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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Dreadful Calamity at Sea.

ONE Of the most heart-renderIng dis
(asters which has occurred for many
cars. LC1A place -. -l1~ U.s. &C.,, 80
(Cape Hatterss, y. c. On " ednesday.
THE 18th, the II, ). steam transport Cen
|eral Lyon sailed from Wilmington foT]
Fortress Monroe, having on board 204I
Iof the Both Illinois regiment, who had'
served ont their time, about 200 p lroledl
prisoners, and considerable number
'of refugees, making total Of $50 per
sons
The LYON proceeded as far az the BAR
where she remained over night, and at;
2 o'clock in the morning the 30th
proceeded on her way. Everything
to work favorably until about
ll0 o clock on Friday morning, { thel
'3lst, J when the thrilling cry of s'fre'
was sounded throughout the vessel
Nv omen ran screaming on the deck
searching for their children or friends
!whiie men were quite SIS appalled, on
frantic, and, in the language Of one OIL
the survivors, it seemed as If every oBel
had suddenly become bereft of their
senses, and the place soon became very
'pandemonium. Soldiers who had been
with Sherman through all his hard fought
sbattles, and had never been known 70
sfalter in the thickest of the fight, became
sas helpless a. little children
The fire was caused by the burning of
Ia barrel of coal oil in the porter room.
! In less than i've minutes the flames were
5belching out on deck, and with the as
distance Of a strong gale, spread very
Erapidly The mate endeayored to get
tout the hose and set the pumps to work
/ but the excitement was so great that but
little progress could be made toward ex-
the FIRE, and the attempt was
abandoned
Ia the meantime the captain of the
sship came up, and in the most frantic
] manner exclaimed shes gone! she's
Egone there no use trying to save
her. A rush was then made for the
Ethree life boats on board, which were
Esoon launched, the captain springing
9into the first one that was lowered and
.pushed of with but one other person
with him. The boat was soon struck by
athe wheel of the steamer, the captain
einstantly killed, and the person who was
kwith him in the boat, { Capt Weber
s56th III. reg, J was drowned some time
afterwards as he was being rescued from
athe swsmped boat to which he had chung
"a few persons in the other boats were
Saved, as well as several who were picket
Cup from planks and doors-in all nun
ebering only twenty
1t is related by the survivors tha
Snearly four hundred persons were below
9deck, and by some unaccountable over
Ssight, were there imprisoned and burned
B -the ladders having been removed
From the matches IL makes one shud
ydcr 10 contampiate the SceDpf Efy,
hlndraed and twenty one persons were
Teither burned or drowned, by this appall
. lg calamity, in less than two hours
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Trees For Sale

ScsSrsaa lot OF Exers-e@Es Of suitable size an
n e tcr raGSt saHtang the present sszson~-sa1
T-.r; ctece sarsetses At Pine VI: Back au..rs.rj
We 5000, " bite Pine Norway Spruce Ar9ur7cs
eury,c,s Irish and AnsEiez1 juniper, Bzlszra. Fl-1
Hsrnaock S.
-1Aase wistiu1 Sc purchase ar5 select thss 4
4rs-s s<Tpsr % address ALERT c. wASScyJ
Kehr1aa, lad-s Agsrt- E2rrh -, lss5.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

The Portuguese authorities have ac-
ceded to the demands of the Am erican
Minister at Lisbon, and made reparation
by discharging the commandant of the
fort that fred upon The L. s. steam er
Niagara
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

THE following extracts from articles in
the April number of the Gardeners
Monthly are seasonable, aud viii prove
Interesting TO most OF our readers:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

Legislature nasg law was passed, whicl
took effect on and after its pscSAge /
is the duty efass>Ssors tarake the mum
Der OF dogs in their respective. toxu
ships BY thislaw the tax legged upor
the owners is one dolhrfor gefftl emAI
and two dollars for lady dSy. and FOL
each additional dog the sum 81 two DOL
lars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

The people of New York have been
aroused by the assassination
'of the President - the determination
tina rebel sympathizers must be silent
lin tbs dark hour of the national grief.
Zone NAN has been thrown into the North
river TOR expressing satisfaction at the
death OF the President, and four Others
,have been sent 10 the Penitentiary for q
.similar offeose. A band Of young men
also visited tie residence Of Mrs. John
Tyler, widow Of the ex- President, and
tore down and carried away 3 rebel dag
she has been accustomed TO flaunt in
her parlors. The public heart is too
deeply aggrieved " the cold blooded
murder at Washing ton TO brook the in
suit Of treason now
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Sensible Talk

/ have been asked, sometimes, how
could perform SO large an amount !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07
WESTERN HOTEL,

Nos. 9, II, 10, Is, IL Cou'tlandt Street
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This od.e Established and ravorite resort of the Busi
ness Community has been recently reftted, and s
pete in everything that minister the comforts Of
its patrons Ladies' and families specially and care
fully provided for.
and is contiguous to the principal lines Cf steambuaa
cars, omni busses ferries, &c
The table is amply suppIed with all the luxuries
the and equal to that Of any other hotel in
country.
Ample accommodations offered for upm ard Of 10,
guests.
" DO not believe runner rsnackmen, aud others VII,
may say the Western Hotel is full"
u. ID. WINCHESTER, Proprict,t
THOS. y. WINCHESTER.
Feb, Is, leG2.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07
The Leh,gh Cattle Powder
B Warranted ID

.eNSt ~
bo the mort power
fu agent OF the stom
ech and blood OF Cattle,
Swine, or sheer, IN pre-.
nttine digestion cleans
Tag the system and trsn
sfer.ng the purified an.
imsi duid IN flesh, fat.
milk. butter and strength
and establishing health
and vigor.
DUYOY's HORSE l.
MULE POWDER 10 the
only medicines legally
patented in France, Eng.
land, Switzerland aud
Holland, and duly nd
mitted by their Courts,
honored with prize med.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07

SSst sSe ioa Iloiand, 5"sS''aSS "aS S"y I%c "S'
AILtNroWNp" hoSgted with M p,.s med
ais and invented BY MI Duvoy na oo ,ne nam
ufac tured by G. q. HIRNER DR. of q, and A" Allen
All iseases Of The stomach blood Lungs and Bow
els speedily and certainly cured. Healthy stock vii,
he brought into the very hghes, state OF reIiee,,nn
To- hard working horses breeding stock aud colts and
saved thousands OF yaluableuhorses from contagious
d'e''f rn e Tsil sneH r. WORM coNFEcToNs
crectualiy overcome all the obstacles which usually
pnd also one OF the most agreeable purgatves for
children SO confident is the inventor oi the success
on IF hi. nyepn,a,ion that he furnishes every grad
unted physican, with written prescription as new
1rd riit ~ rNioN R0ACf, RAT MICE AND ANT EX.
/ TERMINATION,
1, powder for the sure e1termination OF all Vsrns
Sreferabc to the old PHOSPHORUS Paste which hard
ems in a short time making u worthless FoI dlrec'
tiona and m culars the small bills in the boxes
| NJ One hundred and thirty seven premiums have
been awarded TO these celebrated preparations up tc
Royh, & RoYtR. are the wholesale Agents in Phil'a
TTIOL ESA LIE q. RETAIL.
For sale by W. Erasmus, sole Agent fo'
Bloomsbury.
sharpless. Catawissa
1, II. d j. Shoemaker, Buck HON.
Master & Bro, Millville
q. Preston, Robrsburg.
Stewart & Sloan, Orangeville'
llende rshot,, Bloom msburg.
| &. Fowler, Espy.
Greasy 4 Co., Light street.
Law Spangler, Lime Ridge.
bowman & owen and Miller, Berwick.
On. Fowler Fowlersville.
EeE- All orders for Columbia Count,
will be addressed 10
w. ERA SINUS,
whole sale Agent, Bloomsbury.
G. G. HIRNEK.
November 10. 1904 --l2n.
, 1865-06-24
It. L0u{a MArkEEs
A3A1T ne ek1 fes h. Tvhtf& On Tf1hrnA ]

[speC19
ST. LoC1s, June =,
To1Acco-ateAdy an4 n1raer. Green tugs 81 80 to
Is 80: factory do $3.50 to 800: common shipping
leaf $40 to t1s0o: common manufacturing lesf
{isIQ1o n 20; medium do IS 50 TO III good do
|. at $s1.to to $s,!oo-
F1ouB-Remalns s1pgg1sh and without change.
grt11--Wntat dull With tA:es OF goo1 TIL II Il Is
@ln prime elssa1s7; choice 91.2ssL~a. Corn
TO 4clewsT-sses included s1s bu txsa II lots at 6s
@e5c go. ? mixed yellow and red de:irtrtd, at &c;
10 bu mixed 1t s1c. delivered; LIS do 1eltow and
white at 12ci 100 do At 7sc; anh sho DO yellow aud
rh;fr IN los ae,Te.sd, Ut ~ pse1 Oats tnact,Te
af4sa&Bc. Nothing doas In hJzor Baf1sy.
KauKT-&1n6.
, 1865-06-24
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
lSptctN ui.p1Lca to tho Chiesso Trib7neI


BkDsnoxr. JnaeD-9p,m-
A3xrvzp-Eupress. Lasa'.e. 7,s6s oa corn, s, b1
1ye,1s1 - hides. 1900 D. ztsc; Montsat. Lick.
rors so bf nors, 14as GO hs4a, 40 .. se,.es 60
na meal: B. NostnfnE. Lemont, 90 JHts rub,le
stons H. O. Loomi. Len1ons, 20 yds rubblo ssons
D. Morton. Lemont. e5 cyasds1uonle stone 10 ID.
dtmcnhoa Atone; Rescue, Lem out. Ct y1y ruoble
atcner II ids dnfnston 1to1e. 60 u wagons. &c.
LAZY Fssokin, Lamont, ~ c IDS diuenaion stone !;
Energy. Joliet. on corn; Contes., Norris 23.o
bu cosD, 30 bu oata: GAh na Ot,aw., $50 bn corn
4oto on cats; H. G. GsIlo:d, Loctpogt, so hu corn;
Leu.be, Jaetb Loefs 80 Yds suhple stone.
tLrA1xD-sts1s and etr1pss, Morris: onsniags
Lasse. 77<n ftlumb.r: Bar Btatc, L&sAe, So ~ n
l1mber; Ottawa. 0ltawa: Industry, Jo'ist ss.aa n
Iurtes: Aap:s- Letf. Jollst; Eescus. Lamont; r.
Selth1up. Lamont; LAdy Franklin. Lenont; D. C..
Merton. Lenont: H. q. Loomis, Lenons; Repu,lic.
Metza> Il ia 4 luthers caron is.as. L,sAN4 a slt
lumber 30 10 shingles, 96 ~ !Ath, 100 bss sat: Com.
Fo.ees Lasae. $n3 II lumber, T5,tso shingles zs1so
lath 100 of1D ssti Luells. Lockpart; KAnkakee, Wi
mngtep, $50 Il lumber 500 posts, 1850 ahtnz}es
PtanIs Qqeen. 0stav4, 500 brick; Asgnous, ostA-
IN ekFJn tunh51ha
, 1865-06-24
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR n11pNIf;uT MARKER REroKT.

= = M, =,
lspscial DiepAtca to tho Western Assoeissed Press
fxw 3oHx' juno ..
RAILROAD s1ocKs.
1hs stack market tcntinuea extremely dull. Tbs
Dal's and 1t rather dimcuh 70 sussA1o Quotations
,hcnzh Mtte oppsaea BY the Beass. These y Ses5
little outsiee bsy.ng. knd tue 10 aFxss
TO 1httnselses. The s5tet - lctdsa up E!sn fta-
nu'xh, noaznt On pfosPset o. as'laena. Esess III
.tcet Thn veather Ii rather bad for stslTe move.
mems On the atrees.
AnIoCHEKExT. ....
Ihe etoek Exchange, today, resolved to adjourn
from the 1et to tie sth Of July. This action likely
10 be followed in other directions
aoTfRsSxz1s. ..-...
GovefpmsptA Al rather mora active. Late reports
, 1865-06-24
Buanao Market,

UU7F4Lo, JQno 23-S .. n.
gkA3S-HhsAt dull; hs1d at ft.es for Ch'caxo
String: Il ~ for Amber h1wAnkee; 4t6se3l,tS Tor
Whltr A!eEiean+ Carp sasie! ssies e Hh!e i soc
rIcsiaE duh and ,nseitya. Barley md hyt nominal.
Fsnonrs-Io Nsv Eorf-Wheat. 1skc: Corn.
like: cats. 1xc. -.
CaxAE E1roa1.-Flouz.c ?, 900; whsa. '7.s'o; Corn,
10 $50: QAt9, d99t0s
, 1865-06-24
CASH ADVANCES.

we 4ze prsrsred to make liberal .dvAnces on Wool.
cr ocuce Of anY de4csfptiJn held IN store 10 this
cry. o. {or snIenaent to Easte,1 m1s1ets. We Mto
after uF tosvlces parties IN of out oI The
civ. Nho MkY wish 10 pptrAts IN thD mAskfs On
margins. ---
CILHERTsON, BLAIR d CO.,
C,mu1inioa Ae1chants, ~ Wells It.
Astb81f Ct tthp
, 1865-06-24

NV foRk, Juat 2S,
COTTON Mora active and arm = ut SIC for mid
ding.
FLOUR Dali. heAry, md 1f@tsc 1o.er: y. .o0s Is
for exsfa etste @ bos @ iot fonnd ho Oato. and
with no buyers ut outaioe ouotatlons.
GRAf1-Whtst dali and 13a2c lower anoer MIchk-
gau si.21a1::3; ehoice anahar Ai!wsukee e. hJe
nal. Tern wlthnut decided change: saa3o. for con.
mon MIXED Western. and &t3a1c for sound do. tas
4e better 7aiee for Westsrn. closing iA:tsr prcs.
eales 10 haK1 range On private terms.
GEoc1Htks-Fitu. Sales l,f0 baRs. sugars dnll ri
11@leke for tubt MuscayAdo. and 13x for Port
IHenx Mo'Asass tuii Aud QUIET
IxTrolTUz--s,cf fof crude; sc renned II bond. and
11Gs1c do tree.
NeE MeaNntns;n% ~ 81 .s ne. ~ ~ ~ -
2s. !or - d.; sls.oeals '9 ios Prime. saa .ls73
Fam Me,s. and al:Io@ale.oo 70: KzIa 49, ,sf
M.ms ,tess! = a:a.osM Tx Cqt Meat, 1s@ht It
Lard Gull II 15Ha1s4c. hnlter quiet At 7293nc f2r
Ohio, and 2as3c f,s state Oh les duist it 85lo:.
, 1865-06-24

Among the articles Of lnteseet recenrIy attract,
Ing the attention Of the ,nuliitudes Ut the Fair,
are the banners OF the gallant 3ah Illinois Yeter-
yo'unt ers, yates PhAlan1) in care Of Chaa. II.
Cltrk, Surgeon ftae regiment, aud for the past
year chief ope.sting Surgeon OF the 74sa Army
Corpe, now on visit to this city. And they were
xell worthy the careful stent,ou bestowed upon
their uttered folds, which 'poke volumes for the
regiment. Upon one Of then, iihe blue
:ssnesnt e,ss o' pre.ea.sa sfsass e I'd res
inent By Msjof General John 6ibbon, CON.
raandinE the 9Th Corp, for gallant condues IN the
assanls upon Fort Gregg, Petersburg Aprl 1865.
paigu, under conmand Of HOMER a, Pumptan,
graduate Of one Of our institutions It Evanston,
not thread Of the color MAS broken. On the I'd
Ut division, taniliarl1 called "the Wes!sTn
hoys," upon Fort Gregg. pronounced By Gen.
Grant. WHO witnessed H. to be one Of the mot
.s1d planted upon Inst bsropehosd. The "lsst
hut ere II gained entrance into that fort sixtI
smitten bJ the miss1les Of tho enemy sixteen OF
.s.t runS.! Ne sids S{ side under The .hadow of
rnrde ~ lie thrust Of rebel basouet when It
was 6rtt planted upon the parspet; the other
ftnts, kud they are numerous. Enstk the passage
Of Of arh..S m'nls eai' and .hrfeanE grape
For ID eaiia1tzy on that orcas!on the astb re-
e4ised the besuuful esg1e now on exhibition befe,
oa q 81
preEet, md Col. 7. g. Osborn, commanding 1st
b1iRaae, was promoted to Bsigsder General by
i, Sppomat,oI Coalt House, On the otb OF
April, + Was sgalu fosemost in the sonn,ct whi-h
compelled the snrsende1 Of Gen. Robert E. Lee
both occ,slont, At Port Gregg and Appomattox
Court House, the braye men Vi ho bose this color
we1e shot doan. The Color Sergeant Henry u.
o. Fol- Gregg, bus been awsfded b. the War De-
to1 Court huuse, breyet Big. Gen. osborn was
iii Elk M,ior. ,a oSfA' 0A3 ''e' 1'''A "''p'"''
The othet banners accompanying the one bear
tpr Inc earle. cary tie tntrks Of hard fought
e% e. as ..nns s9s e sp1 n = - hs bs
Ftstment and capture of Fort Wagner, South
carol,na, upon which The ssth 1!ltnois lid t1e
wfeni S1e 1as coreeded hy tne Lieu,en,nt Geners;
10 Be ibe GStar Regiment" Of she Army Of the
TSs following memoranda concerning the .ec1-
ufnfsj dsrs na1c been fpruIshed NJ by Surreou
claiEs:
peI On Fo1t Wsgner carried through the whole
sieee in South Cafolint, in fsct through tho
whole war; at the battle OF Drewry'e Bluh. where
tits tefore Rjehmond; Il battie Of Deep Ran,
Anc ust J6th, 1864 The color bearer, Sergeant s..
T1n. Of CO. p, was h'led; AZ ths battle Of Darby.
ehol down, md the banner WIZ only rescaed bJ
Blood On tht a,g Is bis owu; Wst carried in ri.
Sy H. A1sn ~ Carried
ehe.tsr. o. Morris 1sl.nd. 5; G.. carried through
| "uov. Yates FiaRr-recelved a.SSewbern, n c,
| Through ill tho campaign in South CasollnA; to
, 1865-06-24
Gold weak with yety little activity.
EXCHANGE,
Foreign exchange quiet.
XoNxT.


M1LwAuKKx. J1ne q.
Ptork-Dun and .we1k. Bales Of so hlla River
steetIK tpIiug 1t @soo.
GRA,Y-wheAt--Recelpts 79. .ooo bu: declined lo2c;
salEs On 'Chsnse: 5000 bn At f1.1291 TX. 0au
doll; aales Of COO bu Mol At 46c In ttore.
Wheat market At the Eewhall House tbs evening
As very quiet. Sales Of 1900 bu No. In store At
, 1865-06-24

On Wednesday afternoon, u chfonie1ed before,
the eoDs Of Edward Mcconnell were pllytag IL q
boat on the lake shore netr their fifth .t's tesl-
moor1ngs, the boat was carried into the like BY
strong outward ids. When eighty rods out
Charles about eleven ycars OF sge, hndiug a.sist.
both Be- lost, threw of his cost and boots and
telling hte younger brother to rems1n in the boat,
aud thatha vas gotng to swfm asnose. aud hrlng
the water, snd aner swimming against tho adverse
tide fur about dyo minutes, sank. u:n great
burden WIS the safety ot niue Benny. He was
O. of9e an elder brother, with Louis Leeman ana
George cusrey overlook Benny more than two
miles from shote, hut t1e tide being SO strong
George o. Baker OF the schooner Dick Summers.
All praise IL tuc to these gallant re.cu.rs, VINO
tieked shcfE lives on the rough sea, and the Cap
t.ln who reEcaed them and brought all but the
hero boy who gaze up his 1ifs for the safety Of
Kenny eAfe1v IN shofe
, 1865-06-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

81 Look on tAis picture and then on ihat."
Here you behold the inArn step,
The pallld cheek. wasting FORM
ENLISTED feod, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aehes, pstns,
Sleepjets nighit4 and mental deepoudcncy.
TheTe. lau1hinR health, sparkling eJeA.
ElaEtlc step, craving appetite. forgotten cares,
Genial fhpr1bt and ambitions resolves
Show the contract and marx the picture,
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenbosb, the Doctor
smith had taken bottles th1te
OF pnAKk's PLANTATION b1rrERs.
{eAl
, 1865-06-24

TOLEDO, June23.
0RAn,-Theht-Whitc Michigan. tl5sx; amber
HschlE p, M4S; red Miami, $i.35. cofn-61c ipr
u 1ed. Oats. s5c.
LAKE F1ziuHrs-Wnezt, SIC to BaGalo, TIC to
, 1865-06-24
Albany Cattle nJarkets
+ rsrecdal Duptteh to the Chicago Trtnone.l

AIaAHY, ouaa -
There WA sharp demand fer btevts 10 daJ at an
advance Of about He Z =. some 1.soo head changed
h+rds 1t 60se toT 4.nmoo: 7KaeKe Tor ordinary TO
good, ard a09xc for extra. Receipts Up - tois
cTeoinE. &tsos
, 1865-06-24

Frds. Wi1liam., lafayette. lad.
A. A. He1:xmanu. Read nF. Pa.
Marin O'Btien. OEcnsboro, Ey.
Wm. q. Lone1s. Sonth Bend. Ind.
D, III, Kenpes, Eanktkec, IL.
Joseph McKeIaan, Indianapolis, Ind.
a. Bond vile, NotIa Dame. Id.
Louis Heeb. D abugue. loEa;
Joteph r. White. S. Louie. No.
Cyrus ). Fetspn. Pttpee'on, H.
jGmes Bnrns, Ssehs.1le, Tenn.
John Dillon, Joliet, Ill.
r. V. Motif, Na1voo, III.
n. II ua1111, Charleston, Mo.
John skerS, 0tsher, Ind.
John Bawry, Na:hyt le, Tenn.
John " Llndssy, Charleston, No.
Peser D. ehant, F7asfiin. Q.
Wm. Free, LoEsnsport !1d.
David H5land, Chicago. III.
John Cs5d. Louisville, ky.
Henry Dean's, Co!dwlter, Mich.
Thomas Murdoch, lafayette, Ind. :
Edwin Louthen. Pa!nyr1, No.
Robert Nnba, sandnES!. .:
Parl Corroran, Cincinnati. Q.
. HfnrT watkins, Chicago, III.
Nathsmel Smith. Nashvaile, Tena.
Cht1les II. McDefnott, Ktnosha. Wis.
The following poem xss thsp feeited By D.;
to With much interest:
Hafl to the glorio1s martial AIM
y; ~ sxes, go. 1x:r, ,ts e. ma:,s ssi,n'
s'sEsiz s,sEs Z Z u -. p,..,
e
rsa: Il: hs:e s. q WALL
Ait fol ttom evt1J sait.
70 ihy mercy neat.
a.. ,r,....,~,. -os
Goas ,mase p,vtd .hs head.
Toy sssi . II ~ Y:m.snsas s's s9fm fqe.a sa.es'
1tuee and Nnt2UEht.
Ept i.ee ~ thought.
where oac. the driver seou1ssd The slave
To tpIl al untsqult-d,
e95S1a 4G .,ir M d tons ls,s p-kiEated:
~ And diving lEhs
11nvns I'm I'll tns nirts.
......e..
Hns1s Hnsn st9at;cstd Sa In IL souls. >e' N'
S9T 81 Hesanea sss1e IL ss ihe the1l sehooa.
Lie SABBATH bsiis-
Glsrleus Unioni The wazTiofs sword
And c1oss OF tE 1T. ntttnk.
Eerseml natt'ea nkh,lnE-
NV lie sn ea1th.
With heavenly o'''a'
Aetiu we tAl the dswninE nEht-
The Awninx !kht Of peace:
III so.y 6oddss. cssse-
For war IL o'e1-
oo-.rorae ara mn, tn p,oue Ri +harex turnsd.
Tn ntnninr .honEh oUr tneAys.
and s1es IorR te1ftt W1th safroxirg.
Nov m+lt Eiih joyous tesss.
A. coles 'hs rain
1oth' AID n1a'a-
=, bn,r o,,s,
stGS; G;,1. ismT snT,nT mn ,Tms +ptxtnsd.
wrtsthe n.e9 hsfots. nroEs. With tsu4e1
And ol1yp l%.vea combined
Nt1er fading
thspie1A h1Ading.
... 20, .c,,,r4 r1teon-. now.
tGii1S n1isr hcT xsr scsired sort:
Ann bfa. ~ VII fe m the b. nQftd grayey.
Or her msrtyr<d ta1lea one1.
rnf 1f rae1o1n 1t1n Ta,n 1aAao
bo' ne' IL *N'n' ~
Amcnr thu nsnnes that frf*nt ltps
fhtt lip 4 ~ -. caoih. I. :. anee.
TIE ,SHsa SSsnp1ena p1eo,sr u fame n11.''
cnn,a s4nbttion c:atn?
oul ntE It'll prsua'J n1sts ABOVE
Trt irt ett ana o. .. e.r.ns niov.
oSf ess,s ssnd os strasdoma bgts-
whcfe iii r1e Gts
F1oin "a 10 sea
sssI1 ~ s"oy1 1.ens. .ne nu1t en. "'co
s,t,. ,he saerc1 sTmbo, fell
From III cross thal's ii its bi.t;
Je1ttee coraten.
Will lose a'etas.
ne y. sf Iarx std ~ rrsS ~ ~ sGd,r.s ~ -,
nts1 tatI TIsr,s ahsrmnn uhn a. ha;nv enc.teJ
HI. rasanas ~ 1h1ch r. Mss ,Uritsd - hs+oms
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memoft ,1 sas iNas its ,.ama =, r. g..
s.., H. ~ JcaSsT-aa NV H.; M ny 4ha -
tneuur uae ~. Sta ~ r. -; ~ sus HI
o. ns ~ r. Va1nT yon.vc be py,as
, 1865-06-24
,Gtrapen.

| CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From
~ front o. 81 est Wastir ZION sttoet last evan.
Ing at hsN past oAc1 tk.ra KAY msse. I'd 70
! iisat Top buggy Arra1ona>in teEard Ntn be paid
| Brck, or 503 Michigan Avenue. ]. ADAMS AZ
LXa. }e!ibal1s
, 1865-06-24
New York stock mud n1ouey 1f4rket.

........ NEW TuRI. Juno3,
ue1xBL1s0 E1cuAAox-puu and hesvy at 10oK@
lin. -. -
GoLp Scarcely 10 nzm-openinE st ilIx. declining
to liuY. ard Elo.inx 1t 1t4x,
.Goyrexx1>T sro:1s-Wilhont deci4ed ch.pee.
q. y SITS, WH 81 year cart, s9K do DO nsW
isauR, 08X.
lH:Fs In Z s. Fstty. ~ n. ", 2lN: n. ". p!a.
, 1865-06-24
nj 4 n II i e D .

In this cttY. tho Atn iust. n the testdeaea Of
Y. r Phslps E;a. b The II, R.y Htnty J. waite.
Fauib Church. lslor GNntrA EDWARD n. MoI,ODE
1a4 biss MANY Thompson.
r. this city, on vi dnesday evening, luna list At
st. Pauis Church. By th- Rev. DR. RTht9. NJ. 20 WIN
DKAK1N. att1t, Aad Miss BELL FUN. both OF thls
CitY.
, 1865-06-24

lEptctAl Dkpatch 70 the CAcago Tlihuna.I
DETRoIE Juue =.
ur-Cenet. Waucoucs, Breed, RApl1, Bermuta,
EAEk.
Dowa-Conttitutlop, PorsroY, Myrtle. stxu,pe &C.
Cooper. Queen OF the Lakes. Sltlor Boy, Portland
Holy.
Wind geutbeast,
, 1865-06-24

Itch! Itch! Itehl Scratch; Scratch
Scxa tch f-Dr. Blanks Itch Cerate Will cure the
Itch IL thirty eix hours also cures sca1d Head,
salt Rheum and all diseases OF the ektn All otheE
cures for akin diseases contain the health destroy
,nG mercury, and are dangerous blank Cetafe
Prfee BY nail sl1ty cents par box, or by express
our dollars per dozen. Sold BY druzgist Renet
sllJ al 50 cents PEI box. Fl. Scovil, - Rando!ph
street ChIcsVo. general agent my44x70S1m
, 1865-06-24

GO to thn Hest.-qo 70 Rry4nt q aisttou'a
Chicago Commercial College TO get thorough
prscncal hustness ed1csdou, or to become good
tor rSecula.A. B5JAX1 b SIRATTQN, CAlSAxQ. Als
, 1865-06-24

The foi owing table shoEa tho exports Of produce
zud pfovItt Eew Yert to fo.ejk ports dprtug
The week enelnE June ~, and since January viii
fnmnxrk1tfe t3tttAttcas - ~
, 1865-06-24
A0rRE DAME UNIVERSITY.
TWeaty-F1r1t AnnHI CsnneueeneLt...Ad-
dress bJ Mi. Ger. Sherasn.
ST. mAR1,g ACADEMY.

The Twenty nyst Arrusl Commencement e1er-
eises OF The University Of Hotre Dame. loe1ted 1t
sonth Bend. Jntisns4 were held on Wednesday
last. commencing nt 2 O'Clock In the morning.
1heru v.s 4 iarge attendance Of parents, guard
i&ns ard tfieuds. The Crest Western Light
auard Band Of Chicago was pselent, and MI,
Gen. Sherman lent his eopntensncs On the occa-
aiep. The fp;!9wtug wa7 The p.o7Eauue:
.ovcftufe-aFwtukEDf stlrs. IVAN. Band.
Ancient and Modetn Eloquence. ....A. TsmmAny.
Ara ron the Opera Of Don Giovanni .0tches,ra
Ihe eplfls Of The eAge....-..........J.C c. Dunlap.
... Messrs; Cor
"Tht Prisoners sHops"-Quartcte R,,.nd r. seoa; 81
--.....-..... 8saunAtein.
Dc 1mnoftslltate Anine. ]. Bttseu.
oGe.4S " OIFan ....-..--..-....... ..OfrhestA.
Anelept and Modern Rome. A Cotcosan.
NAnu14AIe-....s..- s-..-.+.-....+-. .OfC1EsIf4.
Aeesrs. Corby,
"1he Old Flag. -Quarte,te.. :. seott Hyiana,
md Br1nnstein.
= ~ AtoS14 q 6fo*n
x,GylALuet foiAA .uscheetfk
"Deaxest Spot On EAtth"....... ..........B Band
D1srR11C11oN or rRKxIUxA
Nanf... Field Band
6eene-Ceren,ony On Initiation.
"Ehe III Care for Af''f' fSflss hsl,ssa ses,t III
eoEFFppYxa ~ nHepvra