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Donations to t1.e NorthyycSterusnn1tn
rT FfI1Ir.

Contributions to tie great Sanitary Fair ere nj
ready coming IN, even al this early date Fairs
festivals and entertainments arc being held IN "a
rsous parts Of the country to raise funds for this
enterprise, and tho Furore II evidently on The In
crease. All contribution. to the FAkr OF whataycr
k1rd. arc to be aclnew ial.ed In the city dajlfes
Ihrte have been rtct. I'll ut tho rooms nf the Sap
itaIy Cnnmission the following donations:
One hundred dollars hive bcen forwarded from
Moline. ILL.,, by Mrs. r. II. 1scct-the result or au
tersain!nen: EtXen IN that thriving 5oand city.
Mtest Hot6n and Howeil-the nett receipts Of d
FL: held By the yonnE people Of onr sister city.
1hty arc not Jet "WEary in well-doing,'' but arc
dcsis{ng plars ior the furnishing Of 4 booth lu
the great Fair. One hundred and hfty dollars
from Oliyet Mich, by Miss S. D. Parmelec, the
Rencr9Is contribution OF the young people ofthat
town Fifty do:lars from Spring Prairie, Wis, by NJ.
0stawn, ILL.,. by Miss LIZZIE True, raised at the
a Sale county Fair. 81, 800 Of which are In part
,1he receipts or the Ottawa boush. In addition to
this splendid donation the ladies' or Otr iva have
forwarded 10 the Sanitary Commission 1000
worth OF puintocs. pickles, &C., gathered litriuG
the E:ogr.s, Of the Fall. Ia Salle county is moi
yet Satisfied with this expression Of her Loyalty
md devotion to tue diers, Int proposes to have
9 booth in the greet Fair $197.79 from Jefferson,
ILL.,. fy u. \. Kimt,ali,' the contribution or the
Eoun. people o: that patriotic town. <120 from
Forfcstnn, ILL.,, l,y u. A. Hewitt contributed by
parties In that town. Mr. G. Bartlett, OF junction
Grove, H. fozsarts to the Fair ff.s5, the contrt
hutton OF his pupils. Mrs. H. ". Wilson, Of Wy
omlne. Ill.,, contributes $a,Q0; which. with $50
given by Mrs. R.tl. Foas of thisc,ty 1.-THE net re-
cclpis OF an enertatnmen: given at her residencc)
show for Fair which Is not IL come OF for four
months,
, 1865-02-01

'H1RTEENTH WARD DRAFT

THIRTEENTH WARD DRAFT
of1Ar1nS-A meeting Of this A-soc{Rtfon
wlli bt he'd &c on THUKsDAT ~ VEN1SG SE1r 1t ths
sal on ef.:sspar Fhhbach % ssdg lsk st. near Me.
SsIuKDAf evening ne1: $ ths tslooa sl e. q Conrad
SUI scriptloas All +. sllents Of the ard VINO NAV
Tsa 70 men os.s O. r. ~ ea,n Alter that
Al The Ihst uCetIn! o. the Association. Msfste
Fikn.en. Colbert. ahtin canda;; L,1g and sst3cli
BJ order Il Ex, c11iye Cemmiltito. fel-Rs;altlttp
ELEVENTH WARD.-At a
Lr eetl.c Of tho DRAFT ASSOCIATION d, the
lltb Ward he'd nj AnEo HAl The 9Th tnst lit yns
1h.t ns oo e ~ n SsErC
February lit and Thai no tnhsc!lptoas be rtc-ived
alre. that time f1r less than eo o.: and that the h.at
evening, at d. ACEH0fF'S, 81 M..waakee aFrnue.
Tbs nS1t neetng wl1l be he on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Feb,uAty 1st, ct Aurora Hal.
: 3. T. BUTLER
ts97E5e Gtsttp Secretary.
, 1865-02-01

EouIERT.-James Doldt, hailins from Pleasant
Valley, Alnncsots, was on MONDAY night robbed
of ESQ in money and god watch at The s1loon
fieter Davis, On Wells street lie was consld-
eEshly Intoxicated and fell ap]crp IN hfs chair;
when he awoke llc found hlnscH relieved Of his
property.
, 1865-02-01

ANCt I1NASEoa- SJ,o3J.cA
In addition to the above eum o. money report
cd there are several articles OF value tu the hands
| OF the Sisters in charge Of the orphan Asylum
report Is respe tally submitted, md Ia behalf Of
the orphans, We return their thanks TO generous
public, MEs. ". T. nuGllEs,
President of Fur.
, 1865-02-01
d i e u

AT W1tte. a,cE. Wis on the s1st CT Janun1y. Ml.s.
MAti E. wife Of MsJ j. Higgins. OF ChcIg9.
lr: rsmsirs will he taatn to Chile 1co for atcrcnt.
cosy.
In this city jan 3th, oi scarlet fever ELLA, young
est DAUGHTER ct Elijah apd AIaty Peaeocks aged six
yenre aud nye mrnths,
tuncfal from parents residence, corner Of Thirty
Ton III ttJeet nd tttwlrtt .at p'c!cc. this
tWedht sdAy) atit.uoen. Friends Of the far1ly
~ yItfd 10 attend.
, 1865-02-01

rEHsoNAL.-Eon. o. II. Hatch, latr Secretary Of
State. is In lhc city. stopping at the fremont.
, 1865-02-01

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
GHAtS-1hese IL nothing doing,
FLtUK-S Nominal
pEnyrsI0*&-Qutrt and unsettled. =
NNIsEY-SOmIuat 1t 83S3
, 1865-02-01

"a. ANTED-Volunteers! We
Mt Volunteers for hat1 Army and Navy. to
S0w 'c1 H. SsEy n9ni g .. san:..ates. to 81
are 'ay!.g bornti-s ss any urn II tf clty
Ga;t 10 y s,en . uaseie.l. MAks!4L IL a-G4HDa.
g r = 70 G dhe PEevtst Maz$ha:. r o. tox DOS
, 1865-02-01

III n X X L Z II
J. the schoo! Honsc st ca'umt t, near The Chisfeu
l,r, ef th,cnro. HrSl:Y HAIRS kLEISMAN. and
Mtss KOntE A. HALLUt e, both ofi'o K exunsy.
In ibis city, st St. Paus hu.ch, Jsu S1st hr Rcv
N.K E5ceE. D. u. ". ROMANS $. DlSGESS and
Miss SARAH a. REESE.
In this city. Jan. II. b, Rev. VI. n. ETDER D. n.
Mr. FKAhhLlN WHITAKER, OF JanesyIlte. ami NILS
FANNT A. BRYANT, Of Chicago,
, 1865-02-01

LAEcENT,-Jn1ta Sullivan, domestic recently
employed ut the Rob 10y House. was yesterday
brought mp In t!,e police court charged with Tie
larceny Of three silver spoons from her employer.
The spoons had lbten p7~ued 10 broker on Ran
dOlpl etrect- She Was committed 10 Jail In de-
ft.t,St tS,f Eq{n mil
, 1865-02-01
a1lrtlnn 9ales.

TT ORSES, HARNESS, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
cn FRIDAY Feb. Sd. At IL oc.oek, at Patri:ss sza-
Bile, 1G6 Washington street.
one Chestnut Stallion tx years o:d, IL hands high.
Cne Back II ne, foar years. old, Is hand high.
TWO B:-ck Tso,tin. Ponies, six years old.
ooe BEo~r u Saddle Poney, nine years old.
Cnu lat1e nr.ught HoEsr, seven years old.
JAZZ. ..sa:.s; lct NM A. BUFFERS 4 CO.. Auctfa.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
LII OF Hlu-eho!d 6oods. Piano Forte, Teiyet and
HrEsse!s C.r re- &c III the 1usn!tnte q. family at
AT AUCTION.
On sAT|'Rf'AY, Feb Ath. at qk o'clock, \. nutters'
Auction Ropms. WN. 4. BUFFERS z CD.,
laji s51S5t Auctlonetfs-
, 1865-02-01

TOR SALE-Chcap, a steam -four
u i3g ana gfist nit, kuoan ~ the Eng Mills. at
Manufacturing 100 bs1re!s Of nour evtry txen;y-
with csnrc,ty ioS stotng IS 6oo eushe o. sIan io
Gated The fAck Il the {. Il. r. wifi be sold
on favorabAs terHe. Fer nsrtlcK.ats AZ tply o. the
premises. cr address EErEOW & Muss. Princeton.
JV1A
, 1865-02-01

FOR SALE AT great bargain,
- F.enrtns NM. the whole Of oue.hArf 1aisres,,
With two tcn q :rrs located IN Anc:na. Lisn
onn1y III al IN zooi order; also attaehtet to The
ltnsct Ur, With ~ bs sold with the F,ourng Mil.
1fEcsire+- Address o. ACTEAN, AucJna. L1y1a.ston
lCoEty, IL. lA19-sYGJa aW
, 1865-02-01
at1uEktl!fE?R,

VOUNG MEMS ASSOClA-
l. TlON LECTURES.
, 1865-02-01
TOUSE TO RENT
AND
FURNITURE FOR SAFE.

Cottsee Hon1e, EIGHT rooms, clo.ets, cantrv h.ro
and eh cken house lot 731l50 near Ution P1rk: rem
{sDf ger &nunn.
ANY part OF Al Of tho furniture for sale. App,yt,
.-.. 3. D. BOYDEN.
, 1865-02-01

WAsnIN0ToE1Ax HoAE.-1hc first aunual report
OF The Board Of Managers Of the Chicago Wash
ingtonisn Home Is Just issued In pamphlet form.
VIC hcve already printed lis principal statements
In our rcport Ni The annual meeting. The book
IL full Of interest Hll who arc concerned 10 rave
thc1nselvGs or othcte from drunkari's fate.
, 1865-02-01

FlREa.-The a:arm Of fire which s.znue 1T
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, WAS caused by
the burning Of small tenement on the Archer
Eoaa- None Of the steamers succceded In getting
TO the place before It was Consumed.
Also ulout six o's1ock las; evening, hrc b.oke
out In haEn on Harmon Court No public alarm
was given, though the - Enterprise :" went TO the
tpot; the Gan,cs were cxtiucuislled without III
cid. The damage will not eXreed 80.
, 1865-02-01

tnoA COLORADO TERn1ronF.-Capt.J John Wau
ICES. Provost Marshal Of Colorado TERRITORY. A..
rived ut the Sherman House yesterday direct from
Denver City. He started thence with a train of
one hundred and nine government wagons and an
escert II Gig MN. There was some skirmlshine.
Win the lnofans during tic march, but 1o serious
annoyance was experienced. Capt. Waniess
ihes onGns ~, WIN H.. him tue y S letter fna he frat
Indian troubles. III. " Wap1esa ee ,xi1 ;xne la1e ne
zemen9efed By our citizens a. former publisher
M o. ths chicago Asra1d 4; c. nunt, United States
eompsn'ed the party. Mr.. Hunt brings with him
nhont 2 dozen prisoners who have been convicted
n INC Territory aud sent to Joliet for confinement
u. Morrison during the trip dressed the wounds
q over twenty persons who were found lying along
lne route having hern wounded by the ini1ans
CURING the recent troutlcs. At '.Amurican
erc, The party found large number Of lnburicd
nod1es, which the, dseen.1y inferred. Mr.. Wan
open to sale and lnlrn1aled tt.Yel ~
, 1865-02-01

CM1TH & NIXON'S HALL.
~ For short time only, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9Th, '65.
Open every night after until furthtr notice,
AND
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at o'clk,
The mcst Ert1aordinary Exhibition in tie World
THE GREAT
MIL TONlAN TAEsLEAU
, 1865-02-01

PERsosA1-Cartain lra Tu.tlc, Of The Fi-zt
Wisconsin regiment more recently on scout duty
under Grant, was in Chicago yesterday. He is
ono Of the most successful scouts in the service.
hrt In ccch 3nstancc has cvadc4l sr*picion tou-h
he was Ut one time conscripted '1uto the rebel
ranks.
, 1865-02-01
EA1LKOAD ACCIDENT
The FTceport Passenger Train thrown
down nm EIn b0t kn eut-NarrpN
Escape OF The PAssenrerS

At 10 o'clock On Monday night. the Frccnort
passenger uatn on the Galcna eiyision ~ tha
Northwestern Railro-d, composed of tro n,s,cn,
ger cars and one sleeping car beside the mail .1d
baggage cars. was, when half mile west ar Chez,
fy Valley station, thrown from tbe traes hv The
lzeakine Of wheel Of the sleeping cur. In less
time than 1t requires to write it. the entire tain
except the engine, was rrecipttated down steep
enbankrent. afty feet high, the cars turning oyer
and ovtr until they reached tue bottom Where-
they we're completely wrecked. All tha coaches
were a1ied With passengers, who exhibited rreai
presence OF mind, although the night was VERY
dark and large proportion OF the passengers
were women and children. AZ soon as noas'hic
AZ were taken from the cars, some of them
bruised, bnt, strangely enouch. without fhe ioss
or f11e or the fracture Of limb. MIME
were 80 severely Injured Us to delaY tem On their
Journey 1or uuy considerable length Of tIme. The
iouoN1ng were those most Injured: Mrs. Anna
Htc.a oi naGuque, Iowa, fractnre OF The clayicic-
tae nlost serious c1slality reported. T. Ii. IIariy
81 81 hoscoe: Nh slightly wounded In the e1de
llnot9y t1ft1n OF Genev,, Mimi. SLIGHTLY In
4eaa 7: y. Lloyd. Of Waukeean Ill, In side: q.
\ =. benntck oi Cambridge. Mass., in shoulder: r.
GIane q Kockford, Ill, IN bach ; II. 3. Ba,es Of
II .Dap11ancs lew, IN head; r. Nichols Of Darling
toa, Mlt., snsntly. Two of the brakemcn on tFa
tlaia were also slightly tnfutcd, one being caueht
naosI cat "a such position that he could oot be
TsMoseo unt1l the car WIS raised. The American
M vas also injured In the side,
The passengers were all carried tn cher,v vo1-
ley. where most Of them remained until yesf:rilav
morning. AA 1N''@4oay
, 1865-02-01

MAss MEETING OF THE LAprEs.-A msss meet.
ing Of the ladies will be held Mt Bryan Hall at
O'Clock, this "wednesday afternoon, to confer
respecting The measures to lie adopted to advance
the objects Of the for,hcom,n. Fail. soon to be
held in this city for the benefit OF the Northwcs-
tern sau11nry Commission and Soldiers Home,
large attendance is requested. Is n,atters OF
importance will b. brought before tue meeting.
, 1865-02-01

FOR sAIE.-A good saloon aud
- rtft urant for aaie, n dong god tut lnc>y.
2n6 rent cheap. Et.s'n tor se, lngine c.opritt-r r
Ar 7tn the premises $50 -oash Wells street.
, 1865-02-01
G2ant<D.

| AT ANTED-A First Glass Cook,
" eher ard 1roner ns No. 5.s9 Wabash Ave
.s, SoIe bit those possessing gooa qunii1 inni
1 sEh Feferenees net 80 13Y, {els3.6.!t =
, 1865-02-01

THE STATE CAIITA1---A nnHcrouely attended
nit ct,nc Of citizens Of the West Division was held
or Monday evening in the Washington Skating
r.rk building, to discuss the proposed removal
ot the stats Capital to Chicago n"n Sath,n A. I
Brown was appointed Secretary
Tile foliowin: were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, A movement is on foot for the re-
moyhl Of The eeat o. Government OF this stale
froui Springfield; nn1
WHEREAS. The Common Council OF Chicago has
authorized the donation to tho Stctc OF Union
Park, to he need solc.y aud exclusively for tho
Capitol l,.:ifdlpe and grounds, and has appropn-
atcd S3 01J al m oduitsonnl contribution, In the
event OF The passing o! in get by the General As
sc.nhIy. for tue removal Of the seat OF Govern.
nj. nj 10 Chicago; therefore
Ks.ots<d Thst H,v, Vt ths & eitzens snd pEope1rty-
oi .he action of Mcrsrs. 1nlcott d Woodard, lie
Aldermen from this word. In supporting the came.
Ktsotctd. That the don don Of uuion Park for
the purpose Aforesaid, an cIninert.y pruper and
kn3tnble location. Will meet The genuine approval
Of tie people Of the Vest Division. End Of the
%h0'e ,e eis az we y To are eepseiay inere,tsd
use nnd endowment, chccrlnlly consent thereto.
Etsd!ttd, Tint although the citizens Of Chicago
Of Government, we believe its removal to Chtca-
CO. The commercial emporium and centre Of the
various interests Of the State, will Be Highly aa-
eaniagcoue to the people Of the whole State prt,-
mu,i,c Of the comfort and convenience of its
members, end advantageous 10 their deliberations,
ami the prompt diffusion of nll information per.
sainip. to them among their constituents.
Iteoised. That We feel justified iu saying that,
IL cssc It should be deemed inst and proper to DO
70. the citizens Of Chicago will add 6a01 GOO to the
s5N,00 offered l'y the Common Council.
Ktsolttd, That a committee OF ten h: appointed
10 proceed to Springfield 10 lay these resolutions
1eiorc tue General Assembly, and urge the pas
tu.c CT eaid act.
Ihe chnir urpofnted ns such committee Messrs
IT, whtthcck, G. Sherwood, H. Taylor. G. ",
Nrwco1nb. David Gage. F. Carpentsr, j. conisky,
G.Hinncd, e, L. Woodman and u. I4adsn
The meeting thcn adjourned
, 1865-02-01

HoNE FOR TEE FE1ESn1Iss.-Thc monthly
meeting ol the Board of Munngcrs ct the Home
L,r tho Friendless will occur at the Home this
"wednesday afternoon a1 o'clock. Ladies' hay-
Ing subscription books are requested TO present
The hnnr,0I tenort
, 1865-02-01
1aaNIgi:==>>A gsA%e.

WANTED Agents-3o1 TO S2s
vv attt-A gents wa.tel t. sell the CHAMPION
Si5SeVtr- Maea ne. >la. o. dpnn,e thEc.t. ms cling
The stitch al. en III s:a-s We viii pty s.0l psr
n, nh ana a.: etttaes Or give co1nns,ion At
,s1s aadse.s, With stsnl2. JAS CLIFF. President
Chamtt n Sc rlHE Machine 20 C!eve tnh, ..
II Il u1aCh1nt does NOS II ttage sny sewing
rrt chine. yct..Jj1. CT
, 1865-02-01
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
s;et;a1 MEETING Yeaer:-y---A Raw Building
Bceided On---Trlfhasc 9! The Lot-~-SLets3l
Of The Det1 &c cSEbn:t:eSs---tt:ieu en- tie
Death el N9n. Edward Eyereii.

A special meeting olthe members Of the ulstari.
cal Society vns held at their rooms yesterday
altcsnoon- In the absence oI tho Presiden: and
Viec PRESIDENT Hen. William B. Brown occupied
:he chair. p l. :.
The minutes Of the last meeting were re3l md
approved.
No meeting Of the society har1ng been held
tince November last, the Sccretary-Rcr. Dr.
Bar1y-rcpoued the collections stnce that time.
as fol1owe: '>
notud booFs .....-... s! Manuscripts .,, -
u bound rod rsa pE- <, MHrs and ch1rts...... .
Observation-Disclosures. ess !T34ts, dc........... IS
l:a3e new $faIa fs..-.. i"tE bin ........ ., , 9
Files Of iem ApaNrt.. = Collections u t1tscci.
Z lis ui st;talf...-.... u! 3a;ases ....,.... 4
, 1865-02-01

WANTED-Agents to sell the
W Genu1ne improved New England Family
Sewing Machine The best working aud ocst nntstl-
V.ry ii'+ n term, ~ agents. Address DAnE i To
r. 1t Utee Box S., ELicaEp, H., III nj Loom No.
streets, t43t ySt1 LOT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
An indignant Protest.

The Steele, of June IA, says: IN. A.
Bigolet of Ohsuvigny, (Vienne) complains,
in the Phare de Ia Loire, that ne received
on Wednesday,, the oath of May, at
o'clock in the morning, 8 visit from the
Commisssry of Police and the Brigsdier
of gendArmeris, who told him they had
come to seizs the iist in his POSSESSION of
subscriptions for the Lincoln medal, of
which he had made himself the propsga-
tor, and that they did SO in virtue of
discretionary power, and because those lists
we're seizsd everywhere NJ. A. Bigolet
handed over his list to the Commissary OF
Police, but he took care to add the money
representing the subscriptions inscribed on
1t, and he deposited that money with the
Brigsdier of gendsrmerie. The Phare pro.
tests, and with reason, against such an
abuse of authority provided for by Art.
ia of the Penal Code. It urges its cor
respondent to make use of the rights con-
ferred upon him by the law; and take pro-
ceediDgs against the magistrates, by whom
he has been made the victim of an illegal
peIquisiliOn and seized. It proves with
perfect clearness that the subscription it
opened in its columns violated the terms OF
no law, that it is quite public, and that
hitherto it has been carried on without OBJ
servstion from the administration and from
justice"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
Comiax Home.

The telegraph this morning gives re-
newed assurances that our boys are coming
home to US again in throngs. Nearly all
Schofeld's corps, the 23d, will be mustered
out under the order dischsrging all sol
diers whose terms expire before the lst Of
October next. The 10th corps is already
broken up by the number of discharges
from it. Among the Ohio regiments now
in Washington, and soon to return home,
are the l7Sth, 5Oth, 1ls.h, 11Ith, 1O4th,
Tooth, lO3rd and 177th Infantry, and 18th
Ohio Battery. Of these the Tooth, lO3rd,
1O4th, 1llth, l77th and 17sth and the
Battery viii probably be paid off at Camp
Cleveland. Meantime the gallant boys of
the lOlst, coming from the West, had ar
rived at latest Advices at Columbus, and
will arrive at an early hour this morning.
This is happy day for soldiers and their
friends. Under the latter head we hope
that every one sf our readers may be mum.
bered. Let US demonstrate our friendship
by our welcome 10 the boys. Let US greet
them with cheers and shouts of joy. Let
US give them a grand ovation as they march
through our streets-the heroes that have
redeemed the country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
FROM WAsHINGTON.

NEW YORK, June 10,
The Posts special says the delegation
known as the Georgia Union Club reached
Washington last evening, and hopes TO
have an early interview with the Presi-
dent.
General Grant reached Washington this
morning.
Post Master General Dennison is taking
active measures tor the restorStio the gov
mails throughout the Southwest.
Mr.. RelbUurn, sp UIaJIltLl
ernment, arrived Up J tIC
He reports great de LInlln i
and that in some dis ilIuk n e.,
starvation.
John Minor Bolts is not opposed to the
creation OF she new State of West Virginia,
acknowledges PisrpSnt as Governor, &c
cepts the abolition Of Slavery, doubts the
validity of the Constitution framed at Alex
sndria by eleven men, asserts that General
Patrick mas appointed disloysl men to office
Ia Richmond, and dissppIOVes OF it
Governor Brown Of georgia has returne-
to Washington.
1t Is said that no more testimony will
be taken by Military Commission Tor the
trial Of the conspirstors.
4hc POSAoA q OOlOko-
tion of influential Unlunists from Tennes-
see is in Washington urging the appoint
ment Of K. J. MeIgs as Justice OF the Su-
preme Court in the place OF CaEron, de-
ceased.
Parties from various parts of the South
represent the people thoroughly weaned
trCm JEFF. Davis. They regard mis- execu-
zion as toregone conclusion and scquiesce
in it
The Fortress Monroe correspondence OF
the Philadelphia Inquirer, under date ol
the 18th, says that tor some time q muIin-
Ous spirit mas existed 10 the colored cavalry
brigade belonging TO the 25tn Corps, the
men declaring Jne Government had no right
to send them " Texas. On the 18th, Wnen
on board y steamer, this spirit OF discomfort
took the form Of open muLiny, when YES
Was run up to one OF the Wharves of the
Fortress IOr sssIsJRuCe.
Two companies of the Sd PennsyN snia
Artillery we're sent aboard under command
OF MsjJr Van -hilling. On approaching
the vessel containing Ehe nutIneers, they
threatened 70 fire. Inc Msjor Tesortsd 10
strategy, and returning to Tae WhsIf had
the muIineers brought ashore under the
guns OF his men In parties of two and
Inree at a time. Thus they were All dis
armed and returned sgaln to the vessel.
The effect will be only " delay the second
psIt OF the expedition from sailing rs soon
as expected.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
Rrnrnr Mnrn asnneIche,r- >,


The frs: act of General TORY, In assum-
ting command at Richmond, is, we hope, an
indication of his future policy. It was to
remove the rebel Mayor of Richmond, Jo.
Mayo, whom General Halleck had permit
ted to remain in Office. Mayo is among
those excepted from amnesty b. the
Presidents proclamation, and it was indeed
strange that an unpsrdoned rebel should
be permitted to exercise such important su-
thority as that involved inthe MsyorAlty of
Richmond. Mayo was violent secession;
lists, and while Richmond was under Con-
fede-ate control was loud in his boasts that
"no Msyo would ever surrender it" Since
his reinstatement in power he has been
most oppressive in his treatment of the
only truly loyal people in Richmond-the
blacks, srresting and sending to the Gala
booee all who had no passes from white
people. He restored all bis rebel police
men and enforced old rebel regulations
against the negroes so strictly that they de-
clsred their condition worse than before
Richmond was occupied by Union troops.
We hope that his removal may materially
improve the condition of sfAirs in the
Whilom Confederate capital.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16
ReuISnatiOn of Col. Eettieton,

By the resignation of Col Alb. Nettletop
Of the Second Ohio Cavalry, which is an.
nounced by telegraph this morning, the
cavalry service loses one of its very best
officers. Col. Nettleton entered the reRi-
ment at its organization, in September,
1861, as First Lieutenant Of Company d.
During the three years and nine months
of its srduous and periIous service. he has
been with it constantly, sharing in every
battle and in. almost every march. He has
won his promotion step by step, by distin-
guished merit and signal gallsntry.
During Sheridan's glorious campaign
in the Shenandoah Valley last fall,
during the historic raid from Winchester
to White House, duringthe terrible fighting
at Five Forks and the unrelenting pursuit !
of the enemy to Apponstox Court House,
Colonel Nett!eton commanded the Second
Cavalry, sharing in the grand exploits of
that veteran regiment, and winning laurels
for coolness, conduct and courage. Since
that time he has been advanced to q full |
Colonelcy BY Gov. BrOugb, on the especial
recommendation of the gallant Custer, his
division commander. The men of his regi-
nent and all officers who have been con-
lected with him in the service, will part
rom him with deep regret. -..- ....,