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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20

WISNsBoRo, April IA courier just arrived
from Camden says that the enemy fifteen hundred
to two thousand strong, have left Sumter, and
are making their way, tits supposed, to Florence
No great amount ofbprning was done in Sumter:
only the depot and Government buildings being
DESTROYED. The ,loss OF. Government stores Was
very heavy. The troops are said to consist OF
half negroes and half whites We have force
at the proper place to meet them. !: p. - p
The report about guRboats coming mp, the Con
paree river has been confirmed by an arrival here
It is coniectured, however, that itis'enly forag.
ing party. No other news here of Importance
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20

IUe1sTA, April 1.-THE latest adVices from from
Montgomery are up to noon, and state the enemy
are six miles from the city. Our troops are pre-
pairing to eyacuate the place
Columbus is being prepared for invasion.
Stores are being removed. The several hospitals
from that city and Macon are ordered to Char
Iotte, y. c.. -
, 1865-07-06

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
JAcKsoNyu.IE, July s.
Probably the largest gathering any y*here,
in the statc, outtide Of the city Of Chicago,
net On The Fair ground at Jacksonytle,
on 5e6aerdsy, to celebrate the Fourth, at
trne,cd largely, no Doubt, By m announce
m.nt that rome twenty wild Indians, from
the tase Of the Rocky Mountains, would Etre
thrilling enterta1 ueut IN the Arena Of the Amphi
thesteI, concluding With I Bntl4lo hups, the Bur
lalo t. be furnished by DR.. Mcfarland, Of the
1tsarc asylum. From an easlyihour long trains
Of family wagons, each containing ba.ket filed
with p1oseEcar for the day, might be seen ap.
. sne s, ess fS.s
persnts were within the enclosure. The
whole county Of Morgan sufned ont en-
masse,. old snd yonua, rich and pooE.
cessior which proceeded from the Court Qouse
Isl 4 erard monumental car, bearing shsl.
fcnse twenty I've feet hieh with the following In.
eeription "Sscrc1 TO the memory Of every life,
Un1cn dutite the elaveho1deri' rebellion
willie ard hlue hauTtngs and a1cbe. ofe7eYGreens,
the while eurnuounted with bu't Of President
Lipco n. In font, on IN elevated eeat. rode 4
beautiful young lady, dressed to repre.ent tbs
Goddes. Of Liberty. in her len hsnd shield. and
IN her right thtrty pole and cap In tao
center Of The car. cronpcd together
esesfea IN ihe nsaonal eolois. representing ins
Entes, while On the re8r seat III fnuian wonRn in
native eppsrel With bow and Quiver, to represent
he ttFi,1o1ies: Ths chariot WIS drawn BY # tis
following Inscriptions: "One Nation, ona Cor.
errmert one People" i" the whole bring designed
to illustrate the ut1on restored and the Stases
firmly nud infcparably entWtLcA together.
Next followed car bearing al the Segtn,ental
and battle fsGe thAt bad been presented to the
, 1865-07-06
Especial 0ispatca to The Chicago Tnbune.1

Especial DiFpatca to the Chicago Tdbune.1
DETROIT, July $.
The Fourth passed Of Tcry quietly. the only
cemopstzstion Of \ public character being the
rtoeefEion Of the Trades Assembly and Fire De-
partment, and IN orattnn at Woodbridge GEove,
By Hon. Henry II. Look, Of Pontiac. Fc1z hun
drcd eoldisr1 at Hsrper's uospstal we're lurn.ehed
with ticaer by the ladies' Of the city. In the
e,.,ripc tncro va. considerable d1splaY Of fire.
work. ty citizens.
There were tut few accidents and only onc fatsl,
thst Of a little girl ten years Of age,- named Nc,
tnrrhiin, who fell iato the flver from the ste1me1
Wind Joe aEd Was drowned.
1h,e morning IN unknown man fell Into the
RIVER Ixs,n the Dero.tE q Milwaukee 3 4. dock
ind Wxa crowned before assistance could be rem
d. red.
Nal. Gen z. C. Ord and familyhsve arrived In
thtFscity u are stopping at the Bttd1e House.
The Ecnt Ntndows Of 4. Il Fsd's boot bud ehoe
store were broken last night and a con>ldt rab1e
aa4ouLt OF clothing and boots anu shoes were
TIE teboone. Illinois, with cargo Of lis tons
o! tos1, Funk OF fetmll1ton. IN leke EEte, on the
I'd tptt She was the oldest craft o. tho lakes.
NJ lives LOST.
The propeller Illinois. which waa sunk BY COL
l,eicn with The propeller Dean Richmond, several
dn5s e.nce, ha. been abandoned, aud is fast going
to p1ecee. -.
Ju6ee Withcrt1l. IN the Recorders Court, gave
an ontnirn TO GAY affirming The conlti uu uohAity
OF the Detroit Metropolitan Police law 1he
question Of fte eonet!tu na!ty Will probably be
brought up at the next term Of the Supreme
Coutt.
, 1865-07-06
From ST. LOUIS.
Meeting Of Wisconsin Lumb-ruen-
Destructive F1rcs-ncetinG or MILF
tart 0f11csrA.
rspecikl pirpatch to the Chicago Tribupa.1
c. TnY-Ya 1nnA 4

rspecikl pirpatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lor1s, Juneh
The Wisconsin 1umbe1nen had reunion and
ce1et ration Of their own at thctt headquarters,
the Gait upuee, yesterday, which wA most
b,ppy aHalr, a genuine o!d-fashioned celebration.
The wine, toasts and speeches we're excellent, and
everything wns in keeping with the epirst Of the
dsy.
1t two O'Clock this afternoon ire broke out
In The fourth story Of the larEe double 1rEnitu.e
warehouse Of Mc:sIs. r d " MITCHELL on toolsa
tt1ee., entirely destroying the fourth aonr. The
Mitrhels occupy two stores and the four noofs,
IN esch filed with furniture, valued ~ not leas
than f11o COG, insured here I'd a Cincinnati:
Ing n nerwitz q Co.'S recthy,ng sssahli:hnGnt,
on Main etrett, eecond door below " sluut, which
W1s badly damaged. Tho ire then tpreAd to the
ssSaaFps e. to s naaH5Rs
arrival oi ,he rrcmcn. Thorpe 4 c.. Tsrc del.
err n WOOL. oty htde., fars and feathers, none Of
stock Il estimated At from 6so0o0 10 S25U0o in.
cured for $4,000. R. F. Berry l. CO. lost stxtT
hogtbesds Of tobacco. The origin Of tie nse il
In accordance With prevtous arranc-ments the
officers prctent tn the ely Who psrt,. III
! c!rs,ed in tha mflit45y Operations which
si,T =, 70 Of those efents by dinner at ths iinde'l
Honse 1sst evening, About dity persons were
| nresent. inc]uding 4 number Of prominent c,.l
zrns. Speeches were made q Hoa; asnsy ay Z :
Strong f and md otbe1s. The affair was pleat;nt AM
| aereesbe Ia the highest degree. ReeoluaoR ies
| arrangements for the formation Of a Ersno Nhuon
sos,sty to meet ne5s ysar II SsT aesfdsn aodd
thfoueh life.
, 1865-07-06

Yestefday afternoon the United States gun
boat Reindeer, commanded-by Captain JAR
yelt, U. s. N, arrived at Jefferson Barracks
with large quantity ofordnancc stores from
Mound City, Illinois. For the last year it
has been matter Of much discussion whore
+; the Western navy yard should be located. and
the Department have tlnalIy settled upon the
/ point Just below Jefferson Barracks. Captain
0has. a. Bahcock, q. S. n, hascommand and
1'll Immediately commence surveying the
land and erecting suitable buildings. He Is
an old officer In The navy and q 1T person to
hare charge Of so responsible AZ undertaking.
He is assisted by Captain Frank Church, Of
Chicago, who has command Of the marines.
Those sisiring the navy fard viii ind them
pleasant and agreeable gentlemen. We are
informed that ii the courae Of week, five or
sx more transports will arrive loaded with
guns, guu.carriages, &c. &e.-N. Louis Denso-
4T1t, 50,
, 1865-07-06

The Buffalo papers announce the loss OF
tho barge, Empire, which broke in twin of
that port during storm on Wednesday last.
We noticed but a few days since her passing
here with an immense cargo of lumber, which
freight she was about to land nt Its point OF
destination, when Intercepted by tho storm.
It Is stated, that Of her cargo, fre Thousand
feet, or thereabouts, will be lost. The En-
pire, it is known to many, was one OF our
lake relics, which one by one are fast passing
away, to number among the things that
were. She was built at Cleveland In ISL, BY
Captain G. ". Jones, for D. n. Barney s. Co.,
and registered 1856 tons burthen. She per-
fo1med two trips between Buffalo and Chicago
In that year, and was known rs the MANI
moth steamer Of tho lakes, as also the fleet
est. The first and two subsequent seasons
she Vas commanded BY Captain D: Howe.
familiarity called the aOid Commodore y
when she was sold and passed under the
command Of Captain H. Randall. Her decks
were for time dtsgraced by being put under
the command Of the notorious Bill Hayes,
now an inmate Of foreign prison. A few
years since number Of our old lake steamers
we're transformed into lumber barges, since
which from four to t]ye have met the fate Just
awarded to The once popular Empire.
I The Indianapolis Journal and the De,
troit Tribune are both enlarged to nine col
umn papers.
, 1865-07-06
Especial Disps.eh 10 the Chicago Ttioune.]

BL0oXIS1ToS4 IG:5 ..
The dIcmen's tournament at this plsce on the
41h wss magnificent success. Eight hand en-
gtDcs we're present. Yourg America No. =, OF
Peoria, took The first prize Of $50, for ttst class
engines. throwing one hundred and ninety Eeven
feet nine inches. Uadne No. ,, Of ottawa, took
the eecond, having thrown one hundred and
eighty -four feet bix ioehea- Relief No. 4. OF
Springfield, tock the prize for seeond'class en-
E1nes; Distance one hundred ard efghty-two feet
four inches aud McLein No. 2, Of Bloomington,
the second; distance one huedred and seventy
Stct AT least 70 zoo people we're present, and tho
occation waz une Of Fseat tuteEtst.
The parade was splendid, End In tho evening
there wss 1ue exhibition Of fireworks. prob1-
biy there never VAS better tournaU1ent IN any
plsce In the Vest
Il Chtney's Grove, t.enty-str miles east OF
here, and Httwsy between the main line Of the
Ceut11l aLd tho Chicago Brsnch, there was gen.
uihe 18th Of July ce.ee3aton. bon. Leonard
swett t6dretaLd tho atsemb!y. which numbered
a. ont g. o. ty lar the largest crowd ever seen In
1bat tpar*tly seited region, which, by the way,
is n pIa1y ai.*rE up win superior class Of set-
.lert, The hefds Of fat cattle furnished some Of
their best snnples, which were roasted whole.
Mf Swett's WAS one Of htg ye'y h1pptsRt Efforts,
and waH Of course exceedingly appropriate and
eluuuent. We never sttcndtd more patsautic
celebration in design md execution. II might
have betn taken as model Tor the year 1865.
, 1865-07-06
VOL. XIX.

coppefhead ylews during tho whole war, was the
sole orstor. This oceaeoned small procession,
and hnally eliminated IN Union meeting being
called Ia tho afternoon, where patriotic and en-
thuslasttc speeches were tnate denonacins those
Who had hindesed, the cause Of the
Union and opposed the government
Eighty men OF he Sd battery, and eighty five
men Of t.e 9Th battery. arrived hera Monday ere
Ling, and werr appropriately received By the
State author Iues The 7sh Wisconsin, lately OF
.he Iron Brigade in the Potomac army, at11yed
cordlklly received, tpsethes Of welcome being
made by Gov. Lewis, Nj. J. ". johnson, aud
Treasurer HAstinps. Col. Richaraeon made a
csp.tsi 1osponte, referring to the history Of the
regiment which has had l,GS2 men, Of whom
1,n9 dtsa Of wounds and dl.esee, or bear hon
orable eear6. He said the men had come home TO
attend to the fire iu tho rear. The a9th regiment,
isom Mobile, also arrived to.n'ght, and will be
fnrmally received in the morning.
The frrt eet.ion Of the Normal Musical Acad,
eny oi the Northwest, under the ditecsfon oi
ProE. Il. r. Palmer. opeDa~d in the City a1ii st
this pltce to day, with every prospect of deci'
1tu 6ucceE3.
, 1865-07-06
CIote of the Fiscal Xenr-LarEe Cole
surplus in the Treasury.
Hmm fha KeR York rfmeR. 3D.

The fiscal year 1865 closed on Friday JuncSo,
The estimates for the other ports are OF easy
approximation, from the customs Of the a5ss IT,
three-qna1ters Of the year. Altogether me
actual soasumptioa Of SFeER o eod ls
omms ~ .,.a tus fa31 T. Gnnd 10 be abont eighty
r ml'ions, n eold @ vaiaa, lsss than ths t}, p5e-
ea yne 2,t6,s,a ths sa'so@s seoonsumpson N ae
lasEo 1--WE, aanan.asn non millions less than In 1851
II ae pei isas tas rS.as ggsn
lae a lns"es ~ =. 1n.oHnss,mption. This rate, on
c CUSTOMS revenue lnlgold Of So, ,ooo. .ooo; Last
S gaTe sos cor, ,0o0 on consumption Of about
xN5, ,oo0,o Coo. =,
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury, IN view q
the effect last summer Of the high price o.
gold, and consequent high rates Of exchange
On he CONSUMPTION of fo5eign goods; e;5n y,
on,v sra O0o. COO Of customs. The fall Q
coia, however, the close Of the vas' the q tlat
te{iPg condition OF the crops, sqa tae pt1
, 1865-07-06
Especial dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibnnc.1

~ ~ -.~ A.'l
CAIRO, Ia!y S.
tral;a for cat,o. The iocomotiye e.nloded. t,1,no
epg:nt Ct Mllls nnd fireman Benson. and seyercl1
senlcanE ntttc ooy VINO had lamp:d IRON the en-"
cinc Just prior to the explosion. The boty OF
the engineer WIS thrown some ffty feet, and that
nj The fireman touoe forty feet dfe,,nt and hnh
hs lbs sxp:osIon wa ecn.ibIy 1elt thronrhout
The enifre CitV of Centrni1n. and many w,fntiaWs
wtre bfoltn: The eause Or the eTnloe.nn IL nm
k9evf: 4{ e., Nm, Il, =; a!saly IssRse:sa y 4!
h., teen mar1ied but ak rnouthe. 10 mourn is lo1s
a. an .T1ie1e IN the nonsinn Isienraph Il IN.
pears 1ha; = Diocese Council :of the Protestant
@ nase pn,s..ant Fniscon,i cSnrcs H. ~ I7,staa
st3.es: o,,s,n. 7,,,>,, .,.x.,a,,, .,x,.,noa
1 81 ~ ss.,, F,nm ~ 1nnn.h ~ ~
oent o. ~ H. RG.sv fhahns =. .,,9 n59
10 iah v tnu ~ s9ST tS
Bes;. Es5tn non nearly ono loot higher 'A'n ever
Inc bhnaIu sa;9on Asep5rs .! NV o.!Saus 5sa r.
eehH3 pen sopfa S r 9 an.nnrt ,aon,~,na Ill.,,
o. .ne 9ade. ~ "a snm., na n,,n1 aaG
n.s !nai nc utoes oe1as ~ tus tN msar5
.Se se,,n1 ~ n ~ seF H.
On " P1ay n!4aIos IN Sunoas that
~ me cloe'nG o. me 5illaasa
ssloons On sunday. me Keepers are deprived OF
lAtee M ount o1 pfonls. 1ney respectfully DEE
thht II nsy p!eafe tae tommanolnE Genesal TO
rtaclud SEQ otQef- v men 1te patiuou @as 1eIer'
red to General canoy be resp,stfq!!y 1efesred rho
mailer to Brevet Ma}. Gen I. W. Sherman, COM
nsuoin9 the soutte1n utets1et or AoufsAna, 1ho
tettN the question a follows:
upQns. SOUTH. DIV. OF LOUISIANA
NEW OR11AEt, June 76 1865 (
I7ce,cr+rr1,v ro+nrn&d. The fnt,enca which
-.i.hiishmenis af th,. n.tn1n Saye har nnoa % mi.
der W.e no 5onht the caueo Of he ord sF fs,nsd
~ nthcr efrrtns1 mean. eIistad ta rrss
nm hats soldiers snd off,cers from thrir
trNreIca ~ S.v h.,S ..rred ~ everv riv,ii1ad
,,5 lh.tat;sn snc1csr re- desmcd il htst ~ mest
~ n.e.ssi1p ~ rins,nx ther, r!fnretner IN ths
s.hhs;h TheTa i" ~ Icrssnn nj tnis tIns IN ~.
eae mauer ot interest ver1 plsa.io,y sot forth
" = T. s1i,9 nrn nf nh rs,siishments
oG ~ s Sssb.tb N eornoIts viii Ia ptosrsssSe
v.xs NJ M r,fesent c,rfiized world. Il IA enonrh
10 tnnw ths, thetr eunpression heTe on tbs Sin
ltatb ia ufllt,ry uccEstffT, aul MS such / must
a. RI ne nt m sent 10 fnte,fare with e ordern OF
Gfn Uurlhnt.
A short t,u,c since Gen. Sasl9au issued a. or
DIR cautiopinr soldiers against cert1tn persons
cs1led Stare srentr. mho cbs,vcd ices for collect
H., +, & INV ana bounty. While they were draW
iEe rcruts; taiarfls from thetf respective Sta,es
for toicc these very services Tor The troops
The New 0llesns Dtlt0 says this order created
s1sed tsa.;tieP ;%epS ,6sss s,s seat!s@fp aso;
tksdatdled, Gen. Sherman sent for Col. Ktn;,
illinois STATE CANT, and after sceu.ing htu Of de-
fYapiiuz soldiers, ordered him 10 :eave .ha De-
pertinent wlthin two days.
| The r. ae Dtifa s,ys, Patrick G1it}n, privste
, 1865-07-06
From Savannah,

NEW YoRK, July 6.-The s'eAmer Ney4ds, with
Savannah dhs:s TO the 1st, has arrived Tbs Ss4
rsnnah n raid aprouu ces the Arrival there Of Pro-
ceptien b. % the m pcorie. liz I dir council sdoptsd
resolutions Of wrlcome ano requesting the Gov
esnor 10 deliver SO acdfe.s, which r:qucst wai
eempli.d With, and the address WIS " be deftv-
ered on the ev.nlng Of the 11t. The coloret
troops dong snsrti dntJ In tue city hAye bsen re.
III ycd and sent INTO the intetlof.
Jn3ce Parsons, Of The Dfstslc: Provost Contt
has ordered certain property known es Kal1s'
wharf, conls.aten and rod BY rebel authority, 10
hu urn cd m - f1,rnn7 -
, 1865-07-06
FROM UEBNl<lINESs
commencement Of Iowa Collece-Cet-
ebraIton OF tho Kourths

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
DEsMo1Nrs, July s, 1855.
Commencement at Iowa College, Grinnell, oc-
ours On the 12ih to the 18th Of July. Hcu. James
n. Grimes recently donated 60 zcrcs Of valuable
land to this Institution
The Fourth was celebrated here in the resusar
old-fash.oned style; and many men who + year
ngo seemed to think they never would hsve 1
country sgain, attes four yea1s Of failure, wee
quite hnppy, and took part In the celebration. H.
tenius with comuendable attention to the reading
Of the Declaration Of Independence. Judge
Louchtidge, Of 0skslooss, delivered the oratloo.
, 1865-07-06
Especial Dlepa:eh 70 the Chicago TIibune.]
WtsHfNoro3 JnlF5

WAsH1xoros, July 5.
Gettysburg more than any other spot IN the
loJnl States IL The representative Of The battle
g11rnd OF the wAG. the most sarCunaty and i'm"
porlant OF the great conflicts IN the w,r FOR the
Union. It's convenient locality Will make 1t
gathering place for the people on the analEersary
to which 1t adds fuch heroic rem!n:sccrces. The
hsppy Fourth which the news Of this victory
pave The ycomeu CT the North will be reucm-
bered v here It cx1sts only In tradition. These
sAa I'd vii 20 eT gather for msn1 Jliy
aa5 to come, bnt MORE .han others
who are lords Of the minor and feel therein
more honelike and peculiar interest. So I
cane snd travelled over again fhe. ground
Riilpf Out on the mscademizcd Chsmbe1eburg
Reypolds hurried hit 1T Corps into line On tie
%sn1E sseP Eook Ct se 4 t. t. S9s 81 a d Ss
while toi},nc along The EmmettshnrG road that
day, We saw the distant first eigns Of the coming
Tuiora sk1rmIshed with The rebel advance.
We glanced over. the waTtog, oats md
s,Is Re1nod: y fe s seros asd h. ground so1
oIorious fShse, and tho dslds beyond where
e.n @
Hdne to the righf scro.s the cut 9E the uncom.
peted railroad to the epot where tae Stn ana esa
Tsa Rta 6sa pS 1be Wsf III
iss 49, o. TX ilfe ii o. wsi!h the ave hoars
bs1tle Of that iEst day was fought, bear: n9 mark
Of the xcs mes. A fela OF wheat nall Gnt,
covers the ground whers The bars. xho.e
memories VIC cherith fell 80 quietly. dropping tne
useleaa utket with, perhaps low s "9asn 9ss
They le now IN the Cemetery. and ihe soil
thc,r blood rcddened Tustlcs with Tho golden corn
Tn-ning hsck. we ttayezss ne o;a COUNTY s1mn
heated tand the wounded slowly wenaed under
Inc afternoon fun ps.t the Cemetery, where, lag
| In the day, outnnmbered. the lst and I'm
corps Hled along ,he ridge and reformed a9e,s s4,
ns,e's'y e. new pinssd ne thuaserea noSa oses ths1
| htaet At The pursuing zoe. We traced the devious
lincf that mske Gettysburg marvel among Dat
whore reaIrcd slopes Of the now crumbling de-
lenees Of losa and etonet, present come OF the
no moi Marked ef the FIST disappearing TRACES o.
sh " nasne passed Mesde's he1dqntftss 60 slddled
.as lnS fes: Gee b m 9es ea af9 sra
! the contrast Afforded hy the Anniversary Of 1nde
to three years. two years md ont
Three years sso the Army Of the Potomac lay
pent up tn bend Of the Janes river, and dec1ma
led hJ mals1.a ana - s.e1ess part1.. eomoats, hat
b. Pc e' ,na G9 a. eptEs union With ssa
so rstions tptented 10 repair he dIet year Of th
WTr hhd iii resuIted In mfnse. In d rear ali n
changed from .g1oom 70 hope, althoneh In Ii,
me.nms sno,hsr nI WON tnosn e1a zen y she h.tt
feots = Fredericksbure &nd Chancellorvtte. Shc1
mans mat assault upon Viekshutg had tesulse
In i b!ooey dieaster. Tick1busR tAkcn and Gel
! | 'yseusc Won. our dt1kest Gay ma passea aaa u
, 1865-07-06
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1865.

Grsuer, Leuonr, % cubic lasds rub. etons: D
Has Lmoas. Is euolc ynrds dimension staae:J.
Hairiugton. MAr.s!l.e1, Lee hu corr; A. Lincoln.
Ktukakee, COO bu corn j. C.otty Seneca. no ou
tora. 2co lbs m.ch.u+ry; n. o'Conncr Lasa!e. too
hu corn ossto1. Lasae. 500 ba cetn. 1so ou oata
Eldorado, Lassls. Ii: bu barley. ls bu sJe, $50 bu
casn; Wn. Merriam. L,s1l1e. 1870 bu corn; 4.
LeAch. LAsa1e. 100 bu corn; oiys Bsanch, LA9.lle.
1,s73 bu wheat, 10. bu rye; Mere. Lasse. stoo bu
eorn- rs bu: wtelt; Stars ard Stripes, Marsetlless
81 bu cclr: North America, Maft.i1les, 500 Oh
corn Con1titutlon. Lockpsrs, SEQ bu coEn.
CLEAKxD-E. Bnlnham, Lockport; Rcso:rte, L.
mont; Advance, Lemont; " s. Gurn-s, Lenons; ;
D. Hess, Ltmcnt: J. B. Prsttoo, Morris American
Stas. Lasane; Generieyc. Lasais; Sunrise, LsSatEn
pseotahiI 52so feet luu,b-r. 50 co solugfa
5obsr1e1F sat Kssex Lassll7, os. itet lumber, 50
N lAtr. 80 N shinFes; Cubs. Ottawa: oaE Leai Jol-
let. "a feet lumber; Louisa. K.nkakee. $3.50 fact
lumbar !; ]. uarrtaeton, Mar4etlles.
, 1865-07-06

BALTIMORE, July 6.-The celebration hero ycst
tertl,y whs q great eucceis. 3o9J0 people Weto
present. The ct.tton was delivered By Hon. HAM
n1nal uamlin, ED wss most able and e!oqaonL L
novel feature OF the celebration was m Indian 70;
1ni.e md third: three hest..- The eanoc " q en.
GRAM" won thu Gtsr prize, and "Gen. Shetid ant.
the tecopd. The time m4ce on the dfst heat v u
aeren mtuutre snu lori, Ave Beconds. and on the
second heat eight minutes. !
, 1865-07-06

IND1ANApoI1s, June s.
The celebration yesterday passed OF pleasantly.
John Hanna, United States DI.ts1c, Attorney. de-
llrered very inc address. The hufleeque pro-
ceeeIon In the afternoon, Was an elaborate affair,
and thousands Of people assembled to witneas It.
There Tas rather less than the usual amount Of
drunkenness. Two soldiers, overpowered by
whisky and the heat Of the gun. were unable to
ret OF the track Of the Torre Hauts Railroad, and
were killed by the engine. ..--
Ths I'D and esth Infantry, and 18th snd 17th
bstteries had reception 1t the Stte House to-
dev. Speeches were made by Governor Morton,
Gen. Rosey and Others, and Chaplain LozleF sang
biz old Union wagon EouG amid great applause
Gen. Car1ipgton, whore departure has been DO.
lsycd for rome daye, takes final leave OF the
city tonight for columbus. lie received a
Letter from Governor horton thsnksng him for
hIe valuable fersices during tho past fonE yeaEs,
and ee1ies or resolutions Complimentary to hin
we're paetea by the City Council.
Governor Morton has received the rebel garn-
eoo 1ac Of the Augusts powder works, Georgia.
It Is fine relic, being bran new and eonc sl1tce1
feet IN length By twelve in width. 1t was cap
trred ~ Leutenant ". II. Alexander aud de-
fachtntnt Of the 18th Indiana Vols.
WrHfher yerv bnt md eultxY.
, 1865-07-06
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