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, 1865-04-06

,..o,a14'. 1S 1owA-Frequent mention haa
- reen made N our columns OF new dIscoy
ef1es Of petroleum tn the salley Of the Des Motoe,
liver in Iowa These disco.ene. h.ss s a'9snes %aa
growing ~ number and tmportance slnc. e,,,s nsn
Mae made that petroleum cnsled Il the De- MatSt.
Valley. 'ao'nea
a company Is now formed in this civ c.,,o,
~ The Spring Greek: k:peEoleum, Mining md IsnnaL
ment appears on onr mt page. This Company
can Be delivered On the grounds, will commence
boring Two wells simultaneously, At point about
will be commenced as eoon a. additional 1aachin.
cry can be obtained.
Ihe Directors of this company are all merchants
OF the highest Standing and reputation. This Is
and purposes which they announce will be faith.
fully eaI7ted ont. II they strike oil In paying
cal indications that they will those who subseribs
to the working capital OF the company Will be
treated a literally as in any company heretofore
organized. II oil is not found, the directors make
pothing from The sale of worthless stock This
is feature which will commend this company 10
those who wish TO invest in oil stocks.
, 1865-04-06

The Peoples Au'iMonopoly and Reform Com
1nlttee desire NIL the members Of said COMMITTEES,
and such OF their fellow citizens as desire to CO.
operate witt them In securing the nomination for
city officers at the next municipal election Of men
OF ability and honesty, Who arc opposed'.to the
recent horse railway monopoly and to all m
necessary taxation. and In favor Of strict economy
IN the administration Of public Adairs, to meet at
Wa.nc1F Hal1, III Randolph street, this (Churs-
day) evening, at Il o'clock. to t.ke such action as
may be found cxpedIent in fnrsherance OF the
above objects. E. c. LARNED President
, 1865-04-06

T1ox MEEr1xo-FHrKEsrn WARp.-A meet
ing OF Union men Of the Fifteenth Ward will be
held at the house Of Fritz Busse corner Of Chicago
avenue and Wells street. Thursday evening at
o'clock.
Is 1t NOT time Tor other Wards to besir them
re1resl Meetings sbould now be held in every
Kard in the CITY.
, 1865-04-06

TAKEN UP-At Clark Station.
T-a three Botaea-one black srd two bays. Tho
oSpts can u. tain Aha HAme by ap2ytnZ to IOuH
HUNLNGENp0hF. u GlA1k Stallion lad sQ32de}&
, 1865-04-06

CANINE RAD.-About one o'clock On Sunday
might, ns man named Thos. Tozban was passing
along Throop street, near the corner OF Madison
street, he wus eet upon By three eavage dogs and
severely bitten abont the legs and arms. He made
complaint against the oHner OF the dogs, ous
.sohn Krausc. who was On Tuesday morning
brought up IN he Police Court ard nned sls md
ordered 10 zee that the dogs were destroyed with
In fuEty-cight hours. The satne evening, these
dogs Eet upon anotber gentlemen and tore his
clothes almoet to shreds.
, 1865-04-06

FATAL AccmEsr.Cosoncr Wagner yesterday
afternoon held an inquest On the body Of a youns
m,u named Fenton Phclan, 4 hand on the canal
bopt ~ Gleseow." who was killed In the morning
near the cans1 Iock lt bridgeport 1y being acci-
dcnsatly struck Or the head with the HOOK Of
whiff1eirec. Phelan has two brothcts residing IN
This cttF
, 1865-04-06

TIE REur1 RA1pEas.-1'he hundreds Of bush
whaekers and other rebel raiders who vislscd our
city about the time Of the last Presidential cleo
tiop, were captured and conveyed to Camp Doug
las, hnye nearly all been released. A court mar
tlal has been sitting for rome weeks at camp try
ING the 1tating cases 1t has now adjourned; the
findings ore not made public.
, 1865-04-06
:Eounn.

TOUND-On the corner of Mad
Il ilcn and Cansl streets. Ladea' Money bag
contatntpx tn11 o mcnty. This Hama viii be ro-
tuned ths by proving prot cry aud paying for
th.s ertiseueus. c. DOLE II aoutn Union STREET.
anBt 6g1 It
, 1865-04-06

CAPTURE OF VALCAB1x >nrEDER.-The city
detectives, yesterday, captured large trank
Allied with pieces Of elk and broadclotn, ready
nade clothing, &C., for which owners are wanted.
Parties who hare Iieeed articles OF this descrtp
tipn will do we'll 10 call at the Central Station and
cxarntne the nlnui1cr.
, 1865-04-06

FoR Rtc1oxD.-Rer. ". r. Patton, OF tha
First Congregational Church. and DR.. J. Davies
left yesterday afternoon On the dse and a half
train En- route for the late battle fields before
Richmond. They 60 in behalf Of The Sanitary
and wounded Northwestern soldiers, and the
amount OF sanitary supplies thst will be required
IMP may be expected on their return.
, 1865-04-06

PERsoxN~-A. H. Talles, formerly foreman Of
the Daily Dtznoerat of1ce In this city, aud one Of
The Oldest printers in the Northwest Is st present
in town. Lis frlIoT-csaits nen-amons whom he
has always Stood hlgh-wltl Ne glad to know that
Ing az we'll NJ Ills best friends could wish for him.
, 1865-04-06

A Coon ExAx1x--Here Ia IN example worth
following: Walms4y Brothers, wholesalers OF
Yankee Notions, 6c-, No. 81 Dearborn street, up
Stair, hare u advertisement On the first page Of
this asaue. which appeals to al loyal merchants
in this city. They propose to swell the Treasury
of the North Weste1n Fair, by the: proceeds OF
Eates made on Friday and Saturday of this week.
Their ealesrcom should be crowded from morn
I'LL m1dDiRht
, 1865-04-06

Fon11.SEyEx TuousAxD.-We printed ard
sold 46 500 coplee OF the TR11CsE yesterday mo1n-
lng. This is the laEgcst number Of papers ever
printed IN one cdu.on hy a9y establishment In
this city, or perhaps in the Northwest On Mon
dsy morning orr edition was 4l,too; on Tuesday
morning d, 100, and on Wednesday 4d,8n. This
heavy edition wAe struck of On orr lightning
eight cylinder pFces In Two hours and forty-nve
miurte5 or 1t the rate Of about 10 Coo per hour.
, 1865-04-06

C1uRcu GuuD.-The regular monthly meeting
OF the Church Guild Will be held at their 8all.
no. ~ Oeafborn street. this cEening, at Il o'clock
, 1865-04-06

TIE LLINo1s RfGIXEFT or GENERAL Han
COCKS VETERAN CoRrs-THE HENRY REPEATING
Rutr.-Colonel Malmborg, Of the Illinois regi.
ment now organizing .or Haucock's Veteran
CORDS. has shown Us one Of Henzy'a repeating
11nea, with which thtt corps 1s to be armed. It is
a very ingenious, a. we'll as very beautiful fire
arm, znd.fs moi liable to get ont Of repair BY use
tthe Washington afmory one Of them was fired
1,Oa8 times without cleaning. 1t can be readily
loaded and fred fifteen times In less than min
ute. This rifle, In the hands Of cool experienced
veteran, makes the soldier full match for sir to
ten Johnutes. 4 regiment Of veterans, armed with
Henry rcpeatcr:, can whip brigade Of soldiers
equipped With the mimic rifle.
TINS magnificent weapon can be seen In the
hnnde o. q member OF the corps in the counting
room Or the TR1nCaK, between .hree aud four p.
H.. for few days.
~ Goi, @alnhoEg informs ua that eight companies
p s NJ regiment having been oreanjzed. he haa
otnssea 70 Warrington TO complete the or
ms,.. teav5nE the work OF Recruiting lie re-
IiaSnsg FTo companies to Lieutenant Col. /. b.
psniss 1li II H. ts satae.pa!ed that these two com.
recruits coming il rapidly, ~ 'e" oaSs'
, 1865-04-06

R1o7.-John Murphy, an old offender, WIS In
todcated Gu Tuesday night, md amused himself
by making u raid on the premises Of John Ande1-
aon. No. c01 Vau Ru1en street, where he smashed
windows, broke down doors, threw stones, md
i Il dsais3 9ga bis wopt y arn oce'eea 60
dew sword which he had concealed In the leg
of his pautaloons, and attempted to run him
through with it. 1ustice Mcdonald committed
him to JAIL in default Of x400 ball. fur his appear
ance at the Recorders Court,
, 1865-04-06
E1aanteG===a gents.

w ANTED-A gents-$75 to
w SEQ To sell Sewing hacnass. " *'!l lsn,s e;ve
a heomnlsson Ln Ali mtCn.ne- Jolds CT "a oy ateue
Nh0 VI work lof The AEoSe 7sges ana all e1p.Hses
Mtch spG277t6s
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Enthusiastically Columba-Msns oumnings 40
hSsphs. IcTin :s . nd. sso n Eodfpss s sns dB
ssid ss irsnso. &ssaisao and otter Oar
sssi
ytR. fp,ss s.Siiss
bs kcnsa y' ss' s.
son and child Garcia Q Cook Gi.dst g Del,
"a s.,:,:.ss ss
$.a: 1oH. hf'a. sss%ti ks..d fss
M9.s ;- Linda - whl..1,s wA rs.,s
x.. smith NJ. Moor and fsPs a
DEPARTURES.
NJ
Sm{ Ps:.Sdy n:s SsdSqy, Ms; sarah .s G s
q1s, Master ss.n, MA. s,es; ..1
Hs s and Nj %ns. .s e.
:.: r.
sa .s "a
n, aIs SSssry ay ssn as
: :ssy.1 Nj As sSn an. sId
Count Irsnfansll wife, infant and M .ad nls
nd Y: sssns:s Y. yss$s sS:sss;
Su spSqs NJ '' md H. aGG saslns
toni Mr. and Mrs Tiay, Lewis, Mrs simson, nurss
tout, Davis, dreenwood Az inssr.ol Winter ssa
s"n Mr and Mrs sasaf nj. BsTnSm child and servant
cof Mr. saa % col.
cS... NJ aas a Mrs. III M ~.
Vi s,.i.S s;.s:
Enrsht de Aransavs John moore MISS soI.hgate. Mrs
cSls.sudsa Mrs n and
ssH ss sc.n s.;
Thomson, Mrs Lande Miss Leclair Miss January John
nero renero. + Bofquei, " MonAy Gray, " . "a
. . W. Florence. Meyer Robertson. Cochran.
d barbour, II verheeven, Ii volckrnan.
soSrS1.rrOS AMP HA.ngas.s.ss%ship B.y.rs-M Mn, ID
Gramm Jr Mr. and Mrs Rothschild and two chidrea.
Mrs Arthur Porter and two shdrsn NJ and MT p
caroline schafer Miss Berth. schAfer George Louis ..x
Munich and three children, Dr. Hindss. Henry py C1.s
van der Elst Mrs pooie Mrs Burke Mrs MOTIF AND
schoenefsid julius Wolf, Loai. sohweitzer. Julss
Frauenstein Mrs Fox and two children Mrs Tina Eachrees
and two children Adolph Poree Heinrich sahbaum Qua:
hos John Becker Car! s.slnisa Anton Louis Bes.
He'll John schmidt Fran. Braun Chss W.rnsr yaisrts
ARM. Cha. Fricksr zmms,man c ns z9 oil ~
Masso Hansen seherI Ass.Dfri,z Jcb, r.! ES'snsAa
xek-and others In the steerase.
wiz. MI as.sc: cSs. Payooaa Ss Br New Eve
Hsasi - i ksss r ssa ass 'i Mrs
AND sS.ss ShS.:.: Geo biar Lsw
Taylor and lady, d Hasgarty John Brown-snd others
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TIE MILITARY ACADEMY.

Stand1ng OF the Several N0n-gradus ting
Classcs-The Deficient Ones and How TO
Tell who They Are, &c,
OUR WEST POINT CORRESPONDENCE.
wnsr Porn, Juno n, 1855.
By staying over twenty four hours longer than In.
tsndedI thoughs NJ letter Of yesterday was my last
one from here - pEssent-I have been able to obtain
h Of the three bower glasses with their standing at tho
Close Of the recent examination As this list will not
and IL way Into o1ciaI type for two months yet M ad-
vance publication In the HRALD will be most acceptable
70 every Interested in the Academy the circle
large This list with that Of the graduating clAss
already published contains the essential facts Of the
forthcoming annual register sad has increased value
from thu fact
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Terrible Tornado in Con

rVn tHo .NeW EHVcE JVuITHIi "UHV ~0'I
terrific tornado passed through Birmingham on the
evening Of the 10th, about nine O'Clock, accompanied
with torrents OF rain unrocdng houses uproong trees
and playing sundry pranks 10 the terror and aInzeent
Of the inhabitants Of that quc, village One house was
moved from ts foundation eighteen inches The horse
shed 70 the Methodist church. ono hundred feet In
ength lifted and carried ten feet from tho foupds
tion, and dropped an open lot . mas OF runs A
part OF the roof to L. G. Derorests extensive noop
skirt factory unropfed and In oil directions
Large trees twisted of the roots and sboas
thnty were more hers destroyed In BrminahAm The
tornado lasted FROM ten TO osn minutes and its effects
COON 70 be visible in width distance short Of bali
mtls In the direction from southeast TO northwest
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State 10 take OF itself He not sure that Ill the
NEGROES would vote with the republicans II they were
allowed 70 vote would depend upon the politics Of
Will vote.
After further discussion by Messl Cain, Of Rutland,
Pympton OF Wardsboro' and Others the motion Of Mr.
10yt was Withdrawn and the resolution passed
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Az IMPORTANT DBTuimy CAm. Tho Peoria Nn.) TrcN-
stpf referring TO the Dunno Fuller dslery case de-
oded In that osty Monday last says-Ths defendants
failed 70 appear and Judgment was rendered oy oeau
what was connscatsd amounts 70 tee0 900 inc NUM-
Der Of gallons connscated Ia a. s2loo The whole
Gated &C.. amounts 10 over $500 900 The whole num-
Der Of barrels found shipped 10 excess OF report $50
Only 40 barrels found By Mr. Wilkinson on sstur.
day instead Of $50 was reported Thus fa this the
largest that has occurred In The country among ne
many distisries that have bssa sszsd By Ne govsu-
ment
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The Relief OF the Rebel Prisoners.
TO rHH EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The Relief OF the Rebel Prisoners.
TO rHH EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW York, June 20, 1885.
Seeing that you receiving donations for the beue
at Of confederate prisoners wish to contribute the
closed en dolars for that charitable purpose Yours,
respectfully, DR.. LANDESMAN, 70 Crosby street.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, June g. 1885.
Enclosed please find check for ten dollars towards
the relief Of the destitute confederate prisoners Yours
very truly, vIBBARD, FISKE, 4 CO., SO Broadway.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YosK, Juno ~, 1895.
Please find nve dollars nclosed for the poor prisoners
Of the late rebel army, who cndeavoring got TO
their homes In the South "a BOND STREET
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THE REBEL PRISONERS.


From the Richmond Republic, Juno 20
TWO hundred and fifty confederates including seventy
nve virgnans, arrived at City Point Friday night
They came from Point Lookout the steamer Charles
ton All except the virginians took the cars at City
Point and proceeded 10 their homes by way Peters-
Durg. The Virginans came TO Richmond at on
Saturday They in good health and spirs and ara
OF course pleased at the prospect Of meeting the
loved ones at home.
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Eight hundred more rebel Missourians took The oath
OF allegiance at the Provost Marshall Generals office yes
terday. Up to that time nearly four thousand had
purged themselves Of treason Several thousand
are TO come in yet Tho ragged appearance OF these
prodigal sons excited considerable sympathy among
certain class and large quantities Of clothing provisions
and money have been donated by benevolent citizens
70 the destitute wretches who swarm upon streets
Inc soap grease man Is doing big business by buying
up the CASTOR clothes OF these returned rebels II u
ssd that one OF them pulled of his coat yesterday in
Clothing store TO try one, and when he looked
around for The garment perceived that 1t was slowly
crawling away. No wonder for the jacket perfectly
alive, and hsa not been on the owners back for Sin
monthG
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new. from the Pacific Coast.

SAY FRANCISCO, juno - 1895.
ie State s very quiet aud nothing Of interest Is oc
.sulring.
ater news from Washington Territory increases tho
GRITTY Of the Union candidate for Congress- and shows
the Legislature will DO almost unanimously Union
he California papers discussing the CONSTITUTIONAL
sa sudms has no svowed opponents.
ssiisl /. Republic. to, Nae y~sk
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CITY IntolliUenco,

MONTHLY SALES or Coal AT Auction. Tho Pennsylva-
mia Coal Company sold at auction yesterday, at No Ill
Broadway twenty thousand tons Of newly mined Pitts
ton coal the sale commencing at half A. NJ and
being remarkably well attended. An advance the
latest auction prices realized and bidding quite
spirited The following the prices obtained for the
various qualities compared with those Of May last
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The ParolinE Of Mosby,

from the Richmond Republic, June 261
Colonel Mostly, Of tho late Confederate army was "a
rolled in Lynchburg by the Provost Marshal last Fri
day wcek Colonel Mosbys brother days previous
~ appeared at the Provost Marshas Office and inquired
II tho partisan chief would be paroled II he surrendered
himself to which Affirmative given. Mos
by then into town, but in the meantime orders had
been received from Richmond not to parole him. The
Provost Marshal thereupon gave him safe conduct 70
return whence no came; but subsequently, and before
Mosby had loft town, orders from Richmond that
ne might be paroed which was accordingly DONE Some
lot,esviie and was mmedatsv arrested Il mot being
believed there that his parole genuine but he
released the receipt OF information by telegraph from
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Ask for . Bottle OF Balche's MamAolins
for the Hair CASwELL, MACK CO., Retail Agentes
HOWARD, SANGER CO., los and l07 Chamssss strsse
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AN Prizes Cashsd In Legal Lotteries,
'''"'-'' -"'' J. cLurR, Broker, i7s broadway
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A.-I<gal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. Om-
cial dr 4 ina. circulsn and information sent 4.
J. Il. CLAYTON 10 W all street. New York.
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fTruss Once, aa2 Broadway
Museum BuNdnhD. SHOULDER Bmoes EAstie Stockings,
lbdominsI supI<srs carefully applied and 'At'fse'iOs
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Court Calendar-Thhs Day.
HurRnws Coum-Cnrurr. Part l. ADJOURNED without
day. Part 2--Nos 175s 1850, 1888, 1915, U3s, 1904
1s12 1853, 1l2e 73s, 1850 osa iAAA i"sA, e<2 1850
1A2Q lAa0 loAk 90
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Musterea QUIT and Paid on Soldier
II want Citixens Clothing reasonable psces cal -
FREEMAN BURR - ia Fuitor corner Nassau ssrssS
opposite sun Buiidis e.
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Knitting Mach ines for Faetorles ana
Families. DALTON XIV TTINo MACHINE CoMPANY
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Mosquito Ne1s~--Patent Portable Cane
PIES. ar Al. d. KxLrY. $50 Broadway.
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co. nsnafsssarsrss ~ rson :,,..t tl.s.bli.hsd 1917
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PORfLANDI MO, june o. 100.
The horps which les Boston snnrise THE morninG,
70 accomplish hundred and sxtecn miles TO this city
before sunset thousand dollar bet fell and died ar
miles from this city having made one hundrd and ten
miles considerably inside OF tina
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Wheeler q Wilson's sswing mssnsnes
v y.nt and Kept in order w,bs eharse q rsss
on ye sro,Ar., Twenty second scsA
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Ain for MRS. .. A. Aliens werld's Hair
nssa a. .Sis sssson held b. al drusgiis
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! v~- raunot Have q HeRftpy Comstttus
IT, ~. YOUR blood IL impure CONSTITUTION bivI
sy,y pu fgrs system Of Impurities and stimulated ~
20 Vigorous and healthy aeton expeing die
W., VIZ snd restoring the health LifE SYRUP npidy cure
see dos which are caused by impure bloodsrofuls %
tneas evil tumors old ulcers bloohes cfultons
prspes boia ery-ipeias letter, sarheum, 81 Anthonys
~ raid head rneworn, c,ncerous tumors sofs eyee
yInis aud all foul dsease diseases of the hssr. p.lpss
80 lie CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP and You VI!
he surprised rapidiy In removing these disc
leaves Inc blood pure the complexion cieAr and me vs
free FROM disease Sold By all drueGiets.
INV "'"' uopuAN A ALIEN Whalessla DrurgissA
usasrsi Kssnk u Qua ssrysI Nee yeSsA
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Gouraud's Porape ssshsile Upxoots Haae
from Low foreh,sds 2, any pA Of tho body Al his d's
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yci,Ieox A C,spss' sewing MaeAins.
No SO Broadway.

xvn~x.. Meu's Furnishing Stock at
.o,sn 80 n"oars o. hundred sPsrt Row oppoass
Astor Houss
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Address 20 smokers.-pvllak d scIs
Merschsu No opn Broadway mar fonvh
street PIpss esd Coz Hoidsrs Alrs@n Qua 70 e~~' sd
rp0untsd aud rsnaieO6
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Use Mrs.. n. A. Aliens Worlds Half me-
Dressing restoring color natural beauty
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whs sler a Wilson, No. Gso Broadways
New 'york Lock sutch sewing Nadine ana suHoa h@s
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Batchelor's Hair Dyo-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable nsAnaneous The oufy pefess
dye. Factory u Barclay street
Best and Cheapest-Miilcr's Hair Dye
Try Large 75c Sold by druggists Dcpos6 Dcy -
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HilPs Hair Dye. 5ne-Black or BROWNE
Reliable Depot MOL FArnHy ssrcct Sold By DrueEho
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Correspondence Of the Nashville Union
HEADQUARTERS, 152D ILLINOIS v. l.,

TULIAHoNA, Tenn, Juno 10, 1885.
Our regiment yesterday was tho scene of ono OF the
terrible calamities which IL has over been my lot to
witness About two o'clock in the afternoon violent
thunder visited II being Sabbath, the GUARD
mounting was deferred until two O'Clock. While tho
''old guard" being turned out 10 receive the new
guard binding fash Of lightning was seen. accom-
panied instantly by terrific peal OF thunder The whole
the 'old guard, together with part Of the NEW
guard prostraxcd TO tho earth. Tho shock
and sudden that the rank men were thrown
across the front rank One instantly killed
aud thirty two oihers less severely scared
BY che electric f1uid.
The thunderho appeared 70 ivide and struck In
eral paces IN the amp at the instant. One man
guard IN front OF the hospital tent had his
puskct thrown from his hands and the bayonet stuck
into the ground The man himself shocked pretty
severely but not thrown down. Ono man who had been
10 the and returning was struck down. and SO
verely injured la his Corporal Barton, Of Com
pany G, had bs boot from his foot and torn To
pieces the olootric ud passing down his leg ana passing
from his boot n apparently two places, there being
found two small holes in the heel and toe of the boot
which appeared " thoy had been made by buck shot
Brt strange o. may appear the mans foot has no
marks upon " at ALL In al the cases the burns
appear IL they bad been caused by caldng hos wntr
in many instances the SKIN being sbr,velled and torn on
Tho all seem TO DO doing very well, and with
few exceptions, will be able TO resume their dotcs IN
few days.
SINGULAR EFFECT or A STROKE OF LIGHTNING.
The wife Of Jchn Corners, while crossing bed at Ma
liant, Massachusetts, the afternoon OF the I'd inst,
with two children, struck down by nghtnhg snd re-
NAMED uneenscious half an hour. Upon examination,
II found that hole had been burned IN cte eide OF
her bonnet large the end Of finger; her neck was
also mewha, dscoored tho skin broken On her shoul
der places and quite red and the skirt OF her
dress considerably sc0rched 0ne OF the children WAS
also somew bat burned.
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Disease OF the Throat, Lungs Aad Hears
cured by Dr.. PHILLIPS, AL Founsh ayasss Book. masA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

The IIest Preventative.-To Escape the
III enc s the heat should Be erereise9s
and a. imrerat.ely .ess.ss 70 Keep The bead 60.
y c,usfos able sumner Ms,s KSOxs We would say. 70
Tho bsnsf Of Strangers visiting The city. n az Bro.dwsys
coz u Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Flags. Sta6s, Balls, EaGles> &c., ne Cs
p BRNEDICTS ~ Duane stree. dsars Of brss0p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Commandments ut 81. JohSsas 0ollegss
Forhsm takes place day 9th inst The e the Han
Bridge MorrsaniA and Fordbam Railroad which ieevo
the terminus Of the Third Avenue Railroad Harlem ecs
minues convey direct 70 tho gs OF The Co
lego grounds These run till aftss midukghk