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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-23

We "all the attention Of our readers to an
advertisement of Arrsndale Il Co., European
Scwecrs' Agents, of New York The Brit
hM Wing, of Kingston, G. W., says of them,
Nov. "a, 1864:
A short time since an advertisement of
Arrandale & Co., 167 Broadway, New York,
appeared in the columns of this paper, headed
Great Gift Distribution, BY which the public
were informed that large quantity Of Gold
and Silver Watches and Ooiaments were to
be disposed of by Lot, the total cost being
only 81, and prize in return valued froul
80 to 800; also holding out great advantages
to agents A lady subscriber to the British
Wig became all agent, and by request
brought some twenty articles sent as prizes
for her agency to this Office for inspection nd
without hesitation We can state that each and
all Of the articles were worth treble the amount
of cost to the recipients, and some of them
six times.
The Few York AlGion wrote us follows =
1--WE have just inspected, at the Office of
Arrandale Il Co.'S Agency for Europ-ab
Manufacturing Jewellers large assortment
of fashionable and valuable jewelry. consist
ing of gold aud silver watches, chaius, brace
let's. lsdcs' sets, rings, &c all of the new and
most fashionable patternl We also notice q
large quantity of silver plate consisting of
gohlets and drinking cups, cruet stands, fruit
baskets, spoons, forks. De, We understand
that the whole of these newly imported arti-
clcs are to be disposed Of on IA novel principle
giving great advantages to buyers. and afford
ing extensive cmploymen:ito agents. Our
readers will find all particulars in our adyer-
Using columns; and we Know the firm in
question to be very respectable, and thorough
" worthy of public confidence"
THE citizens of Kent county. Nd, are
making efforts to connect taat county by rail-
road with the .. outside world
SOLDIERS have been sent against the Indi-
ans in Arizona.
An exchange says Jonah was tlc first man
who struck " ile.'
SHOCKING murders appear to be very p;cva-
named Milton Wncland Deliberately killed
his father ana cousin while they were at work
On II farm near Wavc!aud, lndisna, by shoot
ing them with double-barre!lol shoi gun.
Tnosa having friends in the army will be
clad to hear that money order Office has
been established by the Post one, Depart
mcnt at City Point, IrginiA.-N \ Tribune.
\ GRANT has heeh made to an American
company for the laying of street railroads
throughout thc city of Mexico.
TnE Secretary of the Treasury has issued
III order postponing the sale OF lands for d.
rect taxes advertised to take place at Norfolk
III the 18th inst until the i2:h of March
TUE aggregate losses by fire in Philale!-
phia during the post year and insurance. foo;
up as follows: Estimated loss, $3.50. ~ ;
insurance, S54G,
AMERICAN silver Is such nuisance" in
Canada that the proposal is made to put t;
discount OF - d. - per cent. on il IS drive it
iron circulation.
A FaExcu workmau's breakfast costs him
two aud haiE cents; his dinner Including
half II bottle Of wine, ten ccuts ana his sup
per about one and quarter cents.
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LIST OLE LETTERS.

7 ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Pu.t-oilicc At Cumberland, State of Maryland,
I'D, day Of Feb. 1865.
~ ITO obtain any of these letters, the arpi-
cant must call for adj .rt.ed letters give the date
Dl this list, and pay one cent Tor advertising.
''FREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers at the
fesi. :ucu Of owpcrs. May he secured iy observing
,uc following rules;
"'l. DlEEcT letters plainly to the street and
lu,l,lrr is we'll lis the post-oicc and STATE
-. E.--A REQUEST for the RErt' RI of a let
cr To- the writer il unclaimed within 30 days or
less wlitlcn ur printed with the writer's nome post
o',. and State, the left hand and oi the en-
.ioic; the flee side will be complied with at the
usual prepaid rate uf postage, payable when the
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1472 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.

TIE TERMS Of SALE rs prescribed by tic
decree will he follow -unc-half of the purchase
moncy to be paid in cash IN the day Of sale, aud
the haanr, in six months thereafter. with intcrcs:
from the day Of sale. the payncn, thereof 10 be
cured br the bond Of the purchaser with surety Or
surers to lie approved by the trustee. or the whole
10 cash to he paid on the day of sale ut Fb option
Of the purchaser.
GEORGE A. PEAREE, Trustee.
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otter - delivered 70 Ic NliUr.
ANTHONY Ehubpl Lihbev, George r.
Ashley, W Y hseruder, j
Arnoit, Wm \ Mckusky, George
isher, Henry Martin, thomas Miss
AsA Js!il Miss Nick, men, Thomas
Arn"i Mary Miss Moot, Sarah
Baylor, Jennie Miss NcCleolcy Nancy Miss
trico.l, John Neal Elitcr-
Bower, George Noon, Paul
Banks, v i!iiam ilarks, Johu II
Barrett. Emily Miss Poland, Godfrey
.iungarucr. Newton Powell, VIM
Ecal, Jennie Miss Reynolds. Jncob
Bore, Naiy. Miss l,"'cr. james !.
Britc. Mary " Raymond, John I
Bruce, Charles u Robson, jhcsh
Brown Mercer Gceiinan, Daniel &
clare. Jackson Riser. Catherine
,al.om, Franklin Richardson, Clara
Clement, Thomas B Ray, Rcbec, Miss
look, Mary Miss Sheppard, Jacob II
Cutcn. Alice Miss Snidrr, Jacob
UuHllp, John Stewart, Mary 4 Miss
Dopneii. Maggie Miss Scott, Robert
Danbu,ky, Margaret Stonsr, W A
Edwards, Jonn Stephens, Webster A
Gbcrly, Daniel Steel. Rosa l.
Hurcinan, James T Smith Sophia Miss
franklin, Motley Miss Siarncr Sarah
Fletcher, Mary 4 Miss Shroyer, Mary
Green, hary Siihs Sewers, q \
Green 81 X Miss Showhlan. Daniel
''odback, Alb Twigg, Virginia Miss
Uyn, NJ TrTe, Hannah
Grub, VIM Thomer, Henry
Graves, VIM Tisic Gcargc W
Gc!dorf john Thomas, Edward
Gaw!eh, lloratio fancy, Alien Miss
Goodwin, John Thompson Sarah
Gregory, VIM Twigg Mary MISS
ileniker. Christopher Valentine Jacob \
iierdy, Catherine " land Jacob
hickman. Levi Wellington, George L
IleoblitZell. Charles Z Wyatt George
llannal, Coon Wcisner, Frederick
Johnson Rehecca Wells. &c
johnson. Burky Miss Wolf, Lisa Hiss
Jones. RID Warren, Eosc Miss
Keller, D Miss Wolford, Margaret
Kelley, Miss Wafiord, Ida Miss
kish, Addie Miss Zeisler, Henry )
GEO a. HOFFMAN, +. V.
Feb. %. 1865.
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DYSPEPSIA. w mat every Douy says must b
rue. We havs heard Pr. Sirck!and's Tonic
spoken of so frequently by those who hay G
been benefited by it, thai at last We are com
PEELED to make it known to the public that W c
really believe it effects a cure in every case :
therefore we say to those who are sulierin G
with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility to 60 .
their Druggist and get a bottle of DR.. Strick
lans d'Touic.
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-s...-z-.a.a.-,.e,..--.,...-n.,ra.

\ SCp3 RIoR REMEDT can c0nscIen
'ously recommend to those suffering from Il
distressing cough DR.. Strichlapi' Meiiluous
Jpugh Balsam. It gives relief almost ins;an-
aneous. and is wi;hal not disacrcable to the
.astc There is no doubt but the MeliAuous
Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations
II use, ana is all its proprietor cinims for it..
We have tried it dur;n, the past week, and
i,ull relief from a mrs: distressing cough
It il preptrcl d.. Striciirl, y 'rth EiSs
Fourth Street. Cincinnati Ohio and 10. sal,
~ Drug5is..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-02-23

The yield of maple sugar aud maple mo-
lasses in the Northern States i, S31 900 900
gallons annually.
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NeW AQUertiS MT , ITS.
i. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority OF the Secretaf3 of the Treass.y,
the undersigned has resumed the tttsera Snbscrip-
ton igeii! for the sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three teat.is per Sat, in.
terest, per annurn, known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of August Nth
1864. and are payable three years from that time.
in currency, or convertible at tie option of the
holder into
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New Advertisements.
ALLE9ANY COUNTY
BOU N TY 10 A nj
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of

TINE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of
i A!leyany County by virtue Of the late Act Of
the General Assembly, have resolved to raise by
loan, the sum Of fftyAfour thousand, two hundred
dollars to be paid ia cash NJ the County Bounty of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to each man drafted
and hsld to service and ~ every person volunteer
ing or furnishing representative substitute, to be
credited 10 the quota Of the county under the call
OF the President of December, 1854. One hundred
and thirty five County Bonds will be issued for two
hun ired dollars each, and sixtyeight County 'nds
for four hundred dollass each. Onc-half of each
class il payable on the first Of January, 1866 with
interest from date, and the other half the first
day Of January, 1867. with interest from date, the
FIRST years interest to be paid on the latter on the
first Of January, 1866, and the second years in
terest, with the principal SUN, the frat day Of
January, 1867. II any holders of Bonds should
desire longer Investment the County Commission
ers at future meeting extend the time for pay
ing the principal sum and continue to levy the in
tcrest only on such bonds annually.
Both classes of Bonds are now ready for delivery
and iu the hands Of jacob Brown, Esq. Clerk Of
the County Commissioners. who is authorized re-
GIVE subscriptions and deliver said Bonds to the
subscribers.
The County Commissioners have taken this action
under the law TO promote calis,men's, and place
the county an equal footing with Baltimore city
and the other of the Stat. and enable this
county to fill its quota without resort to draft. All
who are liable to draft have friends liable to
draft, should invest in these Bonds and enuble the
uhorties to protect them from draft. Nearly every
dlaitablc man in the county could raise enough TO
take bond and il only few do it there will be
no need for adrifl. District clubs also should sub
scribe to the-e bonds md thus save their district
from draft without cost, and al capitalists and
Others interested in the industrial pursuits OF the
county whether themselves liable to draft or not
should that il is their interest to invest in these
bonds and protect the county from draft.
Asau
INVESTM ENT,
There is no safer before the public. tits a DONES-
TIC FUND subject to no uncertainties, and
BEARING SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,
clear Of all charges, aud capable of extension to
time of payment ~ suit the holders.
BY order of the County Commissioners of Nile
gany County. ELIJAH FRIEND.
ftnol.2M
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asr TO DVERTISERS.-Th Circulation q
tls CIrILffN AND TELEGRAPH is more
than TwirR As LARGE that Of any ofher paper pn6-
Iishsd in this City or County, and therefore presents
ovea,er advantages 10 The 1dsrtisivg Public than is Of
tered through any ether medium. 4 rord 10 the u''e
10 sufficient.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
u. g. 500 Six Per Cent.
GOLD-REARiNG BOMBS.

These bonds are now worth premium of nine
makes the actual profit the 20 loan, at current
rates, including interest, about pei cert. per
aunum. besides its exemption from S:afe and Mni,i-
pal taration, which adds from one 10 tire per cent
aere, according to the rate levied other property
The interest is payable srm-annually by coupons
attached to each note, which may lie cut off ard
sold to any bank or banker.
the interest amounts to
One cent per day on :. $50 note.
Two cents . - 500 e"
Ten 4" &" :" " $500 Z"
90 4" $1,000 "
81 " " " $4,000
Notes of a 'he denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered by the Govern ncnt and it is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make it
the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THEPEOPLE
Less than $500, 600, COO main unsold mich will
probably I've disposed of within the next co or 90
days, when the sties will undoubtedly command 4
premium, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the Subscriptions 10 other t..mHs.
In order that citizens of every towH and section
of the country may he afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed To rersivs subscriptions at par Sui
scrbers will select their agents. in whom they
have confidence, and who only nrs to lie RESPONSE
BILE for the delivery of the for which they re-
cc.ve oricls.
JAY COOKE,
Esss'TirT;oS AGrSr. Phadc phia
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL De RECEIVED by thd
First National Bank OF Cumberland
Feb
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AERANDALE Co. nut.,cturers' Agents,
No. l67 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ~.
Announces that all Of the above list of goods will
lie sold for One Doliar each.
In consequence al the great stagnaton of trade in
the Manufacturing districts Of England, through the
war having cut off the supply of cotton, largo
quantity Of Valuable Jewcry, originally intended
Tor the English market has been sent of for sale in
this country. ANDMuST BE SOLD AT ANY SAC
RlflCE! CIicr these circumi.t.!Ces, ARRAN-
DALE CO., acting as as enta Tor the principal
European Manufacturers. have resolved upon II
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION subject to the fol-
lowing regulations;
Certificates of the various articles first put
into envelopes, sealed NY, tn'i miaed and when
ordered arc taken cot " ;:ni re- ard Ia choice and
sent by mail, thus giving all fair chance. On re.
ceipt OF the certificate you will what You ar.
10 have and then ii is at vnur option to send the
dollar and take the article not. Purchasers may
thus obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any
Set of Jewelry on our list for Oys DOLLAR.
SEND - CENTS FOR CERTIFICATE.
In all transae lions by m,i we shall charge for-
wardlng the certificates, paying pbstaee and dong
the business, - ccLts ic which must be incosed
when the &c. tcate is sent for. Five CertiieatcS
will be sent for one dollar, eleven for two doars,
thirty for five dollars. sXtyivc for ten dollars, ana
. hundred for fifteen doilnrs.
AGRNTs.-We want agents in every Town AMI
county in the country, and those az ing as slic't
will nc allowed 10 cents ON every Certihca'e ordered
By ihem provided their remittance amounts to ono
dollar. Agents sill collect - ceus for every Ger
titiea,e and remit ffeca u.s. either in cash
or postage saiinis
ARRAEpALE 4 CO.
It-,tnl uov Nr,l
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MACHINISTS WANTED.

The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company wish to
employ several first class machnists at their shop
at Eckhart Mines First class men wanted and
Fira class prices TiH be paid Apply to
WILLIAM W0SN,
Master of Machinery
Cumberland. Febls--st
, 1865-07-01
Il EoI0rtd Prot-xt-Et%R0aeF Sunk
Esu+ rtIlAu to t,s Run1A1aed-Fat1a At.
Itn1s in msmpla1H-herere TsrnaaO,

Il
gspecta. Ditpatch to the Chicago Tri,nre.1
CAIRO. June j.
Memphis papers o! The s8ta art received. Among
them tho 1rst number Of tho Daily Commercial
The .Butt+fin's New Orleans special Of tho 9Th
sY5e: 1.-The colorcd people Of 1ici.turg psoszst
segipst the procl.usuon Of the President sppolGi-
il e Judge Sbarkey Governor Of Mlesie4ippt, and
The ncn e1teDs1on Of the elective fr4rcaise. Trey
clAim that ttey have been made fcc and therefore
want all their Hghts.H
Sheridan hiss made short trio to Texas. The
uere fsct OF hiE going there, it il iaon;ht, por-
tends something OF tgTeat1apor:nucc-
The .tennb boat E. F. De was sutk In the Red
pert. ind will be total loss.
The lower con' u 1nu other PORTIONS OF tho
Sfarc arc tnfts.t with Ruer1lae and outt1 n. Ger:
summary punishment Whenever they are caught.
Tic sia'e Of I"use'ana IL being raptclJ crzau-
lied End preparing tos the fall election.
red In M.nphis belseen John Douch4rty mad /
cenfade named Breen. near the New Memphis
ILes'e1, which rsealt:d i1 oou9heItys r:ee.S-
~ete both young. men ana at'sthees
q r. thestsF. ponshe.y. recover !. eoosta
b h<t~etn Patrick Aeeban and YIN. For. The dis.
tothAhce. st Dirt altEht. turIed lpfo teEotsr
Sn.f1ei, and from words detcended to blows, FOX
~ ~ cripple. having hut one leg, and carried
hheaSs hes cane With with te struck Xeehan over tho
$Wnnt Tao =, hhsingta pisto: in hi. hand ut once
nnfn,tpn.,f*aLd ft ~ f*aLd and t.ed. The Ia etruck The
utr. hsa H. MN Il the neck who, before The 70.
Esehsn ~ S,Sa ta@sy fe! dttd upon the pavement
der Fosr es soe u 1e.a h consderst. tsrEiee
eut few dsy. nem1de 20 cfiol. to e.e.n. ~ ~ ~,
ssse s,e,1ee ,e Hs to the ocer Who lodged hin N
During hundot eto,m On s,,r,.,
1sss o't1t paady fG,n'ao ra,sea tie 1ssod
Head, TO vrfy considerable extent nnn I, e Mr
tho o! his EULER. a4o Ea4udK
, 1865-07-01

Especial Di.patch to the Chicago Trihune.l
SrRIs0F1ELD. June 81.
Gen. O,kee has tteu Informed BY te.es1nph
that tie following veteran regiments in tne Army
Of The Tcnze*sce will be mustered out i,nne.
dste>,, yiz The s.h, 10th, 10th, S4ls, oad, 9th,
65ih, Goth 1-ltno1s,
The 0Sta and 1scd Illinois yb1untee*s are ex.
pected to arrive at Camp Butler tomorrow.
All The regiments anu EetxchDents which hare
rendtxyoueed at Camp Butler for 1Eu pay and
diechasee. have been paid of and dspeteed for
their homes, except the s7th, numbering about
200 1rer, Who nrc etl1 on hand, but will be paid
Of in day CT two.
As n eyidenee Of the growing prosperity Of
spr,rensld, and sts tupoEts1Mss M a. business
ibis day. so'd the lot on which their church edt-
dce now etsDue. en the corner oi Monroe and
Adams ftreets, ior the sum Of <sC1 per loot, re-
afsx1IK the htndsoma Bum Of $seuO By the
t1anssc.1un. Some ten Years ago thu came prop.
tlty VIE reid IN about 80 pr foot.
u the U. 8, District Court the case Of Howard
Nil injected at the tr1n Of tbs court for
Iotb,lg lie Mlt's. w:s continued, oEe Of the Wit
ttts's for tho 'Cefenee being absent A MT
paHcd DicksTs VII tiled BY njury for hasnostn-
OF John Armstrong, late Postmaster ut spring.
fed, indicted for rubbing the Pest Office, On sp
pl.cshrn Of defendant WEE eort1nued and rew rc-
ccep' zabrees t,ken to the amnnnt Of f10,s0]
Ia the Circuit Court prelim,nasy Injunction
wse Rzsrt. d. OF petuon u . numoer Of brewers
ehEee ctfttl.crics Here seized some time since In
St. Clsr county, Il s1a1uing The collector OF tbs
Twelfth Di.trict iron proceeding u1dcr dlstress
RArrant 10 cell the pi opertY Of petitioners.
The committees having in casfce the pre-
sranm. lts The ee.etraton Of TIC Fourth have At
"a t zen bssrd from, and p4rtsal Arrangements
have bern sereed upon. a j11nt meeting Of thc
CO itt to be b ID this evening. at which II
ue1.
The Itceip.s ut the Trea:urcr's ot1ce to-day,
70: The Mopnu cnt fond wc1n eltebt'y over tA.,sH,
4 6t.kcbsrct d eodier OF the 12th 1u1nof. easAtrJ
" ncctd ptai1Y sbot last evening BY the dis.
ch lrRe OF pistol In the hands OF cotn.aoe. 1T
4auutst VIE held By the city coroneF. and vtt
ci:t Of -ccidt nttl ehootinaNras rendered.
The Treasurer ct the State Ssntr,ry Com mis-
stnn II st,4 point. has IT. eeriytd $Hu trnm ths
Ls~'est Southern S:Eltaty Far of Srarti. Rae
An sgco gentleman named Stephen ,o3e'I. 0
Calumet Int.1a1a, arrested IN this cig Tn yes
tsfdpy. fDr hrouxht hefofe nA1fstFatc on
charge Of having stolen goods In h!. l'os.estiou
W. Wing 1T examination. he gave ha't III The snu
OF xltsn 1or 82pe tsance Ut 'he ext term cf b
| Circuit Court. II le I've ievtd that Mr. Odsl bt
! b.tp auped By de.igtink pssttes and received th
| Hotc. lot knowing them ~ he stolen.
, 1865-07-01

NEW YoRK, June 30.-The Heralds South
Carolina dispatches. to the 2Gth, state thai
General Gilmore would shortly issue IN order
dividing the State of South Carolina into
four military districts. to be known as the
Eastern and Western Districts, and the Dis
1tic;s Of Charleston and Port Royal, to bs
commanded respectively bY Generals Beale
Van Wyck, Hatch and Porter.
General Gilmore had also issued hts order
for The celt braticn Of the Fourth OF July. Al
labor, not absolutely necessary. will be sus
pended throughout. tho Department Of ths
South. Salutea will be fired at the variou
posts. the Declaration Of Independence ami
Pre- ident Linccln's Emancipation Pto:lama
tion read, oIatiops delivered, and the d.,
e ncrnliy observed If true Yankee style.
The rebel Governor Clark, OF Mississippi
had been committed to Fort Pu!aski, Harnr
nah river, and the retel ex-Sccretary ofsth
T.easurs, Trenholm, recently sent to thb
| stronghold, had been released by orders troz
I Washington, ard was IN Charleston.
, 1865-07-01
POSTSCRIPT,
O'CLOCK l.. II.

rc,>.r{,1 I,t.notch n 4he Weata,n A;eort,fn3
Pregs |
NEW Yos,S. June n.
yr....-....u. -, .xro a..,,,,. ~. so,c-
Anli.! e.sane's hu" NV s.ns 'es 'e1o"e
II 10 Ice toFeF1Hent Will DC ohelea 1of sats al
auction. at the Brooklyn Nayy Yr!d, on The 1at1
Of Ju,y.
General Rosecrana.
Central Rose cr:us sails for California to.ror.
,ov H. v.. se,.naaea l,st nipht st I..u,,,rn
-. -. AA''
FMK, NC" Jersey.
freedmcn's Affairs.
The 7ribNnes HashinRtou sneets1 says: "Gen-
ersl Saxtou arrived tn tay from the Sou.h. and
h.a a. .~tardca fr.err,ew u,4h 3+ncr,l uc,r,r,9
-.,.+,-. IN tha e6f-s cF ,hn rraadnan IN h,s n.
r.s,s a.. .aS.s -
w. ~ +, IT,. INV ,1 ns haeg aor ~
, 1865-07-01
FROM GAL&;NA.
splendid Reception Of the 96th ERII-
n.16 KeMSmtnI~

GA1EEA- H.. 1ure 80.-Tte reception Of th Q
96sl regiment BY The loyal zen Of ua;eus here
ystnrda. evening. was ore Of tha 9ost mhs1td.
cent Gyatlons eret given IN The 6tate. The
t2porn5er, Gen. Grant," echoed the welcome
for the brave boys over our hills. An immense
concnn,se assembled ct the depot. snd the rect-
melt vac e. corted to the De eot3 House BY two
binds Of music. The welcoming eptech was
made BY Mr.. Wsshbusn, aud was responded 10
bt1e}y By Col. Smith, and more 1t length By Lieut.
Col. Hcts. Thirty stx youug ladlet, dressed IN
waved in welcome. Amaoniaeent banqnet. was
pfrpated 1t the De Soto Hocee, aud tbs g'1ant
rolaser. received lhe graceful compliment OF be:
1pc Esited upon by ile wives end daughters Of
"a, citiEcus, wto rfed with each other IN doing
honor 10 the noble men who had done AZ mnch t.
rut down the tGbel1un In the South and the rebels
it lone. Sentiments we're given, patt'oile snnsa
wfre surg, aud The whole affair p3s.cdod uost
, 1865-07-01

;srcisl Dispatch t. the Chc.co Tstsnn:.l,,
DETRoII, June -.
An attempts being made to tAise the Illinois.
pump her ont and eve past Of ber cargo, 4 rug,
ttsatn pump end lighter have gone to tho wreck
for that purpose.
The ga Michigan Reci1cnt, Col Lef1rour, ar.
rived here at $50 this evening, rf1 he Michigan
Central Railroad.
Some ef the t21s1eis tn Cass county commenced
cutting their wheat today The weather has
been wet and come appsehensions are felt en- a.
court Of ruft.
The 1rlal Of Bernett g.. Dur1cY. the Lake Eric
pirate, will take place at Post Clinton. o., On tho
11th Of July. Be is eul. 1t the House Of coEree-
tion N this city and Will be taken thlthtr oa tbs
10Th ofJuly.
, 1865-07-01

Espec.a. D,.pat=h 10 the Chicago TEioEne.j
ST. LnC1s, June -.
TIE mass meeting At the Court House last
1,eot, visa the largest snd most brilliant In Il. its
spl oIntme nf .th.t ba. ever been held Ia IT. Louis.
At leaet ten Thousand were present. and the Kre.t-
tst enthuefasm preTsiled. SPECIFICS were u1de
by Judge Clover, Hen. Geo. P. Stroug, Leuterant
Goyt11ef Smith, Judge Kreekle, R:y. Dr.. Cox,
GIN. NeXil and othcrt. Ono feAtuss of The
ca ting, quite notcs able, wa the facuths1 u'ore
Radicals RLo Elu nj ~ upk~usc INC new Constttu-
t}cu, Oh ,-s-a. Rtounde. were present last night,
and united their vo'cea IN tustsi1lng the Gov
etpor in csrry>ug out and executing the ort1
usrefa Of tic Convention.
In the County Court, yeeteriay, a coumunsca.
t:eu Vt. recarr. d from Hou. Henry r. Bow and
others, afktng An appropriation Of ten thunsacd
collars, 10 deffsY the expenses Of a proposed
Commercial Convention of tho Euslncs5 men Of
thc Nesteru States, to ba held In St. Louis.