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, 1865-06-29
DEAD Doos.-A correspondent eends Us the

UE4U UV4s'@0 cottesp0W4eH& eEnQg u the
following:
"Whoeyer has charge Of Ttmo-iug dead dogs
from the streets, can md w1eon load on Adams,
between Sia.e and Clark. There !. large one la
front OF No. u, In The Tery List s,ges OF decom-
position.
lPrnha.ly not quite wagon load; still 1t would
do no .,a.m to remove all there are on tho
group a.
, 1865-06-29

FoUR7u or JULr.-Patr1otic ladies' and gentle
men Of Chicago, who will participate In singing
our national airs upon the Fonrth, and the organ.
TIT. Of TIC city churches. are reminded OF the
Invitation. 4.reacy Published. extended by the
Committee upon Nnsic, to INSET this evening Ut
SEtth 4 Ni1nn's Hal, At O'Clock sharp, for
Dfact{c&.
, 1865-06-29
:F0unD.

TOUND-A red ard WhitB COW,
i which tia owner Will n,d At the BlckedlGht
Farm tWo miles wesr of Wards Ro1itnx Qt!i1. and
-. ~ InuE fTJlN t493 III l.
, 1865-06-29

! ~
| cot die1 u1Wcpt or unhoLCfed.e.
! Tho.e who had returned we're Is good citizens
| as they ever were. end perhaps better: The5
hso fought for It. They had to he ihanetul to tha
| Christian Ctmntss1o1. and TO tie people OF Chi
| caro-, ftr the pate1ue care which lbcy had be-
fhtt they we're al grateful 70 tnem Tor It. He vel
| coined them once more to the bu.J hsu1s Of men,
| TO reciefy and to civilization.
~Out isllen comrades who bad fallen in defense
| Of their country" wsB The next toa.t. Brig. Gen
| Bcpnett 1cplied: For two weeks be bad been II
The {, ,, snd had witnessed the ayi.h hsud Of The
ke @ con not hip feeling slttsfui 10 hem, and
th.nksug ihem in TIE Lame Of the Ehole atny
Torey ne was present at another specimen Of tn
n.eay xoaa fse ss eS
| .Cr sbe reception which they tad net With In ls6
The erspd o.d battery vert ONT to nsht 'he rebel.
where, e=recis'ty when they were enytroned !.
The city oi Nashville. Their dead conn sdes tes
| ti6ed IN their graves to The courage oi that Day
A Cb,elsmauea they h.d done e. :e1a'lyM ~ ~ e,. Eel.
% On nany seid ,heir comrades nneuiied-bu
tbe,r hes..s were With ttemzaad svess I nan % .
| left for them TO do, howeyer-hsd that was to enp
port the widows Ct the dead. Thst du.J oush
Iever 10 be forgotten, and caeh one Of them, IN
eTeTy c,l,zen throughout the West. ought :
charge himself with the commission Of seeing
DOPE,
next tospt. Charts Randolph, Esq, responded
lie had sg7eed to cone to thAt dinner on coni
no1 thai he thould no. make speech. TIE tose
m but 1T not @ tie % DE mi MINUTES only alioued 10
alter dinner tpecch. but 4 week or 4 month. d
bka1a year Of hard talking. The fame Of th
1htJ fought nd found their graves. And whef
was tae tpot where the It1no1a soldiers had nj
fcnRhi: 1t vas crest theme. He hcpea the
had not forgotten that Grant was hn nltn Dis 80
| deY-thst our brave Governor WIS also Boldtt
, 1865-06-29

raHed Mary Jaue Smith. aged n'netceu yesre,
val cxan:n. d In the Police Court yesterday on
the ehtrce ot inscenS. She vas domestic in the
boarding house Of Mf. Wilt, No. u Randolph
str.ei, srd up to the time Of h.r accusation was
conelae1ed NJ industrious AID honest girl The
ltneed to F. b. Mills and Irwin C1endentnG. two
OF the lor.oele. and corfeled Of pants+ vest. and
ether spla1el ueual'y wore ~ tie ste1net SEE.
hne h. The dsicndttt, wh re 1t WIS afterwards
Ioul q. It Il scarcely possible that the act Was
Al, thiEg cise Than pfacneal Joke. as the cloth
iIE tt p.t, md almost TAutlceA. She VIE held
over ~ f300 10 answer before he Recorder.
DAExUn's ST. LoE1s no1a-Re refer our
readers TO advertisement in another column Of the
sa.e d. tt's vel! known hotcl. We copy the fol.
loafGx .rcm the St Lcula DemorrQ:
.,FfcE. rat columns II will Dppoxr that this de-
se1y. q : popular honte IL for lease. II Vas open
"a, eetn. tcL years slpce, unurr the su.pttte o.
Theson b.rnum & %. *ho have given II
haye l+Gt wiz out v,s,sipE min. host. Mr. DArnuu
re,,1ed only ~ ~ YET; hssinE, dur1nE eis re- r
ecouom,c7, working Of ! ho:ei, mora perfec. # Il
sst0, lhsn mot huusct 10 the county. Stustet
1hG Merhpnt'e Exch1Eec. stesunsost packet land
ircs snd railroad depota. IL Wilt ktwayfs com
,nspd god share Of The tubstsntlzl ousinss
ssThte convenient ard cnnmotoue house hs
nj the iupfpvemeuts aud adoltsons that an expefi
cpce Of ten ye;Yr b1ve sucEesled4 aud are fonu
int,c4. We commend this hotel 70 those seaRln
active p,ontahle Investment
TIE UoUsIKEEFEns' FR1EKD AID FrxL SAvEi
Te yesterday witnessed new Petroleum Cool
Ing Stove IN operation at the rooms OF Aeatr7
Fnller + Co Nos. Is 4 Al Reynolds Block. tn
beauty Of tlis novel appsrasus-lnvented BY "
B. Billings Esq, Of New Yosk-conais's II I
simplicity. durability and che1pnesa- II wi
bakr. brnit and heat fat irons satisfactorily TO th
houetWtfe; the 13rRe eEe Htove, inc uding l9t lro
heafef, coet only s!I do'larn. and vi cook
meal inside o thirty minutes, at cost Tor oil 10
fuel ef hut two cents SeveFut ot orr most Ftepee
"a t1tIEtps hEye bcco using ibis etoEr fur the paa
fem week., and are IN tartutrs with 1t. as td
Mr1seet most labor -ssving and economical co d
tntr enul,1nce Yet invented. Mr. Hlliucs etov:
nrrforEued the cooking IN TIE kitchen deoArtsns'
II rhe great Sanitary Fair IN this CITY, Ihe !adts
in chsfre wc1e highly pc9sed with 1te operation
~ the rse Of this EtovO for cooking OF iro1ln
N ho. Ecs,hef, the huusekecper moi only caves
= shnrt ttrpc The coet at the t'ort IN the eIPen:
n incl. but the annoyance aud fatigue OF bell
oyerheste1 IL avoided We learn thst . Compa1
in icrEtre 10 cnpage In the msnufae'tFe ana u
irpt ucttop pl tble Et1ve II ths North ~es1 pa
ties Wishing to tske an interest IN thle ousine
either - partners OF apenis. may 5earo I'LL raftl
ulnrs by calling ot Tie rooms Of Messtf. Fhllet
CO e1d tuvnpeattpE the meEtte OF t4ia Tonde
ful f1eftref md tru,y WON IN = Trend. ior the1
selves. II should be IN the hsnds Of every hons
keeper.
, 1865-06-29

As We have before ttated. the ANIMAL examina-
tiou Of the law students Of the Chicago Un1ver'
sty, took place la:t Saturday, with credit to stu
dents and to those who bare impaired to them
the elements Of an houored profession. Eaca
member Of the Law class, twenty ti1 in number,
received diploma. Last evening the sixth ami
vetsa1y Of the literary exercises Of the Law de-
p&tment, WEE held It Bryan Ha1l, and attracted
good audience. mnch larger thAn the two pre-
, 1865-06-29

Ar11xrr8p RArE-A Mrs. Shultz complained
yesterday before Justice Cathbersoa, OF one
james Morris, capt,in Of a bost plying On the Il.
lirois river, Is having committed a Ispe some
two week. aimee. Apparently tho sole object Of
Of the prot otetut!on was to extort money, as she
ababdoned II on the receipt OF q roll Of green.
backs. Where Is lustic6t
, 1865-06-29

DlsuHAnaKp.-J. D. Davis, keeper OF an io1el-
lieelce ONCE, arrested q few dayE since on a
charge Of defraudlng retuined colder, under
pretetsc ofpForukang him employment, uae dis
charged yesterday, the complainant beng unabl:
to ptove the t1uth Of the allegation.
, 1865-06-29

w ANTED-Agents-With from
yY 500 tos 500. 70 = kaSs IN r5ca:aolo b7A.-
C9,l fnr PARTICULARS, At ttvI II a. Esyaclta a,ek.
FULLER b Gu. 2s.lt
WANTED-Agsnts nts-s;Llfa and
w D. eta IN Rsb FnsoEn.' The pub iahtrs 5, e
makis- 600 copies PR day OF this ih1illn4 book.
Thtea DoOAA OF this are tod one OF any other,
A: K1pnEK 9S WAshiE1ton street. Chlcs-o. Ill.
, 1865-06-29
CASH ADVANCES.

We are oreasrnd 70 make lloerL advances o. Wool.
or p1otace Of nny deActptn. held n store u this
CITY, OF for shipment 70 Esste1n nt:Rc1- We Aso
osr our 1eyee4 to ps-ea res:dln ln Or out % tne
city, Who ukY W1an TO cpttAta IN thl1 mAsxss On
mAf<tnt-
CCLBERTs0N, BLAIR II CO.,
C3mmlsaion Ne.chaats. ~ Wells r.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28
CHOICE EXTRACTS.

Yes, the issu c was made by the South
against the Government, and the Gov
eminent has tdunphed! and the south.
true TO her andent instincts and maHlv
honor, comes forth and oxurassas her
willingness Ia abide the result of tbe
decision in gobd faith. While thinE
t8as tx f65s, E9a me- l5sn a14ea1a1 aad
subduea. and Inn happv in the censcioI,s.
ness of a dutywel} nerenrnoed 7 won't
not only voill mt IN nno,11o Of )" go -
world f. Ino9s ~ III; N.Y. a VI t'iT
and feared da;atso,~f;''' - ~ ~ $500 s's'e.'
s,, o(.,ali,v 49,, " w : .tt:e7'
:. 7 ~ ~ c1il9oAAe,.'tioil
whatever guise or name; and. if The
issue is forced upon us, | shall still en-
deavor to pursue the sane efr574s fo dis
suade nom this doctrine If Y3.nnipes ~
extremes; bal. ! saw. lei fine sarae rrles
be applied. Let the Cnnsfitufion he our
guide. Let TIE preservation If thsf and
the Uaion Of ae sat- be ou- r'r;~e:na,
aim. LET If ben,r bona tbat fba Coyarn-
mant NAV hp rerr,et,,ai and that the
princinleS Of TIE f;ovarnr'aot founded
a. they are on ,;cbt and i,st;ca, TnaV ha
handed down ;tbo Ssnlt' 80 ~ 49,;
TO oar no 9s1"H "i'''ooo 'p0' u '-0''''''
" "a and fa ~ ~ c,4, ,,o a T
love them, and will do all in my power
to restore them to that state Of happiness
and prosperity which they enjoyed before
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

But are you not afraid of slipping and
falling imp [ asked, for the giants
chair was a fantasticaIy-shaped rock q
few hundred yards down the beach,
around whose rugged base the sea at
high tide washed DANGEROUSLY.
"Oh! no." he answered; "there is q
cleft in it where j sit quite safely. And
when Ralph and Alice come to look for
me, I can easily shout to them from
where | am. DO take me, Sir, if you
please"
OF course oteyed his wishes. lifted
him in my arms and with Bob flying
along side OF us, carried him down to
the huge old rock which was reeally
draped in the rich brown tapestry Of the
sea. | found a comfortable dry cleft in
which | slowed HIM away, and with a
promise to come aud see him the follow
ing day, I left him with Bob chattering
away on his shoulder, gazing dreamily
across at the Connecticut shore.
Aboutan hour ard three-quarters after
this, | was stroling down the road
smoking my after-dinner segar, when l
heard hurried STEPS behind me, and the
young man named Ralph ran up pale
and breathless.
j" For Cots sake, Sir, where did you
leave Harry?' ne cried. We can't
find him any where ho
ooh! you haven't looked on the
giants chair, then; | took him there.
left him snug and comfortable"
"But we have, Sir. We know how
fond he was of sitting there, and when
we missed him from the meadow, con-
cluded that he had got you to carry him
there. But there's no sign of him, only
the Bob O. Link flying wildly over the
spot where the rock dips in to the water,
and crying as if its heart would break. !"
Not in the Giants chart" / Cried
with a sick feeling about my heart. Good
God he has drowned HIMSELF
" Drowned himself! Why, what for?"
asked Ralph with the most unfeigned
astonishment.
"He was in love with his Cousin Alice,
and you are to marry her on next Sun
day" was my only reply.
The man was stunned. He saw it in
an instant All that secret and mysteri-
Gus love which had racked the heart of
the poor cripple, unknown to him or
his betrothed, was now laid bare. He
groaned and buried his head in his
hands. "This will kill Alice, Sir" he
said to me. Come and help me to
break it to herr
My conjecture was correct. About
week after this the body of the paralytic
was washed ashore some miles down the
beach, holding with desperate clutch in
one hand little daguerreotype of his
Cousin Alice.
And Bob: he missed the accustomed
hand. For days after his masters death
he used to fly down to the old place in
the meadow and hover around there,
waiting for him Who never more would
-. salsVas4ed - -. :. c,rtss1Sne,
when one uays nafph in passing by found
the poor bird dead in the grass, which
still bore the impress of his masters
form.-hnichA'bocher 1Kdga4ine.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

Robert S. Brown, of jackson county.
is the Union candidate for the Senate
from the counties of Wood. Writ Jack.
son, Roane, Calhoun and Gilmer. He
was nominated at the Convention held
at Parkersburg.
Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky, has
e been c indicted bX the grand jury Of Fay
ette county, IN that State, for interfering
Extra Billy Smith is passing his time
9Metly ON his unconfiscated estate. near
frederick w. Seward has 50, far re-
gained his health that he exroots r. ~.
sumo his public duties in q NV DAYS.
II beware e OF counterfeit long fifty cent
notes OF the new pattern. ''>s Sr''<V
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

Salmon p. Chase proved himself to be
an able tinancier, for he made money
out Of ink and paper. In his family, f.
naneierlng runs in the blood; his daugh-
ter exhibits qualities which at once show
her paternity. Mrs. Senator Kate Chase
Sprague, emulating the example of ordi-
nary mortals, some time since presented
her husband with a baby. The baby
happened to be a boy, which fact so
pleased Mrs. Sprague's mother-in-law
that the latter gave the mother of the
infant 5000 ,00oJor haringa boy! Now as
Mrs. sprague is undoubtedly chip of
me patefnal block and inherits the tinan-
clerlng abilities of the father, it is a fair
inference to presume that this last finan-
clal stroke was the result of previous
agreement with the mother-in-faw. In
that family, as we said before, the habit
OF o. money making runs in the blood; and
~ would not surprise us if the result of
the next important event would be a
couple of boys at the same rate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 81 Mr. Dv-ter read
paper in the case OF Payns. lie considered thai
here was but one question. nsnels: how far
the conviction Of the prisoner 10 doing which b.
thought wAs right in attempting the assassination
OF Secretary Seward, should mitigate his pun
ishmentf The counsel gave . history OF ID,
prisoner. and excused the crime the result Of
his Southern educ alton. slavery having trained
assassination. The accused was . fanatic. az
enthusiast. hero, aud not hired tool. Mr.
Doster ssid. apart from the crime Payne bad
co mitted. he had formed an estimate Of hi.
character little short OF admiration.
Mr. Dos'er then read q statement from AtEe.
rott. saying that be was one of the party who
agreed to capture President Lincoln. but when
Booth preached assassination, he (the prisoner
positively refused TO have anything to do with
the sff,r Booth wanted him 10 murder the
Vice President. bu, this he perem ptorly declined
to do.
Mr.. Aiken read an argumen. in favor Of Mrs
Surrstt The Court then adjourned until Fri
day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Proceedings at the State House.

The reception Of the Forty second and Eighty
seventh Infantry Regiments, and OF the Fifth
and Sixth Cavalry, took place Yesterday, At 3
O'Clock, in the State House Park There we're
but few civilians in attendance. but, not~ith
standing, the proceedings we're just as interest
log, and the soldiers just glad a. II the entire
population had have been present.
The venerable Marshal failed 10 come 60
time. and the arrangement OF the men was at
tented TO by . SUD- whose imitation with au-
tborlty was . little amusing But such things
v,ll De On account of the absence of thersgulsr
NsrshAl. Who has penchsnt that way. and ~
sokes them On every occasion. there vas less
cheers than on previous occasions. In THIS there
sas an economy oil time
The exercises were opened With PRAYER by the
Rev Mr.. Parks, . young hus5audman IN the
lord. ,ise,srd. alter which Gov Morton said:
O,ytckas AND SoLpiEks We fee, that your
,s,uru il proper occasion tor thanksgiving and
,r.,er. and ve have assembled here 70 day %
sIgnify the feeling OF The people of this
STATE More than half of YOU do not come
s.ek Your comrsde. have fallen on the battle
field, by the march or 10 The hospital They are
the absent dead. They are scattered sll over
Abe 8 18th, aud the little mounds IN ale BY your
hands have sunk 10 the level OF the plain In
q fec years the ploughshare will turn Up Their
vhitensd bones, aud the curious hososndn IN
ill .auder and not knos whether they belong
I'd TO friend or Toe.
S.ldi~r-i You come not back you wen
away. You sre changed ia everything but your
Affections You nave acquired . vast knps'
edge OF mankind that yoI could have acquired
IN no other sa, You ssTe the Yankee school
sn..tets that have been sent South - teach the
clSsairy lesson. Although YOU have not
taught them multiplication. you have taught
them division apd sasuacsioH aHd hsiieiH ad'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

Mr. Ewing Will. on Friday afternoon. presen
bis rreument 90 behalf OF DE- Mold That oil
concu all that 10 10 be said in defense of IT..
prisoners The arguments Of The counsel iol
ssch OF the accused are generally conceded q
possess much legal and literary sbiiisy.
The argument Of Mr. Aiken To day VI. sen
Ell To By dense audience, aud his appeal On tie
halt OF bis client. Nu Sarrats, sas more thar
ordinarily eloquent aud touching.
The Court has given every facility 10 the
counsel Tor The defense, Ia the procur. meut oil
witnesses. and have shown them marked personal
attention as general thing. The Court have
granted oil that the counsel have asked ior
throughout the trial. and good feeling and cour
tesy have prevailed
The Court will exsmins one or two vitnes.e.
on Friday. and after the Argument OF Mr. E.ins
shall have been read, gill probably adjourn al
early next seek
Judge Advocate Bingham will, Ia is expected
sun up the case tor the Government
By permission OF the Secretary OF War. Ms
Annie +. Sarratt hss been permitted 20 con
stsntly keep her mothers COM sav. Mrs. Sur
rratt. owing to her feeble physical condition, has
been removed from her cell to . comfortable
room in the Penitentisry.
COMPLETION OF PAINTING TREASURY SorEs.
The snsravers and printers of the third And
last series OF the 80 notes have 10 day com
pleied their deliveries Of all orders received q
shs Treasury Department to date.
InPoErASr LKeAL cAsr
WILLIAhsroEr, Pa. June 81 -Unitec Stats
Circuit Court. Western District Pennsvlvsnis, IL
nov 10 session here. Pittsburgh aud Connel.ville
railroad. vs.. Southern Pennsylvsn Railroad IL
now being argued; among the counsel are Rev.
erdy johnson and Mr.. Lstrobe. of B.lumore
Much interest is manifested in the case
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
COMM ERCsAL.


Nrw Yeak. June 81.
Cotton 40c for mddipg
Flour l0@29c lower; al Sc lO66 20 for erlr.
state; Sc 75Cd6 IS for extra round hoop Ohio. anc
So 9O@e 30 for trade brands. Rye -four QUIET
Corn meal dull
whisky 81 OI@2 90 for western. and g. OF
for refined.
wheat-Winter red western 81 37IS; prim,
81 64la: amber Michigan 50 05; choc,
81 60 RYE dull Corn e0@o7 for new miIec
western. SIC for new mixed. e5c for choice, snc
81 Ole for inferior TO prime western yellow
Oats 70@72c.
Coffee dull. Sugar. Io@lIss MOlasses sOc
Hops 10000.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull At Csc for crude. SIC for re
6nei in bond. and 70@73 do free
New mess pork $24 55a26 90; 1874 O0@25 OC
Tor '63-'64. do cash and regular way cosii ri
S24 81 for cash, $29 90 for prime. and xle
5o@2O 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 Of
OLA On: extra mess. $l2 00tal6 90: beet h ms
asga1 2sc Gut meats; ii@i3'se for shoulders
and l5@l7Mc for hams. Bacon; 1881,
for Cumberland cut: 1870 for long ribbed. an.
l4@l451c for short ribbed
LARD l5L@l9c Butter. 2063Oc for Ohio
and 22@3Jc for State. Cheese s@l5c Rice
dull
ssv YORK MONEY MARKET.
NE~ YokK. Jure 81.
Money. easier and in large supply ~ 4Cd6 per
cent. Sterling in fair request at lu9354 "a in97S
tor frat Glass bills Gold unseu,.d, open
Stocks hrmer.
LATER.-Gold closed At Gallsghe exchange
last night AT 81 423
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The FLORENCE READIAe RooNs-Tbs estab
lishment, corner OF Meridian aud Mary land
streets. second story. IL one of the neatest ar
ranged in the city The propretors. Florence
Richter aud Pat Welsh, are well known AS ac
comodatng aud pleasant hosts florence was
formerly proprietor Of the No. Saloon, on
Pearl street. sno Pat is familiar to the habitues
OF the Exchange since that establishment WAS
opened. They attend, in their new place. TO
business themselves, and visitors can rely npon
procuring the very best that can DE purchased,
served up neatly. gracefully aud artstcally with
all the accomplishments Among other atirac-
tons. business men will fad At The Reading
Rooms" the latest newspapers from ali parts oi
the United States aid the handsonest furnished
apartments Of the kind in the city. ~ lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
secretary Stanton's Report.

Nsw YoRK, June 2l-rhe Posts Washing
ton speclal says: President Johnson declines ~p-
pointing Gen. Steel. of Alab,ms. Provisional
Governor Of tbst State. on the ground that he
has served in the rebel army
Secretary Stsnton's report OF the operations oil
his department Tor the last year OF she war il
published. from which IL snnears there we're for
wsrded TO the field 4e9 626 soldiers. and mus
tered out and discharge. 26S.ll4 Over 20U
a.ss were captured from the rebels. aud there
were lul $50 color.d troops in the service
The P smsster Generals report is up to June
80. 1854. aud shows the disbursement np TO thai
time amounting to 1913 Asa SOS s7-l00
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22


CEWe see that the cause OF temperance feels
itself strong enough to support journal. devoted
10 its interests entirely. in this city For some
time past there has been an awakening in real Of
the total abstinence kind. and the cause Is now
in one OF those periodical spasms that precede the
birth of short-lived bsntling Every few years
ihs cause" undergoes an overhsuling for repairs.
and then makes . retrograde. and again the
flowing bowl is the victor. Ii seems be to just
now in one OF these pangs of parturtion. aud what
nav be the character OF the prospective ohspr x
ne know not. IL will. We suppose, attach itself
to somebody s kite. and make an upward flight
higher than ever did Gilroy's We pity the con
tortions of the cause" but know OF no remedy
20 apply. Who will be its puiative father in this
eity will vet be determined Moral Reform has
several champions just at present among W. aud
she honor OF reviving the temperance question
may be disputed and divided among them Its
delivery throes are not very painful As yet. u We
Judge from one which seized il few weeks ago
in the Circle Park. and may pass OF hsrmlessly
We suggest little cainip tea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
Com 0d-Hts Farewell Add sess.

NEw YoRK. June 2l.-Rear Admiral Dahl
gron has been relieved OF the command OF the
Squadron before Charleston, and ordered North.
he has issued farewell order to the feet. in
which be recounts their services He is particu.
lar to claim for the navy share of the honors
acquired in securing positions in Charleston X ar
Dor. notwithstanding it had been asserted in some
army off rs report that the advance was or
could have ben made without the aid OF the Navy.
He refers To the sacrifices made and the losses
sustained 10y the Navy, to show with what zeal
devotion, endurance aud skill they perfor med
their arduous duties. aud speaks in the highes,
terms OF his officers and meu.