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, 1865-06-22
FROM C1IATTANDN&sA
starvation In Esrthern fssNrsta-da+u.
Sft0nlan K ApeNre Of Rebel Ikcc.
&,rt1s, DC.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicseo T.fsunr.1
CHATTANOOGA. June Il q
Gfn. Wilson tel0eraphe the Government sha.
he hss letted to the poor In Atlsntn, during the
Last scFcn days. over one hundred thousand
pounds Of meat and tiorr. he reprcecnts that
The people In ten couotc. adjacent 10 Atlanta are
Ia st&1EtIe condition, aud says thnt relief in the
thape OF corn and meat must be ex:crdcd 70 thirty
thon.snd people At the very least With surh rs11-
c;rEcy II to save He. Gen. Thomas has ordered
fire thnu.and bnthe:s Of corn 10 be distributed for
:he feItef Of the INDECENT people Of the nosshcFn
cpnn1ieA VI ticorcts.
The records Of the Confederate States Treasury
Uepas1Went, and the secret lournal q the lsosts.
fefetou, tnd will be seut to Waahluet ton.
Major General Htedm1n arrived here last even
tDE. ard WAS warm]y received BY hi. numerous
fnsndf. He resumes hts duuts as commander Of
the Distties tu das.
~, ~: .n I, ana Aants H1ifo.a T. he
viii Eesch atlanta By July !.
, 1865-06-22
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tho Alabama AhsnxAiu AdrersfA.r-.
1n1erehttnH At& &ttxtscx.-Sutcldc 0i K3l-
naund Ekutin, Sr., OF VsrE1nlR.

*esAAW A1N0AA1 <31s3 "a fAE1AAAe
Especial Dispatch to the Cbiesso Tzihuuc.1
WAsH1xsrpx, Juae II.
+ The author Ut the iafa1,ous advertisement
~hleh appeatsd IN The Selma. ala, .iistrfis.r,
Of Dec. 1.t 1864, odtrirs for opc million do.l,rs
t"proeure the ss.aseinatsou Of Lincoln. johnson
rna Seward, w.a brought to Ts.htc.to ton to-d4y
under ssrtst. The ecoundrel'e n8mc ta Gayle.
He II lawyer b. profession, and rcsltes about
ten miles from selna. He admits that he wrote
tho aeyers.eeraen1 and psid ]os it, insertion II,
the stlua papers, but claims that 1t was Intended
: tfefy y lrke uron the community. Two
cempottors employed o. the -ddrtrtstf., ono
st Hfom p,sa ae T.
Department, !. his se4rsscaes hss acselcped ta;.
s. sna hs 9sis ss ss
3heS h.rs as' ten IN 0'S I'D Se S,,t e1a;t. n =
cent 81 the tot.i wea'.a, aad S PEI eros ot t ths
cnt,,e va.ue ef 1he live tsock. Tie r.venus paM
r. these States during the year ending Jun. 81,
1Sf3, On manufactures. was To-, OF IS ID
PSF cent OF tho entire auoun,.
tu'e.5s On satnsdaI ii the sssiacnes oi Is :ya
sanle, IN lssi: The Richmond ;lh.g Of Is sd
II ced s'uee The evaeu.ttc1 ;of R:ca.
nond snd Fassendes Of tse cc1feecrst.
nr1ar Kept h1s c amber, usilS employed writing
Ahattat ecqucns.y tnsnc3 ont 10 be tbs hl:tory u
his po1ilcaf day. lie a.eo wroia letters, xnc In
orc ct them iet directions - 10 the dispos i u
hte body. ne e.toed h,nssl. put On c'san ra:e1
tnd outef clothing. and c1escttd that h.s bois
,heula b tasisa IL tae h4bi!iucnt. ae
haa :, r. nat o. xi.nSnt shsoaa q cofaa:
na.ktr 70 tla mouth. and. leaning hack, tt:net
tae n,utkst WIZ h.s stskofJ :ttek: Tne atst ci7
whieh d,eeharge1 thu :aueks., tho CHARGE II haIl
and bnelahot h.oEing od thu crown 6f tho sen-
efAtlc OLD Eentem1o'a head and Ec41tcylpS his
brasn: IND f.owy hair agsln.t The cets,ac of the
rooT. When ,hs tsn:l5. alarmed b. TIC report,
back IN hls ehhr, The gun leaniux a9ata:t hin,
4 pa.ss1sph it the letter leit tot the p.rusal of
the family and fttnd.. explained the .rtsie Dc. q.
c,ti. o. .ny eountzy." Sir. Natlo was rcsy astd,
pttla4s eighty 5s.rs Of re, aad br, oanc osc,tas
ts0uhlts Of TIT tunes. tho war knl itt resnate no
doubt uohinerd bis fnaoa and elusct der,n<e.
utnt IT his 3nce strong and vIscsous l-rcla:s.
, 1865-06-22

eulues to be furnished BY. tho progress Of the
Rtso{csd. That Prestdeut Johnton. ty his na.
Wayex1nc devotion 10 The unfou through year! Of
stverrat tria1. bas our highest confidence: that
We eheerfuily iudosEs the policy OF his Admln's-
trstloo. looking to the xestofziun Of peate end
evil order ID The 20 called seeded States. and
that, 10 the Union men Of Ohio. we Wil EiFe him
ouE hearty and undivided support
.A&0sttd, That while xe. Axc 9pxtous Tor m
early reconss1ueaaon Of frate1na! relations with
tie intuT9ent States. We demRnd that such Feeon.
II viii riye upduastioned assurahco Of peace and
: fecurity NOT only. 10 :the loyal people Of rebel
atates, bat also Of peace .knd prosperity to tae
Ths Convention thus hsppity ,aro,ded!ha d.
vision Of the Union party. hoped for by copper
hclds; On tho question Ct Eeeo1s1nctou' ano
, 1865-06-22

- 4AtzeF0dx-4~ Confe4sea tie aStrna IT
TO Klun1p, bat Denies sR4e Aysa esiE.
aGtoA charge.

WAsHrSeTnx. June 2l.-Nr- pokter re,d ,,oer
in tie Csc OF Psyne. He contidered tn,t there
Vas sut cre quetnon, rimsly: How far lie COW
r,ctton Of The ptifonef tn cotee what De fnonsht
talJ Sew.sa, should pitt<a:e. BIZ puaI.hTent:
T6s ees.ssl M ssss histo!I Of tse pfise1r1. and
eSrusfd the e11mc as the retuit OF 81 Southe-n
TIC seeuacd va. tanat!e, ID enthusia.t, i
heso. LOT = hired hoel. vi. Doster ssid that
apast rom he crime PsJne hid
character little short Of admiration. III. ppt.r
,hen rad si.tSntnt + g fse1 Aesod: raytaz shat
assassination, be tsae pTisoaer) positively rsfneed
% bare 70, spsta'ns "a e GO vim tae a1:11. B,ota
ons 1ls ha psEeEptor1ly declined 10 a.. NJ.
Aske1 read su srEnEcnt Ia fayor Of Nrs. .suyratt.
The Court then 1ttorFur1 ru.a1 Frtd,r
, 1865-06-22
Coffee Bags.

lo,t00 H:o 1o!Iee BsEs. far sale chesp br :.
fEfr1lT & SMITH,
t.9ltsa3 net 81 Sor'h KA1F8.
, 1865-06-22

lspeei1l Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1 :.
IxpiANAro11:, Juue 81. -
Twn hundred men Of the I'D infantry atzi!sd
this morning, and, with tho 5h eayasJ, 6th easal-
sJ,and s:th aniaLuS. were tzested to PUBIC
dinner At the So1diezs Home, this noon, md re-
cepdpp in tho Suits House Sq1s1e at sp. N.
Speeches were made By Gov. Morton, Aa3. Gen.
Hoyey. BnS. Gems. C.rrinRton. Wagner. md
G1es&or, Mayer Carter. and others. The cesemo.
mics were unu1ua1ly Interesting and tae weather
beautiful r;9:e'r' l t---' = .. -, .
Brevet Brig. Gen. T. " Heunet.- Of this St1te,
hal been 1nnasertd ont Of the service.
Negrne> are coroinG into the border eouuate
from, ,Kentpcky in large numbers, eeektag en-
4 Journal u abou, being established hero to I'D
ynrste ttc c.nke bf fttouffANte. -.
, 1865-06-22

.' i
Gen. The mnss 1nttlatnFy Order-Yub-
D1vts1en& Of his Ucfa tf1atu

Gen. Tho mnts 1utti4tnFY Drder-Yub-
DIrlsisn4 Of his Department.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tfibnue.1
NASHVILLE, Juoe 4t.
Tie following highly Important orao. has jus1
bccn Issued:
uEApQCAE1ERs M1I'r Dfy. or TExx,,l
NAsuErLlE, JuEe u, 1865. {
Gencs3l Orders So-1.
b. order nt the Prcafdent Of thu Eaited S.atea
hereby aksume command OF Tho Military p.yi
sion Of The Tennessee. embracing the D.pa1t
mint Of Kentucky, Department Of 4Alahama and
Department Of Florida. headquarters at S4sll
yi1la..
The Department Of Kentucky cmh,aces The
s:stc Of Kentucky. Nal. Gen. j. N. Palmer. @
q. Vols !, |. assigned to the. toz3u md, headquar
icrs At LoulsE3lle.
The Drpartmert OF T.nneesee embraces ihe
S&1tc Of Tennessee. Nal. Grr. Geo. Stoaoms1 II
coEmand, headquarters At Kaoxyll.c.
The Department OF GcufE:1 embraces the 5t1!e
nf Gtefcfa. Aaj. Gen. ]. B. Steuta1. to com,
mand, hrar qusTtera At Augusta. &
Tie Department Of Ala5a.u cmh1acas The StstC
Of Alabama. Nhj. Gen. G: r. Woods TO com
snand, headquarters al Mobile.
ct F!or4la aud district ol key, West, :Nsj. Cen
Humphrey to command, hesd91asters at Talla
hesee. GEO. q. TaoNAe,
Nal. Gen US A.
An order will eoon be issued forh1diing differ
tns post commanders thronzhont Tennessee.
from laying any tax or 1npost noon tue loca
trade az thc1 respective Ho.te. eisher fos the sup
urstters arc to he turned oStr to The 2tatc and
1otal clr3} sufhof1tlce.
, 1865-06-22
Admiral Dnh1Ercu's Farewell
Of<lers

NV TonK, June q -Re1r admiral pshlpreu
having teen relieved Of fcoumsua Of the e,Iuaoron
before Charleston and ordered North. has i..ued
afaIeVe'l order TO the deet. In which be recounis
theis tttytect. He ls pardrui.z 10 claim for the
larr staTe In the hpnIrs 1cqnifed in seturtny
position. In Chsrieston hasbor, notwith s:andne
II had ettn asserted in tone army o1ictal reports
without The a*slttsnee Of the navy. He refers 10
Tho taetidses made, asd Losses sustained By ,bn
raw. 10 eaow With what I.a'. devonou. entnr-
duties. :Ed e2eaks In the h'shes, terms os hA ON.
, 1865-06-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
1Il or TIE CTTT OF CHlcAaO"-Boou Of
subscription 10 rhe rt.ltA stock OF tnls Asaocta0e
VIII he opened At Dearborn sttre:, Oh TUK3poY,
tha 9Th Il Jnae, A1 n'cocE A. NJ
fc.sbes51stuet HT uIDxk Or THE CpEpuHAToc3.
, 1865-06-22
The ARsusa

The Assnssf nntion Advertiser.
W4sH1SoTox. June at.-capt. u. E. Haley g.
Eved today. haT1pS IN charge Mr- G4rp1e. Of Ca
hawha- Ala, who advertised for prppoells 10 ~
tssstoste NJ. Itnealn for fi.6r Go1. The pfi.oaes
ia law1e-, md clatns thai The Ad4Is w1s joks.
Ae f3a spp1ed for ReEerdy 3chE.ou and Jas. r.
Brady n tpEueel.
, 1865-06-22
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE 22. 1866:

md proceeded thence By raiisosa to Charleston.
ton With Trenbolm's son .to-1av he told me that
ar. Trenholm was forced to take tho pokinon Q!
seeretaIy Of the Treasury nEdeE Jef. Da!tA. 40
I'd 10 report 1t Richmond BY Jed. IN the follow.
fSR dispatch: *.Your services ara needed: report
:heta imn1hd{afel4,h - - =.
, 1865-06-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.}
0cnS1e, June II.
Telcf7rphfc communication Ia open to Oconto,
Wisconsio.
The h.1qne Cleveland, loaded with lumber, IL
ashore on Pilot Islaud. 4 tug and seoH hare
gone to her azststkncc.
, 1865-06-22
Secretary Stanton's Export.

sccretnFy S1anton's. Eerort. !:
poS, y 111s as
last Jess q the war ia pahlIeheo. :ror, wtt:h 1t
sppss!s That thtre were forwarded to toe nt1d
s6Sais. oSe1 txo p has5red ascs M We Ee.e e cspiafed
from tic Esbets~ 1hfre- were l11, ,Q54 co:ostd
troops u The AEufes. The PaymazssE Generals
meLte ~ to that tine oHnt1ng u {5l2 81 a65 s.
, 1865-06-22

:. Cihclnnnti ,1far4es. 1T
.tspte1as Dispatch 10 lha Chlcaro Ts!bpne1
czssiaxAEl. Jrae Il. 1861.
; Etcnlx61-fHu, -
AoxKT-Etg5- = -
GoID-lN @ Ill. MaEket dull -
F.oCR-Su2altno -Four S5.2;
GRAIx,-f1lut Red Whist stu Casa tA7s5. For
teana o&tstA 5sa56.
WmsEHY-Q1ttI It 300
115ssJp NL-$t.oo and ful!. -, !.
AEss pork-D e..asd 10 t:l.@ for e.sI. with tea
buyers.
RCLK MxAyt-Fhn.
P1orr.laSs- Shoulders u1cl!H. P:a,n hxua :oe,
koaatn1 dclAs IA bac,n. pric1 lard l1x,
Hpxs-t3ks.
, 1865-06-22

pt oplo hers object to the enploy aent er their
former sves at Tefnpn; rasise eyes. but fnAlat
That they ehould be allowed By Legislative enact
.nent TO dx the Terms Of segr1co 70 ~ 10 bind the
laboter for year 1t 4 tine, nnter forfeiture nf
ihe cottnn producing regions An squsl fnrca of
full hands Init be kept aatina tue whole year,
Or te crop W Se 1s:s 70 sse PssnteTii ts'i
nicsea by the death this morning Of Ars. Fin.
Il. 6exaid. IN thu 60th year: OF her sge- The
tunes oT NF. Eewafd hxye pr1hzhly produced the
fever which ended her HE. Afte1 tmpalmiux,
the rernstps will Be conveyed to Aubuin, New
York, by tpettal traau. ~:
Fred seWaFd's recovery is sesiou,Iy delayed by
CHS bereavement - r.
|. Htthop Lynch. Of Charleston. ha* to dsy adoed
t3+ name to the list Of special applicants Tor Ex-
there Il no r1,h IN The report tbat Hapeock's
corps will be abolished. the coEtta1y, 1t IL 10
b Tec.uited to its o17Sma! naumnm.
, 1865-06-22
POSTSCRIPT: .
4 O'CLOCK 4. II.

SEw ToHK, June q.
Large numbers Of psroled rebel soldtcra IRE
DOW Ia the city. Many are leaving d1tly fur the
South: others dec xrr thetk Intention OF feuaiu-
lug tn the NORTH, aud ire going to towns in the
, 1865-06-22

The fupessl eervices Of 4rs. Wn. Il. Seward,
csy, VIII take place At St Pau!'s eau cb, Auhurn,
New York, her 1ate hneae, On Saturday nn1s al
three O'Clock In the sftetnoon. Her remAtna will
'via El1niss. 1huredAy morning. The Secretary
OF WsF hss deslgnatet u -jor General Hancock
and S:a1, apd the Surgeon General and Gnneral
Urltt Ststrs Army, one OF tho Phystclsns VINO
attt1ded the Secrtlary Of State d1rthE hla re-.
cent iH1esa TO accompany the Secretary to Az.
hnfn.
, 1865-06-22

NEw ToEk. June 3L-The Absg1 Washington
freela. e1x. President Johnson declines sppptnt
ttg G:n: 3te.:c OF A'aosas. F.oy1stoa.1 Cover
nor OF that Stltc. on the ground th3t he las
et{yed in the rebel army
, 1865-06-22
Wool Sacks'! Wool Sacks

4 c.ciee lot Of sx:7A aeAyy Wool EAeu .1.4 70
ce4Eed Aod M sale On eonstxn1eeak b. SHERMAN,
HALL. d FoPH, 81 Eouah Waaeest. y 3e11a65s-tn.t
, 1865-06-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Ra1lroad Connection with Iowa
R1iiropd dUksuagef-Arxfsa1io Of Parole
a RebeIa-Keb%l 9ymP PAafkazers-
-Aht TmaI.ss cavalry IN ronte Tor
L'Ryen woI1h-A GueKalin Leader
Killed.
, 1865-06-22

THE CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAVIS
We publish como official documents thl'
nnorulug which place Col. Pdtchard, .of the
4th Michigan cavalry, the officer In command
. oftee rsrty which captured JEFF. Dayis, IN a
most unfavorahle light. These documents
consist Of tie report Of 1t. Col- Harndeu, Of
7he 1st Wisconsin cavalry, and the official
endorsement upon It, OF his brigade COM
manacr, Col. O. Il. Lagrange. 1t. Col.
Ua1uden. It will he observed, makes no
charges sgainst Col. P1itcbard, but narratcs
ccrtaIn circumstances which 20 to show that
ctl. PHtchard, in his cage,ucss to
grasp the credit, o. the reward, Of the
captu1e Of Davis, first took advantage
OF the 1abors and Information Of 1t. Col.
Haiudrn, Tilfullr deceived The latter az to
Ills owu movements, And thus brought nbout
. collision between the 18th Michigan and 1st
Wisconsin, In which two of his OWL men
were killed and several Of the Wisconsin
regiment severely wounded. Col uarndcn's
report :is written in very temperate Ian
Euagc, md bcars the Impress Of truth. We
axe informed by those who know him that h
is q man Of equal bravery. 1uadcsty and pr,1.
Its. Col. -Lasg,ranee's endorsement Gu the
report Is ceuehed In language btattsns .hc
case -
We trust that The Government will ma ke
no rewards for the capture of Dasis, except
TO the masmed soldiers Who were thus
w.cked1y turned to shooting each other, and
10 lie surviving relatives OF those who fell
in ttot needless encounter.
, 1865-06-22

WASHINGTON. June at.-1ae storehorse Of the
Sanitary csuar,stioo, IL A1exandria, waa entirely
f:sune building. erected ncae IT, Orange & Alfx.
auaria railroad depot
, 1865-06-22

:, A Nluttny In Naxtlett'A Divth1on.
Especial Dltpaseh 10 the Chtc.go r1thune+]
WAsHEsaTos, juno n, /;
4 muuny, threatening for time seflous'y .bsoke
ont :as, n'Ent sEopE tho troops of Bttletts Di.
ctr. The reason tot tina di.tuf bnnee
was the uoo payment Of ten 1aonfhs compeIsa-
t1cn dur Them. and the alleged neglect Q! tbet7
rafs Bartlett sud Greer were visited Ly tbs
nol. and = resson lupetslively, demanded fot
ebc retention Of their p1y. Speeches were nade
~ teycral ofice1s, and ihc crowd was, hnal J In
tuced 10 retire to their CAMPS. Ptepafarious att
hc!.c made for .helf tpeeey pa5meat. Nor for'
Col &. o. Loomis. Of the lat Michigan a1tlllerJ,
~ bf en- promoted to full Brixyd:er+hip.
II; +. ported lhAt Ex-f;nvefaor Wright, Of lr
IT. Wrasht occupied The posiuon under Nj. Bu
ch: rsnfs 4, 1ufplstr1tfQp,
, 1865-06-22

o:e fourteen to ssz:ee: Eeass DID, WHO whites =
Food fant and lives Etth lis parents Apply By le,-
tszortE. 81 Il. MTHoYP;oS / CO. =:
.. lez2 G5lS
, 1865-06-22
Gen. Murlbul In Troub1c

vzwycEK. Iane IA *peet,l to the CONNER
ctaf. dated Wsehingtcn. 7t.t, e4,e: "tscn. Hnrl-
but = to se eoEEt 1ssxualee a. New. o.lesas on
, 1865-06-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l

The Ohio Repnblican Conr.ntlon-
nsssmfn7tsnn of governor and Statc
, 1865-06-22

wAtu1xGrox. June st.-Tte Yoaur Mems
chs.e1isn Association have closed their trsus1e~
ton for the purchase Of Fora's Theassr. for tho
fum nT Slou,0N. Serera1 car7th oycinfxatlous
had be<n IN ttt1fy ior Il.
, 1865-06-22
FROM CHARLESTON.

The Char1estoa NesczRston and its
View Ns-k he Aslntso&l ut Ex-uA stcrs
IND FrecdHarn-TheL Lnbur Quratson
-Affrst OF the Rebel secretary Of tn q
TTcAAUfFV
, 1865-06-22
news BY TELEGRAPH.
THE: CONSPIRACY trial.
The Argument i; for
.P'ayne-.-Atzerodt's:: s ~: ~.:.:
e: Statement. ..,: !: !:
SECRETARY sTANTok's RE-
/, PoRT=-lMPoRTANr MILL
-. Is, ::::,;TARY STATISTICS. ''' =.
Dcaiih Of Mrs. Seward, Wife Of
the: Secretary::of State: n. =
The Rebel Flee. President to be
~. Pardonsd and Banished. > ;.
~ :: - &
Judge::Lewis E..Parsons Ap-
pointed Provisional Gov
+. ernor Of. Alabama. -: -.
he ported Arrest Of the
Rebel Governor Of
Mississippi: 90. ,.
THE. oRlo : REPUBLICAN 4 An
CONVENTION:
L. ~ .ba=
MAJOR General Coz Nominated
J.. for Governor, ....;
He ported Arrest of the
Rebel Governor Of
!: Mississippi: 80
| THE OHIO REPUBLICAN
:. CONVENTION: :.
Major General Co1 Nominated
+. for Governor.
Subscriptions to the 7-3O
Loan So. LOG, 900. ~:
Suicide of Edmund Rufin, Sr., Of
Fort Sumter KotorIety.
rH ON CAIRO AND nELow,


Further CohcerhlnE the Red River
DtkN-ter-1ntere<taUZ from Texas
l..1uSls Of Alle 0ccupatiox. OF Bfo1Et.s-
VILE.
, 1865-06-22

THIRD ULSTAIIH.
The South Carolina DeteEat1ou-The
D<atta OF F1rn. x~yr4sd-Frct3 Sexy.
arsl'1 PruHpccxs-E1Aocuc Corps.
Especial DIspatch to the Chicago Tribune,
WAsAtSu1o T. Janc IL.
The South Ca.o1toa delecat,un taat arrived
hero this =. n. tsd N uuus7a II p!otsac ID later
view with the President All af the d:lez1tes
f1pstesed cztat taustaeitou With the meat
ing: & They VIII hssa 2no,ass inter.
, 1865-06-22
Kirby SMITHS Cotton Sreculu.
Hons, =.

Ntw foRK ju1e el-0Gcers from Nav Orleans
report tsat Kirby Smith made nothing privately
IN ctlttn operator THAT be Only used cotton
toTeure par and enbtstenec for Lfs army. H,s
Qsassefuoat.es lately turned over i, Gen. CSnhy
x:,txe n gelr AZ rebel property.
, 1865-06-22

Brad1ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirts,
Co1btnIax elegance. uxntnaf, cousnys aat economy.
and unrnea.!onahJ ths mcss cestEsn;e Article N1da
Eur ale BY P{H1D. PAlNKH LElfRR7
ITO. III. III 4 11u Laan st--ss, Chicago
3ES4a4 TEA9I-Dft
, 1865-06-22
FROM BAeSTON.

Great Union NEsctlnE-Thc RenryanI.
xAElnn 81 the 1kehcl StAte% a Plea for
lhc NsErO-Sp+s ches by H.uFy Ward
H,echcrs &. n. Dana. Poznctey aud
UGAefN.
, 1865-06-22
am, General, yerr obd't ssr7't,
nESEr~ HARSpEs,
1t. Cn1. Comdr. 1st Wis. Cavalry.


uEADQE-a % t:E1aAps. LIT CAV. prr..}
=, AAcos. Ga. 18th Aa5, 1863
Respectfully forwarded.
From this report it appears that Lieut.. Col.
Hst1dea laithfnlly performed his du:r and no
hlaIne can attach to him In relation to the
unfortunate collision between his detachment
md Lieut.. Col. Pritchart'e, which he h ID
every reason to believe remained At Abbey
VILE. It Is however a source Of painful re-
gEet that the satisfaction experienced In this
ccrsuEmation Is cfouded bv the knowledge
that au act Of unsoldiex1y se1dshness In 40
psopraattng By deception the fults OF anothrfs
labor, and thus attaining uneaTncd success,
resulted ID unnecessary bloodshed, and sae-
riHcc Of lives for which no atonement can b..
made- What may bare been intended merely
Rs an act Of bad faith towards fellow sol
dier resulted in crime, aud for this closing
scene Of the rebellion, inglorious h Itself hut
Mstolic il circumstances, it Is difIlcult to
Yepress wish that accident had afforded the
Government Representative aboye su=pt-
ciou. @. H. LAGRAxGE,
Colonel Cnmman53-v Brfradn.
, 1865-06-22

TIE following sre those Of ! p!stsozr1 th~.artt,;
Eteo{ttd, That the nauno atd fame Of Abrahs n
Hrco'n tt1ads ont from the history Of The epoch
his wisdom, drnntts u,odefa In thu 10 IT.
ment Of vexcd questions especially to tmislte
his example IN waiting for The aei1t1oa Of dill
, 1865-06-22

Aff'tr.A2s TIaFet NJ EA1Gfnxu wanted to repra5eut
Al atseEn t1Use Mint nn =. AcQuA .ted E1lh fsE
Wuf.a Grocery tszte. At35ess
:sef91 s:z.t ~L II" Pcs: ONea Box Htp%.
, 1865-06-22

Whereabouts OF Iowa Rentmrntx.
Etou. John "A. KAsRou tp HoVucn nt4
The constitutional Amendment in
Reutucky-1he Storm.
, 1865-06-22

ITO SOLDIERS S-So!dicrs who
J. hare net beec nu+.E1.d out offne q. 8. serVie.,
and eho bars ros - e EsSavas 1h:ts % %rsy ttoI
th.tt htess1u rrope'ly lnsaa ousasd a~ozntn vaieh
p14 tnaata ITEM % ke1 thelr ma.sy. Alssdona for
dias Church Block eeEe: ofG1e:k a1d ~*sa.u-:-n
stsr Chlrako. aIAK0S ". KIEG. Attorney, Hof41y
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The following account Of the attempted os-
cape of the notorious conspirator, DR.. Mudd
from his prison life in the Dry Tortugas, is
given by an officer OF the steamer Thomas A.
Scott, on board of which Mudd was slowed
away: 1.-The prisoners at the Tottugas are
allowed the liberty Of the island except on the
day Of vessels departure. At night they
are expected to sleep within the fort. The
night previous to the return Of the T. A..
Scott, DR.. Mudd slept outside the fort, in a
shed, and the next morning he quietly walked
on board the steamer, disappeared into the
lowest deck and sent fireman for Quarter
master Kelly. This was the last that was
seen of him. Soon after he was missed at
the fort, and an officer and squad sent down
to search the vessel. On the very bottom OF
the vessel lay platform resting on two cross
beams the officer thrust his sword under
one side, and the colored soldier inserted a
bayonet under the other. The roar of pain
that Immediately rose told that both sword
and bay onet had reached their mark /; the
platform was raised and DR.. Mudd arose and
returned to his status Of captive prisoner
he wagimmediately brought to the fort and
the thumb screws applied to him, and under
the pressure Of pain, he acknowledged tina,
Kelly, with whom be had formed an acquain-
lance within few days, had agreed to help
him escape on the promise of receiving Mudd
gold watch. Kelly was thereupon marched
to the fort, drum head court martial held
and be was sentenced to six years impriscn.
nent and hard labor in the Tortugas The
vessel then sailed without Mudd or Kelly
and the papers were forwarded to Washing.
ton for confirmation
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