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FROM DES MONIES.

Buildings struck By liehtnfn.-Frutt
Enslurs-The 1udlaus Thve8 tenirE-
Iiopr to the %Auitnry FAif-BridEeH
Swept Away.
, 1865-07-12
NUMBER 80.

ouly to the summary power Of the Secretary
Of Wpr to 6isct arGe min rs under age, en-
listed without the consent OF parent5 or
guardians, and thAt on traverse Of th.re-
turn, the CoErt could heaE any proof Of E.
galhy of the enlistment. The Court sus-
tained tho ground taken BY the applicant,
and held that the rebellion being ended it
had fall power to serve the writ, aud tlat 1t
could hear the proof Is to the age Of the re-
crult. There be ng no question eut thas he was
under 16 years OF age. the court ORDER him
to be discharged ; bat IS be had represented
himself to be OF proper age, the applicant,
the father. shculd pay the costs.
, 1865-07-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE COMMERCIAL CON |
VEhIlQH.
Full Proceedings Of
Yesterdays Session.
GEN. WAlBR!paE, OF N. r.,
APPOINTED PRESIDENT.
Great Dissatisfaction Among
The Delegates.
! PROSPECTS OF i DlSRUP"
| TION OF THE CON-
| VENTI0N.
CTR RELATIONS WITH MEA-
lCO---IMP0RTaKT i.
i STATEMENTS.
Gen. sully Threatened by a
| Large Indian Force.
Interesting DETAILS oFTHE
/ HARRIS TRIAL.
Gen. sully Threatened by a
Large Indian Force.
Interesting DETAILS oFTHE
HARRIS TRIAL.
Subscriptions to The I: 80 Loan
$5,106,40o.s 3:
VISIT OF TEE PRESIDENT TO
ADMIRAL DAHLGREN.
The x. C,'s Disbanded by
Buckley.


The Commercial Conventfsn-Liat o
the Cnfcnco DelrEatiou-71+ettm al
fhe NJ tfernf1on-No NoIt11 t ntt+'n Ut 1on.
t,hoe, Walker fur pf+kadenI OF Ihc
tony<4tlun-PrIma arr Discussions.
, 1865-07-12

We have pu. up a4d sol& tn.1 az.tcla for ora yE
sne cAS SAT IN CQEFlDKSC8 AND 1Ru11 Z
It EtAs ne care never bean Ahte 10 eay at s2y oss0
usdletna-EkvgR HAS IT YAILRD In 8ta133
HsfAfC8 To RFFEcT, CUHH, Hh&n aD8E
1ted. Never did ~ know II Inst A1ee Of d!ssattar
uon oJ a2J uoe who usea l.. On tae contrary, IL ~
delighted 7lsa it oo.saons, aot s7cak N tsz1a0 d
co1nerdauon Of ri nsTcal e6scs3 aad n edttAs VI.
taes. Wo 1peA1 IN THU NATE. WHAT VI DO
HSOW," AFTER 50 1esss e17es;sacs: AND PLU&U
UrR EEFCTATIcS FOB THR FCtFrrXEHr IN
wHA1tWx HIKE DECLARE. IA al.ao4s sye4y y
ataaea "aefe Va snia1E snnesfx Rom nalu aa -
nAu.s1on. relief WILL na 1ouna III tssesn or w@1s
ninEtes Asez de Er1p IL adrlailssr-d.
Full dlreettcus for usi1K Will accompany each sokf
NSaa genuine 1nlcss tie t3o stI7le os cU1 Is PNx
KISa, New T arg. L en- the ouatds vsA2psr.
Aald by pEassts9 se1o2sao1: tae Wszia.
, 1865-07-12

pended,
Ttera wns no De Sauty-
"Besn Of stream gslvantc, with it he had per-
tfhet!
There te no De- Sau'y Now there !e no current!
Tive us new cable, then again we'il hear hin
Cry 'dH right! DE- SAurr.'"
Holmes was rigtt. Another cable has been
prt dnced, and behold-De sau'y! As mys-
FERROUS as ever. and with the old unce tainty
as to bis correct name, for whilst one account
says Mr. De Sauty Is in Charge OF the cleo
trica1 condition Of the cable for the mskers," :"
q, other says it Is MIR. De Sanity" Wh.re
he has been during the past seven years Is Is
much q mystery 10 tho public as what be-
corcs Of TIE flies Ia win :er. T. is enough
that he Is again on earth. after his long hibal-
na1lop. ready TO proclaim rs OF old, All
right De Sanity"
, 1865-07-12

NIustsr1nc e Ont Troop1-EAree Offer for
HelIca-Paymsnk on CheckA.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1Fihnne.1
TAsH1soToN, July II.
General Wright. comuand!rg the provisional
corp., has been directed hy tue Secretsry Of War
to hare mustered out Of eerF1ee fmmmedtate1y.
all the remstnfnc volunteer troops In bis com,
UCpsral Logan, ecnm anaine the Army Of the
TeEues.ce. and to General Peck Of the 9th corps.
Fifty dol!sre were ot1eted yestesdsy by relic
hunter for ttb. than tn frch OF the fops by which
Mrr Snrrstt va. hung. The offer .yas Refused
On sDd after to dav onls a5 per can't. IN zcreu-
b;cks, i1st.al Of 4D pc, cent. as before, will be
cf6ccFt in payment OF 3overnnen: creditors.
, 1865-07-12
FRO,1 Washing r0N.
Western ReeluaentR in echoh .ld'7
CNfpn tn b. BQuAteFtd 0ut-PAFaona
9sranIrd-lhe Ni1th AUDITORS once.

Especial p,s3.tch 10 tna Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, July II.
The following Western regiments, belonging
to schodeld'a corps, hsTe been mustered out Of
service, snd are now Gn their way to their fespec-
tlye Stahs: 9Th spd 10th Ohio cavalry; isash,
1slet and 1894 Ohio infantry; d5th 1t1tnoi'. sth
M1npesota, 3oih SID Hath Lndians, 9th MichiRan
cavalry, 18th. 60th and 18th kenucky tutintrJ, T.
I'd ard Eth Ken.usky c7'alrJ. and 18th oaio. The
s;h Inataua c4ya1ry will be retained In service
unit, the termination OF their period Of eultet.
mept.
ycrth faspttps snd Vifzinta rebels.
Hrn. resae N. Arnold returned this morning
frnr, hte " extern visit and resumes the duties Of
r;s p0siticn a Sixth Auditor. DnrIne HI ~:
hy he centlemarly and able chief clerk, M. 1.
w. McG,een. Of obtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19

low. and feu with O grave but not mortal wound
through tho left shoulder. Capt Keelcr ofGeu. Amess
stan, slightly wounded; Lieut.. Col. r. x. Meyers Of
the nth New.York arm and shoulder. not seriously;
Major Egbert Bagg, 1l7th Ncw.York, srIni Capt. Il.
W. Dawson. Gen. Amess staff leg, slight, Lieut.. ID.
B. Utter. llsd New-York. severely woundedi Capt.
HOLSTER ll2th New.York. right arm.
Capt. George II. Toc, Inspector of Gen. Terry's. aud
Capt. Matthews Of Gen. Ames's staff, were almost
constantly under fire. bearing dispatches bat were not
hit. They together with Capt Adrian Terry. Adutant
General to Mai Terry deserve mention for the CON
spieuous and distinguished bravery which they
Other officers whose names could not obtain, and
doubtless others whom in the haste of this may forget
deserve equally vel tho same compliment Surgeon
Norman s. Barney chief medical officer Of tho expedi-
tlon indefagahie and almost ubiquitous. seeing
TO- and causng be the wounded as they came
in. Surgeon Charles f. Washburn, Acknowledgment
Hans Powell with most efficient corps Of other sur
geons whose names sincerely regret did not pro-
cure worked with uuring energy all night, extending
that aid to the suffering wounded which their sad con-
dition required
To Col George g. Dodge, tie Chief Quartermaster OF
the expedition the country debt 1t never re.
pay for the in which he performed the essential
requisites to insure the glorious which army
aided by tie navy. has achieved to-day
Many interesting incidents which 1t would be agree
able relate must perorce be deferred for another
letter. cannot. however. forboar the mentioning o.
one go Characteristic Of the modesy Of Gen. Terry that
it 10 impossible to pass 1t over.
Amer the General had returned from the cGpitula
too Of Fort Buchanan to the baston Of Fisher, When
Gen. Anes, weary with his days exciting and heroic
abor had selected his bivousc. the enthusiastic sol
dicrs clustered about him. and rpon the suggestion
OF their number. set up succession OF rousine
cheers for their victorious chief. Boys" said tie
General modesy and removing his hat, Il think it J,
who should propose that cheers be given for YOU"
But must close leaving unsaid the history Of msny
heroic deed and unchroniced tbs name Of many who
have bravely done their duty even though they have
como forth from the fray uusostbed gone down ia
noble graves. new sacrifices upon their countrys en-
sanguncd altara JBc
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dvontages for recovery superior to any

other place.
The peace and order prevailing at Savannah since is
occupation by en- sherman could not be surpassed
Few male inhabitants 20 be seen in the streets
Ladies AMI Children eyncc tonsc Of security No IN
stance OF disorder OF personal inuy or insult has oc
cured. Lab)ring men ond mechanics white and
back are seeking employment.
The troops are cheerful and respectful toward every
one aud seem to feel themselves mnch at home and on
good behavior as II il their native towns.
TRADE WITH SAVANNAH.
Trade Is restricted at present TO actual military ne
,ossty llany ships with merchandise from tho Norh
are waiting at Hilton Head for permission TO go to "a
yainoh bat Gen. Sherman has admitted only limited
plumber Of supplies required by his troops.
mis,eke prevails at tie North as 20 tie present IN
uoenent for commerce at Savannah There is not yet
any lare population to be supplied no credit or money
no commodities Of exchange and there can be no great
amount for considerable period.
Anthe cot on and products now within Savannah
belong 10 the Government as captured property.
Stringent precautions against supplies that might 70
10 the enemy have tccn made and VIII be enforced by
Gen sherman.
The cotton captured in Savannah, Of which there is
rood deal Of Sea Island has been turned over by the
Quartcriuaster 80 Mr.. Draper special agent OF the
Trcssary The QnaItcrmaster GenerGl remains at Sa'
s. auuah 20 execute the arrangements for shipment
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary ofWm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT.
The Assault. on Fort Eisher-Earsher Far

BALTIMORE Wednesday Jan. ~ eco
The following is the correspondence OF i"s
Baltimore American .. -
GuNBoAr SANTIAGO. of Fort Fisher, az. a.rtsoro
After three DAYS Of the most ieI, in - tiisrar,
aching IN the naval or military experience ol ,.l
Sec Filth Pace
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See Filth Pace
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A slight change In tho plan Of attack. 90 FRS
detailed. was rendered Necessary The dsy was
fHe, the sea was sufficiently smooth near tho
beach and everything favorable to tho occasion.
Tie landing was intended TO be male at or near
the former point Of debsrkaton, but for prudential
reasons il was deemed advisable select spot further
up the coast neor the Half Moon Battery. which vas
accordingly done. The Brooklyn and accompanying
gunboats covered the landing In fine style. sdectny
preventing any Rebel demonstration on shore.
The first regiment on shore was the 18th New-fcrks
the second 37th United States .Colored. The troops
were landed as BEFORE in boats on the open beach, and
IN such order and under such excellent thaS
not man was lost. As fast o. they were lgnde4 "
men werc organized into working parties and we're
soon busy engaged in carrying the ammunition pro-
visions etc. landed from the storesbips
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u We are, also, having made, large guam
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The Presents and Souvenirs consist of La
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They have Received the Highest Premiums


in every instance, where they have been ex.
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Machines. We invite all persons in search oil
an instrument to execute any kind of Sewing
done by Machinery, to inspect them, and make
sure they secure the best, by proving the Weed
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IL PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can or
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u RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED, in
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WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
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FASHION PLATES.

Having made special arrangements with
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for contributions to our Fashion Department,
we call the attention of the Ladies to the same,
and commend our Monthly to their office, as
containing more Information in regard to Dress
and the Toilet, than any other Magazine pub
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CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c.. June IS, 1869.

CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c.. June Is, 1863.
: J. d. WEST & Co.: :.
5 .Geais-The pump which ordered for our
Mine is received and put to work in our un.
derlay shaft, which we are sinking, We frd
: that one man will with ease lift so gallons per
minute. We lifted in three and a half hours
all the water in the shaft, which measures seven
by twelve feet and 80 feet deep, and it was
. full when we commenced. 1t answers our ex.
pectations IN every respect, and our workmen
are highly pleased with it. 1t will do great
service with but trifing expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully,
BURR HIGGINs
90. We hare plenty more such certificates, but
think these are enough. For Pumps, Hose,
Pipe, &C., address or call upon
~ I'D. WEST l. CO.,
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President, THOMAS CARNEY, o,a-,so5 =
Elk Governor of Kansas.
Vice President, JAMES l.. MCDOWELL,
Mayor of Leavenworth.
Secretary, GEORGE A. MOORE,
Ex-Member Of the Legislature.
Assistant Secretary, SAML. F. ATWOOD,
Conveyanrer and Real Estate Agent
Treasurer, J. G. HEMINGWAY,
Hemingway & Co.'s Bank
Adjustor and Attorney, c. B. PIERCE,
Ex State Senator.
D. T. L. PRICE, General Agent.
This Company insures frst-cIass isolated
property. farm buildings. private dwellings,
and their contents. The risks are divided in
to two classes: the first consisting of dwellings,
household furniture, barns, hay, grain, ETC.;
and the second, of churches, school houses,
AMI other detached property-each class being
distinct from the other, and each paying its
own losses.
Policies will be issued either with Stock or
Mutual plan for term not exceeding five
years. No more than 81 900 will be insured
in one risk, or that would be exposed to one
fire. ~
This Company will Pay Losses
caused BY lightning. The Directors viii aim
to do safe, rather than large business, and
ma 70 Il .-...-I- ~
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HOME INSTITUTION:

and in soliciting patronage, do 50 with the firm
conviction that the plan adopted by them will
make the Company permanent and safe to its
policy holders, and as cheap a. the prompt
payment Of losses viii permit. -;
Jan. 90, '65-6m.
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53,sIs SOLD IN 1868.
WARRANTED.

This means, especially, that after a few
mouths use the lower roll
WILL NOT TWIST ON THE SHAFT,
And tear the Clothing, as is the case with our
No. 3, and other Wringers without Cog wheels.
In our monthly sales of over 5000, only from
one to two dozen are without Cogs. In our
retail sales, we have not sold one in nearly two
years! This shows which style is appreciated
by the public. This is the only Wringer with
The Patent Cog.Wheel Regulator,
And though other Wringer-mak are licens-
ed to use our Rubber rolls, yet none are ever
licensed to use the Cog-wheel Regulator.
Therefore, for cheapness and durability, buy
only the ..-.-5 s....--...f "a
Universal CIothes.Wringer.
On receipt Of the price, from places where
no one is selling, we will send the u. C. w.
FREE OF EXPENSE. 90. ...- f.J aHE
What we especially want is good
CANVASSER Dos
In every town. We offer liberal inducements,
and guarantee the exclusive sale.
R. C. BROWNING, General Agent,
347 Broadway, New York.
June 9, 1864.
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Consumpsive sufferers will receive valuable
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ma, Bronchitis. and all Throat and Lung affec-
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Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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sl7 Broadway New Yorks

- ~
TT was pronounced superior to all others at
i the Worlds Fair, in London, 1862. 1t took
the First Premium at the great Fair OF the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
City, 1868, here the Judges were practical
mechanics, and appreciated COG!WHEELS.
1t TOOK rHE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE
New YoRK STATE Fam, 1862 and 1863.
VERMONT STATE FAIR, 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA Stair FAu, 1868. :
INDIANA STATE Fan, 1858.
Iowa STARE FAR. 1863.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, ,.--.---r 1868.
AND AT COUNTY Fans WITHOUT NUMBER.
SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
It Saves Time, Labor, Clothes, and Money.
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1t is not only PERFECT WSINGER, but
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separating, as it does, the DIRT with the WATER,
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Any Washerwoman can use it-a Child ten
years old can use it. -f7
1t will save its cost every 6 months, in the
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FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.

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COM Ic5 ILL USTR4Tl0.NS

This Department of the Monthly, under the
brated Comic Delineator, will be found always
rich in Wit, Merriment, and appropriate De-
sign. te.i'f1' aaH -iii.. 10 ds 80 '' "5aa
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Is1 ...'i7E@ . ATTENTION! u,n
The CHEAPESTJEWELRY HOuSEm tne . .So
4,31s PIrcra OF AssoRrEp JrwELr ,oi PLATED
A COMPLETE List of Fine 1ois, ,d,ess
"A and Oride Jewelry, sent Tree; Iarsr.
.-9.-S IA. SALISBURY, AeI
Feb 26-'6s-6w.1 PnovfDh
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l. l. the Packet business, and established ou
reputation for promptness and reliability, ant
possessing great facilities for selling Jowelr,
in this way, we are confident that we can give
satisfaction to all who feel disposed to patron
lie us. = 81. ..s'.!r 4-I -.
se5o,oo0 worth of WATCHES, Ola
MOND PINS, CHAINS, &C., to be sold 70,
ONE DOLLAR EACH, without regard ,tc
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what you are to receive.
Just Look at the Following List of
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It's Watches, Handsomely engrav-
ed, and warranted perfect time
keepers,) varying in price from
$40 90 to 800 90 each
$50 Ladies' Watches, solid Gold
Hunting Cases, Is 90
is 90 to e5 90
5000 Ss Latest Style Vest and J! Neck - :,
$500 o.' Gent, California Diamond No ~ =
Pins, 9 50 to 25 90
1000 California Diamond Ear Drops o.'
5000 Miniature and Enamelled
Revolving Pins, 500 to 25 90
1000 California Diamond and En- 80 -
aeu oen' S' ~ ae oo.,,,
1000 Masonic and Emblem Pins.
800 to 10 90
$500 Gold Band Bracelets, engrav-
. ed and plain. 100 to 90 90 ''
) 90 to 70 90 /"
1000 Cameo Brooches, rich pat 90
terms, yery tasty, 400 to 60 90 &c
4 500 Florentine and Lava Pins. the !-5.s
real article, 400 to 10 90
$500 Lava and -Floreutine Ear.
Drops, 90 to 10 90, sc
5000 Coral Ear Drops, q 90 to 6 90 90
1000 Ladies' Chatelaine Chains.
Jet and Gold, Is 90 to 90 90 /"
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ILLUSTRATIONS,
GOLDEN STATES
; TERRITORIES
OF THE
p A1TETc

With Descriptive Views and Reading Mat,
ter, affording the most reliable and comprehen-
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their contiguous and auriferous territories. The
information we give in regard to the Pacific
States, alone, is worth ten times the Subscrip.
ton Price of our Magazine. The twelve mum.
bers, years subscription, when neatly bound,
affording two splendid volumes. suitable for the
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!

TIVE unde rsigned, having purchased the
I right Of :a.- =
A.. Ingalls, Broadcast Seed-SoWer,
are manufacturing large number of them,
and would recommend them to Farmers
They VII soy all kinds of grain, in all kinds
of weather.
. i'y All Machines We make are of good, season
ed timber, and warranted to give satisfaction.
.E.'-.lta HIRAM BELL,
- N. W. RYERSON.
White Cloud. December %, 1864.