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, 1865-08-21
Extraordinary Murder Tr1al-A Youp.
and Accomplished V01;1nn Convicted
Of Shooting Her Slave.


Of Shooting Her Slave.
4 new e:a has dawned, and Indignation
rules at Salisbury, y. c. 1t seems that some
6ix weeks since Miss Temperance Neely,
daughter Of an old and prominent citizen,
shot aud killed Calm, one Of the fa1ni1y's f.
male servants. Mrs. Nicely WAS foggins Gu
1Ina's child; and when the dusky mother
came to the rescue Miss Tempe shot her dead,
There were no witnesses 10 the act except ne
groes, and under the old system Of affairs the
case could not eren lave been brought to a
trial, as both the IN dmoshcr dughtear would
have been jointly indicted, and tlen no eyi-
dance coud hare been obtained to co1rict Of
any crime, the testimony Of blacks being
worthless against whites. But Gen. Seluf1eld
ordered the young woman 10 be tried by
military commission, which has just closed
Il appeared in evidence that Galina was
raised on 1hc Place, and had been a fayoritc
household servant thnt she was twenty.four
years Old, The mother Of s.x children. and
never married, evcn according to slave-hold.
lnE customs that she interceded to saye hcr
sai'a, en- pushed Mn. Neely away, seized. it in
her arms, aud was making on for her cabin
when shot. Mrs- Nicely, on the stand. dis.
claimed any idea Of personal danger. und nn1v
pleaded her daughters horror at lie acf. ar2
Subsequent efforts to auaclioratc the condition
of things
Except in the plea to the Jurisdiction Of ,hc
Court, and the objections made to tho intro
duction Of negro testimony, the counsel for
the defence did not allrdc to the changed con.
ditfon Of affairs In the State which the cesc in-
dicated. only as the act Of GalIna-one from
whom the accused had been taught 10 expect
scrrle obcdicnce-zn laying violent hands
upon her mother, Was urged In mitigation Of
the offence. :.
Military Commissions, in passing sentence,
are Obliged to guide themselves By the laws Of
The Stale In which the crime was committed.
by the President's proclamation. all laws IN
force in this STATE prior to the Goth Of May,
leGl, and not since repealed, which are not in
Soailist With the acts Of Congress, or the proc
!namat!ons. regarding slaves, arc still In force
! = hs punishment for murder in North Carolina
= aeaih. The penalties for manslaughter nre:
w.; ;Mnans M On the left thumb with the letter NJ,
s,,a ;s,aa;to i;ne(o either Of which may be added
exceeding ont year, ''-'' 'S' - '&S'
, 1865-08-21
POSTSCRIPT.
-FOUR O'CLOCK 4, II.
The Atlantic Cable.


NEw foRk, Aug. 1g,-The Rerdtd'S Aspy DaY
correspondent says,-the following practical con-
clusiona have been arrived at By those enca-ed in
various capacities In tho Atlantic cable expedition:
1st, TINT the steamship Great Eastern. fom her
sire and seaEong qualities, caa carry aud lay the
Atlantic cable safcly IN my weather. end, That
the paying ont machinery constructed for
the purpose BY Messrs Canning / Clifford;
works perfectly. and can. be confidently relied On
3rd- Thst the insulation Of the gutta pcrcha con-
dnctor, improved by the action Of the tempc.a.
tutc, md the great pressure at the bottom OF the
ocean VIE more than doubie what II had been before
starting, proving itself to be the best insulated
cable ever made, and many times higher than the
ftandard required BY the contract. The cause Of
The two faults wns in each case the Der
foEatne Of The gutta percha through to The
copper by piece OF Iron, found sticking
In the cable. 9TH. Thst tho second
fault was analagoua to the first he difficulty can
be guarded against in tic construction of the n
turc cables. 5th. That nothing has occurred to
create The leaet doubt in the minds OF the practical
men engaged In the expedition VI the successful
ayiug and working Of the Atlantic telegraph cable
bnt, on the coutaary, their confidence in the under
taking has been hrgely Increased by the expe-
ieuce thus obtained. 9Th. That with the
Great Eastern steamship, and with stronger
tackle and improved picking up MI.
chineH, there is possibility Of recovering the lost
end Of the cable and OF completing the line a!ready
two thirds hid This fs signed II follows: Samuel
Coming, Chief Engineer; Jos. Anderson, Captain
Great Eastern; c. F. yarley, Electrician 10 the
Telegraph and Maintenance Company; c. '.
Dc sauty. Electrician to the Telegraph and Min
tenance Company; ". Thomson, Professor Of Nat
ural Philosophy, Glasgow College; Il. L. Clifford,
Telegraph and Maintenance Company.
Loud Complaints.
, 1865-08-21
FROM DETROIT.

Steamer Traveller Burned on Lake Su-
pertor-Car@o Lost and Passengers
SaEcti-Arrc.t for Perjury, dc.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,buue.I
DETROIT, August H.
The steamer Traveller. belonging TO the John
Hutchlnss line OF steamers, WIS destroyed by fire
at Eagle Ilarbos, Lake Superior, on Thursday morn-
ius, at 10 o'clock. The IRE originated in the dro-
hold, md spread 20 sapidly that she WAS burned to
tic waters edge while lying at the dock. Her crew
and Ill escaped. FaFtof her furniture was
Eayed The vessel Is total loss. She had On board
a valuable ergo Of merchandise, mining supplies.
provisions, etc, nes,ly al Of which WIS lost The
Traveller left Detroit on SATURDAY, and Vas On her
upward trip syhcn bu1ned. She ssns buIlt in 1883,
vas Goo tons bnrthen, md has been In the Lake Su
pertor line for the past three Seasons. She vs
ned at So, ,on, and insured for <s0O00.
John Iamon, one OF the Witnesses In the late
Woeto murder trial, has been arrested for perjury.
He WIS one Of the principal witnesses for the de-
feudant, and told q straightforward and apparently
honest ttoyy.
, 1865-08-21

The great victory achieved oycr rebels and tIaltos
a Arge number Of rebel fags, relics and Other
frophtes. add 10 The interest OF our citzers rho
may wish to visit The onice.
The lumber, iron, and " so forth" for our horse
railroad his been contracted for, and IRE vil soon
be blessed with This modern convenience.
Hon John r. Reynolds, scuctry Of the Agri-
cultural Society," Is sangu1ne that the State Fair 10
be held In yonr city next month, u1n be grand
SUCCESS m every respect cclipzlug In all particu-
lars any preceding tar. I should not be surprised
II some Of your good citizens should be Obliged 10
keep open doors 10 accommodate the crowd that
VIII sisit yoq 1T that time. Much credit Is due
Secretary Reynolds for his indefatigah1c laboss md
deep interest manifested in The coming fair. and 10
him in great measure wil It's SUCCESS bo attribu-
table,
The 1So.h regiment InIno1 svo1uutaers Is expected
here from New Orleans next Saturday.
, 1865-08-21
About Part1onx -Splex Parolcd ~ A
Fruit1esH 1tff&aon-~fIerort About the
Trial nfT TFrrfY

ET1!leE. 1A1AsaoA-"1kepof1 ABOUT Inc
NEw YoRk, AuR. 1a.-Ihe New York Times
Washington spetdm says: "Applie8tjons fot par-
don stih POM IN by the hundred cycry day. About
@ ten. u the np T, ION Meispp COZ psiipoInf
Cor. Holden fom North Caro:ina. From Georgia
Ts taa3 from any obeE 81 he sopsn
ne thinEs Teheclon, Meditation md true repsni-
sn9s .sa9 a E. s1s Gs ~, aea s
Of Provisional Governor confcrs unlimited posscrs
conferred only hy ths Constitution. md unlil The
forms With the Constitution of tie United States
and the Proclamation Of Emancipation be ,riu not
I'll the Local otRces IN the State. :.
Twenty Ft1gtnians Of The 82o,0ao class were
aMsj. John D. cast1eman aud Lieut.. VIM. E.
Annford OF the rebel army, arrested last winter rs
have been paloled By the President, to leave The
country Immediately.
.FaSct'c McNallen, Of Virgins, member Of The
letter fon, Cor. Peirpoint 10 lie secretary Of
War, Recommending the withdrawal Of The colored
troops from Tint State because they arc highly OBJ
I'd m is s III se1a9y sanoa eaesn iosy
troops has moi been Issued"
opinion has bEcn confidently expressed to-1ay, By
parties competent to judge, that the Government
will not undertake the trial Of Wc.tz, but viii Gauge
That person to give State's evidence in The np-
preaching hfal Of JEFF. Davis, whereby II will be
proven that the rebel President was the direct and
prime 1nsigafor Of The cueltfes pracsiced upon the
Union prsocess and The nunber3ee. other atrocities
which Wc.c from lime to time committed In def.
ante Q! the us1ges Of war. II is known that Wertz
'las expressed Ills 1esire TO make important rrycla
The ourasce Of Southern pr;sona.~
The Washington special to the Tribune says:
s'The President hts ordered the remission Of SEN
!enee Ii lie cases Of large number Of citizens for
selling clothing to soldiers, aiding and nbcttn tr
Deserving etc, md directs that they be immediate
II released from custody and furnished t1a1sporn-
tiou to their respective homes
, 1865-08-21

General SullF Reports Favorab1y to
Peace with llac Sioux uzid ChercnneB.
NEE foRK, August 19.-1he New York 7im<s
Cd fon Major General Pope to-day, at tic Indian
Bnreau, containing a communication from General
Suily. no~ eopducting the ntlItasy expedition in
uakofA. announcing that there L. no louht that a
permanent peace can HOW be secured By the Gov
ernmeDt with the Sioux md Cheyenne tribes
The Upper Missouri River. In ens;,1no ,hts into; ~
e eg;ns f. ana referring 1t :: secretary Iiarn, Gen
petton in the section resided In BY these Iniians,
should be appointed a Commissioner for treatipg
With them. In addition to the above General suliy
remarks shas in that Quarter the inhabitants
az t!1n appIehensive that, the coming ss.nser
the troops will suffer cyen more than hey did last
feason All efforts the present Ecason to rroduco
garden Vegetables for the Of tha caaap were fu-
tile. BY reaf0u Of the ranges Of Insects.
, 1865-08-21


E,,-r., po7sr. Anr so.--The steamship Rel,
,,on at,rh isf, 1i,e1noo, at y ~ a, +,,a I'M,
en5 on,,orcr-+ .hc rpvt dov r,ssc5 III. 49,. ~
r,ont mcr i1,,cs W. Brc d,vs 1a,cr ,hcn iho.a ,i
the Tb;,o ord f.itv or Corlx
Tho condition nf the Atlantic reb1e re,oatna 4r.
chcncoa X, na1ra bo3 becn rfce,rrf1 nj the c-s.,
Fostern NJ bar ronsorta Tho f}e,av II, her ,atnr,,
etrenrthene4. rio ;r,nreeston thnt Sometime mfoht
haye banncned IL shc tonls IN rhtch the cahle vas
s,o,rcd mi tha, ~ MIGHT harc hcen neccsrsrv tn
hnov the cahc ,n,f, tbe tanls Uere 1,1ade rood A.
~ oc1.roo,a,nor4 rco,Inr nrtbe Atlantic Hah1e cor.
r,nv bcl1 IN london m thp OH Inst II .waa ~
s.1-od IN crro-t ~. ,,rfc,rnc sbarre frto eors,,
so.e. ~ .ss- - ~. -. - ,'s'
laatca PCT ceat p1ce1enual stoeA, ao ~ issue aa-
ditfona1 capital to ihe extent OF $1,000 pounds 10
coriie1e The rsrsent cable md construct and ln,.
Gown eeeoNos
The thli1nan, Hon. J.ST. fortley, said he had
m information 10 rive the meeting but hor,.1 fr
,;.,,,, t,for,rotso, I, . ,,v ~ t.ro ua..efa ~
'sA-'n's .-NoA ~. .4 W. 10 oSA'o Nv
shareholders shoaM Dc eneoa1asea ana petseScte.
The meeting was unanimous.
GnrAr BrurA1s,-Sattert1yaite Cftcular OF
the evening o. ae .th sasa American securities re-
mained steady ior come days, uniil the ni1tsal Of
kilograms per The North American, reporting .
.sni5 adyance In Erje shares an, The ccln,,tioa g
lIsidcnd. This caused much excitement m in Ioa- n
dop and 1arse business was done ut about IS; but
m sellers appe1ripc to rca1ize Profits, they rave
, 1865-08-21

ralized the Postmaster General for Cnnard steamer
10 sail FRIDAYS instead O.. Saturdays,
Queen Victoria had gone 10 Germany.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Star says
the popular subscription Of ten centines for gold
medal for Mrs. Lincoln still progressing. There
were Sj GGO subscribers, and committee We, an
pointed 10 Eaise tic number to 100000.
1t WIS rumored In Paris that retnfoEcements to
the extent Of COO troops on the point Of be-
ing sent to Mexico, 1900 from FRANCE aad 1900
from Alg1ers.
Bocrse was heavy At CT sc,
The Illness OF the King OF Spain had assumed
more serious aspect.
The new propositions ftom Prussfa to Aust1ia,rel-
ntiye 10 SchlesWig Holstcin, we're nndes consdesa-
ton, ard It Is reported that II they tai Austria will
at once urge the federal diet 10 recognize Augens-
burg As a sovereign dnchy.
The cholera WIS still Spreading At Consta0 inopIe
, 1865-08-21
The Military Connlisxton-.Eta Organic

The Military Comntsxton-Ets Organic.
ntI0f-BurntnE Of Lincoln Hospital.
WAsu1SGToE, Aug. 1a.-Ihe Special Military
Commission, Of which 3LAior Gen. Wallace Il Pretf.
ance with the order Of that Department. Jndse
Advocate Gen. bolt was abeent. The Commission.
IN secret eess1op, merely organized and adjourned
till Monday. Prisoner other than Capt Wertz
may be tried before It. The charges and epccifca-
tions against him will not be made known Until bis
uUafgument. ... .....
At late hour Last night four Of the wards Of the
Lincoln Hospital, In tho eastern part OF the city,
ycrc destroyed b. fire. and four offers were pulled
down to prevent thc spread o. the fnmes 10 the dry
and therefore readily combustb1e timber Of which
thr buildings were composed. The patients were
ecyrsul dIyE previously removed.
New YoRK, AIg. 1A.-Ihc Ibst special says the
receipts from internal revenue yesterday reached
a1mo=t two millious o. do1ars.
, 1865-08-21

The War in Rcxfco-.The Terrible Man.
ncrin which IL IL Conducted.
kEw fonK, AnE 18-The steamer Geo. Gram,
well nom New Orleans, has Arrived.
GasEston and Houston papers hare the follow
ton, from Brazos, Santiago, eays the manner in
which the wartare Is carried on In Mexico Is par
!actly terrible. Neither side take any prisoners
but murder al they capture. The military authori-
ties at Galveston exert themselves nssfduousy to
preseESe order, bnt robberies prevail to a iarKe
extent.
raging in the inferior.
A planter In Wharton county says the free ne
Erpee IN that county ast generally doing better
ihan 1t was supposed thcy would. hare writ
ten agreement with those on my plantation, and
am having no trouble with them whatever.
, 1865-08-21
NUMBER r..
POSTSCRIPT.
FOUR O'CLOCK 4. Il.

--------------* --------*
Sailors and Soldiers.
Especial Despatch to The Western Associated prsa
NEW 1oKK. August, ~.
ADoat two hundred discharged and unemployed
Soldiers md Sailors met 1ast evening and organized
pesmaneouS SAILORS and so!dic1s protective soci-
ety. Resolutions we're adopted to get up grand
picnic On Friday ne1t for the benefit Of the organ
tzation md requeasng General Dl1 to be Its Pres
tdens.
ROWING MATCH.
4 rowing matth, which attracted large number
ofkpectalors, took place On North river yestesday
afternoon, between the r7rWs OF boats Atlanta md
CoIumbla. The starting point was Of Ey.1r aeld.
and the course was mile md half M strea1n and
back The Atlanta was winner, going miles IN >,
ninutea and IS seconds. beatfne Cniurhr, hv IN
seconds.
Phoenix Rank c..e.
Tbs examination in the Phmuix Bank cass wss
nrnsv,, ,,ssa 9sne'e'a LYONS ana Chafses
raet,tns. ~. t.s ss", - eussoy Dalane ING pso-
the .ta,erns..s ~ Ts.,s 40 ho'eu tnat
nrfsnnrra hs d1.ch,-s.a5 ~ la lnal me
Shown IN the eS15araa ~. as1s la IL "as not
knew TINT thc mons. ~.as-., t.s =. aao o1own
-. ,.,s stow, =. ~, ~ toem ttom 1enS-
for The prosecution urged the commitment Of the
pFfsonere, eonsendins that the evidence WAS sua1-
cent 10 that end ihe Justice zeserrel bis decision
I'LL Monday morning.
NC" xork Schultzen Club.
Ne" YORK. Aug. so.-Tha AaTatdts Bremen cor
respondent gives an account Of The reception Of
lae Ne" fofk schullzen club which 1et this city oa
.oe III OF 10 auend Inc German ationnl shoot.
tnt III lhst elts. portrait Of Abraham Lin
soa ana NM representing negro sl2Te With
ofoken manaeies, figured In the procession. Dr.
C. fell
, 1865-08-21
= ATLANTIC CABLE.


How the Cable was Parted.
NEW YonK, August 19.-The detailed statement
OF the loss Of the Atlantic cable gives little clearer
account Of the manner in which the cable was
brought the ca6e 60 ncar to the bows Of the Great
Eas1eIn that In every lurch the yessel made she
chated and cut Il SO that 1t could not stand the
strain. Indeed, the cable was part Of the. time
under the fore foot Of the ship. ;
, 1865-08-21
Cotton-Death Of an EdItor-Conference
With Gov. IIa1ni1t0n-Fight with
Guerflfa4-Nev OrIean. Mnrkeaa-:A
Visit to RcaureEnrd-Mf4xfssIp


with Gov. IIa1nilton-Fighs with
GuerIl1as-Neyv OrIeun. Nrnrkeaa-.A
Visit TO Rcaurcsnrd-11i3<rssi
cA1Ro, Aug. eo.-one hundred and seyenty.dy
St Lonie, and 9s9 for Cincinnati
y: F. Wisely, editor Of the Mobile dfQtss md
C.tsss, died at Jackson Niles, On the sth suddenly
The committee appointed 10 confer with Gov.
Hanlton, Of Texas. regarding measures for reator-
Ing the State to civil government al Austin, to
carry out their Instructions. They were appointed
by ciixons representing nearly all portions Of Tex
al, who p1edg themselves to abide BY and defend
aEnrI1s, r a Aug. &.-somc sold,era who left Jack-
son, Tennessee, few days ago to hunt up horses
TINT bad been stolen, Wern attacked BY large num-
diers KILLED, md four falling tnio the gutrillas
hands. Two Of The guerinas were captured.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 11.-Cetton steady. 1850
bales sold at i1eeIsc Sugar dull. Louisiana COM
mon. p6he FreIghts TO New York, 310lAe
Checks On New York, si0a discount.
kept In The cotton prcss tut morning. It "a sup
poacd that Kirby Smith Is concealed In hts house.
A gentleman much resembling Kirby Smith WAS
mistaken for him. DeauIesnI0 complained to Gen.
Sheridan OF the manner III which the military In
Ing informed. Gen. Sheridan Ia greatly annoyed at
the occurrence, md rghtel the matter with Bcaure
gard.
Hon. James H. Bell Is appointed Secretary OF
State In Teyas.
J4cSsos, Aug 1a-The special report Of the
committee On the utaentlucn. to The Constitution
was discussed at length. Nothing was done, The
report Of tho committee, as tclegraphed substau-
tally, Will be adopted, giving Mississippi dee
State constitution.
, 1865-08-21
BOSTON.


MAI. Gen. SIchles Sercna ded--He makes
aSPccc12. a
=, Bosros, ,Aug. 10. .-MaB Gen. Daniel E. stckles,
htely appointed TO The command Of lhe I'd district
Department Of the East, compr1etng the States Of
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, vss
se1enadcd last evening, and nadc short speech
hpm The Btcps Of the Parkcr Houee, in which he
eaid that tho state Of bis healh would prevent him
from making any extended remarks; but be would
the successful close Of the war and the honorable
peace which had been won. He spoke Of the good
conduct and valor Of the New Englana troops
which It had been his fortune TO command, and eL-
preased his belief that The military supervision Of
The three New England States, which be had the
honor 10 command, wonld not be Il very onerous
Siasm.
, 1865-08-21
NORTH CAROLINA.
Condition of Affairs at Fayetteville
The SeccH1l Putting on their old .ttrs--
Fayetteville 10 be ASaiu Garr1soned,

AAE 0ECE9A 4AE4E OH IAtfS~1
Fayetteville to be AEniu Garr1eoned.
BEACToR1, n. c., Aus. 15.-Mr. Dickson, lead
Ing merchant Of lis city, recently from Fayettesiue
says it Is not safe for Union lied to express his
sentiments in that city. Two women, SCHOOL teach
e.s, recently went from Wilmington to establish
school for colored children at Fayetteville. The
sheriff would not permit them to lind, md informed
them that II they were men, they would be scrved
81 sueh people were before the VII. While In Fly
etteyt1le, Mr.. D. saJs negro Was strung up by The
thumbe, In the public square, md received forty-
nine lashes from civil officer recently; and die
turbanees between the military authorities and the
representatives Of the Provisional Government &C.
cur continually, and the officers Of the army arc
looked On with contempt. - :.
The Wilmington Herald says, upon the pledge
respect for the Dcited States authorities, the Ma
tional troops were Withdrawn from Fayetteville
but result to the contrary has been Of speedy
development. -
The Ralagh Pfogr<s. says she.NaiIonal authozl-
dea, finding themselves deceived, have found It
necessary 10 garrison Fayetteville with negro
troops. -.
, 1865-08-21

Aofse ShoU--PnJinE OF the Soldiers
Fla=@ OF the Returned Regiments
The State Fair, DC. :,

4Ae staso Fair, DC,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
sPRIsoF1ELu, Ang. 10.
4oe -Sational Horse Fair opens here next Mou-
oas' ano mo Indications arc thal 1t will be great
faosss' II - understood that Gen. Grant, who IL
"Efn admiser Of good horses, viii be here On th.t
occasion. a iasgc number Of fae animals are b.
ginning TO strive hesr and the display In that line
viii exceed anything Of The lind ever belore vii:
messed in this state. Nit. Gen. shcrm,n "a ~.
peod 10 sittt shis city Mt the .ame time Gen. Grst
does.. II so cur citizens Will kcc The two r1eat
soldiers OF tho world. e'~A'
The F'th regiment Ils. Fola. uas o,,d mn NJ
Camp Butler today. The a51h win be paia nrvt
Tnc.dsy. About S7,0oQ ooo hare been paia on,
here dncc the order WIS iseued for tie muster ont
of troops.
The Adjutant Generals once Is nearly filed with
tho torn and blood stained flags of the returned
regiments, which hare been borne 70 htssely by
our eosdfe1s, md the Assistant Adju-
tant Grnur1, Col E. n: Niles, is 50 arranging
them ttat this Office viii be one Of the most inter
etrg PLACES In The Stats to visit, around which
will cluster memories Of the gteat rebellion, and
, 1865-08-21
Relief and Health to your Infants,

We heye put mp and sold this article for Jeas
and CAN SATE IN CONFDESCE AND TRUTH Of 1t
what We hare never been able to ny other med
ictne-SEVER HAS IT FAILED II L SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EFFECrA CURE, when timely used,
Never did We know an instance or dlssatshctton By
any one who used It. On the contrary Ill arc delighted
with its operations, and speak IL teEms Of comenda
uon OF Its magical effects and medical Virtues We
speak n this matter " WHAT WE DO Know" aftcz
50 years experience: AND PLEDGE OUR KEPuTA-
TON FOR THE FuLFuMENT OF WHAT We
HERE DECLARE. In almost every inatance where
the infant Il suffering from pain an exhaustion relief
will he found IN ftetn or tWnty minutes After the
syEup Is administered.
Full directions tht using viii accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER
k1Ns. New Tori, Is On the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
, 1865-08-21

-"And ye have taken the teetotal pledge,
have ye:h said somebody to an Irishman.
Indade have, and I'm not ashamed Of II
aithcr." And did not Paul tell Timothy to
take little wine for his stomach's sake ~
5. So he did but my name Is not Timothy and
there i. nothing the matter with my
stpmnch1s ..
, 1865-08-21
Heavy Inconlc8 In St. I.ou,a.

st. Louis shows respectfully In her income
list this year. Among the heavy returns
made there are the following: Henry Ames
ssoo, 400, Edgar Ames $.99, ,40o, VIM. q. Ben
ton ST, 400, John G. Cropelln SO, ~, Ann
Cottins ss9,7o7, F--o. Day ss5,6oA, Jas. B.
Eaas s6o,71o, Giles F. Filley s7S,so5, J. A,
Janlison so1 ,1o7, D. A. january ST., 1884, s34 E. G.
Ketchum sso,5d1, r. ]. Lackland $1S8,5S3,
Jno. Il. Louderman s171,9l7, Jas. H. Lucas
s7U,51s, Samuel AcCarnney SO, 400, John
o'Fallon 81, ,675, John J. Roe s410, ,541, Alex.
Il. Smith s1e3, ,oo3, Rudolph Ulrsce s1ss, ,5ss,
Joseph Neil Sc, ,2a3, Francis Whitaker s173,-
11n
, 1865-08-21

Tic Undeyeloped Mineral Resources o.
VirglnIa-Gold In Virginia.
New YonE, Aug. an-Thc T.n1e.' Richmond cor
respondent says party ofseientl1c gentlemen, who
have Just returned from a minute examination Of 4
portion Of the gold region Of this State give the
most astounding accounts Of tho urdcye1oped min
does gold abound, bat they found the whole district
tceming with iron, silver, lead, lin, plumbago and
yAIunblc raiuetiale
, 1865-08-21

III. 4!Mo, 1,.s, AGc: N-lhe Marble City, rom Mem
E9n; aaa u oales cotton lor Cairo; 16; bsles Ia
The Steamer Bella Douna. with soo ,,o,o. ,r.,.
soa sunk on the 10Th in ked Rirer. Ihe bost r. sod
pied BY tho Govtnments spedsl eceni n r. ss 3Sa'
suFy. 1oea. $11C0U. " Iae a1ea'
biz, ~ ~ a's7a APQom8oa Mayor OF Mo-
, 1865-08-21
FROM DES MOINES,

Soldiers Convention Government
Horses Stolen Mt Omaha,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TFibune.l
DEs MoEEs, Aug. 10.
The Soldiers CONVENTION which met to-day ap-
pointed delegates to The State Convention On the
ed. It passed of quietly, with more anxious
Coppe1bead lockers On and nurses abont 1t than
there veto aeirc soidiers participants In it. Cen
Elliott Vt. Rice Il spoken Of the most prominent
candidate before lhs so}die1s' convention for Gov
efnot.
It il reported that about 400 horses have been
etolen from the Government at 0ulaha, from time
to time In the past few weeke.