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NOTICE.

NEEssRs. ROLLER 4 HOWARD having
IXl associated themselves with me inthe bu.
aiasss Of Manufacturing Agricultural Imple-
meuts, | am desire us that my customers come
up prCmp.lyiahd cancel All noteso r book ac-
counts. It would require 4 great waste Of
time and money To call on all who are indebt-
edto me-; therefore this notice which means
business. II is expected that all interested
Will respond within one month. Remember
that delays are inva, iably Improbable, and
sometimes patience ceases 10 be q virtue.
take this opportunity Of thanking my ma
ny customers for their liberal patronage sx-
tended 10 me In years gone b.. m consequence
Of which have been compelled 20 extend my
mark, which, when completed, under The. d.
r~ection Of the new Arm, Willccmpare favora-
bly, with any other Agricultural Establish4
ment In this section Of Ohio. ALLOW me 10
trust that your calls will Do frequent and
DAVID WHITING.
Ashland, Fsb'y i--4vsa
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M0T1CE is hereby given that the mbscri
IN ber has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator Of Che Estate Of Rebeo
ca Evans, deed, Of Montgomery Township
Ashland County, Ohio.
N# HNIHfN atNNNNA A GlVEQ
Jan. u, ise5lsAsI
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A Card 10 Invalids.

IA Clergyman, while residing in. South
America as q missionary, discovered Assft
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nsrv1A
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the u
nary and Seminal Organs endtheyhOle trad
Of disorders brought 0 n BY banefnl and visi'
Gus habits. , Great numbers have ibsea alres
dy cured By this noble remedy. Pyepptd
b a desire TO benefit Tho VadAiotsd and nifq
%tunate, \ will send the recipe ~ enskneri
and using this medicine, IN ese9|cf faTeloj
TO any one Who needs II, Rnrtibf osAeSl,
Pleaseinelose o siamped enssibpt sddr
cd to yourself, address ,,rt
JOSEPH 7. MMAN,
~ ittWp i't sT1rloS D. BipLB HouslI
New fsrk
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

Joseph Miller, whose residsncs 10 unkno4n.
Is notified that Lydia Miller did, On The iota
day Of January, 1855, file her pstitiont 10 he
office Of the clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Alhlsnd
and State Of Ohio. charging the said JOSEPH
Miller with, wilfpl sbscencc for the three
years last past, extreme cruelty towards said
petitioner, with being guilty, Of habitusl
drunkenness for the three years last past,
and with gross neglect Of duty, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Jo-
seph Miller, which petition win be for hear
ing at the next term Of said Court.
LYDIA MILLER.
BY Jacobs & Mccord. hetAttyaH
Ian. IS. l885-yl9n82.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
1isA9IgtyVs naoP ANrINyALiD.. Hfq "

Published for the benefit, and as a eau
TION TOiYoUNG MEN and others, who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, 30, supplying at the same time
The MEANS OF sRLR-CuaHs BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery, By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had Of the auA
thor. " aiI re $50, u,
IA NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq,
(ly52l Brooklyn, Kings Co. N, Y.
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HEAD QUARTERS, !
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, !
January 4, 1865. }
Order No. |

KNAPP & SEE
HAVE opened in Miller's Block, % floor,
i'll opposite the Town Hall, the insurance
of life and property, the purchase and sale of
Real Estate, the collection Of
SOLDIERS PAY,
and every class of claims against government
and individuals. In these times Of war and
uncertainty, it is wise to have life and pro-
perty insured. We are agents for none ex
cept the most responsible Companies.
3w30 KNAPP & SEE.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed Admin
istrator Of the estate Of W Hap, decd. Of
Ashland county.
(8w2s) 5Drls % W. cRoMBR.
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Howard Association.
OF PHILADELPHIA, P.

OF PHILADELPHIA, p.
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
IL nary and Sexual s. sttms-new and re-
liable treatmentrinareporip of, the Howard
9 HSsSe,a srss = sS. pg MAJ WIRES X ! ssa e. ! sFf En-
LIN H0UGHToN, Howsrd Association, No, l
South Ninth Street. PhiladelphiA, Pc. ,oi0
July6, 1864. lvl9n5tf 10 ~
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NOTlCh,.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appOintsdAdmin.
~istrator Of the Estate Of John Porte, deed
late Of Ashland County. /,
m HENRY MAuRER.
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bils- A good tree is known by its fruits-i
So is a good Physician by his successful werks.
''The Roots and the Leaves shall be for the
healing Of the nation, "-BfBLE. ~ t
APPOINTMENTS FOR
1864 1868 1866.
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TH;:A A. & G. W,R, 2.

TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY. (sUNDAYEX-
CEPTE1v BETWEEN AKRON & GALLON
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 10Th, 1854,
AS FOL LOWS:
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kept in a first class clothing and furnishing
store. have also o special arrangement by
which | receive
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sentatives, and Grand Master of A., +.
~ and a. NJ, of the State of Illinois.
sfnd sgEg4 FREEPoRT, Oct. 81, 1868.
DR.. D. H. SEELYE:
q DEAR SIR:--h reply to your notice Of the
18th inst, | would say that | was severely
afflicted witt, Catarrh fer years. when l be-
come acquainted with yoti and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Be-
fore | had used one bottle l was ,ensibly i'm.
proved, and beforethe second bottle was fin
ished, was completely cured. can recon-
4 mendthe medicine TO all afflicted with Catarrh.
.4 Respectfully yours,
TH0S. ]. TURNER.
, 1865-05-27

[Epec1al Dispatch to the Chleago Tttbuce.l
ST. LOC1s, May 20.
The Provost Marshal General has revoked the
orders rcstlfcsipg the esle Of fire arms, prohibit
ing The circulation Of the Metropolitan Eteord,
requiring oaths from ecclesiastical asEemb1ages,
providing for the enlistment Of colorcd troops,
ard requiring each publiahet to send a copy Of
esch paper istued In this State TO the Provost
Ma1shal's office, Othtr orders Of minor tmpoE.
tance to prevent dlaoyal expressions have been
repealed.
AdvIcee from Lebanon, Lac.ede country. state
that On Wednesday last g,ng Of hushHhnckers.
about twelve miles East Of here, caps9red R. B..
jsts iatutsnani In tie stth regiment, Robert E
johnson, Lieutenant In the 1tth cavalry, also one
citizen. They hanged Harris and killed the Obj
wards Linz creek, stealing horses. Sc, md
hspg'd a d!fchsrced soldier between here and
that place. There ia a large force after them from
they catnot escape. Tho excitement Is very
The Radical Central Committee hare passed res-
o bas 6rousht the ceik OF the
County Court Of Lafayette county to time. He
refused 10 sutJtnder possession Of the office to
ths sppoinss o. GSy F1et qndss ,he sa
cred q military posse to put the new officer in
possession Of the otllce.
Before the United States District Court, the
case Ct Eugene Jaeqard, jewcller, charged with
mol1Dg false retusns. was submitted to the Jury
lat ebfng, who we're unable to agree on YER
dict{
Jhe Provost Mareba1 General bas received dis.
patrh from Capt Rogers, Provost Marshal at Lax.
ingtnn, stating that forty hushwhaeksrs Gang ta
yesterday and took the oath Of allegiance Inis
mikes seventy eight mostly belonging to Poole's
chne, that hsye surrendered within . few days.
By recent order ol Gen. Dndge. Confederate sol
diers may surrender to the n-are.t Provost Mar
ahal who 1s required to take their arms and oath.
Brig. Gen. Wagner, commandant OF the st.
lonts Dietricf, returned from Cape Gtrardeau last
evening, snd reports that the boys had brush
led by tic notorious Hl!d:bEand. near Tyler's
One Of the gueri'ias wae killed, md Htldebtand
tecsped after being wounded. With the ab boye
exception. no tr:ces could be ascertatncd by the
General Of the preeence Of any organized band.
, 1865-05-27

properly admissible. Objection sustlined and
ana question rot put.
On the Cross examination, witness ssld he hae
not beard prisoner express any sentiments Of oR
never knew u any die1ogal act Of his never uaw
Confederate soldiers al'out his honee: hlve heard
OF bis shooting some Of bis negroes, End have no
deuote pt as tEuta have heard thst the elass r.
in the eelf Of tho leg 10 I1chten him never he1rd
him talk gseat deal In opposition to the Admir-
fstratiou. except Will reference to the Emanefpa.
irnAsc1s 1rcAs' TESTIMONY.
f1ancls Lucas testified TO haTinz agreed on
CAtitt1nns last 10 carry come articles purchased
by d. Mudd from IT Washlngton to his house.
Joux' c. 7uoMsoS'a TESTIMONY.
John c. Thompson, residing In Charles county,
Md, tetunes that he w4s introdnsed to ma1
named Booth by DR.. Green, ut bis houee. In Oc-
ter to Green from somebody IL Washington; Wa
simply litter Of Introduction stating tkst
Uogth wifhcd too sec The county, Witness ia-
ttodueed Booth to Dr.. Mudd, Booths ostcnsible
object was 10 purchase lands. ue slated to me.
cuttd, was large property holder, aud he might
purth1ee land from him Booth asked me IN re-
gard to the roads leading to the Potomac river. |
tn ted h snew mt then e. 5 AZ Az % ha
eeled ne II there were anJ horses in the
petgahorhncd for sale; to!d him didn't know
thai the Government had been purchasing horses,
and that many of the neichboFs had taken ;heir
Booth ftssed at Dr. Greeue's house That night
and the next fav: think Gaw him again about
the middle Of December, when he Stayed at Dr..
G,eene's all night and LETT early IN the morntng.
Dr. Greene Is eeSenty.tous yeafs Of age, and bed
On tle c1o:sexaminatloa, the witness estd that
Booth never bought any linda there. to his Know
~. r.,.. ~ ne, .s....nna ..,t - .-,-r.-v
, 1865-05-27

attorneys pr-csicinc In United stres ceafts:
There wa1 strong discussion on II, and fst n-xs
day he aojontura w'ihout dsss,on m q, ~ hi.s p.
court at Knoxville, aEd had consHneu :91. 1aIs
In oltcu.a,uI IT. prupriety ana eonss"1uonsEy.
l,opdt ,he v prss msn in Meaiinn Comfy, Ell D.x.
On, 11dIct.d ro- reason. The EFaoo 1ntJ found
Dixon gully Of violating hls ooooa ana affeete1
lie icto.a ana chasrcd them with peseecuuDR
Dixon, ue trr1td Dixon loose acaA. Dixon
h soot1.
to ARES, those s1ltiers. He ought at Least to ret
ihe Grand tqry at them but The Judge il crest
practice before hln while indictments ior reascn
ure hsnc1ng over them*
some ten days ago. in dellnce OF Gen. Thouss'
ordrr. he directed htt jury 10 indlct Thomas for
oettrue,ing h1s process Of sweating in his rebel
Ashigh handed courte at Memphis, Nashville
!. dict Congress for eractus laws not suited to
Mt TASTE. ! admit that it required some copra ~
me election in JuIe 1861. to vote aRatntt
1TlRes enurt al Memphis, Nashville or Knoxville
aeo tle information under the lsws Of the Federal
ses,1s ts rEoPr' Ct .sesl. kuor to
Alter reading from tho act Of Congress MA
hnghtys Digest, md sfter Sehero=nty nsEtn9
tne grand 1uzS 10 tndIct me, the Judre concludes
hit chsree b. s7y1ng thatln this na'tsr be hid no
personal Feeling. bn! We. ewoTn to administer the
iaEe. and he would do 80. IThiA wss rcnef to his
mixed audience, for fEen tie rrtels had con.
ct102d, Until he asserted conirAfJ. that he had
more personal feeling In the matter than regard
for The l;W- Bet few weeks ego, In open Court
It Memphis, he stated be knew how TO dispose Of
eufy Department At Naf1v1lle. Daring
his late Court 1t Memphis, th:re
was large meeting OF citizens ana sold1ess.
Judge Trigc being on The B1hnd was called pnt and
ea'd: - II ! had not been a good 4 UnimInsn Us
wss, DfoWnlow would 1ot he as good Union
iinenced M 10 he Union MAJ. ana II he intended
TO qucttion my loyalty. I fall hsck upon my nom
inailun with ATS olute immunity for ite position
now OCCUPY, by a convention 0! nf1y l0yat mcn,
md upon my eubsequent election By the loyal ro-
tiers or the state.
Wm1IAA @. DnowxLow. Editor Of Knoxville
, 1865-05-27
Grlbn11eo
SATURDAY, MAY =, 1865,



,,,c on,c}a1 dispatch from Washington to
Gov Morton, relative to the manner IN whi.h
thr Indians troops will be mustered out
probably sets precedent for eli Western
troo1s. Gen, Grautssiates tina! the muster
out rolls Will be made in Washington, but
tl,at tie men will be sent home, where theis
pay aud discharge papers will he given them.
Veterans Will remain IL the service unless
Kirby Smith hns SURRENDERED. The Western
troops will be sent home Immediately aftcr
the first Of juno.
Guerillas contsuuc to I,erpetrate their aend'
3sh atrocities In Missouri. i few days since
the Sheriff Of St. Louts county, two cn'on
Officers, aud q citizen, were captured. tha
tlrst-pamcd Has hanged, apd the others had
thc.r throa.s cute. u caught, We trust TINT
no OATH Of allegiance will stand IN the way
Of the laltcr. =
An attempt WIS nade few days since 10
asmssA;otc General Duyal, commanding the
CnIttd States forces at etaunton, but the
-Gtne1t4 escaped.
Gov. rcirpoint arrived at Richmond on
Thursday last, and Immediately proceeded to
set The Executive house in order An elcc.
tlon was held throughout the State on the
samc day. 4 terrible rain-storm has occur
red t. Klcl1uond, inundating nearly the whole
city, causing loss OF human life, and drown
ing a large number Of cattle, sheep and
horses.
The subscriptions to the seren-thlrty 1oan
continue 10 improve. The total amount ab-
.orbcd yesterday was s. ,e0, $50.
Guild closed in New York, last evening, at
1868.
We print In this issnc the full text of the
indictment e{e:ainst JEFF. Davis. It is long,
~ordS, full q: rcpetitions and law lumber,
which may all be summed up in the ono
word *t1tason." It epEtc Of Its yerbosIty,
however, 1t will be presv1vea MS one oi the
most important documents Of the war.
The testimony in the conspiracy case yes
serday was untmportant, except rs 1t clearly
developed tho completely of Sanders and
Cleaty as nccomI'lices OF Booth. and the lit
tie plcasantties Of DR.. Mudd, tho ~ amlab1c,
genial and pl1asaut man," who cvinced thc
sweetness of his disposition by shooting Lis
, 1865-05-27

l. Railroad Passenger I1ll1ed-Sfr1T-
berries and Cricket.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
DETHotr. Mzy &c.
An old muAwt found deaa ca the side Of the
railroad track, about two miles fron, kalamazoo,
this morning. His body was badly bruised. his
face horrit1y 1cutl1Ated his n=ck broken. his right
bard nearly cut OF. and severe Eash In hts right
leg. The boty WIS taken 10 kalamazoo, where
81 inquest WIS held. II Ia suppo.ed he fe!l from.
the truin while passing from c.E to car. On his
perton were found ticket from ogdeusbrrs to
Princeton, ILL.,, the baggage check, and bottle
coutaitins pezfnmcry, addressed WIN. Foster,
care Of 1oCl Foster, Princeton, Ill.,
Strawberries are becoming quite plenty in the
market and are selling &, from 90 10 10 ceuts per
quart
tween the De:roit Club and the Windsor Clut, OF
the grounds Of the fufmer. The Detroit Club
CINE OF victorious by two runs, with 1sx wlcketa
10 20 doNn.
, 1865-05-27

downward t1rn. The demand for export to-dsy
Is )ces actlve, oxing to tie w1thts1xal Of orders
for cor siderable amounts for shipment, The
that the rte Of thr last lew days il yerJ much the
result VI Ioreigu export movement lLtendr. for
the speculative purposes Of the gold rootu. It
nov nppesIf probable that the thipmtnf. ior the
week Wi1l exceed tHo million dollure. Af Il
'Clanee lat light gold wss 1yssi. The price tAis
Got1iDg hAf rfceded 10 136.
, 1865-05-27

Especial Dltpatch 10 the Chicago Tribune. ]

Especial Dltpateh 10 the Chicago Trihune.1
Sr. Paul, May Il, 1865.
Gov. Mlller% returned last evening from an a5-
eenee Of several weeks in the East. BE made 4
strong taors whlls ut Washington to have more
troops sent to this State aud there Is fair pros.
pect that the request will be granted
Senator Ramsey returned to Washington atssr
the Presidents furerol, to make the same request
The party Of HTe Indians who committed the re-
cent murders in Blue Earth were met By tcouts On
ihe1s retnrn mlrch, md four Of them KILLED.
Several stolfa horses and lsrge amount Of plRo-
der were recovered. One Of the Indians was taken
pstscner, and he made confession, aud WAS shot,
, 1865-05-27

The Con1tdc1ste soldiers, wh. n .hcj 70 In
to battle. often whoop like 1ndiaue. Per
haps Jet. Davis, whtn surrounded by the
Federal troops, didn't whoop, but he hoop
I'd.
ewtnder whether JEFF. Davis, when he
put On the petticoat, called 10 the MD Of cot
ion to gtvc q voluptuous appearance to his
tender bosom.
its to be hoped that JEFF. pavls's assump-
ticu Of the pctt,coat will not csta.l!sh the
fn,h1or With his male admircr6.
id. Davis, even II pardoned, caa ntrer
atalr, he elected to office. Our people arc
lit fond Of petticoat government.
Its said that JEFF. DAyis's excuse for wear
inr The 1etticoat Is that Lis vile has often
WON the breccEes.
JtG. Davis wore a pctticost md 1t Is said
that he was at the same time Iu great bue'
tic.
JctI Dayie'f pursue,s caught him or her, and
LIZ or sae caught Il.
Achilles 1ae vulnerable In the heel. JeG.
Duvis appears 10 have been tender In those
parts. .
JET. Davis lins altered the Georgia costume
It used to he 8hirt. collar and I,iI OF
spErs. brt fc substitutes a pett!coat t2E ttc
collar.
, 1865-05-27

{specih Dispatch to the Chfcsgo Tsibuue.]
srn1say1ELn, May "a, 1865.
IN answer to letter On the subject, Gen. T. u.
Vincent, a. 4. G.. teltgraphs that the orders is~
fued for the discharge Of volunteer regiments do
not embrace soldiers Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps, who may have been transferred to that
corps from volunteer regiment.
Or. Il. L. d. Duck, Medical Director and Super
ilte1dent Of the q. s. hospital In this district has
been ordered to report to Louisville, ky. Major
A. B. Campbell, formerly Medical Director Of
Western MEsnis, has been assigned to duty he.e.
Dr., Duck 1csyea here tuesday night. The order
relieving him from duty here ID received with re-
rrct ty tho soldiers and ettiz.tfs who, Ia the 1f
feen months the Doctor has been here, have
feared to lore and respect him Al ~ officer and a
Gjcnc. Ma}or Campbell comes here with a 1ue
reputation, aud 70 doubt will give good satisfAc-
t0r.
ChIcnCo and St Louis Rallroad to d1J, in which
Wefo a party Of e1eu.aioniot. from st. LOUIS,
AZ attenpt TO burn the grocery house Of Phil
lin Aekerman was made last night, nut It proved
The rn,,ant Illinois eo1dfers Of SheTman's army,
to BE- nusterfd cut uIder recent orders, ate ex.
pected to ba home week after next, when they
will be paid of ant once more become cil1zens.
, 1865-05-27

Collection OF Claims Against the Gene.
raj Goytramcnt..R u tAcons1u keEl.
n1enkx 10 be Mustered 0ut.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibune.1
MADISON, Wiz., M,5 96.
Governor Lewis, who is still at Washington,
has succeeded in getting an additional amount OF
cla,ms Of the state sgntrst the general Govern
mint fo1 morsyt advanced for war purposes 3D.
justAd trd Tteaeury warrant IN favor Of the
slats for sa, ,ess 20 has been recs!ved By Colonel
Frank Il. Firme., and deposited In the State
Treasury. 4 large amount is still due the State,
Before returning hone Gov. Lewis will Ft1t tho
various hospitals arourd Washington aud secure
the discharge OF trlrsfer to the St1te Of all TH-
cnnstn satk sna wourdtI soldiers.
The following is litt Of Wisconsin Regiments
cyDected to sfrtvc here In 4 few days, mi t. b.
immediately mustered ont: 9Th regiment seven
companies of the lst regiment 2:d 18th, 18th, al
and ssh.
-Four conpsrfes nut about fye bund.ed aud for
~ 1,nro1et prisoners, from rsrous WiscaE:tu Or.
rI.,,xat,oat. arrived he.c yesterday to le NJ Is
te1ca oli ei service.
, 1865-05-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Official Dispatch as to the Dfspos1tion
OF Indiana Troops

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
lsplAHAro11s, Nay 90
Frequent Inquiries having been naate at tic
Executive Department as to whether the Iud11n2
troops would be mustered out at Washington, or
arrive here With perfect organization. Gov. Nor.
ton telegrtphed to Colonel Sturm, one Of his
aids, who "a row in Washington. for Information,
and today received the following reply:
"WAsuHaToS, May 2G, 1866.
" "Governor Morton:
II haye inst returned from Gen. Graut's. ua
eays 1bAx all muster. ont rolls will be made here
hut no discharge papers viii be given to the mer,
who wall be takrn TO indianapolis and patd there.
AL veterans will remain In the sergtcs here NJ
lc!s Kirby Smith has surrendered, In which csse
troops are to be ecnt home immediately after the
FIRST OF Ipne. tSIEncd1 u. STunN,"
The number Ioi Indiana regiments expected
hQue nnder tha order Ia tHeptY.1ne,
, 1865-05-27

Matters At LJnchbur~ ~-.EexrEpapers
ReANn1nE Rnb1tc1ttDR-&Sre0t NtOr1n
at RtAlcAmOQd-IleA 1tY Inundated

Erw YoEE, May "a recent letter from
Lynehhutg says: - NJ are eut OF flum eycry Sec
friends abroad. The Orsnse and Alexandria tra1ns
nre orly running to Amherst Court House, dls-
.1pec oi ttleen miles. Those On the Virginia end
pijes west. The South Side 1sail,oai -
tIun between hcEe and the ''-- opera
d,mage to 1eaGs fs -e -..cton. The chlet
AVE- ~, - 1t1lg repaired By the companies"
:, me !trGtataH newspaper has resumed pulAjea.
n non. pf1ce + cents PSF copy. The Republican
- teI1ible Tain storm occurred at Richmond last
5nL1ay: a portion Of the city was completely IN
uEoated+ md II Has 1umDrcd that 1uubrr Of
te property ik said to be tnc.ica1able. 1housanjs
o. rueep, c::t'e. hosseE. &c, we're drowned. The
injury to the Central ksilkcs1 Is thought to DC
hears, thuugb, a. get, VIC have heard no part.eq.
, 1865-05-27

PHILADELPHIA. Nay s8,-Jyy Cooke reports the
subscriptions to the 80 1oan to-day at s. eo, $50
tsnu e, F. Hase. ca.h:cr at ST. Louis, ard S6l lV)
from the ID National Bank. The t4rectt Eastern
subscriptions were: $s59.00u from the National
Bk1k Of the Republic, ut Boston, and e3yn.01y
i1om the 1rt Sssiepa' Bant Of Phi.ndesph1A TITO
Isl National B7nk u Lexington, ky.. subscribed
$6s.tUn The number Of Individual subscriptions
il I
, 1865-05-27
Great Storm IN Il uukus and m IL.
&tlxtrf.

ITeat Storm IN II uAkuS uEd N IL.
%UxiFf.
-. Lor1s, May ga terrible E:oru passed
0Scf q portion of johnson county, Eansas. on
Ntdnss sdas evening. bluH1rg do4n houses md
1Rneee rnrootthG treee and culny great damtcc
:ti.Iss's1. The hail I. ssid to bsvc blown into
drfit two OF lurtA feet deep. Several persons are
The storm entered this s,a.e III ~ eas:eslv d1rec-
den, psosuafea tie telegraph 1t seveE.l point. md
cid much damage along The route. II Eesehcd
hourf, destroying considerable property IN the
ctr md surrounding country. At Sedali1 ser-
eSal cars were blown from EIDE track. into which
freight train run, completely wrecktug the en-
r1ne and ttx Of the ch{s
, 1865-05-27

Wclayc received from Adjutcnt Gen. Gay
lord his a1nual report for the yr2. ending d.
cember 81, 1864. II is book Of 10 1ogcs-
on misesably poor paper--and contains q
statement OF the transactions In his Depart
1nent, together with quite an elaborate md
historical record Of the various volunteer
military organizations from the State in the
service OF 1he General Government, During
the existence Of tho war Wisconsin has fnf-
nt6hcd the following aggregate Ct troops un-
der the various calls, up IL December slsi,
1861:
Unee1 eslls Of 1861. t,75s