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Aqua de MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemen's bOOni The "sweetest thing" ans
largest quantity, manufactured from the rcl
southern Magnolia Used for bathing the aei
and person, to render the skin soft and fresh, 4
prevent eruptions, to perfume clothing. etc
1t overeomes the unpleasant Odor OF psrspira
ton.
II removes redneSs, tan, blotches, etc.
It cures nervous headache and allays inha
nation.
IT coOls, sOftens and adds delfcacy to the skin
Il yields a subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures muSquito bites and stings Of insects
II contains no material injurious to the skin.
PatrOuised by Actresses and Opera Singers
Isiswhat every lady should have. Solo every
where, Try the Magnolia Water once and yol
will use no other cologne, perhImery. or toue
water afterwards
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props Exclusive Agents. n. Y.
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.


II virtue Of a deed OF trust ezeduted % me
tlstee BY Mary j. Harulan. with the
fse fa-E % ner husband, B. Desha Harman. on
Regfsre-a or July iS0, and recorded I'm the
- EooE 'Mee On shelby county, Iennessee,
~ 49, pases % 81 81 and -. on the ist day
- 49, 70 secure the payment OF GER
9---c- = Specified, I VIII seu ~ Public
- 49, Izuest bidder. for cash. iu front
y p nousa o. E8ysier. Trazeeant 4
1et- IN the City Of Memurfs.
ane Adams Streets. on the
- .aAuailr l1A. between rne hour4 OF
- az y 2 e.geA an the f1ueUfnr rragr 81
Lauqs VIZ wing and being fn f-e r-r-~-- -
shelby and state OF Taune
H ana bounded
- IoloHA VIZ. beginnings the e1.--wasf 800
ner Of a 0ry-faurr ererrarf ~
Or an avenue forty feet vide. suf 81 frz ee-r
-tie 81 ne aeru4n1o plans roEG- the u4nE m
beginning being eleven chains ana tlf-rr-Trre-
ms nQrtA rom q STAKE. from whlrh n
5nAFty-lree Inks stands q white oFk msrzef
y >; thence north twenty-five chains 10 a
STAKE on tue west bank o. Cane creek reane.
cas- twenty chains 20 a etaEes thence -1--r
twenty-five chains r. stake thence west uffh
ne norm side o. said avenue twenty chains 10
the beginning, containing fomF-fgur arra5 -a-
nation 8 east, being SO the northwest corner 81
a tract o. band sold % A. c.. Ellis dv WI y
LHndy admlnistret0r Of J. O. Luudy. deceasal
and sold Dy j. O. Ills % J. c. Mcllauus- luH u
g. LcEiauus 20 Map y. Harmau. The rfzEl Of
redemption Is expressly waived. ard the Is1-
% SAID and Is considered uuFuesllouabie bat
convey IS trustee only.
JOHN q. LONsDALE. Trustee
Memphis, December IN. El dal-at
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NOTICE.

Apply for letters Of adminfstrae,
a. " = = sac OF h1ghJ J. CASTOR, d-sessed
Shelby County, Aly Court %
noySNlm JOHN . m
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THE ORIGINAL CHILL KING
BeaI street, Memphls. Tenn.

N Ran attempt is being made to intro
duce another Remedy bearing the name Of DE
La Rockies Chill King"-in cOEseQuence Of the
very favorable reception and remarkable sue
cess OF our preparation. Persons wishing the
Genuine Article will, therefore. be particular
and inquire for CREIGHTOS'S CHILL KING.
no2l-lm CREIGHTON & co
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Signed AM WILL President.
~lSignedl WIT SELBT, Seer etary.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me the I'M
d~ersigned, Recorder Of Deeds f0r saint Louis
county IN te>umOny whereof I have here
unto set my hand and Official seal. This eth
day Of November, lSl-
Signed JULIUS CONRAD, Recorder.
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Trnsfee,a GnIe.

JOHN &. LONsDALE Trustee
phis, December IN. El da
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DT VIRTUE OF faded or Trust to Is eree-s=I
ID BY the Memphis 0vert0n Hotel Company.
on the nrsr day Of Nay. l-0, 20 -eclIe the uar-
Aeut or certain Dol1s n coupon -reralu
named and described. and which a-ter uIe due
ana unpaid. the said rruz-aeeI being rCr -I
!n lu- REGISTERS Ollceof shelby culur~- Tenn.
etr on the ON Gay o. February. lsf. between
me gCuH o. DO and y an lu 'front.' Of sail
hpel proceed fo saL -l The highest bidder. for
CASH the following lots of 8usf. 1-- gnalsi
~ LHe pan or Memphis # numbers II. ~.
~ ~, u ana lE, situated on ths u1rflae
corner or Main and FDUIar streets. En- -fr e9rT.
arc on which the ssl1 Hotel now stands
4Lr Isul of redemption j. waived iu SAID
truat 4ei Ile title IN believed 10 30 good. bat
We VIII only c0uFe as trustees
des2m r. TfTrl Trus-seL
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No 3S Northeast cOrner OF Gayoso and Second.
where he Intends 70 keep constantly on hand
Metallic Cases and Baskets, and Rose
wood and wooden COINS
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persons having claims CALM Tl1mas
AEeterss either as PRINCIPAL OF hll1leE. or
Tor 4Aies 70 Real Estate. are requested t1cl-lon
Us Wltn All He evidences Of debt or other cal-
galonr and also the securities he'd by them.
ana any person having Deeds or l-e 1unGs on
s&la Peters Estate since $50 VIII please send Is
as4tlemeut OF the Properly Al4 4atc OF LrrI
Or Bond. His papers have al besn lost or de-
stroved. and without some showing rom the
parties Interested, 90 wiz ue impossible for him
70 settle with his credltoE
NOTTCE--Those having claims against
N ne esfafes OF Joel Herring. Vim. HUI Geo
@ Patrick. J. Freeman Patrick, John III. Jones
and Mrs sophia A Sueed, deceased. are
hereby notified 10 present the same for nav
meut. and those owing said estates are ai5o
notified 70 come forward and make pavmanE
JOHN BROWN. Admiuisrrlto~.
Shelby Depot. Tennesssee
Novem Der - lclA uo2f Inns
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FIFTEEN LOTS,
GRE

Most desirabIy located, aear the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Depot
Several Lots on the Pigeon RooSt road, I'M
proved and unimprOved, suitable for gardening,
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Rags, RGgsH RagsW
Rags R0gsH Rags!y

PRICE IN CASH Paid for WOODEN
Ia and Cotton Rags, Waste and DAMAGED
Cotton. Hemp Rope, 6unny and Paper
Also. Old Brass, Iron, Copper, Zinc Broken
elias and Empty Bottles, etc.
Cotton Received on Consignment
Ample Room fOrStorage.
Remember the Number,
363 Front Street,
E Between Union and GayosO,
Under the shelby House.
dee-iys IRA ATKINS Il co.
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The undersigned, successor TO Keck & Smith.
and formerly transacring business for the late
arm of J.. 4 n. FlshertyJ thankful for the Id
eral patronage heret0fore bestowed. begs leave
to INFORM his friends and the public generally
that ne VIII continue the undertaking business
At the
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WILLIAM R. MooREs,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

ST N T. y Il OF Il II
ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C0NPAGY,
On the Isl dag or July. Is3. mais 20 the Comp .
uoLer o. Tie STATE n Ieuueass iu eourl-
ance With ths laws Of tnnt 1tate rslauur -
states doing bushes iu thaf state.
Ihe name n ths company D. me LD1s
MUTUAL Lfs Insurance Company. 1nd j. i9
ted in the city Of -. Louis. county o. 81 E<ais
state OF Missouri Printed copy Of Charter
hereto annexed, pazesdio inclusive
The amount OF Capital stock s. tro0s -
The paid uph IoN o.
Notes for LOana- am ply secured b. Deeds ~
Trust INST lines Of heeor1 ana ernera.-y
Real Estate in the city amd county ~ ~
Louis, As per schedule neEed-sld
Cash on hand. in ofHceaud ba1k- Zsls4 o.
stock Bonds, secured partly by Real
sonaI sseGTii5 - &m0
DG 6s4S: = S. sssa.s es5 MN .Zfsia5a z5s
H 5scu TTSsls1D-1, u-laolo,ea persona. B0az
A eo9Fse Q, qTS ns HIIs asenl -na zzs
Once and Hssa H53e y', ilo zza
AI Ee@eHae 3 Tax I Paia on 9 a-.7iasSd ~ la
NEMEUUa 0LHNnNA Amu uaNLEL A-A
state auditor ~ nav aoa1ts ffea-rsa - 6
-
Total assets exrluSfva of uremf-rrr
reeefvable egfHr
bAAAtAeH-
Capital Stock q
Interest 10 reduce real estate stock and
other bonds and notes % present
$50 8
Present value OF dividends due lS5,
I45. $50. ISs and isg - Sss 81
Present value OF policies in force EL05 -
-
pa- 49,
hdFs fuHu IoE Loess al
,Juslea ana noI yet Que sAiub
reserve FUND Tor losses an
300
grant violation OF terms OF
$50 %
reserve Fund Tor contingent
NSo'L - s'-1+A -
%biiJH 81
amount az hLsA ta7o4Ah
Inc eIetlest amount lnsur-d on any AnB4e
No limit as 20 the amount that may oe IN
sute1h any one county CITY Town or NIIase-
STATE OF MISSOURI, Is
CITY AND COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS.
Samuel Wtuf prszs1e,~ a,a Wf1rfsr, T
{ SeIhv $500 ~ fbe - Tc-Ee nr-sr-gT TFaa
TnsTraDcs Co5nsrv bei1g se[s-sIfv swo-
I de0ose aDd 50 anT sarb E- Ii-s-IS - 49,
so+Rs@SIIT ~ !. mn anu t-.s "a ~ Ll--ass ~
I m RE afaiS ~ Inc so coS-,ne1~ fhef me
SO Trs-~aDce C1-o,o-- is a. - CvDa-
/ OF the assets as above stated or winch ne prn-
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

FAGAN's xxx FLOUR,
Rising sun Flour.
80 bbls. Medium Flour.
Clear side Bacon.
New Sugar Cured Hams.
Dried Beef.
New Molasses, choice.
Sirup in Kegs.
New Sugars.
90 boxes Prime Cheese.
50 bbls. Apples.
Coffee, Rice
Flows.
Wagons, etc
Dec sth, Receiving and for sale by
TAYLOR, McEWEN. DUKE & Co,
nov25Sm 81, 90 and s. Adams st.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
Special Notices.

va Hope for the Afflicted.-In another part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DIR. J. C.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age of deceit add char.
to them where they are of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure Under the care of the skillfu
Doctor the sick and troubled divest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
are sick or in trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
ton street. San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

VERY GooD.-Mr. Jones lives at Lower
Springs and has fine stock of goods there
has the best New England rum we ever
tasted. Mr.. j remembering itwas Christ
mas time, and probably having learned
from John Gushing our weakness for that
particular sort of nectar, sent us by that
medium, generous sample. It's good,
Jones, and we thank you.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

Mr.. CHAs. ANDERSON did not forcat tho
printer on Christmas Day; on the contrary
he showed his remembrance and taste, and
knowledge of common weakness to which
flesh is heir to about these days, by handing
in glorious big pitcher of egg nog, ac-
companied with other delcacies of the sea-
SON.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
SHASTA COURIER.

CHRISTMAS AMtsEMENrs.-In town there
were many trees erected and adorned for
the benefit of children at home, but as there
were many children in town who could not
be SO provided for, the young ladies under.
took the task of erecting a tree at Armory.
Hall. where good old Santa Claus could
make deposits for all. 1t was done, and on
the opening night it was found to be loaded
with good things for all. The little folks,
their parents and friends, and everybody
else were there. The Hall was filled, and
the evening passed merrily and happily for
all.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
BIRTHS.

In Shasta. Dec. 9th, the wife of A. ]. Mullen
of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
SCHOOL NOTICE.
TEACHERS ATTENTION /!

A OBLIGATIONS for the positions of Teacher
IN of Grammar School, and Teacher and Assist
ant Teacher of Primary School, also for Teacher
of Colored School, will be received at the of
Daniel Lynch, Shasta, until Saturday Dec. 30.
J. S. FOLLANSBEE,
Clerk Board of Trustees District No. 1.
Shasta, Dec. 15 1865. die
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

In Whiskytown, Dec. 9th, Maria, daughter of
L. Williams, aged about Al years.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In the County Court.of the County of Shasta, in
the State of California.
In the matter of the petition of Charles T. ELS
worth, an insolvent debtor.
DURSUANT to order of the Hon. c. c. Bush,
Judge of said County Court, notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvent,
Charles F. Ellsworth, to be and appear before the
Hon. C. c. Bush, County Judge of said county, at
Chambers, at the Court House, in the town of
Shasta in said county, on the 22d day of January,
A. D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, then
and there to show cause, if any they can, why the
PRAYER of said insOlven should not be granted, and
an assignment of his estate be made, and he be
discharged from.his debts and liabilities, npursu-
ance of the stat4te in such case made and provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against sale,
insolvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Il. s.. Court this 18th day of December, A.
D. 1865
d23 c. MCDONALD, Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

special.-we would call the attention of our
readers to the Grover Baker Machines. Their
reputation is too well established for us to attempt
a word in their favor, but would advise any per-
sons wanting reliable Family Sewing Machine, to
investigate the merits of these before buying. "a
word to the wise is sufficient" OF
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30
Mammoth Quartz Mining Company,

nLD DIGGINGS MINING DISTRICT, Shasta
~ county, Cal.-There is delinquent upon the
following described stock ON account of assessment
levied on the Oath day of November, A. D. 1865, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective stockholders as follows also for assess
ment levied on the ID day of Anrnst. 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

SoIREE, January lst. at Armory Hail.
Let every one be there. The cause justifes
double the expense to our citizens.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

: PERsoNAL.-Hon. J. N. Chapel arrived
home on Tuesday night to spend the holidays
with his family and constituents.
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made on the Oath day of Novem-
ber AID 1865, many shares of each parcel of said
stock as may be necessary will be sold at the Office
of the company, in Shasta, Monday, the 18th
day of January AID. 1866, at o'clock p. NJ. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale,
payable in United States gold silver coins
GEO. d. FORBES, Secretary.
Office Court House Block.
Shasta Dec. 81 1865. d30
The Shasta courier., 1865-12-30

PosTMAsTER.-Mr. L. Wellendorff receiy
ed his commission on Tuesday as Postmaster
for Shasta. A good appointment
, 1865-06-06

csp,.ol prtEon t.sueed;. nc had known ~
J"n:tre 3 fn. five or stx yctr4 jenkins was au op
panent of the Democratic psrty, aud VAS one of
!hn .nion party Eaeai Il YES formed g. IN 1:Sl;
reltshle men in g.. Witness csllc5' upon Jaak rs
ia reference TO supporting Holland for Conercss.
jenkins l.bored 10 keep the staro in The Union
up 10 %; he opposed llarzit. as he considered
him Il seee.Ein1!st. Jenkins ho1sted q
Union atg IN 81, Witness knew RooeI Is =
friend OF iha adnlnisrrntiou. Witness received
sr1nc information non jenkins which led 10 the
capture Of Focth. thought It was loyal act, and
lratesea jenkins was loyal snan. '.'
On cToss examination witness siId he had not
net Jenkins 1ste17 and DID not consider him
f.1end AZ formerly. -
1lsox D. scruEnsos's: TESTIMONY,
Mason D. McPhersnn, who Was in bryantown.
tho Gay after the sstnatioo, testified be heatd
then thai man uamed Boyle, had murdered The
sec1t taJ Of State; didn't hear who snaed tho
pesidtnt 'ho1gh he ,oade inquiries Of cIuxens
aid scldiers. ;.
a TEIEGRAN.
:. Mr. Ewing ofcrtd IN end ,nee telegram from
John &c .Hllocb, dated Montreal, Juno 20, ats-
tiur. that he il n Wa.hins'on March a6sl, and bad
rot been there snce, offering his testimony oefute
the Aucricau Consul Ut Montreal, II reaNirad. -.
The Court went into secret session ard an2lly
adjourned nn.1t Tomorrow.
, 1865-06-06

: 11AF3k' Xf1hl-AhOtH-f1 Amnesty Fro
cfA1nnu0u. ;
Especial Dtepatch to the Chicago 1rtt1ne.l
.WAsu1Na1oz, June g.
No one here understands the ca.e OF Bcn}auiu
J.. Harris, member c.sct Of Congress from Mary.
land, a. eds sctua1ly concluded BY tho Presidents
remission Of The sentence passed BY court mar
tt.l. The matter will be brought before
Congress, where the aamc proofs thas were
adduced in the late trtal Gaze Will be reproduced
or stronger offered, which will chow Harris dis
,oys1ty beyond donbt- He win not be likely to
athonor tie H. ntxi Congress- BY his presence there
The Saty Department has taken POSSESSION oil
tie old Naval School. at Annapolis. the
tul1dlng, grounds. &C.,, to be put IN the
hest n:s, order. md ne Savai ,sehaas
1bere IL nuch speculation induIged in l.. 70 the
course the Government will rurs1c IN the disp0.
sltcn cf JtE Davis trial. Upon goDd authority,
We are tn,h1ed to Rsy 'hst the trial will hot take
raee at at! Ill the eonclH.!on Of the assa .!n.tIon
disposed Of, JEFF Davis will b. put upon nls trial.
1t IL ea:d ihst the President has deter 41ucd to
istre, in day or lTo. an amnesty proclamation
Tardon,ng ali rebel officers below the rank Vi
s;}-I: ,..a eou.., ,..o,... .-n..
called t. dsy to show TIC dtsIoyalty Of jenkins,
near II lAtsse Of Mrs. Snrrat's. 0ne of them esid
ntter jenkins lost Dc.-n, he abandoned alf his
Union principles. Another testified 10 the tisloy-
nlIy OF Mrs. Snrrntt
fed that he saw Dr.. Mudd 70 1nio Mrs. Surr1tt's
betwccd the 1ss and 18th Of March. lie wss rigid.
ly cross examined BY counsel for the de!e1*e, anl
cxrnsed hiDeelf for his confusion Of ldeas md
enbarrsssrcnt bY saying he lad been alaaoss
Grey slrec the assassination of President Lin
rh1n
, 1865-06-06
kr@N1 NA>H9-fsx~n

EKw ToEK, June a.-%ew,.crn Adr}css state
TINT the rctu1t Of the 1utic4' ,nvetis4tiYn At To-
1uD1o showing toat the y'l'oH f-yer there iast
introduced BY Or. nackousn, has cias:d dc nj. II:
.1nGFi hoIrnf-
The people oftbe Etcte are fast hecnutnr rc4
rapt1tsd to she free ln,o: e;ttem, ana like t"e
CotpEe- Z here IL 4 etfCuG nttscanlsnt ht.twe. a
The Ecaeter and RheIf former s'sycs, and IN seek
each other. tuslape satisfactory tcrms for l45or
The Universal suffrage question c1:itas great
5utest.i The people beit. divided o.!y ps to toe
ZINC when tee negro ehuad v.te-
The removal of &Eade rtttd lions cluRes much
3rjoic,nr. 4nd Lew HE ha% been e1rsn hustn1s.
. Ncwbc,n promises 10 BE- very healthy tn.4 SC \
Af11Af.
, 1865-06-06
kheFnanss Report The NeGodatIons
with John1t0us ''

Gtn. Eherman's report Of hts negotiations
Win TIN, Johnston ie interesting. Il would,
EoNc.cr, Lave Possessed more value as hts
toTicAl record, and, We venture to think,
would have done more Justice II Gen. sher.
mans Owl reputation. if 1t h.3 61oEn less
Of the inFpiration which Comes ofexclted feel
inge:.
motive, the origin and the manner Of the pe+
gotint.ons, It would he ungen.rous, perhaps,
10 e1iticise too kcenly the merits OF Ills di;lo.
macy. It Is clear, however, from Ills own
showing, that through3ut considerable por+
ton OF h}t later campaigning, le was luorll.
natcty dessrous to c2tntllpe political with
military duly. he admits having coHdu:ted
al frcuurn: Correspondence: with the late
'TtcsIdtnt Of the United States, with the Ssc+
!. Je,ary Of N'ur, with Gen. Ha'l:ck, and with
Geu." Grant, OF the sue ojc t Of terminating
Tie ware TIili tinc1c stroke Of pen" -
.ttat, reasoning upon general 2rincipes; taose
whV seek to judg. most tmpirtiAEy ia the
tas,. are forced, US It were, to the eoncluslon,
ttat Gen. Sherman Was too cases "a app.a: 10
thr character Of o paciicator, to bring an IN"
lively cool md cautious 3ndsmsnt in1o coa-
rtntion In which eu" crafty politician a.
nr..cIir ridcc was made party. and Of r h!ct
JrfT nnrfs vas au tmmedlits and snterest.d ID
adviser. General Bherman's lo1g roa3ertng
ofthe QUESTION Of throwing a*id: tue sword
for the !,en, his Intense auxtcty-ho~evef
| 11utab.e--on the question ofauumary 'pacll'
| cation and Ills e4ild,erly ira aka -s*--aH un'
fitted him for the sharp arts OF dirl otna:y
| employed AGAINST him. - Aud the result. a.
Gen. Sherman must himself Adn1t, was thst
| his coycnaut With Johnston WAS only not q
fatal mistake. becans. its te:ms were condi'
tional.-N. T. 1Nnta.
, 1865-06-06

.o,,r6 m Washington street neay Board Of Trad!
BaaaIg win iek no3ts - '1eea ., z2ee essa M g;
nnrnTrmsnts. FOR sale b. BAIRD q BRADLEY. cor
-. Ia md Fhakjle etreat9. jebt9+ lt1eIt
, 1865-06-06
POSISCkIPT.
4 1GEEf1F n

] 1e,r-,., D.sn.,cb IN v.a,o-, a.,o.t.,.a p,,..
| toG, ~ n'spatEn " "eSesn Assoeiateo ffcss.
,1spts x% aon7. " ~ pre ne e1sminatoa OF tae
s'unt. G T., T., tne % Nass! AsaemJ a. SeMport q;
-. y ~" - pr. Ntaoax .aa uat2pefs OF
VICE 1dn1psl faI.eai and e csnt Waeaa H.
,nJ.r,. b.ra ~ s,antt - t,s l., u1aus- ~
ton IL iheIr stnais, nns ibIopeh ID t tbe us1si nns
door drtii ia TenIirtd 10 eIere1so IN r1snc1yc,.
| iup eIrpp ii. waf apd naval rnunerv-
n Init linn inv Xii .f.rt nn ,hcI, reo,1a-
n.tssa ccuI.e Il IL rnmGred ri ~ = tha Ssxsi
ArodsmY vii room be returned to IL former ioea.
ion at AnnaLolis.
| Telcern EAic Kxtefn!0u.
Ihe 3mf. aa5s; he GHI5sd st,,ss TsIcst5ph
Somi any aase SonIaeea Httn inofoa9nlY fsne-
| nlc pafuca 70 oa1io tM9 more lines q teleEfapn
I!om w. Leale ane tme3fo.to Ssn tfs9eEco.-
ING lines 1!on, eas,en etues 70 nenset GHv. anH
!fem san F!ancEeo % 70 t!1Rtula C1Vl ale 70 p n
lsneo tn,e w. 1aii. a4a e Wao4e In7 10 %
| ctmteAa ue 1o'49alns aatamn-
! s;inIs
nnG ~ d7iome ~ .ae IT, ,'sn1"ns spSs1s! no9 Hof@
e ne.o1s o1r9 9 1aoa ~ n III c.v r.. NIT
! pcned On 'sst WEDNESDAY until to-dsy In conse-
qneuce Of the II cepdon Of the Ptcsident's proc.a
| nation Of amnesty"
nJnxinIEltan'a ErnIRru2fo4 Scheme.
| The Nor{Gs Washington tptchi says she Mcxi-
, 1865-06-06

NEW YonK, June 5.-Bsrbadoes papers, OF the
nfh Of My, ftate The yellow fcvcr agdn raging
auLlethe crew. Of Scss ia stOemafa. Ninety three
dayx. eighteen terminating f1tulty- In Trinidad
aid GrcaaeA heavy rains haye Injured the pros
pecs Of the esnt crop to lhei 1sent Of S. roo hhdt
wLaIvcs aid ttoiehouEes 1t Point Psire
are full OF sugar.
, 1865-06-06

potnur4kps1z, n. Y..June Nearly go DEF
anna ss.embled at the depot TO Eight - .Eive
Sjerc.si Shr5m1Q 4 welcome. When the i.a!n At.
17sed ihx crowd was wild With excitement. 1ht
"pricnrs: an lot going to msSs spcee6.
Locomotive ard cars are uufavotahlc' hank
.ou I'll for your kincne.s. h1d the nono! 70 ps
2 telox .trsy.let with your nob1. reclm tn&, the
1toth New Iurk / understand they ate ;soon e
foms home. whsn they arrive ihcy cta 1sa yoa
NAes tAkn ! eau Of the erfuts that nave nap
pened: hid you & gaod .n,cht-'
hs ocosfs! enc q entered thc cars he was fot1owee
, 1865-06-06
&Wllifaia|Gijl'':. |ijl': :Mr1bnnt.



The order dispatcaipg Gen. s:ee!e with an
army Of observation Of :0,cD men to The
beuisB Of The RIO GrAnde las c:u.ed~ great
sensation among tie foreign ministers at
Washington, md II ii stated that the French
M!nlater, Count d. Montholon, VIII demand
IN explanation.
The rebel Governor Masrath of South e.
>o4.na, was arrested at his capital ny on'5
three mcn. No Resistance was made to them.
- The evidence IN the conspiracy case cste:-
sdavc failed 10 develop anything Of Interest
npd yas eonancd rnainly to proofs OF chsra:-
fer AnG the whetcabouts OF Dr.. Nndd n the
ca,!y ;nrt Of March. The 5nn text Of the
litter found ut Morchcad City, & n"rtion Of
which VIC 1ayc published :.ss:src, Is given.
j; Tie statement thst JED. D-yis:is In Wash,
inr,ou is again denied. It is asserted that
be still rc1nains At Fortress Monroe. Gnycrn
Or Browuof Georeia, has, been released un
coudluonal,y, aud goes. back 'home pledged
to use every cdsrt to restore bis STATE to the
Cn'ou.
Subscriptions to the ,se.en- n-th:rty Lozn
yesterday AMOUNTED to 81 .0l3,a ,a53.
Judge a, D. Smith. one Of the arlles. set.
tiers If milwaukee,. aud Tor many ye,rs on
TIC Supreme Bench of Wiscous;e, d'ed re-
Gently, willie on his way 1fcm South Carolina
to his old home
Gola closed in Nc~ York last. night ct
lseA. ;.
: Macmillan has inar-urated em'erstion
-scbrnes similar to those planned bS Jna-ez
md his sent Lis AGENTS to the United s.at:a
-ond TO tue laree cities Of Europe. He prom.