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telegram, the following named persons hsvs 40.
Piled for and obtained the Presidents pardon under hM
Proclamation Of 10Th May: A. ID. Coffee, J. H. With
erspcon and II. G. Jones Of Laude,dale Couaty. and
Alfred Batris Of Mobile. Ala; William Knigh Ports.
mouth; w. +. Lynch. Richmond; c. w. +. Dunnisg.
ton Prince William County. and G.. A.
scbwarzmsn, Richmond. Va; William b. Reese Knor
County. Tenn, A. G. HAYES. Owensborough. Ky.
The Mr.. Huntington mentioned above was Supcrn
tenent Of the Capitol Police at the time President Lin
coin was first inaueurated and when there appro
tensions Of a gunpowder plot to blow up that build.
ing. John Heart. Superintendent Of Public Printing
under President Buchanan il among the returning
Rebels who have taken the oath Of allegiance.
WORK AT THE PATENT OFFICE.
To-day the Patent Office issued 100 patents,
the largest number ever known prior this year. The
largest number in any week WAS ~ In 1900 and up
to this during the year the average has been III
per week.
THE CoLORED CELEBRATION STORY.
THE Star SAWS a statement has been going the
rounds Of the papers that Saturday last the coored
people of Washington asked permission OF President
johnson to celebrate the Fourth Of ny on tho grounds
dent refused to grant. because he considered
wss S'E merely She Custodian custodian. We hsys
authority for stating that the Rev. DR. Garhett Of En-
|
piIcstion in writing to the President allow the nom
| bers of bis church to celebrate the Fourth On the
grounds adjoining the White House. which request was
granted, the President returning the application to Dr.
| I;urnett with favorable Endorsement
| SUSPENDED RrQufsITIONs.
Parties interested in suspended acquisitions
in tho Treasury awaiting payment can have them
promptly paid hereafter. part in certificate OF indebted
meas ond part ia cash. by notifying tie Secretary ~
writing Of their willingness to accept such payment
MRS. sURRATT.
| Mrs. Surratt, who was taken i'll in the court
room yesterday had not sufficiently recovered today
to resume usual seat with the other prisoners
SYMPATHY FROM SPAIN.
Senior Molina, Minister from Costa Rca. ac-
com panied by Clarence A. Seward. Acting Assistant
Secretary Of State, called upon President johnson to
dny and communicated the expression OF coincidence
of his Government AZ the death OF President Lincoln:
and AZ, removed assurance VI friendship for the United
States and good wishes for bis successor Prosid M
johnson made bIicf but appropriate response.
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right to his own earnings az tue abio0t and

right to his own earnings az tue abie0t and
wisest. 80
Let Us not doubt that this truth will prove
benciccntly fruitful in the long tuture-that the
practical result, Of our National triumph will
prove richly worth their cost. But Tor the
present, suffice it that no one remains slave I'M
der the Nap or on The soil of our Union-that the
right of every human being to sell his labor for
the most that any one may see hit to give ior
il has been established even down to the
capcs of Florida and the bank OF the RIO
Grande-that it is no longer crime in any part
of orr country TO teach children to read-that
women can no more be sold at public auction to
the libertine who will give most for thcm-that
hatcr of oppression ard wrong may utter the
promptings of his heart in view OF hagrant
legalizcd vllainics, even in Charleston or New
Orleans. with none to modest Or make him AFRAID.
A mighty. magnificent, transformation has been
wrought i'll our country within the last i've
years. whereof the blessings, most palpable IN
the South. will be joyously felt III the iarthest
corners of the East, the North, the West.
Let us, then, gather in our several counties
and ncichborhoods on the approaching 4ih OF
July, and, welcoming home our soldiers with
all the honors and distinctions that the hearts
of grateful people can devise, let us reverently
thank God for the blessings lie has so boun'i.
fully showcred upon ia, and taking counsel to-
gether resolve that 10 effort shall be spared,
no struggle iorbone, to render this evermoro
land Of Liberty and Justice for even the
hunhlest Of its inhabitants and a light and JOY
to the oppressed and bcnighted throughout the
whole earth
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The Seven.r hirtics.

PnIIADELrhIA. Tuesday, juno %. isS'.
The subscriptions to-day to the National
Seven Thirty Loan in I'll parts Of the Union. IA tco'
graphed " Jay Cooke subscription ssent amount 10
81 IL 100: From the Third National Bank, ST. lonls
5000 40: Second National Bank. s.. Louis, sfcNv
Third National Bank Cincinnati. $4,000. Second
National Bank Boston SlC0Oo0 First National B,nk.
Wheeling West Virginia. $1,000; Ninth Na
tional Bank New York $1,000 Firs, Natlonsi Bank.
Dies Moires Iowa $4,000; First Na.loral Bank.
Marlboro, Mass. $4,000 Second National Bank.
Providence, II. l. $1,000 Union National Bank.
Chicago $4,000; N. Holmes, ihttsbnfgh $1,000 ,oS,
National BANK of the Republic. Boston, SlO0Oo0;
National Bank OF the Republic, Washington. slOoOD;
The number Of individual subscriptions OF hit, and
a hundred dollars by working men and women MAKING
up portions OF the above aggregate was i,'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21

We print this morning Gen. Shernan'S re-
port of the operations Of the armies under ms
command from the occupation of Atlanta down
to the capture of Savannah. It's interest is still
fresh, and il is needless TO say that anything
Gen. Sherman writes Will ind numerous read
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The E.pedition Agnins, the lsdisps.

The expedition against the Indians IS actively
progressing. Part OF the command is already on tho
route for Fort Laramie. Gen. Conner, win thr Re-
maning troops OF the expedition, starts for Powder
River via Laramie in few days Supplies are a'riv
inc rom the Missouri River, being pushed forward
RAPIDLY A sufficient number of troops remain Oen.nt
Inv the nroteetjon OF the mail route. One tho.Sand
coyoIr, arrived at Omaha to-day. and Will JON TIE
expedition At Powder River
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Tho estate of our late President Lincoln ia
officially returned by Judge Davis, his friend
and executor, as Of the value of $75. 900. We
trust that puts an end to tho covert, underhand
opposition to tho dollar subscription tor bis
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re-.

CLEVELAND Tuesday. June 20. 1888
The ncendiary fires last night destroyed a
cabinet shop carpenter shop. and number OF barns
and dwellings.
A man wss detected firing the Sohool. House, bat 10
escaped Aiter shArn Darsa't.
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To CorrCspoudcnts.

No so,ios can bs taken o. Anonymous Conmunca'ions
Wheve,i int nded for insertion must be authenticated
the address OF the wlternot necessarily loi
puoicsson but a. guaranty for his good Hii. ,n
All business for this oce should be sdde..edto ths
TRBuNE." Ncw-lork.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Comupicatons
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BALTIMORE Tuesday. june 20 1850
The Richmond papers OF Monday say That
nick Turner late Of Libby Prison. was rcclptured on
Sunday and Is now IN ono OF the cehS oil LiDDy'
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Couasxrasion nj RoiIm, Mo.

ST. LOUis. Tuesday, juno 20 I5oo.
All the business portion of the toxin Of kollt'
Mo was burned last night Loss estimated N s-oO O,
there was but little insurance.
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The 1,rihnnc In l.nudnn.

STEVENS BROTHERS. American Agcn's for Libraries,
,7iepntss Garden " C. genie ior tic sale oi
THE TRIBUNE They will alec receive Se,'carr'os' and
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A New Fire Kuginc for Jersey CITY.

BO-rON ILc3Iay, juno 70, r-D'
Engine Co. No. 3, Thomas II. Garrett FOra-
man with a portion OF Grsfulas seventh Regiment
Band arrived In this city this morning. They came
for The purpose OF receiving and carrying home steam
lire engine from the Amoskeag Work, a, Manchester.
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The demands for more National Banks and
currency circulation are so pressing now that 'h'
States heretofore In Rebellion are demanding eur
rency. that Congress viii be called upon among ~
earliest enactments to increase the superintendent d
Nn,innnl Rank cnniinl
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10
CAIRO TIMES.
CAIRO, TUESDAY, OCT. 10, $50.
INVESTING TO VOTERS.

orric&'PEovosT MARSHAL, lsr Dist. IND.l
Evansville, Ind. Oct :. 1868.
IL he Y3.o}ie q tie First Congressman Dis.
tiIcf ~ IH,iina"::
Nour attention is called to. the 2lst section
Of the act Of Congress, approved March I'D
1860, hereunto subjoined. and which reads ,s
follows to-wit:
u. Ind be 1t .t'u11Ael 4..aaetlR. That. in
addition to all the other lawful penalties of the
crime OF desertlon from the military or naval
service, all persons who have deserted tho
military or naval service Of tic United States.
who shall not return to said service, or report
themselves toa Provost Marsha! within sixty
DAYS after the proclamation herainafi err
mentioned, shall be deemed and taken
TO have voluntarily relin1,iiShod md for
ieited their rights of citizenship and
their rights to become citizens i; aud such de-
serters shall be forever incapable of hol6ino
any office of trust or profit under the United
States, or of exercising any rights of citizens
thereof ; and all persons who STALL hereafter
desert the military or naval service and all
persons who, being duly enrolled shall depart
the jurisdiction of the district in which he il
enrolled, or go beyond the limits of the Uuited
states, with intent to avoid any draft into the
military or naval service, duly ordered, shall
be liable to the penalties of this section, and
the President Is hereby authorized and re-
quired forthwith, on the passage of this act.
TO issue ms proclamation, setting forth the pro-
VISIONS OF tins section, in which proclamation
the President is required to notify all deserters
returning within sixty days, as aforesaid that
they shall be pardoned ON condition of return.
ing to their regiments and companies. or tn
such other organizations as they NAV be as
signed to, until they shall have served cut
period OF time equal to their original term of
enlistment"
To more efectually carry out the provisions
OF SAID section, printed lists of deserters from
the draft will be sent to the postofice at the
county seat in each county in the District.
wheN the citizens Of each township are re.
quested to call and get them. 1t will be seen |
by said section that every deserter from the |!
military or ndcGl Sercice of the United States.
or who has fled from the district in which he !
IS enrolled, or from the United States, with in
tent to avoid any draft into the military or
naval service, duly ordered, has thereby for
1elted his RICH: of citizenship and his right to
become citizen of the United States, and that
he is rendered incapable of holding any office
OF trust or profit under the United States, or of
exercising any rights of a citizen thereof The
people, generally, are notified to furnish cor
rect list of all dese1ters, whether their names
are on the printed list or not, to the judges and
of elections and all judges and
inspectors of elections are especially notified to
ee that the provisions of said section are faith
fully carried out.
By order: ALVAH JOHNSON.
Captain and P. NJ, 1st Dist. Ind.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO STEAM.
Il BoATMEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. August II, 1865.
S1R:-The attention of Postmasters, Special Agents
and all other officers of the Postoice Department. s
specially directed 9th section the act of Con-
gress approved March 25th, 1854, which imposes fine
mot less than hundred nor more than five hun
dred dolars each and every offence, for pacing the
words limited States MAIL or any other words letters
characters of like import, on steamboat other
vessel coach or other vehicle not actually used
in carving the mails the United States for giy
notice. Toy publishing in any newspaper otherwise
that teamioat other vessel, stage-coac
vehicle is in carrying the natls of the United
States tswhen the same is not actually SO uscd -
This is in the words 70 lowing, viz:
SEC. &. AnG be it tmttter endcte0 that if any per-
persons shall paint, paint, post or il any other
place upon attach to- any steamboat other
vessel stage other vehicle which is not act
ualIy used in carrying the mails OF ie United States
the words Omitted States Mail or ans other, letters
characters of like import; if any person persons
shall give notice. either by publishing IN any spaper
otherwise that any steamboat or other vessel any
staeecoach other vehicle, is used in carrying the
mails Ct the United States, when the is actu-
ally used offending, or wilfuily aid
ing aetting therein shall conviction thereof any
court of ent jurisdiction, Re fined in any sum not
less than than five hundred dollars
every such oense; one-ha for the the United
States the other half to the person informing nd
prosecuting for the
This law must be enforced against al offenders, and
and other officers of this Department are
hereby instructed to take the steps for enforc
ing its provisions. .-s". W. DENNISON,
sep21-d1m Pos master General.
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ClTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY, %
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county November
1879

Alfred j. Stafford
Francis NJ. c. DeVassa and -
AIAlie NJ. G. DeFassa. Bill to foreclOse mortgage.
afiiavit of the non-residence of Francis NJ q. De-
vassa and Annie NJ. G. Deyassa, the above named de-
,endans having flied in the Clerks office of the
Circuit said county notice is therefore hereby
tiven to the said Francis M. c. DeYassa and Annie NJ
C. Deyassa that the complainant flied his bill of
pant in said Court the Ghancery side thereof
Fourteenth day of September 1850, and that hereupon
issued out of said Court returnabe the law
Iirec.s Now unless you, the said Francis NJ C De-
vassa and Annie NJ Devassa shall personally be and
appear before the Circuit Court of said couny the
first ay of the thereof, TO be holden at the
Court House in the city of Caro- in said county, the
third Monday Of November next, and plead answer or
denur to the said complanants bill OF complaint the
same and the matters and tnngs therein charged and
stated will taken confessed aud decree entered
against YOU according to the prayer of said bill
JOHN HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, Sent. 18th, 1869.
HAYNlE, NJ ARSlIALL &c GILBERT,
seppt16-w9w Solicitors for Complainant
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verware is worth bushel of the cheap dollar jewelry.
We have adopted the following mode of Distribution
by sale Q 1900 articles Of vane
Our New Mode.
The articles of goods numbered from up to To-
900. 81, 500 consisting Of pianos, meloteons gold and
silver watches, sewing machines tea AND table setts
solid silver tea and table spoons and fed etc, etc.
and toilet cases photo albums, OF face silver
watches and fancy articles i'll great var IS tG0
tees numbered from to 1900 printed and put into
sealed envelopes and well mike and of these
ken out and sent to the sending to %
cover expense of hostage correspondence etc. and the
article Of goods corresponding with the number the
notice will be sent to the holder of the Immediate
ly (f he desires to purchase the artce) the receipt
Of Two Dollars For instance, if the number the
tice sent you should be 500, and piano. diamond
sett, gold watch should be numbered O. it will
sent to you for 81 and for every article in list
of $4,000 articles.
e@After receiving the article if it does not pleas
you, you can return it and your money shall be re
funded.
20 cents must be sent to pay expense Of postage
respondenCe, etc. notice.
Remember, that whatever article CORE sronds with
number your notice. you have it by paying Two
Dollars for it, whether it be worth 300 $500.
it is for our interest deal fairly, and send
increaSeS Our sales.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS AND TIL
PIIRIlC.

TO OUR OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC.
Certain parties who have recently engaged in the Ice
business in Cairo representing themselves as furnish
ing ice at lower rates than do We wish all
cerned to understand that and will sell low
price any Others be they who they may. We have
been steadily engaged in the business in Cairo for the la
years. keeping supply on hand winter and sum
mer- Our business is here and whatever of capital
is invested here and here intend to stay We
birds of passage-and no transient concern that
to sell ice during the few hot months and
ten leave for their homes to enjoy the money made
from the citizens of Cairo shall undersel And we
respectfully solicit the continued patronage we have
hitherto had and which have endeavored deserve
by unremittng attention to the of customers
night and day. at as low rates reasonable profit
would allow when the business was in our hands and
without competition.
Families and Saloons supplied at their doors as
usual.
Steamboats, at all hours, night and day. ,- ID. g.
J. GUSHING 4 SONS
Office No. Springfield Block,
And cor. Commercial Av. and Twentieth (20) St.,
myedtf Rear of Cairo City Mill.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

One Of tea SETS of pieces Of gold sill
is worth bushcl of the cheap dollar jewelry.
We have adopted the following mode of Distribution
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10
TRY OUR NEW MODE.

Upon receipt of % cents, which pays for correspon-
dence, postage etc, send one rotiee.
Upon receipt Of 81, which pays correspondence
postage, ETC., send six notices.
Upon receipt of So, which pays for correspondence
postage, ETC., Will send notices fine present
value at not less than Sl5, sample of goods
Upon receipt of $iS, which pays for correspondence
postage, etc, will send 100 notices and Solid Silver
Watch, by return mail.
Agents wanted. Send for circular.
Agents allowed a large cash commissids by which
they can make $2o weekly. "
Address, plainly,
REED & BROTHER
Box 5, 1873, New York City, n. Y.
Salesroom 81 Liberty street. sept14-w}m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
New York nIarkct-ysv.4 ~

S0TTON-Dua and lower, ut 800 for middiins.
Fly k-l,ull and prices W ithout decid "a cbaur,sr
baiesat ~ 35a8 10 for extra late 90 10n9 ~ fsrR
common 70 goot shipping brands extra round kooDi
Uhlo. end W for trade brands market slpi-1
extra State for last half Of oyempcT Il Ss 90.
WHtSKY-l@2c better. sts2 ssas2 81 7for wasp
NHEk Opened beav, aud closed, closed io,e i.v,,.
Sales at u 1901 70 for new Nilwaukie club. -
" s2for new amber Milwaukee. and o. ss'for nsu,
! ,kYE-null and dropping. =. os
Z BARLhY-Dull and heavy
CokN--Stendy atsleDs7c foP-uusound, ee0eos fos
sound mixed Western, Gle for high mixed Wsstsfn,
and ISa, lo!ac for damaged, -. ,-,.-. =.
0ATS-+iJnll and heavy at 4s05lc for unscanl.
Z lOQFFEE-Quiet.a at 200 forgood java. n sfriys.
I SuGAR.-qulet. Cuba MuscovadO lIQI6o. r1rSs
, MOLASSES3.--Dull; Porto Rico 81 90.
PhTROLEu Q7-35c for crude 596e60c for re1nel
in bond. koinedfree nominal, TT .Iy
PORK-Heavy and lover. Smesat ga 5nooe7o
for mess. closing at ss2els for cash. and ~ -
= gEEF 4 Il s s!ssaS VIII y @srr for plain. ga a,
BEEF FHAMS-I1sctiye.. i'n, 1y'gI. Gols slgHps
&C CUT y. asEATs-Duli at lSH9 10 for shosiasn "A
I BAU0N-Duil. YIa9aR
kARD=Firner at 2492814c.lsag ~ ,spo. .,r as-fA
Bg STERt lp,dempnd at s0S42c for Ohio sndae
ClEEsETFirm at l4slSc. @ ,SS2qSs ,,sbs srs /"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
Cincinnati market.

-FL0URAS Superfide was offered at " 5o0y ygl
with buyers at 81 259T so 1Extfas are held st go
98 70 for new and % OO99 so for old Small saISg
OF family and fancy at 80 co. according 10 qust1
Ity and reputation Of brand. -'ns,s.
WHEAT-Prime old red is offered freely st ~ %
without finding buyers; pew 10 held at u 1o0ff5,
accordiSg to quality; Nothing doing in White.
CORN-350 bushels ear sold at 55c. to- arrive; (ee
do shelled NJ 55c in elevator. r31If ~ enfpdfE
'OATS--A dull market at S793sc inelesator. nj
RHE--A good demand, partly speculative. anG
PRICES ef prime have nd yanced to S5c,
PROYISI0NS1,,Mes Pork sold. 10 some extsat
at $32 90. Bulk Shoulders were offered at Ishc and
Sides at l7c Bacon is held a. l7c for Shoulder: -
9l9cfor Sides; 22c for, clear Sides, Nothing Asiss
ingreen Meats or Lard. . ,syral r-sI.ts5T
iGROCERlES-W quote fair TO choice Rio Cslss
at30433c; rawiSugar, I49lsc; bard refined, 1lkN
81 z; and Molasses,,A 0091, 10 per gallon.
,BUTTER-Primet TO choice Central Ohio 10 aset-
ed az ~ maze Der ponnd. 8 ffsi..l ,htfsif.rptD1
,EGGS-The demand is good and the marked u
quiet at 34935c per dozen, shippers count. IH,iy
HAimA dull matketat $f2 0o0M 90 per TIM fof
prime Timothy. ON arrival, s,,'t 'iQII JhHHsW
WHlkSY-A quiet market with sales Of $50 bhln
AT " 70. HnT fg.r nts.gf ls.s rrF.st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06

The OPERA HOUSE, GRAND SPECTACLE
The grand spectacular play Of the Seven
Daughters Of Satan will be presented to-
night and continued for several nights in
succession. In this magnificent fairy play,
Miss Lotta will appear In her great origi-
nal character (most characters are in her
hands Originally of Tartarine, with banjo
solos, songs and breakdowns. J .G
No pains or expense have been spared by
the management for the production of this
grand Extravaganza in the most superb
style. Its splendid scenery, superior cos
tunes, elegant music and ingenious me-
chapical contriyances,l with the grand
marches, dances, and choruses, will make it
one of thegreatest spectacular entertain
ments ever presented in the city. Among
the grand spectacles are the Birth of Cupid
in the Bower OF; Ferns; the Lake of Silver
formed of mirrors of plate glass; Fairy
Cars; Revolving Gems, and the magnificent
Shower OF Gold. = - Ks ~ e.4..A&s
The management give notice that seats
can be secured three days In advance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-06
Prospects of Tronbio In yIaryInnd.

NEW York, Nov. 4-The baltimore
American OF yesterday says: We were last
evening Informed by gentleman from
Princess Anna county, ,thata very excited
state OF feeling exists in that place and VII
cinity in relation to tlieregistration law and
the election on Tuesday, and trouble is APP
pretended in consequence. Our informant
states that the Commissioners of thecoun-
ty are men who have been noted for their
disunionism, two of them being unqualified,
unregistered voters. They have appointed
men for judges at the coming election who
are all disqualified voters except insone
district alone, with view of violating the
registry law. Ls ls I'm TasH
I Our Informant also says Ii ia, impossible
to display the nationaf flag ID that locality,
as halliards have been repeatedly cut, It's
thoughtby Union men generally llytbat there
will be riOting at the polls, as those eopposed
to the registry law have threatened to seize.
the ballot-boxes If they are not allowed to
vote. At Deals Island there is considerable
excitement. ,,.,sr