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, 1865-07-12

IT The Providence Press says that one of
thr citizens Of that place has returned from
eaSnnnsh,. who gives information con.
sn cetn1ss at4:.. the 1. G,snly o. Jed: DAvis, to
Pulaski House, and has apparently plenty
Of money. 6le hae IN extensive and meT.
uihceut wardrobe, he il certain from occnlar
demonstrations, and slso that she snsres m
mains to let that fact be known. Her little
CON seems to be enjoying S sl himself hugely, and
hail. "We1l HING JET. Davis or Sour 1n.
ple Tree"
, 1865-07-12
Chicago Irtbn11e.
WEDNESDAY. JULY r, 1865.


hH NE ~ b
TIE yp.lous military districts Of Msss,uri
have been consolidated into one, with head
oua te,s at st. Lor!f.
TIC forts at Cape Girazdeau' have beco
abandoned, and the guns and Government
property removed to st. Louis.
The fruit crop In Iowa this season VAL
prove IN entire failure.
-Four Thousand siou1 Indians are encsmpea
st Fort Berthold waiting to attack General
Bully when he comet up. General enuSf
forres number fifteen hundred.
p,rk}rr- tho President Of the Knights OF
.h- f:o,3rn Circle, from his prison in Fort
Warren, has issued an address alsnanoahg the
rider untu 1870. when It Is TO meet with
cpcn doors at Washington. The seal Of &C.
crety Is removed.
snbscrlptio1e to the Seyeu-th3rty loan yes
4e,day amounted to 6. .1oG 400.
Cold closed tn New York Last evening at
81 soH.
1851 rebel prisoners.
Admiral DAtlgzen yesterday received the
P.esidtnt and his party on beard the asg"shiE
Iawpee, With distinguished honors.
4 convention Of Adtutant Generals from
lie loyal States is now In session at Boston
Since the first OF March one hundred ami
s.xty-fye million dollars hare been disbutse,
to the armies.
The n. T. To. .tGs correspondent states tha
1he Governmtnt has determined hereatte
rot to allow any foreign troops to be lkude
in Mexico without protest; also TO keep q
urmy Of observation fpn the Rio Gnnde, an
, 1865-07-12

ANOTHER LIBERAL BEQCE3T.-The New
Bedford (Slass.) Mercury says: Miss Sylvia
Al n Howlana, who died IN th!s city atew
DAYS since, left will which Is characteristic
OF The ltbcrality OF enc whom SO many OF the
needy had cause to bless IN hes lifetime. Her
wfnfe estate Is about two millions. The
will gives two hundred thousand dollars to
the city Of New Dedeo.d, half TO be expended
toward the introduction Of wateF, and the
income Of the other half to he appropriated
prrytment Of 1he trEe public lib 'ary.
twenty thousand dollars "a given tn the
Orpbans' Home, and the further sum Of df.
I en- thousand collars Oh tue death Of persons
who are to receive the income during thsir
lives. The income Of fifty thousand dollars
Is to be distributed to aged and intltm females
il benneatted in legacies to large number
Of private individuals, In sums from tW1
hundred thousand dollars down"
, 1865-07-12
Mabea4 CorpuE-A soldier 0ischarEcd
By order uf Court.

An Interesting case WIS ttIcd before Judge
T,l.len yesterday. 1t arose upon Aa appisea-
a rec,ujtice officer Of the 18th Regulars, sta.
Toned In It's ci:y. It aaa contended By tile
offlcer that The Court had no jarIsdiction OF
The question, snd thst the enlistment oath
va w. Conclusive on The question OF age. On
the natt Of the applicant It vas claimed that
inazmu;h as the proclamation sus2enslIos The
M aa sIae 5o5P P the ~: III IL h1sFS% ,S mssa
Of the rebellion, 1t was ro longer Of eg.
feet, and that as thb rebellion WAS eud-
ID, the Court could exercise its power to
Issue the writ and determine the eu.s-
ton os to whether OF not 1t Was legal en-
]fstment. And It as.fnrther Claimed th It
the second section Of the act Of Congress OF
Ftb. 13, 1863, whereby the enlistment oath,
conclusive on the question Of age, applied
, 1865-07-12
NAu GAu Auawcr1

NIcHfoAA CITf. lot,% July Z, 1855.
Editor 1slhans:
have teen leng Tim: anx1ous to know
t!,t history Of the c Construction ui the "a Wig
wau" il Which Mt. Lincoln Sxs nomiua ted
for The Presidency III l5G0. Who suggested
is construction: at what lime Rnd o,ace !:
Is tie .a1 who originated toe idea still ijy.
Ing I'D, II 80, where does he reaide. NV
reascn for wishing 70 know, is, that think
the Whole thing VITA the result az tnspiea ton,
ard the name Of the instrument ought not be
forgotten or 1oe+.
/ READER or TIE TRtnrFE.
, 1865-07-12

CINCINNATI. duly 1l,-Dnrirg tho last few days
thirty pefrons IN the eastern portion OF the city
eating cheefe- So.e II the es.es proved fatal.
The nswepsper. publish dctats Of the murder
ri wotDtn aud child f'y three fo5bert, near Lon
der, Madlsun county, Ohio, LIST week. The
owner Of the pre1ntec., accompanied by auother
maD, approached the house while the robbers
were r,bsnckhR II. and killed all three with re.
1tllYera. No ualrca Of d9Se ciYsu.
, 1865-07-12
NORTH CAROLINA.


-. r,1..,,.,, c,-s.+e,
leo'fesponaenee u Rs1sISa. i n i. June =.
Pa 1ne Pa'uJ3 n3aassa IT Wash1ryten. and the
excepted elass@s, s,rts,ams ~ ~ ~; nort;nn nf
them as ustces IS q tts .ag mcm6ers of Tie Stare
Ea.a t,aan.ion nJ 1bicn voted North Carol{pa out
fntT oftee Union is eteatly simplifying and hasI.
eninE tAa mas.er ~ ,ni, ~ rts;vsn ,sheI and wake
tue a. nlsnt an antols.1en 1s4donca % and ma~is-
up IN tne HULL r..4 ~ 4;fx;nn r. o1s thrs
Ltate; eanno9 ats,eS,.a uus -
1n11s4@uan5 -, hs 1istIc a,ff7cn1tr In re=tnr,
aatts segns ~ ~ v1 -. ncis.v Which ia nsais,d
ahse sha's = ,,onear no%e,s Which hsts rennh.
1is rsose a,;ttt;s pnat cor,Is1iv sor1is1 II
ncan ethoa. ~ ,ss,y,n1 =, ~ ss
apPs99f99 taess r..,,,h3tean fo.m ~ cnuar,-
e.a1 sasat e Ths ontv i naTt;es gho seem to be in
nen. s,.ht ans tRe rnessnrea tnst3tntsd nra
aonot seE n '1E ,1,It,e1,tr .,,nnortca the
tnos9 "no nA'e A@'' NAA~
WIZ.
no" IT Is DUNE.
The Governor, IN original secesstonlst,
and prominent member Of the secession
Convention, appoints justices Of the Peace
in nll the counties. These, as NC nave safd,
are maGc up already, N par1, o. paEdoheu
1eoels ana 1nenoese " W ~ ~ narst't.to
.IsJ T9J,,lt r Sith ~ nnwer to snnoint nj county
| EfffrfR. From The body Of t1f JUSTICES Lu-
| roiI;nn Roa,i. are selected. whose business
II ts "a dccsdc who shall vote, aud register
| tha names ~ III whnm thew NAV select,
~. uA 4n,,a y. nore.,+r.o;1 hv th!tr IN friends
| t4lS's, tuha eo2 ..,o5;nto. M
ne1ghooFs anu assocIate9 - ,.e oe
/ crime Ct treason, proceed 10 elect
dele oates to @ State Convention. This
| ronr. nf1on will 80 as p}cuses It, change
| ~ ,aLs1 ronstifutfnn NJ The Safe into 4
Iue Igoe. t co.ts n.sS s,..rn;t ~ ~ tha nennle
1tsaL, s,u ~ nr1nriae ~ the e1ectinn If a
rs1 - a4su ,,,an'hara of thr Tec1s1atnre
h!s Oo,s1n+,,,. rri1i fl, m 11,e yarnnt seats
~ ~ ~ G.t;ana' ssnats a,tanher and IN flne
t,mo .e ~ 81. et,en VII ,e eId fnr menhers Of
~ nar.aof P.nrasenta,;re9 Tins fInm
~ Msnist>a,es annninted hv the mnst ac-
t;v., man IN securing sseers1,:i,, lie restored
s,nt,. sn1inrs at onse into The Union aeasn..
In stme 6f he western couutIrs. the c;ti.
%s~s :. cot ha,rI nn1u vaore I3,1n~ra nj
the ending Of the war. Tie first definite in
+ formation that will reach them nov, will be
The appointment by the Governor Of these
JUSTICES fer their ne:ehborho:ds. It will be
4 sudden charge tor some Of them, but the
county Is ge.t ng accustomed to such thing:
OF late. Let reconstruction go on, II the
leonard can't change oil his spots. II ht
only tries to turn shade CT two, the Nostt
eht uld MT tRunt him with the failure.
ror WIDE AWAKE.
,.rtr .s.+ ~ plct,ro,a cornt,
- soe $500 49, ~. fn.1,,,n. 80. ras =
un1'n tAeeeais aoop'eo '1'' 4o''0"Ds AVN
lntlon ,,...,u,,u, i.
xsosa inat ~. no,,,c. es xnd y snc,ai erneiure
, 1865-07-12

A correspondent from Fortress Monroe
w.ites-
"strors Efforts are now being made to raise
the wreck Of the fl1-E.ted fftEate Congress,
funk bv the Merrimac. March 8, 1861. The
oliver, firm of Undcrdown 4. Co. have been
at work for some time. They hare raised up
ont Of the wreck thirty-two guns and large
quantity Of tackle and furniture. They noE
expect to raise what is left of the hill. To
this end they haye built wRte1-tfght t1clos-'
ure around The wreck, and have steam
pump at work forcing the water ont Of the
Water-tight compartment. They expect the
wreck to float as the Water recsdes from IN
mud about her. They are eangofae Of bring
ing TO the turfacc ali that remains Of the gal
liant old ship. The diver, tnclosed In suhula-
r3ne a5mor, who goes down into the depths
occasionally to see how the work goes on,
pesnres us that the hull will soon foat, and
that It will bring to ths surface fabulous
uumber Of bushels of oysters, which hare
settled and multiplied IN the hull Of the good
old ahip during her four years. snbmsrsion.
This same 9ub-aqueo1s association tried
their experienced skIl1 on the submerged
wreck Of the Cumberland, but could accom-
plish nothing towards rataing her. The Gun
berIand was IN the channel when she was
sunk, and the strong current passing over
and around her eocn filed her With sand.
Vessels pass ever her 1ntery grave.
The piate craft Florida lies not far from
the # mains of the two historic United States
ships. The F1or,da's position Is marked ~
her 1nalnmast, the top (which Is twelve feet
above the surface Of the Wuter. When 6ae
sank, the top OF her th ee masts and upper
yards remained above water sh6 has se.slsd
lower In the bed Of the river sincu then, and
the ts relic hunters " have carried away m1ny
feet ct yards and masts-
, 1865-07-12

"AaEn1cA'' NOT 4 NATIONAL Hnks.-Rey.
Dr.. BushntlI hayin. expressed very poor
opinien oi ".that which claims to be a Ma.
ttonal h5 mn entitled sAmerl::4 q friend Of
the author rejo1ns that E wsota the verses
fo!ty yea aEo for tna Suada5 z School selsn
lynn, and Is not to blame because the nstIon
will s1Qn tEsM.
, 1865-07-12

New fonK. July l1.--FlIes Of New Orle1ts ~
pers 10 tie 4tt contain the following items: It -
sid that tn. late rebel pot tlon OF The Cherokee
lnaians IN Northwestern Texas, are N great dt.'
..rt7 S1l 1ear starvation. Their Cblef, Stand
waite, who beid cunrpisson NJ Btig4 Gsn.
cral in The rebel army has issued an appeal to the
people Of Texas for assistance.
rpto The Is Of JuiY II, 483 b.:ee of cotton lad
Leen received at Mobile.
Tie fr:t mall ttaia from Mohlfc to Mautgon-
erv ribce the cloee OF the Wat, left on the lat
Crops are looEtrC we'll. Freedmen, women aud
eh.itltu u wire t.ilhccklrc into to.u; many we're
frsseing Themselves to the plunters. Cotton Is
s.riytne there d1lly ty spe~ul,tors
c!yirs nartcs,!on fov month set. Seventeen
pteams oats ha1 arrived IN week With ful!
.elGhts.
, 1865-07-12

e The injuries to Col. Charles 6. Hal
pine fAfilcs O'Reflly), By the accident at the
6eEot # The Northern Central Railroad. last
Tuesday, are not such, We are very happy. to
know md to state, as vi i9Og impair r. hts
to zee Inn soon In hts editorial saddle, where
be is doing as good service With bis pen a. be
ever did Win Els sword-Phaade!phin Preu.
, 1865-07-12

We have full private Information. by telc-
r,a1h from our Chicago delegates aud Others,
Including the ever watchful representatives
of The TRIBUNE, which leads us to believe
That the Gteat Commercial Convention now
in session in our sitter city Of Detroit, Will
1r5ye IA, &c and q failure. Nov that the
delegates laye assembled, and the pre1imin-
ary proceedings hare now gone through With,
il ie evident, says our budget Of dispatches.
lat tic whole alT4ir las been cut and dried
in advance by clique, and not la-ge one
ut that, Of political mountebanks and CON. |
merc:sl and stock -jobbing advensu.crs, the |
lcadt rship and moring power being in New !
York.
Tie first set In tie farce was the election !
OF BAIT. An11, Of st. Louis, very clever
gcutle1aan, who las his own axes always on
hand to he ground whenever the stone goes
around, as temporary chairman. Mr. Able,
Icing lar too keen not to know which side Of
Lis bread was buttered, Of conlse warmly
seconded the Walbrldge aud Caudlan inter
csta. Mr.. Hiram Walbfidec. g somcwhGt
musty politician, whose precise status in
TartIesnekip is quite as probematical as his
knowledge Of trade mud commerce, was then
made Permanent Chairman, over old and
ablc merchants Ct many years experience In
the ye1y tIade that the Convention Was
called 10 talk nbout--a proceedin. about
which there CAT be but one opinion among
The men who went TO Detroit for any 1aud-
able purpose "
The Ctnyention being titus organized. pro.
xctded 10 cstablish rule By which each
board Of Trade represented therein has but
ene vote, TINS giving to the State Of Illinois
hut two, while Michigan has ten or twelve,
ard ca.ata about twenty votes. The State
Of Iowa, under this ruling. has no vote 1t all,
The delegate from Burlington having been
appointed by the Common Council, instead
cfa Board Of Traae-nn Institution which
Western Ingenuity had not the hhrdiho ID to
e.tegporize for the PURPOSE ln that place
and 60 OF 10 the end OF the chapter. 1tleak.
ON, however, that to meet this emergency,
Boards Of Trade have been 20 freely estab.
1ikled BY The Reciprocity part5 in the VII
lagos Of CaEaGa aud Michigan, that they
arc Eow rs numerous ~ oil companies in The
vicinity Of Pit-hole. As We suspected, the
C:nveut,c-:. bas hecn packed IN the Interest
Of our Cars.dlan ne1ghbors. and probably the
E.ateE wee made up In advance. OF course
our Chicago delegates WHO have bad husiaess
to attend 10 while all this dlsg:ac ceful fugIe'
ing hae bsen goluE on, are properly Indignant
Ut being iavited to such . t,anquet, aud are
louGly ta!kinE Of coming hume. Buffalo,
Milwaukee, and nearly p,1 the Pennsylvania
Gtlegat:cEs, together with a myjority from
Ecstua, share tue samc f.tl:ng, and I'LL tbs
noo-eouterts, In fact everybody but the wire,
pulie1s and manasers, talk Of !ca.ir5 TIC
Rytrr IN art mt Its rRft 1f fhey IN fhnte
, 1865-07-12
Vessel Sales.

NEW EonK, July II -To-morrnw thcre will be
snll At noon, at public auctloo, in ftnnt Of tb .
Brooklyn Navy Yard, thisty.two ve<sels which
have been employed in the naVa1 rervtcs during
the var. The liz: cnmprtses twenty two ecraW
steamers, eight psddlewheet steamers, add tvs
calling vessels.
, 1865-07-12
Tie Crops in Virginia,

NEW York, July 1.-THE Richmond Th[q,
Fays in FIX coupties through which it, insor1nsn
paseed there were but nine negroes At work In the
te!az. Int the county co3rt house villages sre tul
Of them. Tho neRro men ara Ba!d TO he desertlnR
their szives. who, with thelr children, arc fafa
burden upon the farmers. The corn crop Is
eE all, hut good. OTIS are rahk aud going to
wreck. Wheat il good ctuu.
, 1865-07-12
7 he Knio Ilts Of the 4Josdeu Cir.
Gle officially Dish %utied.

new foIE, Julr 11.-Gcosec #. Buckley,
President Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle,
hsE i.sned IN executive geHaral ortler, dated in
bis plnee Of Confinement, Fosf Warren, Juue q,
III Which he *u:per:s the l,bor.rs Of the several
depsFttuents Of the Golden Circle till July lat,
1870. whcn the Congress Of tha order vii asseu1-
tn !sy The cornerstone Of the Saxoa UaLverstf.
All members or the Military Department are ra
lea1td from their a1eciaEee to the order and from
Al obligations Of secrecy pertaining to the sau,a.
Tba President makes a lengthy rin1Eeaffon Of the
order, giving its origin, rise, progress and its
destiny. Il Il printed In full 10 The Tlnss.
, 1865-07-12

New roRK, July 11.-The Tilmington Nera!d
cal attention to the fact thst notwithstanding
sdyeFt,ecDents fof l41istets arc kcpt In Its col
um1t cay sfler day. hut one or two have resp0na-
ed, while crowds oT men, h1acK and White, afe to
p. eeer lnafng abont thn streets. It su9eests
II cYatuttous raifaps we're stopped, there would
be lees trouble In Aiding labt1eTs.
, 1865-07-12

Ekw 1onK, July 11.-Tbe CammeretaEs Wash
1pgton spec1al sa3s Mr. Ford il ends1vortnp to
ret Sectet1ry Stanton to revoke the order prQ.
htttuu2 The opsnltg Of his thc1tsz.
, 1865-07-12
ESn1ds

NEW YORK, july 11.-Gold It alrcst entirely
Dc void OF tpecu7attTe uosemcnt The d.Uand Is
chiefly confined to The waits of importers, AID
terms arc generally regular:
MN YouK. July il l.-Gold to-ntsht, 1881.
, 1865-07-12

'sDross OF dc1tquescence g!isteaed on his fo.e-
bead,
Whitepsd around his feet the 1nst ct cT s1eecruce
Til one Aoutsy morning, *hen ths dow ans-
pended.
, 1865-07-12

Hancoc(ksH Corps.
NV YoRE. july 1.-THE Iost's special says
The I'd regiment Of Gen. HAncnck's veteran corps
left thts motrtEg Tor Fredericksburg, The 81
regiment has gone to Springfield. Ill.
, 1865-07-12

PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-Jay Cooke reports
tbe amount at subscriptions to the TAO losa to-
dsy II Is, ,106 4pH. The Eumbez OF individual sub
ecf,pttons WAS 3.H7S,
, 1865-07-12
Is AL RIGbt-Do Snuty', Come again.
|. [Fron the Cleveland uerad.]

scno years ago, during the latter part Of
the month Of August, the most prominent
pane before the public Was De s.uty."
Who De Sanity WAS, what hs was like, whe'e
he came from, or whittier be went, no Que
knew at the time. or has been able to Dis
speaking OF the owner Of the uame. bn. might
with Us much propriety use "she'' or 'it,"
tor all that was known in relation to the
gender Of Tho mysterious o-c. TaeEc We:l
s0mc, and those men Of deep learning ta oc'
cult matters, who insisted on the alleged lu-
dividnal being myth, and that "pesau.y"
tg1nph operators instead OF 49," to desi5-
nate the end Of a dispatch, or like the atgt-
bratcnl sign T, to Represent an "RuknowE
quantity" the Iatler theory being cI.cunl-
stantially. If net phllosphicaly correct, iot
De Sauty was un1nistakably m unSnown
quantity" Even the name was subject Of
sauty 1t would frequently be giyen on the
next as De Sanity.
All that is known Of the ipdt7ldual sup
posed to be connected WITH the name, was
that bis presumed existence was first mani
fest nl,cHt the time OF the landing Of the at.
}sptlc cable on the Newfoundland coast. and
that when the cable fell into dangerous ILL.,
Bay Of the state OF tie patient, un:tl all was
over, when Dc Sanity also disappeared, no one
knew where.
The theory put forth BY 0. ". Holmes vas
tnat De- Sauty Was product Of the electric
current, drawing nontishment tiom It, aud
us The cable WAS full Of electrical life, Its crc-
alton was blooming and vigorous, but,
"When the current slackened, dsooped tho ny:-
Wa.ted to shadow, with 4 h&E1.horn odor
or d.Rtnteg ration.
, 1865-07-12

Especial Dis2.rth 70 the Cc:esgo Trtbone.1
LocKroRr, July II, 1865.
Fo.'- vii te allo~ed to cles, darling four
f..st Gx Il chez till otherwise ordered.
VI. H. GLAp1so, Gcul, Suft,
, 1865-07-12

Regiment Paid On-The Monument
Fund-Divorce SutfH-!A @oIdf-r shok
Operaxlv1A-CompIa OF this stnIc
&.to3o.1AI.
, 1865-07-12

Exw 1oRE, July 11-AuoDe the passengers
arrived to da1 by the Evening Star from New Or
lestr. were Gen. J: L. Swift, and Mrs. Gen.
Dynks and 500,
, 1865-07-12
Tho 4Iarfaa Trlal-Pro0fAn nf kusantty-
a.Aruoes Grant d by she PrcNtd~n<-
Through TFaiks for Htcllulond.


HA-HlAII0Ss 1u -. AS93'
pta Of 1ssn,fy ~ the defense Vss siie:ted iay
IN the vary Narris trial. Miss DeT.in o! Chicago,
in vhoee employment Miss II. was. tssstded to
aitef tie marriage Of Du.roughe. stroogl7 indlca,
tsEt I1entn1 ahettzuon. She said Aiss U. az that
t1ae bec.me s'most frantic, and old rot know
HbAt she vas doing Or sa5ang. she wcpt mos!ot
wsfta. observing that she sept ve;{ litele, MI
ross sent 70, pr. Fitch, whs' prescribed for Mss
ra ;a ss ,sSR lot, IN M %psn TSss
iss sso.., s:os5sos :: @oo sa,hos xsh e'%s
II hss On rs sssfma rt II
irr E1itc. Wiincss held her d thfn she tried to
ret { ut OF the wirdow- Upon oe1tg Recessed she
ven oscr to The I.em9Lt usG aGd rssn,ea 20 70
dark At enc tImc, hetnc shown a handsom7
p.1cnwurk six quilt, she commenced - tar It 70
piece. wthoa: saytns aayth,ng 1amoss 1ssd % 2,
wLca e. spa:ks cf 81 &tlor lc l.fe, sayiuc b. can
BE- htppy W1rt ecrts,a alsck haired. curly teau-
Cd Iac!, meaning Miss H., and r,ters 70 many
tih ishn,cnt gwen ny iittle elsl with sparkling
b.4ck eyte. pretty cutl:, acd sweet ltpl II onc
1.tttf he ssy<: :. L. the ercfSt Gu lmm.1s Or iny
lts.e o IT." The anonymous atticnattoa letters
jr,nun u Bussnus hs, wett also Esad.
d. Fitch. Of Chica9o, W.T. sxaa,aea upon tho
| q xestion Vi tt1 insanity Of the accnsed.
Hty. Dr.. Bur.ougne. brother of th. deee .sed.
uas present, and oecupsed seat I.aE the District
| Attorney.
Nj. uenry, Of Tennessee. who contett.d ne
Goy~rpp,*ntp Of thst State With Andy johnson
IN 1855, hut la,e,J Of tho rebel Seatt:,
I'D Messrs, G.zl.Ed nd Ra5:stoa. 81 , III u.
rtcl Congress-, mr. here arplysnc orp,scon
NJ to iay rs1sonsd by ths Pre.;de.t
Dr. Asn.feld, Of Memphis, who 10 ls5: VA
zen tnced to tto Alton pentt-ntlArv for suu :
g'iuc medicine to the rebelE. Is here. n,gtu:
sla;ns smouutiu0 to thir:s odd tboqaand dot-as:
through the Qu41termastes's an3 TEeasur} Do
~ trrt through tr.in for ts!ehm md which h.I
1eIt he,s Atnce The ocrnp.tloo VI Alexaudfta y!
our +orces in 1861. started TO sJ over tac Os9ns'
,od Alex1ud,la railroad tI1 Goraon:yilte and th'
Httrtn1 reutFsL
, 1865-07-12
ERD:t ST. LOUIS.

A ProFlAt Marshal Oh for the Psnt-
tent1HrF-Aattl ltaptrd Ebcnpe Nt FrtH-
oneF~-E1pe1it d From the Church
Gntsullt1.t1oh OF military U1hsrtcts-
AbanRubIpr 1he Forts,
, 1865-07-12

Great Hose Aare OH the TApse.


As nearly al tue prom nent horses age en-
gagged at Saratoga, pfopose the following
viii run Kentucky two or thrce-milc
heats. over the Saratoga course. on anE day
between tha first and sixth OF Auguat rext
th&t the accepting Party may designate, for
from &C, Gao 70 $500 side. al Ioriel'
Ststes LIE and Trust Co1pany, Ia the city
Of New York, ut the time Of acceptance, end
the day nj running to be then named aud
will give the party accepting this offer t|gn-
II per cent Ct tie money they put up to de-
+ ay their experses, sh7uid Kentucky WI
JOHN HUNTER.
JULY 1st, 1865.
Upon this the editor remarks;
The public will say That, having Won iatg,.
Slr. Alexander should he willing iho!i.ny
llmse1f % li9h ~ le loss) to meet an5 chAl:
lepger whateyes; aud they will also say, that
Mr. Alexander, being very rlch nan, aod
hEs1Dg pitA:y l1oFe OF horses, eau well Atl3rd
to take the natural and equitable risks which
attnch to the pretensfons and Character 9!
this eue- and they will add, that, after all,
both Asternid and Kentucky a'c Lezfogtons.
ard that the defeat Of this :nrmer would not
impair the value of that illnstrious sire In
Mr. Alcxander'd hands. The meeting With
Kentucky, the rstore, il merely a risk OF
horse apaiost horse and this il risk which,
,nas1uuch ss the fame Of Lexington lies
between them as bonus, comul0n opinion
*ill say Mf. Alexander ought to take. He
has put the piice Of SO 900 upon Asteroid,
Assuming thereby he is the best Lexlngtou
he ever bred but at Cincinnati It was Of
tered to ruu This other Lexington, OF the
ean'e age, against him, for $40, 900 side. and
to give fer Aste1old ~ 600 If he woa. Hare
Is price OF S., 500 for Asteroid, If AsteFofd
be what has been assumed aud every cue
will soy, that an owner who is worth NIL
lions Of dollars, and who seems to believe iu
his horse, should rot hare tu'neA his back
upon such IN offer. Il will seem ;ud1csous,
indeed, II. after this splendid challeng-, AS
teIoid should be led oyer TO Columbus, to
meet some eecond Rid Oak, OF to inducs
some second-rate subacriotrs into allo wing
him !" walk oyer,n
, 1865-07-12

WAsHtSoTc1. Ju,r !1-SeverA! vessels lately
1,tacted tn the East Gulf Squadron, wers sold at
heY West On the 3ssh Of Jnns, aeoonE them the
notorious yacht Wsnderer. The squadron is
rspidiy being reduced to small comp eme-t.
, 1865-07-12

Il NE 1K98UE&H* WI IFHN FEK&e
WAsHIsaT0H. July 1.-THE Chronicle this
morning lenonuces severely Judge Wylte's 1c-
Hon In tesu'ng aWnt Of hobtas corpus tu Hrs.
Sutrati>s ease
, 1865-07-12

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Rev Us. Elue p%a:os 0E tho Pier ons Get BaBHzl
Cfu.eh Brooklyn, r. r, 10 tho journal cssd 3sa1
ger, Cincinnati. o., AID spcaks 7o,uncs tn favoR q
tha wc1le-r2noxa.d medicine. Al3- Hr9slQNN
acOTulNQ :YRVe FOB CHILDREN TKE1Hu0
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.s1SsLOH.S BOOTHlNG 8YRUF. Eow, Wc nSYes
sstd wort II fsvor OF the patent medicine beiKs r.
our l,e ou. Va Neel compelled 70 aay 70 Jcur roada
:n4t te.s no huubug-tos Aars tried r. d'd eAa0 \
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saccssEi-.n eiicn61 OF taa cay. bscause 1t IL o1S
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