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Curious Statistics.

a writer In the Tribune gives a summary
of several columns OF the statistics OF crime,
murder and accidents. which have occurred
within the past SIX months. which We cone
dense as follows: The number of murders,
exclusive OfIudian and guerrilla m4ssacres,
enumerated is eiEhfY-fwO. suicides. thirty
three; assassinauOns by guerrllas &C. one
hundred aud ifiy one; pOisOnings, over one
hundred. over twenty cases Oi death from
nameles Outrdge-, q class Oi crime that does
not invite record. are also noted Tho
total of these classes i0ots mp over four
hundred.
or Bank r05beries1here have been but ten
agsregatng over S975, 600 of losses. This
comprehends only those rObDerles commit
ted hy outside parties
B0bberies by Abstraction. such as those
Of Gen BristOe, ketchum. &c. have been
twelve IN number, and foot up for losses a.
the sum OF So C3J, 500. To this are tO be
aided the frauds IN the Government Navy
Yard. the Paymasters Departments. cotton
swindies. DC. estimated al Two millions
more, and robberies Of private individuals.
over half a million, making grand total
Of ten million dollars.
The number Of railway accidents report
ed IS 6s-in NAY 4. June 10. July +. August
ed 300; wounded 200, total loss Oi property,
thirty millions.
Ten explosions and eight collisions Of
STEAMBOATS, have occurred, and t0r'v-lve
vessels have been wrecked sunk and burn
. ed IN al sixty three disasters. Fully tlrea
thousand lives have thus been lost af sea,
aud OF property one hundred millions
The number Of disastrous fires have been
one hundred and f0riy-twO. Of these. be-
tween forty and fifty destroyed property tg
tue amount 0i upwards : 800 GOO, ,-4ld sew
era reach one million, aud one ar Nashville
Ten millions. The aggregate Offhe-e l0-7e.
by tire is estimated al about iny millions.
There have been SIX tOrnaIOes anu over
flows, and three distinct shocks oi Garth
Quakes ~ aud 20 this list public ca imlties
This article concludes az follows:
ITO rccapitulaie: fair calculation fr0n
the foregoing would place the entire dam
) aye OF property by disasters of a plbl
) character ~ about eighty mlA0ls. Rob
berries may be set down al twenty million
{ more.
e. We have thus given a fair glimpse OF
{ field Of statutes, which, i not inviting
! appears necessary. al al events, - Tic p8l
& lc An0wlelge. such statistic are panic
but are not without high usefulness a.
B even philosophy. which should c0mmcr
e them especially % census taAers in tle
e days oi social science and stall-tlcs. =.
& cieiy Should understand is pulse, comm lC
should Tee. .ts pocket, and tre world stiD1.
. know what proportion crime ana d.sGs-l
q bear - tle economy VI The world.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

GOLD AID SILVER MoyEY T.; FRAycE.-
During the period commencing with Is05
aud ending WIKI 1880 there were struck in
France silver pieces. Of tie value 0f i've
francs each, 20 the amount ~ - Zfl. 4l5-
80 francs or go, 6JC. 65g -. T. 1888
tie stock Of gold and silver iE France was
u the value of about e0, 0J0, ygO ol francs
in gold. and 2,I5O,OD0, 0J0 ia silver coi-,
ID 1856 . had risen % :. 30f 900 900 in god
and 2,576, 900 ~ silver. or together, about
EIs5 200. 900. Between 1856 anu aud Ices,
tie quantity Of gold and silver ia cIc0la-
ton was considerably diminished b. FRENCH
subscriptions On railways aud other pro-c
works abroad, amounting 70 about L099.-
000. 900 offraHcs, by loans 70 foreign pow
e.s, by expenses IN Algeria, Cochin emma
and other dependencies; b. tle o1-.-t IN
the Isthmus Of Suez; The purchase oi kIs-
sian corn. ami that Of cotton; by the cost
oftbe expeditions 10 syria and Mexico; and
bv the drain caused by the war IN Amer.ca-
The actual stock Of gold anG silver coin
IN circulation il France ia 1864 has been
estimated az about Sl2o 900, 900.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

A Curious TEIBE.-A curious story j.
told ll tie Archives Meica.es ol the French
marine. In le4s Portuguese trader.
named D. >1rza. l.el a. W Wlt-h. i'll d.
honey. de hal gained a large fortune as
q slave dealer, ana. having lived according
to The fashions Of his adopted country. len
O hundred children. jealous OF the growth
Of race Of lal.-treeds among his people.
-te kn- of Dalomey compelled the f--ll.y
Of d. Sllza ID reside " particular loca-.-
y. and forti1ing them from marrying ex-
cept among themselves. us order has
been riC0rO-sly carried out. and Do ls55
notice was taken o. The chLlrel o. talcl
generation. Tie co-or OF their SKIN W--
RAPIDLY becoming deep black although
tnev preserved some oi tLe LlrC reaL -.--
tures Cftho.r o-ell-or- DE- .-zl. Il as
serted that DO member " -l-s family las 1eeL
deaf or dunno Dl-l. illo-lc or rlczetg, 1u-
Cd the other hand. they are continually de-
creasinr Il numbers. ala before long j. l=
r~olable there Will L1- be- single survivor.
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s- exrer-melt since 1850. writes 70 the
Slv8ucah Herald tlat most q lis plants
-row lle.v that his Ia IS Of good quality
ara the plants wi4l % as we.- AZ Georgia IS
.n their native country. Tie plants require
no cultivation a.-er Tie third year. L vel
taken care or by that tine they VIII be large
enopvb 10 commence the manufacture 0.
lea from then. Tie ylel1 - tie acre =
from tlree - four hundred pounds, and the
p.an.s prodcce good crops f0r eighteen or
tve1tv wears. fle growth of tea L not
affected tv dry Or vet weather, or by storms
api insects VII not mo.est the plants
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

A letter from Gen, Russell dated ~ Cor
pus Christie says the troops stationed at
that place under his command are 70 b.
sent nome and mustered out as fast IS
transportation can be furnished Ilis
brigade Is composed mostly cf western
men enlisted in Ohio and Illinois. l. La5
been II various aciious. losing one-tnir1 u
its number az the Petersburg nine exp.o-
sion.
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Arallroal train was p.clderei by rob
be-s n0- ~ from Vera Cruz, and az 0Ece-
and men Of tie foreign .egoa captured.
L vas said Marshal Beaz.o TC1.l des-
patch powerful force 10 p-, G. eld 10
these 0utra yes. Three hundred O. Figa-o'=
band ere said ~ h~e beer routed " the
ci-izen soldiers or Bagiad uear that Place
killing . all c-ptl4-Lg 6s prisoners - o.
the Austrian hussars charged 400 Of F.
guero's band OF ne 22d III, and routed
them. The loss OF tLs latter was 50 killed
and wcanded.
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IlI1y taI clrrlss aaer, foot OF Washington
"a street.. hsl1g the site OF the Lansing HJuse
Ws.,is s0as.intly on hand, a. reasonable prices
gsplrI1t l1rs 5lgyl
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a. u. ATWOOD,

rUeyEY sra Counsellor 70 Law, and SOLICITOR in
r.,r.--r Plrt.cu az attention wA be- givta O.
r'.-as rro~i.g & olf cr ihe reoeDt viF- oler over
49, p..-t.-.s sto-e 55Oyl
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Harriet Nsrtineau Is 10 her sizty-four.h
year. she was deaf from childhood, and is
now almost blind, yet retains her mental
powers. Writes able editorials Tor the Lon
don Duly Nelrs, contributes 10 various pc
riOdieals, and mas Just sent 10 press two
volumes OF elaborate history
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Sometimes III .or-'--cf. 'l- 1.-erer On
i '.e ban was nor Very iar away.
\ l.f-a--a,s r.l see the men ami boys all
dressed -acf or "-ll L-laJ ie o-t ol
at brown. IL wa,n SD then. Vile
1.-e blue -i "l,l --- u- sls ANA knee
ac-e- a-. SILK S'oe -u-s. ana buckles
.'~ sl1-. anil SIX Ee--; aud gala
.-t- " r'.- ant Nl..e s-A- Hand
e i1 ANY olrs eyes cHi wonderfully So
na .. Ht- al1r, a-li tyla 1ere,- anu
.at Methodist, anu nr.er lat "otn aat-
.l- 4aF nt sell.
ta.- surely He n1s --- Nefel t.Sr-
ilie- 7iN ife,. and tta-.el .H Bis slo..ier
,.A- any ~ ls age. *lsi-- i-te
'ttu' 4-l.'-
W.. '--.e a. il'i 7i'-.t j. .9- ~''
'.at fei ai 'te ia.- D grand -ra-a. "t
-'''-' d.. "e.1 -'i. I''-..- '..it
d e'.aH''- Hi'. .li-t q Aei-pai--, ana -c htl.
.- H.t'- s- a-'' .-'--lA-e a.i ..s i.r-
lat-r i-t- ID -ie never '.-- g. A-. .Hl.i.--
$500 wore -a, cD.ors cf neW -A-a-1ls. aAt
'i.if ia'N .a" pose rHrue,- Aal grave
f- Hat".-
er -aie- enough. Iu- -ic
a2 .-''.ar-t Do Tire house. Nefa fiddle
.i..-' bai-a.iAi po--eA t9 -a'e
'" '.-'-' '-l
'.'- 'i'' '''.--
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there SIS music iu tue church
E'Ir halat Il Quaker bone in hcr body.
nor q Methodist dropiu her blood Hallway
wondered N.L Jill Lot come awoaiu- hrr
stead ai myself
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7l0I and s41e Dealers, have Just received large
Assortment ol surlng stock Of Boots aEd Shoes
,llssuar % Nl's. Womon's, BOYS, Misses
clllrsas lli Io--l's wear. Custom Nork
promptly attended t9.
G3tf JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
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nART . WILEY.

.r-q-vrv7. C.l1eaols ana solicitors, lansing,
NO. Prompt .itsatio1 given o. Collections
rsre. e.at ssT,xes. an s'islt.on Of Land Titles
-- ~ 53I y g. WHEY
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your n1-ers son nav '' stress OF The II Del.
E-, ] suppose "-.. fol-
"A .-A his ho1r- -o1e ir9a NE. cried.
.H-- Pre- -.-- .-- ---
Le DIE -- -t Bliss >a'r.a-- Ills
non Wat A .r-aa ,4'l4 Win
yol- Bnt o. soo ao" la loves Mss Dorcas
OAe.e} ana SUE j. ila-ca jog -..l .A ran1
anu "e--l a.. .r-l'L i.ote 4tc task
-,- l- A.
lE h more sla
H.-' D me N'1-l ~ Iie- lt was my " ll.ies
cove cared iN.- lei nlm Ae is iree-
o1 ml-- -e. a.a4 yourself. said sue.
B. .- cage z. --l l-lny open A-s
cages she le- ou ner hood an- sped
away.
mat i-', noia "ct 20 NLhe;
MASTER N LILLIAN HA'LLl .--l have
.i9.-'- long. long while -.at The 0oal
5,."ee. as es best broke. feel sure ofu
DOVE l "t .o better j. we N1 nor meet
again; -nl J.. t-ls / send yo1 bacA Your
ri- Nay good fortune aud happiness a.
tell ..- AND w-a H-.cl W.sl ] s.-liay
i.A>>Au ANl.itHN
i.s Tr..e H.-t heart torn ana rent
- neFt flesh could ot; and D. was sent;
a-d l-el-A De came 10 lhe lain "oald
Hyi -ce h.li aud o.. was over between
l
~--.ft o. 81 1--. tha- he was be-
iro'hel .e hi- bHrca- O1ldel Instead OF
HAT heard - weeN after iha- ne h-t iei-
ne country. When ir.1 sure -La- MSS
uo.ca5 o-A-el could DE Ao-Alhs -o hln ct
'--- a' -"--i i1eF were ncl married. my
-ea '' 'e nn ..i'.e. ANA j wondered
"H. t-i l"- NlFe pll Ait pilie
down oi., anl have ne.'Id HIN -l.eaA TOT
A.s- Sali-aA u.-.e.. Ai Eo- l--f.,- vac
N'. -l- "-a l-. on hIs, o5 Der iN'i"e.
tealh. .nt tiea ''t he' It,nel s. SAX months
aiter; ard .aca folks SAID There was g l,tr-
t-L b1t .e b, ~ j may Ae "ao was 10
-1te N,el .rr ie.-ai m4fr.ei i27-eai
l Same MISS D Ntc-- Daal'l
,'f ~.. came. h' a't'' '', Mis-
-.''iia N~- -Ai'-.ne "'H mems '.. sue
.h.l -" oi th a-- -'ri "- .- ,--
l. Size --At Dbl conf a,t, a"e smut rn
r>h 5000 seemed t"lo ioheA
t.i. .i.... i.-t-' s,.., .... ...i".. H..
-.. ....... s-.~ .,,..f., af.-..,- Ir...al
... if..l -l.,,.... l...i l...ea l...i. f..,. ar9
I..,t,
2 rr,a -.-b. b...a rn.a married and
.lr l.~...... r.. Gears I'D [,,- seem
-. .-... '. .--.,. ...~fo m, o..-ga~ nor "a
I'D --.' - '. 7.a- -''~.' 0 --''
E--nA.e a. my .a,-er- i"ey "e.e Too pl2.e-
N i' -t." OH i"s-- no o'' "."''e'1 -"
dil not marry. I1ey seemed TO lhinN inai
haFnT oeeu 50 neallt mistress o4 lAe HAL,
IL "a7 no- likely should Dv NAii = 10 "e~
iOt less ,,-,. ,,
lae heA Ian IL "is "~-e '''t'|
and pot DIS house oI l9..o5.
Ji- winter hi4.ll- T. i'is.' '-.- vas
ne1fit come ana SAL rs l-t Aie ules'-'.-
t2-- and 'tnS up sugar rp4uhs ln paper
i'r-- ign o'-s o- i-'l1A 'oi l.,s ul1e.5 1-r
A't' 'e"7 s-ecA'li47 NAe' 1ue.e 'i'i-e q
-elI i'ft...7 "- 4-~ "'oi' ~ 80 ~ .l'-
.-ete 7-vi- aA OH -A"'--7'l ''I. ''- '''
li-i, ..,,.-. -.,.... ,,.,, ~ s.i5
d" '' y. '',''' - ,.,.., -
sue 'y.t .'.' .-.+ -. -
come ''..@. Sle nus so"''''i''7 p''''' '''''
40 say 'o o'' e o,- r
'-- % %-. .. 80. ,..1
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Tie Great Northern Railway II Englana
> gong u Introduce Z system Of colsuu-
N Tue smoke OF re locomotives alu
thereby, a. the same time, r1anuisctufs saS
necessary gas foF Lighting ths tralos'
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ANIERIcAN uOrsE.
.iniiNs - HALEY.

HUDSON. rrlprietlg Lansing, Michigan, oppo.
size us Capitol 5Nlinr. General stage Oai1e
ksot ia connection with the House 5lSyi
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y. q. sPRANG.

PHYSICIAN 6 sCR5FON, lansing, Nich. one aud
rc-. ..lcs. on Michigan Avenue a iew doors east ol
rsP0-Orce. 5lsyI
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No X L0SG4EAR,


LAW caia-s-g aaa Cp.osia- Business, Lansing,
Mra.-a1. Oaco over tle , 'coud National bfrk-
sos
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J. VAN KEJREN.

Els0N aat Dla4cr, Lansing, Michigan. Keeps
.lls.i1.r o1 nlld sul for sale. Grand Rapids
uns silcco. AMI Water Lime. once at r. Booth
fsyI co.'s Store. Iy SIS
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&. EI. COLE,

oErsT, would iaf1rm the people o. Lansing AID
vicinity tlat De s Prominently located IN the CITY
Or Lansing anl IS prepare o perform al opera
tl-s pr i--ing o. t.e penta. profession, IN the
p 81 salts aciory manner. Teeth hilei with gold,
ul 1l, c- amAglm ArtiGclli teeth mounted on
E'oo.- 3lss. .l tlo iates- approved style on
over J Armiir ng book store. lansing. Nov
"a, l,l5- 55Oyl
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ERIENDS AND CITIZENS OF LANSING
L ANp v.CiNIIY -H4viag Just returned fr n Al
lanv i-n really t1 attend O. any that NAV need on-
rlu3as 9a or aooli the Isctl. Olce a. my resi-
isnce- 81 sillw street;
5.9l WOOD Dentist
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IL IANTFRHyAV.

l-lUSr -.sh l1latei on Cola. silver. or Rlb-
5.r 9.re. Once az has residence 90 Grand street,
directly east o- tae capitol, Lansing, Michi-
gan. 532ly
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DUILDINGS MOVED.-The under
ID signed would inform the public that h has a
complete apparatus Tor moving buhings IS familiar
with the business is practical rnech4nic and 10 is
himself prepared 70 move buildings promptly and Qr
the shortest notice and az the most reasonable rates
Can Be found at my resileucs uear the middle town
depot.
Lansing July slst 1s65. NJ NORTON
5gT-1v
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pocTOR r.. W. NELSON.

-r07VfT aut Counselor 90 Isw and solicitor 10
cs.ae rs. Mason, iagham County Mich. D. $50
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=. p. CO1yLES.

aAFiN6 DzEN DULY LICENSED As AUCTIONFER.
l.l-'-s 1- s-rv.cesto the public in that capacity.
NJ s '-z-i o. seii property - auction 10 any
plr'a Col state Pcrsons lesirols Of selling prop
.i-i 30 ilri.ln. ,1l 4' So only hy employing an
Ae,i'l,sr day --s1ssi bytse Caiscl Sfltes The
iai''ii-lci may he found 40 au selscnahie hours
a. DIS f-ee .a lss-cs B.oeS. Washington Avenue
LANSING '-t.es 7eia'nAol9. 5sSE1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L y 81 y G. \ 4 D L VI \
\ Classical and Scientific school for
Boys and Girls. and Young Men
and Women.

CALENDAR FOR ISe5-G
Fir., Term begins Monday, september / 1855.
Second December 4. 1865.
Third Mfrch IS. 1865.
During the nsst Term an especial Class Will be
organized Tor tte benefit o. 10 teach
PRICE OF TUITION
Primary Department. per tenn, ..-.--.-......S 90
Common English Studies, including English
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, Book
Keeping and PclmauShip ,..-- ..-----..-.-. o.
II cher English, including LATIN creek and
French Languages, and Mathematics, ,.-..... 90
EIIEA TrITION-
vocal Muse. per term, ,.-... -............ 81 90
instrumental Music. per term, ,...-........ i 90
OIL Painting. Pc term, .-....-.-. 10 90
Fencnin2 AMI bfa"-i- &c., .--------.--.. ~
e-Board cSn be obtained ia Families In the ina
mediate vicinity or the Academy OF with the fau y
of the Principal IN the Academy.
Commnnicstons addressed, C. c. OLDS. PRINCIPAL
viii be promptly answered Iy54S
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FOUNDRY.
Vaslieua,g street and Capital ArenHe,
ADJOINING THE CAPITOL

The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce thathe has bis works in gooi running or
der and turning olt
, 1865-05-31

NC" f1EN FtHEH NhF2E1.
Closing prces for CAN. AaT -, 1s6i. Eoceiv.d p7 r
8. sat9t4tA1l 4 Co., Ccmmbs.o Stock and Bond
Brnka.S 81 f1arf atrf1t. Ehlcceo.
, 1865-05-31

N0lcrFs.
tSpeCtal Dlspateh to the chicago Tnbune.1
-"-:. NASHVILLE May ., 1865.
: The Serste hill On the elective franchise
passed that body today, BY vote Of l6 to S,
II puts the ebels on probation Of six years
before theS can exercise the right Of suffrage.
Cnder Its provisions, the following persons
are permitted to vote:
First. Every free white man, twenty-onc
yesrs Of age, and citizen OF the United
States. and publicly known to have enter
tanned unconditional Uulon sentiments from
the breaking cut of the rebellion until the
Ent sent tine. . :
Second. Every white young inhabitant Of
thp State, and citizen Of the United States,
arriving at the age of twcnty-one years since
the 4th OF March, 1865, provided he has not
engaged In armed rebellion against the au-
tho1,ty Of the United States, and every free
white man Of lawful age coming from
another State, and Is q citizen Of the United
States. on t1oof Of loyalty to the Govern
zen Of the county wherein be mar otter his
vote six months Preceding the day Of elec-
ton.
Third Every free white man, an inhabItant
Of thts Slate. and citizen Of the United
States, who has served rs a soldier il the
army Of the United States. and has been, OF
nar I've. honora oly discharged.
Fourth. Every Tree white man who voted at
the Pres:d. nt:ai election IN 1864. OF voted on
the ed or February, 1865, or the 4th Of
Ma,ch. 1865, in this State,
Fifth. all those who can provo BY two
good md true Union witnesses that thew
wcIe. at the last election, the true friends Of
thu United 6t3tes.
All other ptrsons are excluded for sir reo,e
after the passage OF the net. and msy then be
leadmltted to franchise by petition to the
ClIcuis or Chan:e:y Court, on proof Of 10y
aity to the United S:a' es, In open court, up IN
testimony II t~o or more goud loyal citizens.
Section provides for the registration Of
voters. and SEC ivn s provides for the chaI-
1eDgaug II voters, and the administration of
tte a1h to snppu!t the Constisutioufo fof the
Unittd Sta;es, and laws and pro:lauiations
Constitution of Tennessee. with the acts. Of
the Il g!hta' u1e in accordance Herewith.
This bill il Substantially the same as that
thef0Ie the HOuse, reported by Mr.. Arritl,
from The Military md Judiciary Committee.
exc,p, that in the ee1a.ter tic 9TH class Of
yuters nalntd d aboveEts not recognized, and
the exclusion Of these temporarily dist an.
This evening Brcvst ala{or General Upton
arrived in this city, ii charge Of the archives
Of the Sta'e AID asses Of the State Bank.
Among the latter Is S650, 600 In specie Gen.
Upon has also as pr B0ncts three Of Isham
G. H,rrlA' abkcondirg z State Offices, namely,
j. E. R Ray, Seer tary Of State J. E. Don-
LAP, Ccmpt1o!let; md ]. A. Battle. Trea-
su1er. The Legislature appointed the pres
ept Governor, Secretary and Comptroller a
bank assets Ut the depot, and receipt for the
Sa1nA.
, 1865-05-31
FROM SP&nNG FlEAD.
P5nrck. Celebration of ths 4th OF
July Mt aY.e Sta t~ ca Gap1sat-Thc EartI-
Qua lie s.I ~ps1D Eht Id.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.]
SPRINGFIELD, May o.
The following spirited aud patriotic SEMI
official call has been signed to-day by Cover
nor Oeleeby and all the State officers, Adjt.
Gen. Hayple, Brcvet Brig. Gen. Jas. Oakes,
aEd many other prominent citizens:
"Thc undersigned believing that in the
defeat OF the cohorts OF treason the
final 1estnat'.n. Of the Union and
tie ntu1p Of the heroic defenders of
that Union to their homrs, there, is special
cause ot eonera.ulasiou. thaaktulness and re-
nRiioIal ipdfrerdence-an Independence
now rt-aseurtd ~ TIE second triumph Of free
dcm-reslccr.nlly suggest taat 1hclr fellow
citizens assemble u msss meeting at the State
HoIke IN this city, On the evening Of Satnr-
lsy. June Sd, for the purpose Of making ap.
proptiate arrangements for the celebration
or the coming Fourth Of July, aud especially ;
to ur returning hrroes from the battle-0e1ds
and prisons Of the South, an appropriate
welcome" The da!, IS eugges; cd III the call,
will be made the occasion nf WARM welcome
heme iy the Sta &c authorities. It will doubtless
be a Gay never to be. forgotten By the brave
those who viii participate in " hat will no
doubt BE- the most magnificent Celebration ol
the 18th # July ever Witnessed In this State.
The stock oi an earthquake was felt ty q
large pnmhcr Of citizens this morning, about
seven o'clock. l. perceptible jaaing was felt
In d.tftrert parts OF the city, rattl,pR dishes
and widows. and otherwise manIfestinE it.
self, Some eay the noise produced was some
Ike the 1uubllr OF q railway train, yet the
difference was easily perceived by those f.
m11iar with The noise OF passing tratns- 9th
c1s 1CIort that the noise was like distant
explosion. All with whom I have conveFsed
acIcc IN saying that II WAS something very
unusual, md lasted from thirty to forty
aeff.t dH
, 1865-05-31

During The evening. dispatches were received
from Gal'a.hes'a EXCHANGE, New York, report.
ing the opening .psica OF gold at 1871, .aua tho
closing price at 1e8H.
, 1865-05-31
FROM DEG NJ ONES.
Iowa Fesre Snmo1ary-Hnifrpad Mat.
trrs-tk~ttets.11s 1nH1IiStAcc-Ffom
lhe 1udfan Frontier.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 7na7ne

[5pc7!al Dispatch to the Chicago Tna7ne1
DEsMotSEs, lows, M.y 30.
Tho Durlipettn md Missouri River 1allsoad
company has proposed t. the inhabitants On
the line Of tn road 10 extend their road from
Ottumwa TO Chasiton, In Lucas county, This
season, provided the people Wlil contribute
ESQ, 600 Tor ,hat purpose.
AncH building is being erected at Gr1nnen
for tie accommodation Of largely Increased
numbor OF pupils in attendance at Iowa
College since the Institution has becn uodsr
the care of President Manoun.
The thermometer yesterday and to day
reached ninety degrees In The shade. Crops
are In fine condition. but rain is needed.
The convention of the Protestant Eptsco-
pAl Chutch fsr tue diocese Of Iowa, will be
held q. St. Paul's church In this city to.mor-
row. TIE rector Of s.. Paul's, The Rev. ]. E.
Ryan, las b. en- formally iuvi:e to resign By
the ycstty, by vote Of five to two. Bishop
Lee has be. hese since Saturday, and con.
dncted services on the SABBATH, assisted by
the RcT Dr.. Poet and NJ. Ryan.
Tie railfosd com panies have q greed to take
delegates to and from the Orphans Home
Convention, to he held here on wednesday,
the 9TH Of Jure, at half f.1e.
3 dispatch from Julesburg. May Goth, say
that on that day the 1ndians attacked ou-
forces n the Little Blue, killing four aud
woupdIng feyen. Tbs loss to the Indians
and the results are not stated.