks xkMskA SH1M TEE Souras fNcErDIsG
raosx saox rHs CosTos SrArxs, lMsssxs-
Taaxss.Axp. ,DAxas,) xxxFsEssyn .fHxS
RkxSHwKss ~ xecSrf fax Fx0TosRfssN sE'
NJ VENERABLE Taixsp rsos kssTucxTs
saEssa sss.So.sags stDse sa.sa.ass .sa .ass
zArsxD aY TEE RzPusLIcAs xxaREss.
aHENOE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BIIITY OF 0pk DIS SAqRkEla laEs D
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AhIOABLE AD-I
IS ISgss sskIe's VAN THE REpOb-.
Hsss Ii Is p. ar-l that tie Republican,
pasti Isl st4psssihls isrIsAs rbs shas 1T
is rssponsibls, f0r every dollar Of nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred On aA-
count Oh ths war-shat il 10 responsible,
for the high saxss that have been imposed
spss essel IN sssssns sf ~ -
hat II d rsspsnsibis, for the disGsss and
snaaeial ruin, which now exists IN every
ssrs sf lire sauma&ss --sAas 10 ssksApazsss
Die. fsr svsrysiss lost ID sssfwu#, --~saaAsI
i is responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of sssEy Rafe 4sads a wiaa~
and Of every child made an orphan, by the
'sAr. n shass shasls xill be respOnaibleI
for the dissolution Of the Unions should
Gha Unson be dissolved.
Shall sash q parssa b. ssaanusd in
powsr, Or wiil the people change tAeiEI
eulerss Let shs BgIlos-hoxss II the next
elsetisa proalaim the answer -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03


Il Is Anasiag Is weII 50 iassrssiing 10
reeAlLthe narass bJ which sha oppesisiDa
10 The Desno ocralia parsE hays bssn known
aimee The Revolalinns Most tkoaxh nos
all, The Different parties that hare al
temptcd the pyegshrow of Dsmeaxssy
aimee the formation Of eur gopsrnmeas
are named ID the following lsiy Tor. like
tie color, platferms asd prstentions Of
she persons cosEprising thaa thsy are
Innnnefahls. They we're ;-rr u u S.5,
Ia IFS, Loyalisss, On tsysl - Kaag
sggt George y ax iTsrisa. 81
In l7I6. Leyal I0Tias. lnf4 as!s 4isi
10 1850 Nova Ssosia gssA Boys aszi
- IL Tofisa. rs s. s5aslss3 !. "a
gIn lT86, goaSeasi0n Asn&sshissas le.4# /
+ Ia 1885, Blsak Gssakadws. 80
In lalss Ansl-JsRszssn Enprsseaasas
fss. ggsxz Msnsssgss ag nid aarf - y sts
& 10 .lSlis Rgisisa Bank Msas u Tsl sse,
Ia 1872, Peace aad Subaission Men.
In 1913, Blue LiEhsss
sa ssi4 Hzstford Con- Ssnsionisss. i
ID rs l6. NasAingson Soesety Msn.
10 1918, No psrsy Mau. q = ~ ,sS's !
Ia 1879, Fsdetais. i'as Z a-'al'''ls.s' = l
~ ls90, Fsdsrsl Hspdsl slisaas.s ~ y I r
IN 1879 NasiousI kspu6l 6licAas.
ID 1898, Anass Afksons. shat .a5 t.s'
u 1884 Assi4a - sosie Md. 80, $.
Ia 1859, DoMssgyatas, q sn5 s1s sks
aa lss7p Isaspsudsns DsmosrAsie
81 ~ Whses. sifi II ae = Y
sssa sss, ptsss setlonisssa seaiHsos -
Al ssaaa xax ssaxsAa 4 81 N RI. Ia n, .s,z .l&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
Z !. 4 sss.s Z. .ssgs.5.s g - l'ise,i.'ls

afhis ecaptry Mi SSra ~ srs. -.
~ ~ - ss:s IN bsssls: mi Z -
- ~ - ~ - =; ..a :
Tha nerross~, - Vs.dsl- psaaaae. -.
snr ssnokiiit - 80 - 80 .airize -
xiid1 Sf 2ks Eoath n oas thsm. n Wi,
In =. tkss 1ost,l, - re {lnn III Wav,a~d
Esm>as fb& llosmsns tat&l aaTos IT,
All thas n vwv 80 <a;s~ikw ,ssa -
bilisyss-but Ssnha xsnts sanrhin.
pSa3fio ! IA Ns idnia ai - liar s,re~s,s
= & wtgs q q - Iiss ID T1lFFsss f1riF1s's
1 -. Ilnst .xass .ySsaxss xs aafs
- :. nlass - - sass s.,@ sosaSans - i,aS
- 1e Ceasseo pe0pis " PniiAdalpbia
sAas bs3nzaAAp Wse Deg pGssm1lts fsf edh- I
tgsHts fss he QssEss Esssnanswi1SuIpaias@@-s
Data kso Eaer ard Jasqh 0t uW Whits Ind
- lntsfsisx With SeersfaxT ktaatea an
fra.55 nd easEsd . snksSs ts tszIssr
- sAnsys amy asd aeust3 dsys sAfrts,
af&Asxss hesesseses sa1 hsas0y ca ~
me sxfsnf of 30 600 af Ath~sg TA%g
rscsIysd A1saranees chat The celpyed pAp-
pHs Snosid De plsrsd, hersAftess upon the
s.zaA foss.s wsss saikss, b aAs mssssr
sspopRsets2 ihss l. sAe lssssasia wAisa
liss sne real pstsns Sf R0hiIisy-tAen il
80 =. u...saz. j,....a.,...g, a.,a
sorm al. shasb,asI -. 80. -. = 60, =
naka al Tamonsds c. sAs.-.~sss.
snd sha WsssrrssG III MoIss-.- -
scs,a -, s ~ xsssSn &. 80 =. q.
- - = - ~ scz.a w.
tSsrsaAJ S014s O0A0& 131-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
eUEo'Hs 20 7; BA : gE II iyy I!

fG7 ssasaAsEzp Anz&z< <HxuNMMg &1fxnE1i O. siFs
bi zaa ss &sna ssxssm st@oeases ,aass8 -
epka5 80 <s;s ssss m ,i e 8 /. m, 4 ssd 1das
rs zsAiss ~ asse - "a ~ u q ae5a
lmesa8 Il EN4sD4s1 1AAxnsi{1 {1kszss I'D xaw b
Uses tagEa I aI n !: sys:ss Z sss = tas ssasolsis
Ld4 ts visa cid skEass ksls sasss boa pt4A
sssa > .ssa s.,s::.... ass: saissssI
a.E z q "a & - =. go. n yaaa
toa tiss asssMd n hs 6sSisM SAG oSs
EI gla.4 sarrsasAss y hls spassy 'fasl
b 49, ssss go ~ 81 4 ssEaas isssgos
1Al2 HE s1zS iosails e = se9 gfsfA1 iii
led vi ii oh4sa is aAs sssaaasys ID iltw s6
E,oys % sAekiHf .sFse lsss Fptaa To- Is sfs
Es.oeEslsn s1skiss sssaas essss, sA7sseass Y
IeFsr 4 ksas@oss ~ phsxiasasn = $50 bags
Ii dlsi vsssss 49, Y ssI;.S s's as.,. ss.s. ed q
ha zI.l.4as ssrssaE INA : ass ! - ! ~
Aaisosl7 1ssaas<x sasa l. ssissnsss To1' ~
sal. sgia lDstAs 4lfsy wss&f 4ti5s t3s
aui2bag sasAss q NsaGosk .aggtsl a4s
has ssrsssssss Il = as II ~ 1s..as agiaasna4
~ Nmftaz 1psss szss ~ u
- ~s : NgNstts "A 0sttsaeNzs Ea i 4
- :. s, aahsns Aass'In nks an sssfa ss3 l.aall
-I,,.of1 Axnks enc In ,Rsxas ibEBsuo hna
: 3a34z ssg - xs5aas e e sss asFssl isyeG1aa
IL Sd ,4sl aasaas sessss sasssr ssat a4ls
.es L2xs e. AAsss sssaasts IS asss1sf@si
s9' Kiktsk ap yell.
- 1850 "a oslnss ,rsEsen Browalow s"s y
s4ozw 81 tAas ssass ala - assas q s5'fsh
~ gsastsT III xasrvsns sssfio'-o"s
sgf i.i. 81 i 81 ssa kin@ sSs MxEf 74l& Attt4
e DaAlrsss ssmaw iI IA gsa
PSanGn3 q tAs hFiekAS ~ 49,
5FgE I'll @rAAa ss<,NakzA1ougn - "a -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

T A Capt. Ward, ens Of the wssaih-
shiest and most ss'leyal1 al sas abslisisa-
lists Of Dstrois, and sas man shisay talk
ID Of 10 connection wish the Rspshlissa
noninasioa for Gsvsrnot u Aishigaa,
has swiadlsd Mr. Lineola's Say@pDsas
eat Of 90, 600 ! and il. 10 said thai shs
q. D. Dssyiss astoEnss eanal#sa &C me
rssoaliky. a.3 asn yp.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

~ AZ So. 1 e - SssL
- = = - - - - ! - c
: = - '''1 - ~ - -
- !. t. G = - : - wss
80 = 80 = !. - =. -~s =. - s
!, : =. - -. =. e .. =
!. - -. or - = - = :
-. - 80 6 = - ~
sssss - - & : q 50 = asa - - -'@A 4 . =
: - - - !. -, - 3 ~.
- Assay salas saa -, @
n sTsry M ~ sss .ss ssis go = = ~ s'aa
Now sirI will a.saia Rhal he Espabli.
sans claim, vsx;- Ill 81 @
Thass has sireaay bssa sao. ZOO NJ
groes fr4sa by lhis waz, whas Aasis Aossss
Fhs time and labor Of mere saaa stso,-
900 soldissa for sErss ysars, the lirss OF
msrs than 30o, 900 white men and ovps
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
sEsck wSxa& I'M YaaR MAx AmB kKKR
THERE! tse yyATyel4

4
THERE! ~ stTeel4
The following eenfsssiOn was pads By
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes Repubfiean mem.
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, %
sha 2ssk OF April, ia which he exposed
the sonHpsassa Of Liaealn's adniaSassa.
sion
ssTHg GRNTLEaaEN MUST REsIEAi.
BHR THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM ANDRE
TRRNcHMxHT, THERE IS fSpuBfTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TILE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL kIG III That sgEaI.E GrAA
AS Much Is TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE Gov
ERN6EgT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF Egs 0sRRTPTIoHf Il 81
Z" these internal fanatics and Abo-
saoaisss sUsr sst The poaOeT im thssr
hands, they sOsa operids the Cosastisg-
ssoa, set The Supreme Court al defiance,
change assd mako I0ps to suit thssaseloss
Lar VIOLENT HANDS on THosE VINO DIE--
yssswsaI saKT b OPTION, @s8v se&s
sioa tAsiT fdsli!ss ssd .fssally boakrnps
fAe eoaatYy aad ds1a5s scsth blood. -
DANrEE WEBsTEs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

mo erasr Of haAishmsns, gxscatsa BY supe.
sass sssss saz Tsassss ms " my risht ass sssasn
Of oais "a 4 sas Spiesd ssst~4 sssssS zvsry
seasansA efa expsassioa ~ altsaaEaeas 10 shs
Gaaea and asvesisa " sha CsAasssuaieas--ta aas
eoantsy--wAicA asvs sSur sassisAsd gr uttered,
sAaIfastas anassnxga snA rsssarasd Hatn my re
tara ssst, IS = 4.z.zL
zzEss aAoxa sztFaass eazsAaA @rsassa. shsA Nr
VailanAigaAm is sssisss, tsF tAsy aEs AIs die
Isa& ssatimsmts. sgf s.s ssls ~ 20
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

- The faculty uf Gensssss GdlIsgs,
Anzas New Tsrk, navs suspendsi snsns
eighty of their ssadsnts for being nasgh-
y boys. The ssaaeats refuse 70 ask pas~
den, and the Faculty rsfuss 70 TAXA lhsm
basks. Asaasinss the ssadsas gss rid Of
EsSiEAsiesss and wais fsg tsomesAing 20
esrn up s .'s.'.51 Z H E s. ,,s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

60 a Wslningsoa papss soafssses
shss sAs bosabsrdmsns es Chasisssoa il
aslag sgssd dsxa u dsnage, especially
N Bread ssrsss. Rse want ss eoai shs
gas works thsss hare ssopnsa. a gsaszsl
prsssnens Of negroes, free aad slaxs, i
going 90 in tie bslsssaersd atty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
Lssry Line on Reasonable Tsrnss.
PACIFIC HOUSE. s
osUB CxL BLgFFs, Esw a.

vi. 5. BAXLISS, RhQRkl&IuAs
rae Propxiasor has spared ssikhsT SxpsnEe Aer
paths In maxiag the Pacihe' 0Rs ag hs afss 30
tsts in tAs vast Tas haa&a 10 q f0ag sterY psaeky
frdnrtrx cas hgndre6 fsst an Kk3advAys u A&A
bsan nBNn kaxagshed thf0ughoHt. snd wfii accSfn-
IA Sdass kpuk 6ies uaaay xassts As sly heass y
ths tsbas4s sfwxys sapyiis6 win svssy iHxasy ths
rnsrxsa xAhsdx. Esery cosysDis1cs IL s6efdsd 70
tns hcuss tas shs ecpsfsft sns siaasafs a snssss
aaFfn@ t&nfr stay - ssssg~ 49, 49, :, r..
ne nsW and spseaess BaIcg. aAAa connected
wksh ~ EoHA &nnofss sAft41fea IL tAe statsy
Tk&HS 81 sfsa hsgS WAGON Yx4 sud sws Af&a
sbasndasfiy supplied vita wStsr ffsm fnaiAr Greek
xF Horses ard Carriages faFntsAsd sn shett no.
tlesr rafa4 st Faif rates, -. -.
sAMkg RuETgArTZEn viii Dc found ip TIC Of
ssa s1Fl Efe0 5s-fss5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03
HEN on THIS

ssT1Dl4 AND D1gL LARE AT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS sLAVEsI
In THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE. AND
HEREAF4Sk safALL Bb FkH. p
Laaeolm's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

- Al RainhiA Laassis Asylan, asAs
tssssspoel, Fsssusiys . yiralsns disease
broke sas szaoag the piss kept At The asy-
luua. near Liverpool. wishisg - rsar "a
hnaass psnny' the steward Of the establish
usasssl Ua shssisk posksss d AkassA.
sr, who transforned them inso saasages,
which <sss III sssssa BY ode psepss of
Liverpool. "A .sssaaasiosg Aas basn ere
assd IN shassisy BY ths esssovagy. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

- NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
MOB CONGRESS GAN EAANCIPATg
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BHIys OF DIVORCE. =
F-Es- Cos. Hmsy Dsssssa- SO 4r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

siaT .iesrasih gsaaa# IA gii~ sIs<,,
aEs .siwssg sds Essasaa - =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

~ rIans, sStgsssa sSns ana Ak,s. = Ii "a
o. lasfix &C ytzs s6idanss n
v - ssszAi osaazasas, gsaAf = ..x,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-03

4 Tsgsx & - Hs~k u -
oi4 A. 49, tssdsf Gasrai1 1ssseass
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-11

DEATH OF THOMAS STARR KING.-
Rev. Thomas Starr King, pastor of the
Unitarian church in San Francisco, died
Friday morning of diptheria after very
brief illness. The news of his death
will be as sad as it is sudden and unex-
pected to his many friends in the East
and particularly to ais former pariahion-
ers and numerous personal friends in
Boston and vicinity. Few men at the
age Of forty years leave better record
of an active and earnest life than does
Mr.. King. He was born at New York
in 1924, but little while after his faith
er was installed as pastor over Univer-
salist church at Charlestown. When
about to enter Harvard college the sud-
den death of his father intertered with
his plans and left him with mother and
sisters dependent upon his labor and
care. Between the ages of II and 20
he was employed as either clerk OF
schoolmaster, but so faithfully did he i'm.
prove his leisure that al % he was called
to the pulpit in Charlestown which had
been occupied by his father. In lS4e
he was called to the pastorate of the
Hollis street Unitarian church in Boston
and after II years of successful expert
ence as a popular lecturer, left for the
Pacific coast, where he has labored since
earnestly and well for the denomination
to which he belonged and the church
which called him from lis New England
home. Last autumn his society reared
a new and elegant church at large ex-
pense, and the energy of their pastor
enabled them to occupy it free of debt
and his generosity furnished it with an
organ. Mr.. King has identified himself
with all matters of public interest and
improvement in his adopted state and
city, and social life within the sphere of
hisl influence was rapidly forming itself
upon the healthy model derived from
New England. Devotedly loyal and
charitable, no one man in California has
done so much to strengthen and main
tain the loyalty of the state and to slim.
ulate generous contributions for our suit
fering soldiers as Mr.. King. He will
be missed and mourned by all who have
known him 10 any of the capacities he
has filled so well, whether as private
friend OF public teacher
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-11

KnPATR1cK's ATTEMPT TO ENTER
RIcHMoND.-At II o'clock, Sunday
forenoon, when Gen. Fitzpatrick was
at Charlottesville, he sent back a
scout with this Dispatch
Twenty miles nearer Richmond.
Am all right. VIII double my bet
of $4,000 that l enter Richmond
But Gen. fitzpatrick did not find
Richmond as accessible as he eXpec-
ted. The president received a tele-
gram, Friday morning, from General
Butler, stating that Gen. Fitzpatrick
arrived on Thursday within our lines
with a loss of $50 men, having had
skirmishes on the way. Among the
missing are Coils. Dahlgren, Cook
and Litchield. Dahlgren and Cook
are supposed to be prisoners. Gen.
Fitzpatrick destroyed a large portion
of the Virginia Central railroad,
and several mills along the James
river, and other valuable property.
He penetrated to the suburbs or out
er Notifications of Richmond. 1t
was generally understood that a
force had been sent up by Gen. But
Ter to cooperate with Gen Kilpat-
rick, but nothing had been heard
from this force.
There was some excitement at
Norfolk, Thursday, among the rebel
sympathisers, who protested to have
intelligence of a great scare at Rich
mond, owing to Gen. Kilpatrick's
movements in the neighborhood Of
that city. Some rumors were that
Richmond was being evacuated
Nothing definite, however, was
known.
The N. Y. World says there is a
rumor that q general understanding,
if not an organization, prevails
among the negro population at and
around Richmond, for present aid
and comfort to Union refugees and
prisoners, and for the prospective
helping on of any attempt to cap
ture the city.
Boxes for prisoners at Richmond
sent by express to Fortress Monroe,
in care of Maj. milford, go direct to
their destination. The name and
regiment of the prisoner should be
put on the box, which should be
strong and hoped.
Michigan's quotas are all full and
700 over.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS mOderaIe,-lnIIuenc-
ed by fluctuations in gold and exchange. There
are few changes. Flour is dull, aud common
grades have eased off. Corn very firm, and
prices have advanced. Oats in fair demand,
but quiet. Pork very firm with steady demand.
Beef remains without change. Lard steady.
Hogs comparatively quiet with light receipts.
Butter very firm, and choice quality very scarce.
Cheese firm and in good demand. Beans quiet.
The II arket for fleece and pulled wool has been
quite dull during the week, and prices have
ruled in favor Of buyers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-03-11

ONLY A FARMER.'-A cores
pondent of Portland paper de-
scribes a debate in the Maine Leg
islature on the question of granting
a township of land to the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary at Kent's Hill,
in course ofwhich a clergyman made
a speech and illustrated the benefits
of the institution by quoting the
history ola young man who, through
them became a teacher, whereas,
without the Seminary he would have
remained only a farmer. Only a
farmer! said Mr.. Small, of Lyndon,
another member of the House; 4
am a farmer, and not ashamed to be
one, and | am now asked to vote
the means of clevating men so as to
look down and sheer at mel! The
bill did not pass.