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, 1865-07-24
An Appeal In BthaIfof the rraadn,.

An Appeal In Rebayfoftha yraadn,.-
stpsradoxtc,l Az II nav .,,a.. ~. aS.uI1e
II ia TIRE. what va nivss f ~ snayeltneless
jcets We neyer are M nonser ~ %
nav thst .he M, q.
uesta1n Fair n, ~ b aaa i1e Rfeas North.
rsadn1 std H. 80 nv oeueus Of tne soldiers IT'LL
nvee x5o1 mn ~ .p GRAND aucces1, securing
s.rv nd hTst,.r ny benevolent uses Of the Sanl
rny ad1nlf tns Soass!ons, We trust all will
nosis - 1hs .Ptupt!e3 o. our making o1r ap-
r., the millfnns ~ S.en pnone, IN louder tones
For mon. .hs Ee n h.re .teehbm9a. hss9' 'a.4,-.
ornrv nj The friena. ~ 1esa sSsIalnsd ~ tha uf-
thnnjd diYe1t .,tsnt, y. tue fAlf, that nothing
hsTe bern montha ~ q. ionaa. Yet thess
tn the friends RI tna 1,as ost p5otooad intete2t
down of The rehei,nn ~ ~ WIN 0e breaking
nur work opens IN ~ T.. nno .uo G.ose OF the VIII,
and ah.If milliona shnt ~ - ~ some two
hsId M poods ana ehsttiaa ~ .ns teoel nnes, and
freed nom fhrjr isa"ior,, 1M1 nl ~ onee IS meu-
Thrse fcorihr- ,piih thnss .JvAa 81 po1eage.
IN III snme f,nr mI,e1s ee -, o1aoso 1tee. msk.ce
fheir hsnds n lid sr4 -, a. ase n1" eHe!ch1nK out
I'D ,,sstnrs bnt ~ -. ~. asklns not Of their
~ fesnnIv b.nas ~ Hul.ussners1 10 guido them
pnawieIrs r. 0'"o'' aao tmpat1 70 1nen light and
ApHMleoEe;:,
Fpur m!Eons Or feedment How vast the
th.aa ~ .nSy stooa zen abreast aud
hmHs..5 t nt5 =. wos!u coaa,tute an army two
donh1s ~ Wt"fa yrI.hea ~ LILIES 4onei Almost
innrnsvas 49, r.e = " Ian sfael;tes who
III IoM rsl- -Is{ps ~ IAnaan. Why 1hs(l
= Gsnasn f,t ta5 Ia. We peo2!e 70 prepare
eoms not Win tsiesye1s ~ sivss aeIssI ra Iheae
, 1865-07-24

he eiven On Tutsdly next at wlnettH. The Great
Union 6snd win eupply the music, Refresh
1ae p;tni; Il :; Is; raoa Psf1 coze,.v,s,on,,
SoetetJ, which VA annnupc>d for Fdday, has
been pssspot Cd to Honday. snd Will bs held at
Lyons, on the But. r.ington Quincy Rol3. The
cara ie9ve ut O'clock :. u.
, 1865-07-24

FInuR-Stsaey.
GkAIH-Whe4f easier. Sales OF No. Milwaukee
kpFinF at xlz5 Corn nru bat quiet II 714c. Oats
dull 5oc by tho cargo. Barley quiet. Rye held at
&c Ard Sc.
WuIeKT-&2.f6. --.-.... ......
CAA1L FKEIoH1s-To New York-Wheat, llKc;
L11E 1xioa1s- f.ocr 5000 brls; whcat, 7zs7 bu !;
corn IS B11 bu oats 49.0i3 bu.
CANAL EHF0BIS-HhtAt, II ,03a hut corn. u{600
bu . onts. Ga 10 pQ.
, 1865-07-24

The following. donations have becn received,
IN addition 10 those already published] IN aid oi
.he terrible tornado which pasaed over Vifoqua,
Wis.,. and Vicinity. The work or Canvass M thc
city Will be continued this week:
Hayden, Kay i Co.. f25; Graves & Taine, Sa5
Wlllism 2; Harden I c., ~; West, Blair i
Co., fs5i G. Coms.oek, rs; Fal.bauxe, Green
Kil1and 4 Co.. 80: !: Eaing. Briggs & Co.. 80 1;
Brewer, Bels9n q Co., $s9i LarIabee & North
ron 4 P!he, 81u; Murray Nelson s Cd, I'D; ".
y. Hsrrls, Flu; King. Cazhart & Co., S10; Jewell
& Butler, $lO; B: & e. Chatham, SO; Edwin
nslmes, SO; Weft, Bond i Dsl4coll, SO; ",
z. Boyle, Flu; Waleh q Hutchinson $40; Nc
GoImlck d Collins, SO; Austin 3 Boal, so !;
scElpton, k10; B. J. Jacobs. SO: E. K4nshsit i
Co. 90 Jsmea B Hodges, ri Giles, BID c.,
Iaxe:. s.; Church 4 Goodman, s; subscribed as
caeh, 31t9. 8. HANcHErr,
NC, NICHOLS,
, 1865-07-24
Milwaukee .1arker.
{Gnf eia1 nlaaAfkk In af.A fsha..a n

lSpttlaI UHpatCh to The Chicago TfIbunt
MILwAuK1R. jay n.
FLoch-FjFu and aalfc higher. ehles so btls
spftng At as.9.: 1tohsls extra do at $5i3.
Observation-Disclosures IS GO bu advanced tlss,.
Safes oa 'chanKe Of 10 90 hu. Corn stea1J. sAes
flo hu st a., deliveztd. Bye dull but more doing.
Baes 1000 nu in stoEe at SIC.
Wteat market 1t NewhA1l Home thts evening I'D
ystced TO $1.13; tA!es 2o,oN bust &113.
, 1865-07-24

Editors Chicago Tf1hune:
Last Monday, an advertisement appeared In the
papers Of this city, in which the Board OF Public
Work: desired raopos1ls for the performances Of
the catpeEter work Oh School Honle No. II. to
Chicago ATetue. The carpenter work WIS to be
done IN conformity With ce1ta!u specifications
, 1865-07-24

ALFRED Tcnnysou, the poet laureate o
England, Is falling very fast. He was just
recovering from a severe attack Of throat
disease, when walking late one evening In
his Isle Of Wight garden, he took cold, aud
now, i Is STATED, symptoms Of consumption
him to the South OF France, at once, Is
the only chance Of saving his life.
, 1865-07-24

Philadelphia Market.

...-. TOLEDO. July x
GRAIx-Whest5 5a7c better; sass Of whit, Mlcht.
TAU VI Sis, trht1 Michigan 10c, and rcd WAbAh a.
6-n Corn HcAtce and dtm. Oats 45c
, 1865-07-24

In Broollyn. II. T., On TaeadsJ, July 18th, 1t tha
Iesldenen Of Tho br1de's fAthe!, BY thn RsT. r. o
etn6di.o1d, p o.. frose.a1r JOSEPH H9HRT Mo-
Bic, dAulhtsS OF ". Y, 6frddlf6rd. -.
, 1865-07-24

prepared under tbs direction o! tho Bo,ra of
Fuhlis Wo:ks; Aessts; Hearton nd pasue. pe re-. ..
references. Col: Htncock, ". ". Ra1ina,a0 =
d;,t l. Mh:s2esf ssea,3 s,t sad
prompt and thorough cumplettan nY1hs aos ne
work. snd .Eresd 70 contract to cntsa the ssms.
..eeord,ngM IT. to M ne speeiacattons, for .hs sun Of
those who knew that he bid Of Messfa' He.rson u,
and Payne was received and opened, III earoensrr
f1stoo The Ro.sd Of Pnb7ic WotE nsv saa M. mas
alder f9oo too small sun to be esred ior. bSt
Tsat nGa. .Q 4asd sney 70 pay $3.50 OF the peo.
be performed toF the city tot 500 less ,han H. h.
amount paid therefor. It Is difficult to zee h.
uee Of psytug for the insertion of IN adyerttse.
ne1t fof t9s, or advertising At iii, Il he Board
Of Pablo mosks essenae the power 10 svard con.
tracts Irrespective o. the amount OF bids. More
than one interested III payer and friend Of fair
plaY .onld be clad to hear what excuse o, az. eI.
ptansticn he Boird Of Public WORKS haYe 10
ofer Tor thetf conduct in the above affair,
Cfr1zry
, 1865-07-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tslbu1e.1
...-. DzrHorf. July =, 1855.
CP-Mtdte-1, Al:1sudlia, Baltic, Golden uar-
yatt.
Dowx-C1ocktr. GleeoEood. Rad.. Ithaca. Pilot.
MinneFotr. Rainbow. Den a.k.
Wind BorlheAst
, 1865-07-24

New York Stock and Money Market.
...- Sxw foEK, July q, 1855.
Mos1r-Steady 1t 2 cent tor ca1l loans,
fTxnIlS1 EIcHAv1E-Qulet Al 1GSf@1r1
GOLn-Ame1lcan 2old quiet and without aecf1cd
cbaoxe-opeuinx ut la!x, advancing to 1seH, and
closing q. 1{2H. ..7
srxola aERoHrs-ExpoEt OF apecie to-day, 81, 49,
GoyKRaNAsr 5rocKB Heavy and loNets
, 1865-07-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

LayEe Governmeut EeixuFe-Nusnar
zion 0t SAle-The G4mbliW[
CaSes-Sfntene1pG or Pf1es
onets By the Rccurdtr.
, 1865-07-24

GTOLEN-Wa allst-Beware. Sto.
~ !ea Eom 70. On Saturday. - July, 4 wallet
eontatr l1H teWfA esnk F--ep's, sou : sotea-o@Ss
e1Ten ny = Nueox. for tt51 ~ payxhla to Z hi
e1na o. A4A11z. Tbs nublc arn 1azE ID sFstnsx ~.
1oaatnS oT ny .! tho ADORE, u R1y1eas MI bs
'9Rpea u 14kLa. l1.tekA II
, 1865-07-24
Th.t Dreadful d Addiction. Epilepsy, Con

Thst Dreadful dMsct1on. Epilepsy. Con.
ha'it, each attack Increasing tho n1hility to re-
tnrn. ant adding Erestly t, the difficulty Of ar
It. u1mcnt, N. re- fsin'ncae, with slight mprcnlsr
tw1ichirRs. occurring at long interval In time
become sioeLt conyul.lous Of great frequency,
aud the patient qtadullly nix. into 1mbtciiity
II relief ID ohtsln1bIe 1t ali after The ltisease IA
thus nsmly seated 1t must be rom some treatoaeut
Hls which y permanent ia its casea, aud which not
only hss 4 tendency TO snpprc.e the attack, bat
lapse: Dr.. Jsyne's Alternative has happily been
found TO answer this purpose adm,rsbly;-it
gradually changes tho morbid condition OF the
when lts use Ia continued Tor sufficient length or
time, produces permanent cure. Let the a!1ltet-
Cd " II. For tn'e by all DEuzS1ats.
jy1te5i3tW- " Sa tE N
, 1865-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Th- Tobbtr Time. That steals thu
Pbs en*~ "N', BIT Blooming cereu.." Its nroula
10 F-# +tshAhfe 1han thst nj for l.u extract es-
sette of tot't wattr, and tneoppsE.b' , more d.
l1h:fu}. Sold eyerJwhere. iIy3i. f711t
, 1865-07-24

WANTEl1-loo abs bodied
ts youaz men, for ae-vtcs in ths uli.ed states
"a r. h-tnE .st!ehst Z the tayy Perso:s
@ @f9sEg .nis naaaeE he sets.ca ara required DO
RI, X ca!se M q, stas 70 ,oaak meg wno hAvs stlvei
nctt te1sao op,ot unlty Of 1etvisE their co71;T
ao5sao: Ihoia entering vii re rqalrca o Do duty
iInssfer, ed to Fa"H:u staFlont II duty Fayans
~ Wacesa ~ fo1oss: O:dsyly Sergeant mi per
Eonth: Pnsates, 3i6 pr month Apotcau:s viii
snpiy 70 CaFT. II. FARKER, At 'ha read z7uus
j12a 4&17r ~ A "sse ~.
, 1865-07-24

I
| LIVERPOOL AAHkK7. ~
s.o1roy-sa,es ,or f~nr s,r, "a ~. 49,. -.
20 to spscolsto.s ap1 exporters. Tne uafket =;
eeen o9tl aoa ~ qne.irs naTe eE1 II t,c1ned but
Eo.cA5 ths afAet clofed toMeWhAt nfner TOR ttnde
export Ihe Manchester ma12ee was d1.l and p,jcss
are nnttng downward. -
hakAI s1CWn- Quiet and fru. Wakefield, Nash
~. -, aaa Ee1 fuaont spencer q co tt7or. Flour
q9et ana ssSaey. -
wI,S wASTn ntst a!m nut 4u!tt = U 6d&9s for Red
Mintst oTn7E!:nef and tencing upEard. Sales
u psn Mt1ga ~ sna N.
M 3; anies Pee ifeadY Gordon B..
0ns. Iu na nxa a q" 20 Eeposs 6etf tsesdy. PORK
H H1et snn ss.n5. nsSon stead7. Lard quiet but
1tm III 81 SsGat M urn. Goaee lnaSt.rs
f31AoLku4-a.1su s9lea AZ :Is Tor Crude.
LONDON xARkEts.
Losppx, July 13-Wheat-Tenuencp nousrd e,c,x
nIm. Coaee frm. Tea sieaay. KSss nrn. ~ Tssos
ConAosy tor morey. saa9ck Illinois Central, sSa
LATssr onNxsRc1a1' rra pppry1,x
casT,T VIA ohkKs.
, , LIVERPOOL. July II.
H HEntIpS.eaies o. :nc week. 4a0o1 btes, Including
100 b.es 70 fp!cul tors H1d $50 bal.t to eIp9rs
ste: Matzet uu!l. Win decliae OF "a On American
and S41Ats: cthtr descriptions 1reguts. S.les to
day FE1dHgl slo0 bsss-market closing nFmsr, vi b
nbtnanst1 rate Authpttzed 4un$tttoas-Miid Ing
nplandt, 19d: mtdd1ng Ollnuns. 194d: m1dG:inE eI.
hat l9d: sftck Of rptt0n In port, 361 COO bSes IN
e!1dinx 2o.aoo Amsfican.
PHoF1sf4Ns-Qule. and steady ......- ....
, 1865-07-24

w ANIED-Age geIt8-ThrOus
~ sut the Vest Tor GRAaT AND HIS Cav
fA1GHs. military biography. ~ HanfY Copnfa
ssior Fl a & ths r. United sa y ssv1rs
shch :vs3 Ane1icaa citizen VII dssirs % p5s.e :.
eepy Ttan:aofY ofth's Rleat lesdsr o. the sAsu.e5
o. taa niof "h9 hecc toe property Of tn nati sn
he n: a., tcae g aeh % s.xe il IN IN:
la1 rn'1Hostly and sccoEas- written 5y tso Leu.
HEsat GeEeEAs nfa l1rE f:e7d-ftom efdcisi 3ec3.
Denn ard pr.vsN = rcorus, PIT KIctUslyxLT Yrn Il
r. sD1ns ssnnot faM to met evsy requirement
Iuc.t trorouat msuntr viii be rtirf4d 81 5s paoeT
ard bantsomel, bound. sad oe illustrated Wish nu.
Al the p tncipal battles recorded. ~
IT WILL BE soLD NCLCt1vELY BIT scp4uaIpr1a1
lzrd aEent1-
ALu NbelAl. 3AN-
sfrd for circular and alknk application incIostus
3 for ou'dt and mentioning teTer1l Con.t.sS
T. ths oFee1 OF your choice. We Ktye only two or
three 1oWnlhpa % begin With, has hold Ii resEye ii
sn5sTs Ge9nty % 9T more cr sscn sxsns so nat
tsiAl. II fnnad mutually desirable. E.F vRHrA ID.
, 1865-07-24
lDgt,
.Dou1,1.

L'OUND-A few wseks e1rce, S
.ars brow mre; 1s'i hant1 eiKb. which she
c~teF rae hsvs ny kroVi: prop-.ty psJfnE 9ea.
.td tanfcg On ". UcocE. ta$l :. fmmanu4 HsH
scb""L' .noat mite west Of 9rlcelaud &c neterY.
Ms3 {6tYs
, 1865-07-24
WANTkD-Agen.s-For Sher-


w maa and H!s c.m1.t4n1, By Col S. Y. Bow
msp $40 Lieut. col. 3 Twin: vol, $40 ,5n psc's,
Nkn s.en1l1 sftel poftEAA Of Major 8enet a1s sh-r
Dsut q .wkd, sleeuun. LaxHu, Blair md 4etode'd,
3Ha S,syss @ 5slas Gs1ssa;s KgRaa.ck .nd Jxg Dt
E.n @ sesl,ss; aad wl:h naely easTavnd ma,a q tas
1iGa aMans1 to s.zasn;a ths march ron savaaan.h
ne'1Ss is ~ frs map. faEnianed
sae: ~ Aas M1~y r. naps oe sse several marches
.sss Point; % .: Witch ths e;t@y wes baad ia
snmse eiRns 1nts .osk otA b ths compa:e Otte'I
ce1s.. tna a1:ao,s having foa ac.ess . pirate ~
,f 70 o1ris aes5.s y ot Which 10
.asi9E- ah,s fte aefe to h= pI.vass rds Of the
.sts the sS Sxa ns1on1 Or kh*e ksess cam
,,E 20 1;o!y d9 s;,s so en!y b. saossDtlon s al:
PLEA leu inclostnR II so :or outd. a1d maa{IoE.
ln9 feSHl cour tes In tho order Of your etoIca wa
RlT. On tWo Or ihrse townshge to reRtn w11h, hut
ncd In 1eae1vat1on euIre 9nty or ore to. asch
s2eIt 70 mat ~ t1.f sfon VI tef orJ csr oe Ea1s
Rt.eE proper h11', II I1nnG mutu My dtst aba.
ZEE aano' C. meut IN Fridays {I4rh) lslun OF III.
Dearhcrp stre<t Cttca. III -
Sprirr Geld. tya.iIlgt
, 1865-07-24

Nv WANTED-Lzbcrers -D3 Mon.
~, day M r1iuR, nft@ iao reE1 to handle IT ,-a
u Bs!csepor and On tho Crib for the LIRe TnnraI.
Jul y t,oM hN GohtrsceSEs jiJrH33t
, 1865-07-24
Takcr Iap,

H1AAEN UPON State.st., be.
a ,wee .I1,h It and Harnnon crurr, thrss ye.r
old steer. VII the d uEss II hls hip. sha ouler
csn baVt bin by npplSirR At 5S srata It., pr wing
1Icns''v 4, psyl19 ch-rses. i KtHLKI: v2setli-ys
, 1865-07-24
AIl1ISE1tI$llt6.

TOLs WOODS MU1EUH,
Ill J. r. ECOn ...,...Pro5r!etoF and MapNse
M 1do9+ 6a111s1 -..etAxe 41lAz.y.
Y 60 VIII tie wishes OF fnunleIcus 3a.ti.s,
fAh HHW DRAMA viii bo 1epeated-
MONDAY. July 1rh, 1855,
CAA11IL1A'5 HUSBAND.
And BETSY BAKRR.
, 1865-07-24

w ANTED-M MaIs Help, &c.-l
book ke4peE.2 cler: 1 raras iau. travelling
SH.nts. porter. waters, vat ,hu9n, .Q] !abnraTT
sLd CT panssss TO wo on R%tlr :ss wag pad
! vAiatsr. 0the- situatlnEa open a. she Com n.rciN
t.gtcn raet: Hoom No. s. S:tu4tlops x1yea trno-
dl.N!J- Applicants By msH ineIoA4 10 cents. 9es.
Enhh.s and oterf1 supplied With elerks pQnk kpeo.
ety. p FfIl ds:T.!s, DC, on abort not.ca. n BAR
hE EsLE dCo. NJ B.-Eo connection with intaIiizsncs
tr4& E91
, 1865-07-24

LArScH OF TIE LAKE TUNNEL CntH.-At last.
all Is 1esdy for the great liuncb md the contract
ore anrornce that, should the weather be fayor-
able. the launch will be made on Monday morn
levaIhan will be Immediately towod out 10 The
p,scc oetlansted. Two miles from shore. Gov
trnor 0Rlesby has been invited, and will probably
he present. The Mayor and Ex Mayors OF 1he
city, Board of Public Work., membe1s and ex.
nemberH Of the Common Council and members OF
the press are invited TO be present on that occi-
sicn, without farther notice.
, 1865-07-24

DEAADoaH PARK.-The pace In which tho
soldiert' Fsu building w1s placed, Ia now little
etttr thsn aruin, The iron fence is broken In
almost numbeE1ees places 10 badly that meudinc
seers ont Of the question, the trees, are, wl,h
solitary exception, dead, md the growth Of grass
rendered problemstfcal for years to come. why is
not thstlu ber taken AWAY by the puschssers !,
1t hiss beca lying there long enough, Tae An.
thorit1es should tseue notceof conftcaaon ifit
not removed within given ehort Rpaca or TINS,
Michigan avenue. where stood the Floral Hill, is
restored to is former condition than toat aw4ys
nondescrlps tact dlGnsded By the name Of Deae-
born rark.
, 1865-07-24

Nor AnLE.-A lady advert1ses that ehe has lost
s.small eum Of money, which she Ia NOT able to
lore. Certainly ahe Ia not nop able to lose It,
havirg fost 1t already but she 1ds able to lose it
OF che would not have done 60.
, 1865-07-24

MILITARY CICB-A mEetinc OF officers avora.
tle 10 The formation Of = Military Club, which
ehcuid efEre TO keep alive the memory Of the
late struggle, ssd 70 eortinue the friendships
formed dur-E service N the deld- was held al
The fremont Honse on Saturday everlug.
On no'tou Ct Colonel John II, Loomle, the
mre>inR was organized ny the appointment OF
Col: Ezra Tay'or. Chlisman, and Col. G. ".
Snth4 Secretary.
Col. Lcun1's msdc statement OF the object OF
me meeiing; and eahH1tted report Of the COM
mttiee bppoinfed at The pfeyloua meeting.
hAor by ers t951nilted report Of committee,
"ho pscpost smaller, o. city organization.
Gol. Aoa9s moSea nat the report be accepted,
than nfIe officers. to be sppolntsr. who atfer enn.
eultsuon with officers and foid,ers ia the city' a.
iar - possible ahail prepare and submit plan OF
o.rsplzntton Of club.
The chtir then sppo!ntea the followlus scutle.
nte, Maj. Lyman Brydere. msS. John II Cary.
Cspt. Fr.rkling, Lieut. E. F. bishop, Lent. Col.
X. A. Gilmore, Capt James q. Hayden. Capt
]. PaYeon Runsey, Afut. I. II. Bestty.
Nal, Rrydeef Hovcd that when the meeting
adyoufps It be 10 meet AEHin In t~o weeks fson9
daie, At place 10 be de-tgnsted BY conmiuee.
Csr11ed.
Col, c. r, Dorm, 134th PEnnsTlvansa infantry,
on II qnlet, explained tie organ.z.tioa Of the
Scott Legion an association OF of]eefE and SOL
dicF1 who served in the Hext.sn VII.
Col. LooEte tubtu1.: ed the natter OF an oretni-
zstton for the entire 6t1te, which w1t discussed
and approved, and the following ofacele were
carry out thet object:
Col. Geo. =. smith. Ssh Il1inois; Lient. Col.
r. A. Gilmore, 96th Illinois. Surg C. n. E'llu'
wood, 74th Il:inois; Btj John NtCsIty, 18th
ul,noif cavalry; Col. e. ". Davis, e1st Illinois.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1865-07-24

PROBABLE MUnDER.-The dead body OF a tnan
IVES tount on Saturday On the lake shorc, ab1ut a
mile beyond HJde Fark, partially covered with
'tapd, and With marks Of violence about tho head.
He bad o1 toldicr'e shoes, md was Of medium
height. No 1nQuest hsd heen hald At noon YES
tertay, and the corpse has not been Identified.
, 1865-07-24

AMERICAN DENTAL LAesocIAT1oN.-Thc associa-
ton will meet tomorrow (ruesday) morning at
10 O'Clock, III Concert Hall, Crosby's Opera
Houte: Professor II. Quillan pretidlug. The
We coming -dreee will oa delivered by ". n.
Airport, II. D. The public are invited,
, 1865-07-24

A0e suly teutea .of CONSULTATION. and returned,
t!tef ehcH AtseEce, Wtto The anhouucem:us that
Iuon next, n o'clock, q the SANE place, wh IN it
y belicyed tin: the solelers wilt be here fr1m
losa. Lien. I1nan 1Dforfns pe he vii. b. there: :
TOO late to attend the nqnest on SalurisY Ne
know not Whist hsev.ltnce will be, and II We did.
eheu:d not publt.h It in acv.pce ol ,,s delivery.
4, n du. TO tie Ptniienen who arc conducting
t6e 1hvfsdestfon to cay that they have used ali
oileentc and cautioa IL the discovery and exam
1n.tion OF Win. ssss: The Coroner wls on the
epot In less tb&o half m hour amer the otear.
fence. and from tnat moment I'LL the tine the
srsin len the station, was searching, IN company
Win he co.o5el Of the regiment, for soldiers
hiehly inexpedient 10 keep the train 4 mouenI
alter 1t was ready to stAEt, nutolng out The
pronputude Of tie tfan matter and the hearty co
operation of Mtj0r 1um4n tnot Lieut. Col. Aoer.
nethyl. In chlltrP OF The s,Id,efe. p1erent.d one
O. The moet serious riots ever Witnessed In tse
West.
, 1865-07-24
GWuntFD==a4ents.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SONS
msra. IA ulfe rom s1e 70 $40 naT dsY. Eau y
Usfks
, 1865-07-24

nnumg u the Jury, to four years IN Tie Peniten
John Ktcfe, sp.clpocket, who plead guilty te
The larc.hy Of an empty tin -b.cco box, valued Il
zen S.rts, Was sent to the Bsice9e!l for thrcs
William Dubkir, COW thief WIS eeu.epced tc
| tive Years Imprisonment In the PeaitentI:fy
George Carlin, g.rroter, for pursuing hi
fnsiGess to the inco1ventcnca Of the citizens
vas oleeted 10 be removed from publfc lfe fol
Mary Ann Ta's and Sarah Thompson, two re.
sptenoe loo1ng women. plend guilty to the Jar
The PentteIt,sEy for one year e,co. Both women
are utdersfood TO be respeetab ; connected
Hsnry Harms, saior, charged with robbiue
cent to the Peniientisry for two ytaIs.
William Il. Clements aud Charles H1mmou5,
two hard looking ruff flaps, wsse sentenced to dre
Lake .treet ena taking sio5 worth Of jswslfy,
ladies' waterfall, ra1s, DC. -
Oscar Bnrnf, j saloter. for stealing sutt Of
clothes. Hae sentenced for One year to the PenI-
Mary Aun Gusrd youpg md int rettug looking
a1rliot stealing Quantity Of gater noots, VIA seI
tetctd 70 three months imprieonment tn the
the eitJ few dsJE from Wisconsin prior to her
's:ett. When IN Court she wept bitterly.
a libel Of Information VA. d!ed by 5tates At
ssn1ne essbishn & Aep IL BfoSn " as
BI1rRepors.
The se@p'ain.nts In the eass who caused the
At*0 %AUGtu0 ENG james UEQQls, on
c@r'se witt, to recover Sa,U0O lost at the far0
fanIe, we're themselves arrested on wits Issued
rom thta court. Three cases are brought bY
e Eansr"n A and two b. Denutp, md eaeh to rscoyer
xil,uV toF false imprisonment. The eutts by
Gsmefon are aeainst John Vi. Campbell. j. Nc
Danad, and s. n. Fe!ker, md Jnmee Hsnni-
En- e. ,s1: s9a s. y. Fefer. The cults b. 6enn,s
a1e r. y asttIet Campbell and AanmRau sud Fe. ker.
IN eseh ease the cause i: alleged to Be an as,11it
a9a A.te imprisonment by atres:1ne tie pIain-
n. IN an aGsioa Of dtfaue when no euch acton
W'! He. Fll3en hundred dollars bail was re-
y, nen sn eacn Gaze. In the meantime the psries
sems!aiptets'ody In the COIN , jstl.
:. - VIII he seen by reference 10 our ren,rt of
Ee proceedings In the Supef or Court. tha partfes
CT habtas corpus. NPSA "tat
The cous, stjourn-d for The term,
CouEI1 CouR1-BtfoEe JUDGE H,,a,o,u
the es'ate Of Chttetisn Strehel, formerly = man.
ber Of the city detective fore, the vii Ws,
proved, ard William Turtle, Chief Of poiiss. ~
poiLted edminittrs or upou nl'nR bond Of & OK
In ,he Fftste Of Thomas O'Seil tht Viii Wns an.
proved. and George r.. Grey appointed to admin.
fRtef dc boRs1 nom with will attached. ppou nl]np
an approved bo1t for IS 600.
UNITED STATES CoK1QE6IoSEH's CoEnT-Bkfofe
o, =. [onanssttoner Uovnf.-Chazles L. Briggs.
. CITY newsdt hlel Or Etsuoner, wss committed fol
tth] IN bonds Of 81 .000 for eendfng through the
post Office publications Of n obscene aHd dis.
Icsupg chNecter.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-18
rHE CRousE MURpER AeAIN.

The Gazette presumes that it can fore
stal public opinion as much as 1t pleases In
regard to the innocence Of q party, but we
must not. for the world, say yought IN regard
to his guilt 1t acts fully upon this princl-
ple and publishes the most favorable ac-
counts. with scarce semblance of truth, all
over the country, but the moment we under
take 10 publish the facts elected before
Coroner 5 Jury, we are guilty of false state
ments and inhamatory appeals andi turns
| Gercely and asks how juror who reads them
can swear that 'he has not made up an
opinion in regard to the guilt or innocence
of the accused?' Ifthe Gazette doubts our
statements we have the testimony taken be-
fore the Inquest on hand and we viii pub
Iish il for its edi6cation. We have had no de-
sire to bias the mind of any one, much less
to prejudice the mind of any juror, but we
would like to know whether a juror could
read the statements of the Gazette without
looming to the conclusion that the parties In
question were only guilty ofjustifable homi-
eide /? And, further, we would not give fig
| for the juror who could not come to some
| conclusion, as far as the statements go, if he
can rot, he is little, if any, better than an
| idiut bus when o juror vvIlCs fUIWaII AMI
| swears that he viii render verdict in aecor-
dance with the evidence, then his former
conclusions should be as nought We have
always contended that the present method OF
challenging jurors for cause" is disgraceful
to the age. This system, In nine cases out OF
ten, gives us iuries that have no mind what
| ever, and who are no more than a mockeTy
and reproach. It were time that this
practice were remodeled, the verdict of
twelve imbeciles and idiots was never inten-
ded to be the almost divine right to be tried
by jury.
And, now, in regard to the threat convey
ed in the last line of the article in the Ga
zette, to which we have deigned to make the
above reply, we desire to say, that no threats
or intimidatiOBs viii deter us from noticing
matters worthy Of our notice, and as fearless
and Independent journalists, we shall contin-
ue to call things by their right names, while
we control these columns, without fear, at
fection or favor, and he that presumes 9TH
erwise can simply ''try it on - The Gazette,
however, has latterly changed its tactics.
Week before last it threatened some of the
witnesses before the Inquest with perjury,
| last week il threatened us with libel, this
week, we presume, the family of the lamen-
ted Grouse viii be threatened with slander.
1t is time for the kwless Gazette to come
down to the letter Of the law, had it done so
long since, we doubt very much whether any
of its friends would now be incarcerated for
murder Or, had its friends resorted to the
same means, the records of the Court would
ere this, have settled the question whether
John P. Reed, jr., went to Canada to avoid
the draft, or Mengel Reed voluntarily joined
| the rebel army.