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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-05-12

po"tte"s- sale At ~ times except s.
Of Furi, and london. ou@ oith rr-
any -r,r- e sIow. - q" " a'~sa'.~a
each bette m.re .u,t4.Ule,. NJ -
aYery here.
, 1865-06-27

The New York Independent publishes let
ter from William A. jackson late coachmau
10 Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF. Davis, Richmond, On
the Eubject OF readJustment Of "Goycrn.
ment in the rebel States. jackson appesss
to have keen insight into the good or III cf
allmeasures which affect his race. He says
that many laundering views prevail among
well meaning men as to the trus method OF
reconstruction in The South. He Ia fearful
that the method now pursued by our Gov.
ernment will iufict harm On the Freedmen,
and not conduce to the pacidcation or pros
peritg Of the country. Hers is his letter:
"My attention." Gays he, '"has been call.
I'd to the treatment Of tbs colored people IN
Richmond, more than my other place. I
lived there sixteen years prior to the break.
nx ont Of tee ! 9T 1So eys5y aa t6 Of
time left JET. Dayts in 1862; and ! have
not seen the name Of any man who Is loyal
at heart Tho has been put 10 power In Rich
mond since its capture. One Of the most In
sign acant accounts saw In my WetHy
Tribune WIS the appointment Of Old Joe
Mayo, the rebel mayor under jeff. Davis. he
l. hette5 knovn By ths h.. name 1r Of Black zoe.
dowr, and blacking up his eye. waited Oh
him tour years before I went to the Dlylses.
| knew him well, and no 'so5Fe Villain ever
lIvcd-uot ersn JEFF. Davis He was O great
ttiend Of Mra. JEFF When things did not
move to suit her taste, she used always to tell
us that she would send for Mr. Mayo! on
ly wish that Ben. Butler could be appointed
ever the Virginia ari5tocracy and whisky
drinkers for twelve months! The Govern
nent is rot giving the Freedmen what they
wf1e promised when called into service In the
Fedeial army Our President told the color !.
ed reople at Nashville that he would be their !:
Mosls, If NO other could be found to lead !
them out Of the house Of bondage. The re-
bellton Is not yet crushed, though the rebels
hare surrendered. They conceal spirit OF
hatred ard rebellion within the walls Of their
breasts. The rebellion can be dead only by
carrying the ideas Of New England into The
, 1865-06-27

MoxpAf kVI3txa. Ipue ..
LUMBEE-Receivea, eJts7 n :; shipred. 1877 H. ow
INF to tho Wind being fr tbs north snd quite fresh,
the receipts 10 day Nese VERY 1loetn, AMI trade
quite active At steAdy prtc+s- The quality OF the
lumber now offered IL much better than tho earlier
rectlp. owing to sha tse hst tho lazge fozs, which
usna1ly Are tho last IN the drive" Afe now being
cut
sAlss b. cargo vcre: --..
Cargo schr sonors, from 3Ienouonee, 20 N X
st1pr balance mixed. At u 12A. BY DeckEort; fargo
aen1 Rand, fom Musktgon, 50 n, tul E7n. from good
log, IT. By Geo. Rooests; cargo kenr barber,
from Mulfegon, 30 m, y strips. balance welt cut
sorted, II SIS CO. from Masan d DAvia' mill; carso
aenr DisveE, fom Auakezsu. 1io n. saloa, balance
prime assorted: at sia::s. By pOre:
saba S n mixed common coArst cut 4: a1o.ro,s By
Ear & .ta1w II cargo schr CAtchpoIe, from Cedar
Nylr, 1l0 nth - ard hoartB n 31l.sa from Law
spsuIdlnzs mills: cargo Schooner Carrie Woodford
horn kalamazoo. q N Coarse common 1ostt etc. 1t
99s3 bY A. Carter. eaKgo schooner AtbA, from lMu1-
ksrou. 50 N X Atstps, bslarc4 good mixed 1t
112a, By MaEsous Cargo sehr Sinai. from Pere Mar
qtstte IL n strips aud boards as 41zta ny CoEons,
Locmis; esrxo tehs Aontezuma, reom oconio, 1as
m x itxlps. ba1snch boards ganxs.ved from
Whr.eo1nbs MILLS At s1t.5o: cargo tcar Thrss Bal
from White Lake, 20 III y strips. balance aasort-
I'd common. at *i2,oc. By Coma oBsien: c.rxo schr
Ktrssarye, hom East Saginaw. Is m nlu run EAtr
cc1nuon al 811z5- BY Garriek; cargo schr Tempe.s
t1em Kalamazoo, % m " strips, balance pokrts
etc. At sil.5o, by Bdah; cargo schr Aonssusr from
Gr.nd Traverse. $50 N X sts1fs.
oa'anee III sna jos1ts. thafd pius} 1t
l510,. from Hannhh 1a7x mills.
sHNGLEs.-Ree1tvsd, s6o N shipped, 1sl7 mi
NsrkesateadT. ssles were: cargo schooner Bacaech
from Kewanee, 500 n shaved =: 81 50; 100 N cedar
at e. 80, By Blanchard 4 Bofland; cargo scaoonex
Ebenezrs, from kenaHec, f3o n sawed 1t tiGD; 81
m shaved 1t 8 5;t, by McDonAl6; cargo schooner
Ution, from Cream Bar. 240 n STAR sud A ah1ysd
mixed 1t $a15, BY Brtwsser; cargo schooner st:sy
Nan ffcm Green Bsy, 200 m "sta," and shayed It
4ssa b3 BteWater,
IATH.-stesdy. sales were; 1910 split cedar At
1900
, 1865-06-27
Judge Ould md Tucker.

NEW YoRK, June a6.-The HeralTs Rich
mond correspondent says: "JudSe Robert
0u1d, late rebel exchange Commissioner,
and 1lsior Carrington, one Of hts assistants,
have been released from Libby Prison on pa-
rolc,vhere they Werc confined On the charge
Of having taken part In the notorious mis-
appropriations of money and comforts sent
to Imprisoned Union soldiers by their friends
at the North. It appears that Ould and Car
rington did not take part in these shameful
transactions but others connected with the
rebel exchange bureau, who are still In con
1nement, did. The Infamous t5rant over our
prisoners Of var, who escaped come time
since Irem Libby and was retaken, Is now
chained to the wall Of his dungeon, and Is be-
inE made to taste. some. Of his own horrors
imposed uponEour poor boys."
The most Of the releases were N ads under
the Presidents order Of June 9Th. Those now
remaining In custody are chiefly officers shove
dent's order. We learn that Of the entire
number on hand May 12lh, I'LL but three were
ready and anxious to take the oath Of allegi-
auce. How long the Island will be occupied
by the Government for the confinement Of
prisoners is not known.
, 1865-06-27

ssE1oua Damage to ShlPpin..
From our Own Correspondent ]

DErHo1r. June ., 1865.
A ternhle tornado swept ovsr cake HuEon last
Tue.day night, In The locality OF Point An Brque
doing serious dansga to the shipping, 4 full ac-
count Of which has not yet been received.
Enough, however, hss come TO hand to show the
result has amounted TO seyere losses On bulls and
csrgoes. 1hs brig D. Ferguson, now here, IL
comparatively In q d1smantled stata-he1 foremost
wish everything connected, gone by tho hoard,
besides the most OF her sails and rigging rendcE-
cd unfit for further service. She is owned By
Snasso sor aas1 repsss, =: shc i tssilu ssdy TIE
schooner 3. F. Dayy, Csnad. .ss;s, a., ". +. out IL
foT. md Eorc or Ices Or her othos eanyas4 dam
aged. She ia also leasing badly: This !esSnl On
The passage down from AlIwankee; ai,s hsd suffered
sF.e bee satssa. she vas detaned hs1e NO
ds1 and ley n toy 90! eax, wach s to"sd nss
doWn md vncn OF Bai:ey's uaibor. on LaE1
NichiS IN, run on reef whera for J few moments
1ouPsssd hssSIa{ "a , but ~ wa aas! oaessa ssa
s2he azae Of the @lsnap 1s Nas naasu.1iy
logey: s1d u @ was supposed shs e. vas EEL o9s Of
some two days ai1co leaking b1dly, and It ispsoo-
sble that souo Of her grain has become injured
Soma 500 bushels aro being elevased, and tho
hauling. The schooner Russian; also eraia io,d. I'd
ed, IRON Milwaukee, run on Colchester reef, Lako
E.ie, early On THURSDAY morning, wnets INC T.
ul5eiW ent good deal OF pounding. tn: schoon.
er Black Hawk c1ms 10 her relief md llghtensd
OF her cstgo salhetent to admit u her doanags
wh, q 81 Waa got OF IN q Ieaky condition. tn u
vessel win also proceed on to her dastipsaon n
charge Of . tug ~ sar as Port Colhorne.
arrived down which were due up 10 Last eyrninS.
]. W. L.
, 1865-06-27

marriage Of persons Of color, and formy Views
On this subject l refer you to mY Last mes
ssge. :.
We shall need an appropriation for the sup
port Of me Lunatic Asylum and the Institu-
tion o. the deaf and dumb and the blind.
The tax assessed BY the last Legislature Was
ten cents On the hundred dollars worth of tax
able property. I do not think that will be
sufficient to defray the current expenses Of
the government, and wouldtherefore recon-.
mend That 1t be increased to fifteen cents
In the present destitute condition Of the
State. do not think the people are able TO
pay the taxes necessary to meet any portion
Of the Interest due Oh The public debt,
beg leave TO renew the suggestions Of my
last message in regard to the necessity and
proprietE Of Increasing the legal rate Of In
-tefest l would advise seven and three 1enths
Per cent as the best rate Of legal interest on
coutracta hereafter made.
= would also advise that you FIX a day for
holding elections for members Of the -Gen-
e'nl Assembly, IN counties in which elections
have not been held, and for members Of Con-
gTess.
"A doubt has arisen, whether, under the
Constitution, thtjCircuit and supseme Courts
can be organlzed without additional 1egisla-
tatlon: You will take this subject into con
sideration.
hope tLat harmony will pezyade YOUR
ccunsels and that the blessing Of merclfnl
God may accompany your work and rest
upon our State and country. .-..
, 1865-06-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY EykNrAG, June u. l56t.
-. The storm on Saturday evening preveosed u
ftom receiving quot4tious OF Five.Tventses in
London bJ the City Of Boston. By pri.at. dis
patchef. however. we lea.n tha. they had adYaue-
ed to 6s}96sc. This eaused increased heayiness
in The Gold masket md the general markets SYM
pa'hized with 1t. Flour was quiet and he.vy.
Wheat tell 2@3c per bu.hel; Corn 1c per bushel !;
spd osts &c per bushel. Ness Pork decllaed s0c
OSLO per barrel, and Hjghwines ruled dull snd
nominal. In commercial circles there wss gen.
e.al feeling prevalent that ptices were too high,
fnd the tendency was decidedly downward.
There Is nothing new Of importance to note In
monetary ada1fs. To-day there WIS more nc-
tive inquiry for money at the Tartoua discount
houses, snd prime commercial paper was readily
pse1ed at 10 per cent per annum. 1t Ia not1eea
bic, however, that the supply Of currency Is less
abundant than for ten or twelve days psat-n a,n-
" In consequence Of hcaTy drafts On the National
Bsnks b1 United States payuassers, who 1te pay.
trg of the returned troops "a nast as they csn
On The street, loans were easy at 1@1} per cent
per month for second and third rste names.
The supply Of Eastern axch.nge to-day wss
more abundant, owing to increased shipments of
produce, hut there wss also more active demand
than has existed for several days past, and tha
market ruled nrm ind steady at l-10 discount
to PSF buying, and 1-101f premium selling
Round lots were sold By the banks to esch other
at 61c premium per thousand.
Gold opened in New York this morning a. IN
sdvsnced to lax and closed, st3p m. at 1i13.
The following are the quotations telegraphsd- to
James BoYd l. Brothers. gold brokers'.
, 1865-06-27

NEW 1oRh, June 1t.-11e Government Of
San Salvador has issued an official bulletin,
giving the details of q battle at Union, which
oyerthrew the recent rebellion. Tho loyal
troops surrounded the place, aud entered It
after severe fighting: Gabanas.z the rebel
Lender, when he saw the day was lost, brave
y rushed forward, and. when within few.
feet OF the loyal General Calvuck, fired his
revolver at him, but missed his aim. Cal
vuck returned the compliment, and Cabanas
fell wounded.
UIn the struggle which ensued around the
Two leaders; Cobanas disappeared. The off,
clat bulletin declares that he sought aud OBJ
tanned refuge On North American war YES
sci in the harbor.
Another account says that the body was
subsequently seen on shore, and that his
friends were apparently conveying 1t to
place Of burial. It was supposed that he
died on the American war vessel. Tbs papers
Of the rebel chief were captured, as well rs
q quantity or arms and ammunition and sew
eral leading officers,
, 1865-06-27

WAsusoroN, June as.-1nfosmation ha.
been received here Of the death of j, D. Doty,
Governor OF Utah Territory,
TIE decision Of the Internal Revenue Da-
pa1tment, year ago, that certified checks
were to be treated Us currency, aud tn1ed &C.
cotdingly, has been confirmed by the Solici-
tor Of the Treasury Department, anl may
now be considered as finally settled. The de-
cis!on Is one ofgreat interest to business men
and baukers.
The General Land Office, acting under the
trders Of the Secretary Of the interior, has
Mimi, that the lands within the Wiunebasc
Indian reservation cannot be sold at price
Ices than their appraised Talue, uotil other
TiEe ordered by the Secretary. There are
some "a, 900 acres Of valuable land within tho
reserve still nndteposed Of, appraised at from
one dollar and twenty five cents to three dol
lats per acre.
It may interest mhny ofma1ti6 psocliyities
to know that there arG still large number
OF Official vacancies among ths colored troops.
Those who desire an appointment should ap-
DtC MI nDcc
, 1865-06-27

BE1oTT COLLEGE CoAMEczMKgr.-T
Annual Commencement at Beloit College,
will take place on "Wednesday, the 1ath OF
July next. ~
The Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered
By Prof. Emerson on the afternoon of the
Sabbath previous. The Missionary Society
Will be addressed by Rev. L. Whiting, Of
Dubuque, 1owa, on Sabbath evening. On
Monday evening, the Rev. A. swnzcy, Of Chi
cago, will address the Atchaean Union. Tues
day afternoon will be occupied with the prize
sptnking, and the evening with the exercises
Of the Society of the Alumni, vlz.: an ora
tion by E. F. Hobart Of the class Of 1854, and
poem by G. H. Mann of the class Of 1850
Tho exercises Of the graduating class will
occupy the forenoon Of Wednesday,
Candidates for admission to College classes
will be examined On Monday and Tuesday be-
fore commencement.
, 1865-06-27

growing late. Some we're in, favor Of en-
dorsing su the eid platforms. including the
Eplee eopsllan, Presby terian, Westminster and
Sayb,ook some were in favor OF ealing
tleir creed CalyinIsm, ns such. Some ware
In favor O. laying all these aside and adopting
something expressive OF their own sentl-
menta but alf Was confusion
1t wBs Interesting to kee with what grace
and tlrmness, and promptness and decision,
HI. Hammond. Of gous city, controlled the
rudeness md brought order ont Of confusion,
It WIS one Of the mnst mastery specimens Of
promptness and decision, md seN:posseaslon
ever saw. Few men would have done as
well as be amid such confusion.
The subject was deferred by an adjourn
ment, and creed Is not yet adopted.
j, D, P.
, 1865-06-27

rFIhe BpNA1o Conan4tret1l Of Saturday nys ; dia-
pRtrh VIA ftreaytA Con p.rols- AtAtnr shas the
aehr Rus.an. laden WITH earn. was hAsd on
Reet, Lake Ems. We siaec leAsa taAs she h's sue
eeeded in getting Cd, By uzhfeainx her easHo On
hoaEd tho achf DsackhA1k- shs Foceifeo tess.o1s
pounding.
1Iha Detroit Tribune taYs the oarqoa Lstetnler
Arriytt 1t that city. on Thufsay isAt. ID e&f1ns
condition having rua % reef neAF baGe1 = aat9Ss
sne vii 70 Iato ths d:3 dork tor zepAss,
, 1865-06-27

South, When co1ored men took up arms, It
was understood that they were going to shed
their blood tor these ideas. The great ques-
tion now pending Is, What
class Of men shall vote in the South
whether al shall vote, or only those
Who have been lu rebellion acninst
the Government. II colored men are not al.
lowed to vote, the North VII not only have
to be taxed to pay tbs debt Of the war, but
taxed to pay for Standing army. It Is for
the American people to say which Is the
cheapest, Our President tells the people
ttat he Won1d cut off Africa from Asia. and
sink It into the Mediterranean Sea, Ia order
to save the Union. But certainly he onght TO
do all he can before going over, not kqowine
whether he could succeed or not, after get
ting there T. When Abraham Lincoln died,
he left the black man with some protection.
which Was the musket; and If he had lived.
when be took away tle musket he would
hare given the ballot. / hope our Moses Will
do likewise"
Thel Independent 'hopes our manly and gen.
erous President, who is proud that he Is
p1ebeian and not IN aristocrat, Will steal
moment of his precious time to read the
above letter, and to ask himself whether the
man who wrote 1t ought not to have vote.
Such aselEques:ien ming would Just now be pro.
fltable meditation for our Chief Magistrate
and out Of 1t might spring an Executive de-
cree which wonld take rank with the Proc1a
nation Of Emancipation aad the Declaration
Of 1ndepcndencep'
, 1865-06-27
RUFUS HATCH,
fyQEnNEI HAyciH d MNRHB.1

BEUHkN
10. IS Exchange Pl1ee, Fsu Xc<k.
8oveY1mens Becuttuea, stock 1ad eo4d, rouxht Eli
Sold Excl1ltVely On Coulri9Sal
MesEz. goloMon ssEzes socs Ch.ssEo, II.
@ 7. Wheeler, Esq Chicago, IL
LIZ. A1un. Eaq.. Chicago. N.
C. H. EoEeTs+ E9G., Chicago, III.
NesN1. Hound, Bailey 4 Co., Hav York E1t5.
Measea. McKln Grps. 4 Co, Egw TE1 c!U.
Aezs7s. H. a. Tutkot d Co. H11 To:k Gin.
Hi. Bs1eF. Esq. kutla2t4 Vt.
lc111s- LAthfop Bul1th h Co. usweZo, N.X.
q Duraat. Ksa4 f1e1lds1z !sQck Iak2a KaliSpAd Us+
, 1865-06-27
FROM BOSTON.
The Faneuil Ball MeetinG.-.Rtcon.
ssrucEIon in tie Rebel State1-AT The
Congregational Counsel.
ff.nrIe RI,cndcuce of the Chiea1n 1rfhnna

The Fanenil BaIl Neutrality-suspicious..
struct1on in tle Rebel States-.The
Congregational Counsel.
[Co1Ie espcndcuce Of the Chicago Tribuue1
DosroE, juno =.
I wrote you about the meeting held in
Park street church In behalf Of the Union
Commission. Another meeting for similar
object was held to-day In Faneun Hall. It
was lrst addressed by Richard Il. Dana In
very able aud beautiful speech. Nlr. Dana Is
fine looking man and very graceful speak,
tr.EHis argument wa, lst that We have certain
rights secured to Us by the war which ne did
not have before; that ia, . right to do In the
settlement Of the war what we could not do
In state Of peace. ID. Whist We have light
10 do is, to extend the franchise to every per
SIN black or white. he advocated this meas-
himself In .ayor Of an intellectual qualIfica.
itou, with the whites as we'll as the blacks.
3d. This right Of franchise we could extend,
or We could withhold all politlcs1 privileges
fom the s. nth. They had forfeited all polit-
l. al rights and We could hold them under
military sulveill ,nce until they gained this
privilege which We Insist upon. Now Is tho
time to net.
Mr.. Dana Eas followed by Henry Ward
Bet cher, In very eloquent speech. He ad-
vocated uniVe1sa1 Suffrage to black and white,
without distinction and without equivoca.
t!tn. BE said that erezy, pereon had a right
or BY king, but VAS Inherent. We might IS
well say that q ship had a right to fost, but
had no right to saI}s; bird had right to
the Hir, bnt no tight to wings, as say that
man had right to liberty, but no rIgh. to
vote.
He believed that the blacks were bette. Ut.
ted to rote than the poor whites Of the
Enuft THE fnhf:urt nF nal rintfam Nsn Sf roner
, 1865-06-27

We learn that the large saw mill, Just
CT mpleted for bfess1s. Wells, Ludington &:
Stevenson, at Monomonee. was entirely des-
troyed by fire On Wednesday morning Of last
week. The mill Is said to hare been one of
the best on the Bay shore. The loss was
about SCI, ,00o, and was insured for ,oo0.- It
will undoubtedly be rebuilt, as the owners
are men of large means and enterprise
M1,cuukte, Snsinel, aa4tl.
, 1865-06-27
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

/ ARRIVED Inn,
Prop 3. \ Wsde' HciasmilS saInt% oan5 1n5a7,.,
PI9R PFoR e:ntS 1no Itoafsy nhef,a
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t'op Is IT, ''ea'nseo ss'a''so' ~ m '4'no-F's'
sase BGSe l1sss
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Barqae tsissaltsr. Ncl!wa.n. Penatargu,an!ae. 81
n.;que e Mslaa:c, Mckay, ooaes.cb, ,ou .aua:, an,
Es,oxs 3 Toa r. pcbp,ns. Een1,,cs nuza,o s,o u.
B..one Ssiad, cnrou. ButYuo. IN III ,un,rr IN
B'rqfs = ssas;:sa seors SO cd, wac
BITE YsnaF Aml.ie.s ss ann:,. Bua,o 10 ,o,, c,,,
Bls .sels, jsns ss.e cltVeisns. 10, ,ops coal,
R,,q .n1n2o. m9n, az Krnd.a1 sna",ss; n-,,, u.
-'A Weed. 0N"%n'n' o'"aa t'1'e's'' 10 CT
1''s innstr sSD:tI aA'sn' esand f'avesss 10
Mis c. Z nu'ehjp:on. ss9Sinon. xsuomones. 10,
Brg venles 5ose7s ;s Rond e. aoifs Il e.. wood
sshF ae. aiaa Iroos ;ed 1eh ID cas 81 W9od.
Sehr is,Ind civ aTness KaJams-Ss In, ~ st,,,1
sna tuncf a. -1''1'' 80 'S' - ''''-s
1'ns ber. ere "'-o'o'' 1ss'ef' Na17''z0o u N 1aa
oeAS Hssa Wsea. 's's' ''''''a' " i&oon f'S' no c.
sehr eeand1uavsn, Rie,.ou, Fi.a crsck 1s5 cd. ror
T. X
sehs Esss, Htss seaih ns1tn, u eli = wood s "o''"
Echr Se4 Gem III l. Two RiIera % nj in:nha- "a
ian ~ - '1n''s' -
Sehr Eclipse, Ionea. EaE1e Harbof cedar rosss
tenE Jo.e phue, Dresden. Eng Per 70 cords Woot
ssi s'iss
Scn5 Nclttn, = ~nrtnz. Ho1 aud. 10 coIds bAzE.
sthr Traveller en-, Stony Creek, 6 n lumber, 81
!tsh-
seer Union. ss1ltn, taller5 fler. - n lumber. . n
mnpeI ~ N MA1ss.
T. NJ MA ss1 ,r1 H. naI ~ to4
ScSr R,t.ntnr HsrrH nn p Sinr1scn NJ .1rn.s.
Schr R4ens:h HoaT f.a1iion ia q III
.cstaf po.s.. -
Scnr flol Isu. Elliott. 81, fauis Pier, Is u lumber.
Scnf Rotn BsIe, Mtjet, Maa!stea. 1iu n lumber.
schf Hayden, TerAtd, Pierre Mar quetse, l2o III lu1n
3eht Met.dthn. y bite, Kalamazoo.
sent u. l. Mhtt 1an. Comeflosds H1aalo. 80 ton!
scAr Nu:tiEEun,, C.Awf1d, Buffalo, 200 tn lnms
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JUDGE PARSONS, SPEECH.

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ls'ete1Aee ~ tus p'eseut p'an u teoteann-
at0u - I4ueo NJ a'asols souno una ~ - nor
wv s~4iS ~ eos con' Gel W eI.4 t.e atIsnt'on
~ Aaees WV a,e . u1eseseo ~ Tue nA'ate
nance Q. inc Nauonal Credit 70 tne iact
toAs II n IN imminent danger OF fa'n as
sfm' ny tce newly ~asaed, ont yer oloooS
ana po"def-fzamea' febcls, Who Will folce
1nelf way 'nto CONGRESS oy the legitimate
ana inevt'ao'e ~osktng OF That plan. SIC
~ba1 Will happea Lie states IN reneuiou,
c3clndine hentnckS, MARYLAND, Mtstoura
ara Deiawarc. VIII be entitled under The, cen
gus u 4eoo 10 sena si3ts-one members q Tue
LoWcr hocsf, ana t~en'y,tw senator's 10
So eee' heretofore onls tnree'nitns OF
u 1ne o4acks Aase eountea IN represent ataon.
4aey sEe ~ nov iee' ana nave oeea
converted Aom tn'ngs' INTO esuzens
aeuce, uncer soe new ARRANGEMENTS, tos ne
grocs o1 these States will hdd, By thc!r4 nu-
mc{i.R1 Ettt neth fourteen to the veprcseBta.
, 1865-06-27

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The celebration of
St. Johns Day by the Masons. On Saturday,
was very imposing. They partook Of a
splendid banquet, and had one OF the finest
processions ever Witnessed here, the proni-
peut feature Of which WIS the Louisville Com
mapdery No. l, Knight Templars, on blsck
hursse, commanded By Charles r. Woodruff,
Deputy Graud Commander Of Kentucky.