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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
~ BLES Of very excellent qOslily, eouristi' z Of
Peach s. Plums, Chtrr'es, blsekbeIries. Baspber-
ri 8, zea Mays, or White FLAT 20 n, Green Corn
and Tomatoes, can be found 81
GEO. D. BOOKS,
nh2s 20 Superior street,
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded st once. The interest to
18th June next will be paid in advance. This Is
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NOTICES.
4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
n Notice is hfreby given that the undersigned
nss BEEN appoigted and qualifsd Al administrator
on the estate Of the Ia J. W. Gray in place Of J.
>. stephens u, resigned All perEons having
Gains against The estate will present them legally
approved and all persons owing or having unset
ttd accounts are requested to present them within
thitry days for adjustment
A. 5. SANFORD, Admin'sHat0r.
Ohiee ls2 Superior st., No. 8, 2 floor. lmTS0 2O4
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN the under igued has been sppointed and duly
qualified a. Admin. traitor Of the state Of Samuel
White, late Of Cuyabogs c unity and state Of Ohio
deceased. HARVEF LATIMER,
Adn'r Estate Of Samuel White decd.
March q, 1856. m2s:G0S w
NOTICE.-The Undersigned has been
IN duly appointsd dminist ator Of the Estate
Of John singer, late of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, de-
ceased All persons inds bted 10 tbs estate
quest'd to make immediate payment, and those
hayirK claims against the same will present thens
duly authenticated, to the undersigned ior allow
anos. W.H. NEWTON,
Uleveland. March %. 1865. meh1igTv
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS for
"a ouyahcga County, will be held at Cleveland,
at the Court House, Rom No. 4, Sd story, commens
cling at 10 A. NJ, as follows: March 4th and 18th
April sth and 18th May 9Th and 10Th, and June
Sd; at Berea, April 3D. snd at Warrensyilie
Center, March 18th. Commencing ct this last place
at A. NJ, and closing At 8P.M.
Fsb1T:20S Clerk Of Examiners.
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DISSOLUTION, &C.

NO-PARTNRRSHIP.-MR. THEO.-
~ DORE A AN OREWS is this ~ admitted to
partnership in our firm. The name Of the firm will
be GUBB, ANDREWS & co. fIon ibis date.
J. B. COBB & co.
April l. 1855 ap4:204
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SCENE AT eRAvELLY RUN CHURCH.


The scene at GrsVelly Run meeting house
at and at 10 o'clock on Saturday night.
is one Of the solemn contrasts of the war
and, hope the last of them. A little
frame church, planted among the pines,
and painted white, with cool, green window
shutters, holds at its foot gallery for the
negroes, and at the head q vanished pull
pit. found its peWs moved to the green
plain over the threshold, and on its bare
floors the screaming wounded. Blood ran
in little rills across the planks, and, human
feet treading in them had made indellible
prints in every direction; the pulpit lamps
were doing duty, not TO shed holy light
upon holy pages, but TO show the pale and
dusty faces of the beseeching, and IS they
moved in and out, the groans and curses of
the suffering replace the gush of pesceful
hymns sndth deep responses to the PRAYERS
Federal and confederate lay together. the
bitterness OF noon sssusged in the common
tribulation of the night, and all the while
came In the dripping stretchers, to place in
this golgotha new recruits for dssth and
sOrro ". asked the name of the chu1cA.
but no one knew any more than if it had
bean the site Of some obsolete heathsn Wor-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-07

The telegraph has already furnished US
with wosynopses of the New York Worlds
account of Sheridan's great victory at Five
Forks on Saturday last. Neither of them,
however, did justice to the spirit and force
of that account, which will compare favor
ably with any of the descriptions of battles
fought and victories won during the war.
Its length prevents our reproducing it in
full, but we append some of its more
graphic pssssgesi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-It appears from
the report of the California directors of
this great national work that they are
moving with energy in the construction
of the Western end of the road. They
have now 5000 Chinese at work, and
soon expect 10000 more. These coolies
are content with $50 per month, wages,
and So per month each allowed them for
board @ ~.
They are now going over the noun
tains, 120 miles east from Sacramento,
1000 feet above tide water, and expect
= to have the road completed to Salt Lake
in 1868. 1t remains for the Directors
at this end to meet them at the time and
place above specified, and then let the
Iron horses, meeting midway between
the Missouri and the Pacific, salute each
other with great stentorian screams o.
congratulation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

The FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD.-Our eX-
changes give a few particulars of the
fire which occurred in Springfield the
Goth inst, which was mentioned in the
HERALD Of the I'D inst.
The Black River Paper Mills, and the
American Stencil Tool Works were
burned to the ground. All the buildings
burned and the Stencil Tool works were
owned by A. J. Fullum, whose loss is
heavy, probably four or five thousand
dollars, he being insured for only one
thousand. The loss of Messrs. F. Cate
g. Co., bookboard manufacturers, was
some sl500-insured for $500.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

FREDERICK DOUGLASS. - Speaking Of
this well known colored orator the New
Bedford Standard says:
"Twenty-seven years ago a fugitive
from Southern bondage found his way
to this city. He received here his first
earnings as freeman. He obtained en-
ployment in foundry, and while blow
ing the bellows his eyes We're fixed on
the newspaper slip stuck up before him,
from which he was trying to obtain
knowledge. After toiling here for few
years, encouraged by few who recog-
nized in him the capacity of being more
than mere day laborcr, he went to 9th
er and higher fields of toll. Two even
ings ago that fugitive slave lectured be-
fore our Lyceum to the largest audience
Of the season, listened to attentively by
an audience composed of the best class
of our citizens. The next morning he
breakfasted with the gentleman who
paid the first ninepence he earned TWEEN
ty-seven years previously"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

ECLECTIC REvIEw.-The January num-
Der of this sterling periodical has come
to hand. 1t contains rare and beauti-
full engraving representing Shakespeare
with his family at STAFFORD, reeiting the
tragedy of Hamlet" The table of con-
tents is very interesting one, contain
ing as it does several articles of more
than ordinary attraction. Among these
may be mentioned the Grand Commem-
grafton of Daule's Six Hundredth Ami.
versary; Leigh Hunt; Lake Basins (sci.
entifc); and Witty and Pretty Women
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE .-An &C.
centric woman residing in West Ran,
dolph, mysteriously disappeared from
that place about four weeks ago and
has not since been heard Of Her attire
consisted of much worn merino dress,
gray cloak, of a fashion long gone by.
and an Anticipated black bonnet, every
thing giving evidence of restitution.
The Orange County Eagle says the wo-
man is of good character, and trusts
wherever she may CO. she may meet the
kindness and assistance which she we'll
merits
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untrue whereupon Mr.. Bradley

to be untrue whereupon Mr.. Bradley
retorted by calling him a liar. Mr.. Brad
ley having afterwards apologized, Judge
Olin said the former had made all the
reparation which a gentleman could be
expected to make for the offence imputed
10 him; but still he did not think Mr..
Bradley could be excused, and therefore
fined him one hundred dollars for con-
tempt Of court.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

ADDISON County CoURT.--At the De-
cember term of the Addison Comfy
Court, the case Of Wethcrbee's Execu-
tors VS.. Reese excited much Interest
from the eminent counsel employed and
the circumstances Of the case. Hon. q.
W. Grandey of FergenneS, Hon. W.
Stewart of Middebnry and Z. r. Hard
of Burlington for p}aintf, and Hon. G
F. EdmundS, Gov. Dillingham;, F J..
Phelps Of Burlington and l.. Meader Of
Vergennes for defendant. Twenty wit
nesses were examined ny the prosecu-
ton and eighteen by The defense The
counsel on both sides made eloquent ap-
peals, and verdict was. rendered, set
ting aside the last will OF Joshua Weth-
erbee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

WESTERN VERMONT MUSICAL AssooIA-
TIoN.-This Association proposes to hold
a "Four Days Meeting" at St. Adams,
commencing Jan. I'd. We have not the
least doubt but that it will be grand
affair,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

WATERBURY.-John F. Henry, ESQ,
has resigned the PCstmastership of Wa
terbury, and is succeeded by Justin W.
Moody, Esq, an energetic and courteous
young gentleman, who will give entire
satisfaction to alfhaving business at the
Waterbury Post-office
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

SwANTON SWINE AHEAp.-W II Blake
ESQ., proposes to quiet the pig excite
ment, by stating that pig which he
sold to Mr.. Sherburn Titon, was killed
on Monday, the 18th instant weighing
435 lbs. Had the pig lived till Christ
mas day, it would have been exactly
nine months old
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

Ma.BRADLEY FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF
coURT.-In the U. S. Circuit Court, a
few days ago, Joseph H. Bradley charged
that Judge Olin was arguing pending
cause to the jury. The Judge replied
tina. Dir. Bradley stated what he knew
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

DR., would again call She
attention Of our readers to the visit of
the above weltknown Surgeon from the
Albany General JDtirmary, to our viii
lage on the 28th and 10Th OF the present
month, All who are afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye, Ear Throat Catarrh
Bronchitis, Lungs. Heart Liver OF any
disease requiring either medical or sur
gical aid, should make arrangements to
call on him at the Central House during
his short stay in this place. Hundreds
have been patiently awaiting his arri-
val, and hundreds OF questions have
been asked regarding mis- next visit.
Now that it is so near the date Of his
visit we hope our readers will remem-
Der and call on him. AS he -emains but
two days, they would DO well 70 call
early.
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. o 7 l 9 Il :.

II
Whereas my wife Msrandy l.. ha5 |
and board without provoeation, th,slS \
persons harbosing or trusting heI ~ 4
as shall pay no debts OF her COMM
this date. ,oavp4 L
South wsIling,ort, Dec oh 'oI.,
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NLOTH SHADES.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

We have just received a very iine 3
of Cloth Shades, all lengths, and som
NEW Il VERY DESIRABLE PAT.
Call and see them before purchs
where, r.rrrrr cad
Rutland, Dec. "a, 1865.
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Local aad state Items.

" REUsIos. TO think about
was the reception given last Tuesday
eve, at the residence of your special cor
respondent Mr.. B. W. Burt OF Castle
ton, In honor of, and TO welcome the re-
turn of his two sons, who, when the
black cloud Of secession darkened our
national sky endangering our countrys
life and liberty, were among the tirst to
offer their young lives in her defense
and now, after having engaged in her
battles, and endured the hardships Of
her service for four long years, in the
kind providence of our Heavenly Father
they have been permitted to return.
Truly, God is good.
At least l25 persons We're in attend
ance, and we know that there are many
Others who would like to have been
present, If we are to judge from the
notes of regret that we saw on the Ia
ble,-among them this sentiment from
a Rutland lady: May the welcome
home to the young veterans be cordial
from all who meet at Mrs. Burt's to-
night"
Among the guests we noticed Lieut.
Col. PineO, from Boston. Col. P. was
formerly Professor in the Castleton
Medical College.
The wants Of the inner man were not
disrenarded and AS 0ur bost,ss GRACE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-12-28

THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE JOUR,
sh9 Catalogue, glv'ns tuu particulars, q,
sent by mail 10 any address on receipt al
stamp.
Two or more students tnterirs a, tbs ]
time and from the same place viii recejvl
discount on each, This institution il spsrl
arranged for Ladies as well as Gentlemer
sruction in Photography and Telegrss
when desired.
Over one hundred Students have been
ted during the past Term, while the p,.
for the future Is very fa,tering. Person, Il
ing to become Students during Fal! i
apply At once for admission.
j. II. LANSLEYl
march2idSwt Principal and Prov,
, 1865-07-26
FROM CAIRO.


tspsc1el Di.patlh to the Chicago T.ibuu.
cA1ao, Iu-s Is
The city p.pert arc n'!ed With aceonut Of
increase. To-day nsn Eas ntraigned for s1au-
:uAsiop. ag4inst whom WIS the charge OF burglary
snd robbery. The mans r1me is Geo. #. Shep-
pad.
The Cairo 1imts hks the tut]otred report eon-
cerripg the murder: "a few p!Gha since shep-
p1rd, In company With cyprisn, attended dance
a. hou.e near the Ohio river, between C4tro
and sound CITY. Shepard Mas dressed tn sal
while 1t the dance he dlscorere1 tallor present
who lid considerable MONEY in belt around his
ps. son, ard resolved to pes.ess himself Of It.
Repreeeutirg hmeelf to the .allor IS fellow TAR,
be Invited him home With him. The eaflor
nceepted the iuvtt4toa md lffs the dance IN CON
mt proceeded iar befofe Sheppard demanded tns
sailors uoney. and On the esllor's refusing to
comply with The demand Sheppard et.hhtd htm
four ttmts in the heart, cut hts throat took from
him his money and threw this body IN the river
The TorpAn vi: 10 eye witness ind testified posi-.
hso i61estcnsd hsr II ssse s4s 1e1e,led antthlng
exore as to. hi. bre,kice into 4
etorc std stealing therefom articles h:ch
lar.cusy entered and says wore 1to1cn a the lime
spec'dte. She also fwore ta.t 4 short tIme r1ree
Sht ppssd knocked down q sstlos aed fpboed h,rn
Of ks5 ard 1 carpet esck, and thb sailor, 90 NAL
tstAtsd aad robbed, has identaed Shepp4rd II
unlcfr the prosecuting Witness Is spirited awvy,,'
II Ekely TO be thott tne.
List night the house Of q German WIS n'er d
b. burglars, and gold to the amount Of St,suo,
, 1865-07-26
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, JULY &C. 1855.

and silver amounting to $500, w4s taken there
from. To-Day darkoY u1ned Fletcher, and
-tns CT two accomplices. ware sT1e.ted. and tbs
The property VIE fdentBed b. the cloth in which
the gold WAS 'tewed and the bag In
which the silver was enefoeed- Ch1o-
IN. .perpet17slon Of spbaeftes, 4 spon7e eaturst.
I'd With It Is thrown into the window Of the bed
Eoom Of 1he intended r Gin. 1fsn alarm II 1iv.
10 It.
The ifq1h Infantry, 467 nea and 10 oteert, left
by rail this morn1rg; m ro.re for home.
, 1865-07-26
FROM CINCINNATI.
Il he Weather. Dt4AHtFouA Tornado
Eea&eFday Morning..


tSpettA Dlspatch to the Chtcs9o Tdbpne-1
-. >O1nclaNAT1, July Is.
After raining hetemore OF 1ees for ten consecu-
tive edays, the seasdh wound up with one Of the
heaviest rain storms we hayeerer Known, lasting
from oue O'Clock until dra this afternoon. In
corne ctton with 1t, about four O'Clock th1s atter
noon . terrible tornado occurred shout q mile
northwest Of the city. II eeere ed 10 have orr
etnated on the bill Slopes west Of the Mil Creek,
between Brighton and Cu0minsvli1e, and
Nhtet1tDg eastward across the Downs behind the
Houte Of Fl fuge, It devastated everything IN Its
way tor space Of two hutdred feet broad by
quarter oi mile long. Ftfst, it awept away
soEe four hundred hot-beds, SSH and boxes, III
. couple Of G4rde1f, took the roofs OF Two
or three houses, Lifted spring wagon, with man
tnd vile aud market stuff, IRON the road. aud
thtaW lhe whole ogeF fence, and made sad havoc
sons country seAf. No 1.yts were lost nor any
enc scf1onsly hurt.
, 1865-07-26
RrfuFufnE Rehrfs-lh hi EF<At VhlttIe.
81 Theft or the JfeaBurT- naval
mAtfef*--The lett. Davis f1nvvard.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.]
WASHINGTON, July Is.
fhat.J FAulkkef has arrived here. The re
ports Of bis psrduu are untrue. he denies, how
EVER, shat be eSst - upathized with or aided the
rebellion In aty m9BneY, The story that he was
spectbl envoy Of the rebellion In Europe be pro-
1curcee unqua!ardly fslse.
A lerce 0umter Of Presidents Of Southern rail-
!oadt arrived here 10 day. AmopR the number il
Hen. HsoNu; President Of the Georgia Central.
Treasury 81 o.. ~ the proceeds from the s9le
ef feaseis tinct TIC close Of the war.
MI ssward snd Fred. Seward and lady leaye
f0F wssee eiSs w %as.s1 to snc,t n
this city snd 1edked In jail. to await his tf,al as
The nu'hor Of the Treasuty robbery Of fldA0uU,
T. ~ JqsIs. saos. ~ a :h.t dine ons hanaIed sio$
anse failed. The bond. were ~ i ineea-
plets snd u.e1tfr, but the coupons,
seing signed, cor he used and eventually led to
pfc,on had :allen at h:s resi;nstion OF bis piSco
n 'hs Lean Branch Office Of tue Treasury IAst
December. atEee that time he has been living
e4'ens!!slJ M II idlsness, III The lime havisg tbs
inks IN the evidence being supplied By the iats
Feselopments, he wss yesterdsy arrested in New
1otE. The bonds lave been desfro}ed, but the
coupons, With the exception Of about GO which
Numerous otI]c're rf the regular asmy. in "a.
!ious Rradst, IRON atst Leaf. up 70 Brig. and
va. 0ereraia of Volunteers, arc sill drawing
n.y Iy, a. snsh; ~ tie Voisnteef 1fmy is now par
trP th' &c Ulcers to their proper rosltions-
II ts understood that 91dxe A7Tpclte Gen.
t!olt anu Eone other prominent officers are soon
TO be constituted Board to decide wis, parties
are entitled to The various rewards o8ored 10
.he discovery and Atrest Of the aesasans' cor
tptra1y.
, 1865-07-26
Ul)tra9o Qrtbn11e,


Tr1u, HRux
Gen. shc.u an had a nob,e ,r,+,o, e+ n,
dlanapolis, yesterday, WORTHY the h sro Of 1t.
1anta and the March ~ tt,s g.. ~ ~. h,t
.epeech elsewhere.
Becreta1y stauton 1,ae +at.u Fo,d,t thcater
for Government nn1no.p4 II to be used
Tor Storing rele, arch}vcs.
Lanrrnro d,.n.trh ,ano,t, further Indian
.1atba-,tiea xb+re f-,oh,ft,1 batba,1snsTe7e
wreakc0 ~ . .;nc1. ,,ct,m.
Kansas .dvte.s .n-,k Of disastrous freshets
from l.tr 1a,ns. In Le4veuworth twenty
liver WIRE lost. All the streams are bank
fau.
1sisa terrible thing sometimes TO be taken
with a sudden rttack Of duty. The Custom
ofacoea ir one Of these fits tadly mklt.eated
.some r1w emIgrAnts in New York yesterday.
III = bad thing to have been rtbel In
certain Missouri districts, where ,evidently
the Union men don't believe in a change Of
1eart, for 1ebols. :
f,ur Dctrolt cor1espondent rnentIons Al IF
of some importance. the movements Of one
va1lsndleAau. EQUALLY SO those of the cAh
5r1ver vho took tha xnsn to hi. hotel
In snrtnpneld they artq enforcing +he Finn.
s.av law. md shutting down m +r,f.r ~
that DIR.
Attorney Cene1l spted has fsspet, an
op4nlon fustifyinr thc 1ata asa,s,,,.t,n.
1ria1a. N41''
C1ur d.snatcbea r, an ,,ts,e.,,n,. ,a.u,..
nf Rnnth csro,,ns T,h.,,e.,o. .,s..sssa. a4e
.1h,t The freedmen 4-,1f;,s. s-s p'! psP.s ~
AEeorr;. nanrr f,onr3shs. a. 6sasH
,nd IT, ~ sh.se+ so,,as. =, -. - oymtse' tn1
I,a,4.ir rt,s so,,th ,oa-, -. ~ 44.ns -
-, n.+l-a., -. s.,-nn Al %no oAAe@'
~. C,r.t Esxss., .x,,
4,a 1o,h snd ..-.s1. =. - 4sAss =, eAtntn ~
+o,4 = 800 - ooPea neaa ~.
-. -. - 49, ~ 40. ", Aae.st. -,
go. ~ taeu Aeafts ..,a:1 ooa.s1
,nd ~ ~ 80. -. ~ @ e1,usa a,s,,ss = 80 ~ T.
a..,- - -. oSs ~ =. Aou A. "e ess. na,is wv
+.n,st - a, @ ea, ~. az, a,ass.as $500
=. r.. ,en., ene ee p..n 49,. ' A''' A''S'@t'S
49, n. . i.., W. 49,. ,..ar ,h. ,...na.|
n,~.na". ~ IT," 81, h,rs @ s.s1f far M ,nees ~ ,,t.
tI%a'. s. uas eo.1 .AT..,"s.es A'' ~, Tsas;1 ~
ase Aua ~ L. -..asss.. ~ " =. ,a.,a,. ~.
5I,.'.s.D.a' .,-,Ip..s ~ a ,..ss.,~ oe.s
, 1865-07-26

Il Government officer AFrr1ted-PEr.
AunAl and Maine.


Especial D.tpatch to the Chicago Trlsnne.]
DETROIT, July y.
D1tel 7. Fem, Deputy United ststcs Collector
Of 1ntetral Revenue, at Chelsea, Washtea1w
county, Kss ar1atKned before the United States
District Court to-day for cxtortton He is charged
with collecting an extra neense fee from pedl4r
bfeides obtsln oE from hin Quan'!ty Of clotd
and ten dollars 10 money lie d-nits the charges.
G. G. Tx.}4adigham paIsed through the city TO-
car, etopp1EE few hou1s. IL 10 rQmofed that
come Of the lea ling Democrats of the city had
conference With Etu.
THE Revenue cnite1 Com. pc1rf LETT here this
morning 1p1 Bnffsio,
, 1865-07-26

Ansa OF TfonstoFt on tbs Atlantic
.0A3 = Another QuAftermaaEeF
81tehefy.

NEW yoRk, Jply s3-The North Carolina
bb<s o. INC r. says TIE steam propeller Qgine-
Tnuisdsy mornins. bonnd for Bslnmo.e, viii
a69uI zso discharged holdiets belonging to the
tncioT.p$ & smmand:: Is 70 The ID q. artillery;
panles Of the 7dtb Pennsyiysnis. About oT3
oclcsk. When OF Cape Lookout Bay. the ma:hin-
81 sei1ied 70 w9Ek asd the propeller being
"a sSnoie ~ the breakers, was split to pieces
Inc passengers are reported LOST. The ecene Is
ottc1Ibed a. being nirhuuly ? horrible. some Of
tae snsrlfoss afe Represented IL acting mosk
noblJ in the1t efforts to save their coIades. Tie
Qa3pehspg Ia an old bo1t, built probably before
soroe Of It's 1ll-fated patsengera were born, and
might hare dono we'll enough as transport for
toldlerz who hsve fonght through Tie battles Of
theiz country and are returning home after 4
tcuR abttnee, should be iurnlshed something
f1ore secure.
, 1865-07-26
The FFes Omen Of Kentucky-A Black
3AlnefsA 0Fdef4.
F1rtr{x1 r.&pstrh r. ~ . f1,,e.nn T.4t..1

he HFfs dn1tn Of KentHcEY-A 8lneR
sssnmp<a,eoosS.n: 81. I'd. oeS F1h'k's aepors-Gen.
lSpeelxl D:tpatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsH1xorox, July Is.
An Interesting report has just been received 1t
tie Fretdme1's Bureau from Brig. Gen. s. F.ak,
sefterant COMMANDER OF the States OF Kentucky
and IenEeesee. In response to IN order Gom the
bureau, directing IN inspection Of the Colorrd
AeIaeeers Home. 1t Camp Ee1tpu, Kentucky, In
the the course Of his1epost Gen. Flsk saJe: ~
tcued the Home full to oresnnw1n9 of colp.ed
women and children, and the number 1ncse.s.ux
daily There has not been proper eaoet to nad
homes and employment for thoto refugees. /
d1et Ct lhe sntirs tns,i Q,ton aud th.l! dtIReou1
lanos to keep the tatntIy as smlll u poislbie.
kc1tu'g II jasi cow being eurred to ia bitter
political c7n'sss ia sgttstng the entire S,ste. The
only f1tue before the peo ole Is the rauaeatlun al
ihe ontutut1onA1 amsnument forever prohibiting
bartfm cling to it, putftd esreass with astprtah
Ing 'enaclsy. Kentucky fear will refuse to b
come eoe Of the twsasy se.sn pal ee.sers 70
vi: 9ea: Pal@tr ar stricken ths shsetles
,.3 lsen ~ .,syss who Wsii leave the ssa,e. H,t
gftnt1i pass to each coior e1 p4ssou m4kirs
sprlica Ion. Railroads. ateRmboats and ferr1
6oats re required to 'fansport Ill wbo pEeseat
~. = AAAsAty pA96 22& Ply t0f1 1870. Iht3 1Iutf
raa 3Rsne1 on the 18Th inst, and the resn1t has
been that thousands hare crossed the Ohio. aud
re nov c1oWding the Suites lying opposite. The
snd the agitation eaused BY the political ean7s..
hs'e aroutcd every colofed individual Ia Zen.
tucfy to the Importance Of striking for freedom,
lahen "a generally On Tho move for gone plsee
bfycnG the resch Of their MASTERS. II msaf To-
sait!ez ihe most c!ue, md dendish atsoc,ti<e sfe
belnR F!sited cn e]aves ey their m:ddeRed mai
1T,d HNT&ffkt1F 4 Ia tE1a Afstlu
WIVES and children OF the colofed mek who have
n1.tted in our army from kentacky, and the 1st.
teE elasf Pue3 Tor military posts Five hundred
Of this tIst1 ~t1c sent 10 G mp Nilsson dursnv
.&st Werk A:oEe.