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CHE Curt.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
l. TIE TWO GREAT PURSES AND
eTAKkS OF THE SEASON 5000 EACH.
TO-DAY, FRIDAY, June :. 1t o'clock.
THURSDAY. June 10, st O'Clock
For which the following horses entered fhe
'''A' ''D"p Fi1RsT fTRoT-rRrpAY. JUNE
Pnne Of Sl,oco with stakes Of ESQ each Nile heats
best , In S In harness. --.,.x, =,
George Wilkes entors b. Recommendation ~ Z.
Hiram Woodruff entsrs b. I,
Owner enters ch ,,rri = g
John L0, src sDsI, m JUNE Is
Pure and stake a. shove Mile heats best Ia 10 wagons,
With the entry the preceding race.
Boets leave James Sup halt hour 70 hunser roi,
nom Thirty ourh every FIVE minutes TRAINS 40 THE
COURSE, SPECIAL. at 1850 g. M, 100 and 80 p No.
Ferry from the foot OF Eighty sirhs to twenty
Efficient poee arrangements 'of the cainsnsncs
Of ctdsr JOSEPH CROChERON. Manager.
PATTERSON RACES, June 6, Z, 8, 1865.
Il No Pos,ponernent on account Of weather.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. JUNE e. fus; race rretnin o,
Of $3.50. MI. heats Second Race. THE uERBfl elWo.
ESQ entrance D. p for thrseyesrod' mile ortyfou
enrie. laird .ce Premia.n 500; two mile hesss
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY JUNE L-Frst Hscs,
sTEEPLE-CHASE, $780, three mile. With swsGyssyen
Inps Second Race Underwood Gin. 500 one Hue inrd
Race PIelainn Of ESQ. three Iils Fourth Raoe Selling
TtiIkD BAY. THURSDAY, JUNE a--Fint A.ee, Sequel
mi "a, nine ensri.s SECOND Race PREMIUM OF - 600
THR EE.MiLE HEATS. Third Race Consolstiou rrsniam
x3o0, u mile, with allowance 10 bss'eu horses.
EXTRA TRAIN roln zoos OF Cb.absss s~~es al W q
m RETURNING Immediately afog Races Of each day are
o. X Is. ChISWELL, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

U,op sAJE-LARGB LOT Of CUTTING
,s,,,sus Tshl,. &C. suitable for clothing honss.
Also rs ssv,ns usshnes ali Of which viii be sold :. bar
gain No. ~ ChsInberst.
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Ham FOR TRIAL.-Frank White, Antonio
p,a ami Daniel Rass on examination recently before
United States Commissioner Jones' on the charge q
manufacturing spurious United States Seeen! pos'su
stamps were Wednesday disposed Of ~ holding ,Se
avail the action Of the Grand Jury Their mandatory
IN Sixteenth-st, Gowanus; was broken up aoyu. wa
weeks since By tho Fory.eighth Preeilo' ro''ec -
hion tme .le accused we're arrested
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Dlpiocno Nctices.

Opncs or sac ArEucss On AID nissc CosPAsr
NO " Wauaul-st, NKw iORK. Stay 81. 1855 !
A REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF
"A ONE PER CENT tho Capital Stock Of this Company
fsbeen THIS DAY dec sred payable aud s'er tho "a
ky OF lima JOHN BLOOD0OOD, rezsnrss.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER tITCHBUR0, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stAnnch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW-YORK,
ksve New FORK daily fSupdsys excepedD ct o'clock n
from Pier No. 70 North River, foot Of Vssty e.,
FOR NEW.LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat EIprssa Train rom the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Bos'on and Wor
teer Worcester and Nashua and NswLondon and Northern
Railroads
Freight TAKEN st the lowest For Information inquire
q u 3. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. via. the Eds
E1wsy rom loo, o, Chs,p NJ nh,nn Imt0oSi
connecting with railroads for oil principal cities In the West
running order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbsna Dayton, Cnein
Htii and 81. Louis, without break Of Gsae, -
7. II. GOODMAN, Gen Ticket Ag-, H. ? sWEETsER
Mssdville. Pa General Sayt
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Us,rfb srArss Corros sALs.-Two thou

UNirEb STATES COTTON bALK.-Iwo tuou'
sand one hundred and sXty bales Of Charleston cotton
were advertised to bs sold Wednesday afternoon h
O'CLOCK a. the Exchange Salesrooma No. Ill Broad
va,. under tho direction Of Simeon Draper A large
number Of merchants and brokers were present. Inc
condition. Of sale were payment in gold coin or 10 cor
npsr Fiity.foar bales good Nddling sold At Xtc g.s
bales Mdalmg. S3i low MiddnE Ss.ci So esIs =
good Ordinary. 9sias6ie.i Is! oales Ordinary S
aci, low Ordinary, l1o Mixed ",s c. 50 bales
s,.ined. nc, 70 bales short Staple 5aio.
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LAUNCH OF A MOHITOR.-At "a O'CLOCK on
Wednesday afternoon the U. States ironclad monitor
tm Cn,,,nenta Works Greenpoiut Her length IA rs
t tsst breadth Of bea IS feet depth Of hold II feet
being p inches deeper than the Modoc Of the sans class
There were three or four hundred persons Ua'
Among officers present, was Commodore Ringold' En-
cinsers Cunnins CHAM. Thomas, Hall ard Durham.
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The MURDER IN THB wOoDs.-The Coroner's

The MURDER IN THE WOODs.-The Coroners
invest CATION hch was to have commenced nWenes'
day afternoon has been adjourned until Friday There
are no Developments with the exception OF the arr
rest OF Antonio Monaldo. not party to the mufd.
Of Antonio Diodsti but n witness having been wen
acquainted with deceased One ofhe supposed prneipai
parties To the murder Is s ut large N toe
came houss with Diodati. and had quarrel with BIN
sbout two weeks since pair Of his pantaioons whica
bea reyidence of having been wet we're found and are
in possession OF the police
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DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL.

IL ROAp-CHANuE Of PlER.-On and after FRIDAY.
NAV M las Passenger snd Freight Boats Of this Company
will ,avs Pier No. North River instead Of Pier loot o. hiur'
ykyst, y hsystooIe W. D. SHkV6N' oapessb'sSSvSe
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FATALLY ISyuRED-An inquest wa held on
Wednesday BY Coroner Gamble, at No. 900 Wstsrst on
the body Of Margaret Ryan, whose death resulted from
fall down fight Of stars few days silco, causing
conclusion Of the brain. Deceased was native -
Ireland. aged GO years.
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DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSK1LL.
Il MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA.
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE and CHAMPLAlN MONTREAL.
QUEBEC, aud al other points North and West via HUD'
SON RIVER.
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing at Cozenss Hotel
DocA West Point Eewbursh Pougbkepse Rhnebsck. Cats
hill and Hudson.
stsarnboat c. vIBBARD, Capt. D. II. Hitchcock, TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and the DANIEL
DREW the alternate morning Ton and aer Nay 2ld) at
from Pier foot OF Debsossest touching ct Thiftsths
Pier TO receive passengers at 7:i0.
Tickets sold board and baggage checked for the Wed and
Moth, making closs and connections with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Bssgage uansisrred without charge
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OENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ -P.'en,r DspO. 10 kswYOrl; foo, q Lberyst. and
meeting at Hampton Junction With Delaware L.csswanns
ana Western Railroad and Ea'tOn with Lhsh vsIey Raj.
road ard =. connections forming direct ns to PlAsash
GREAT MIDDLE RoUTK TO TIE WEST.
Two EIpre.s II.S' daily from the West 'Iesp sandsy~
siIy si.' and Two Hour. BY TN. lin. Chicago
st. s sgRS &C. NJ FL s' Of cara
Commanding April a. 1861. Issy. New Yors [. follows,
wlle.orI., M.h.ooy City te
Gsr Scranton. wlhssbarre Great Bend ra"en. bingham
800 . m Western EIpre.. for Eo,cu. Scranton. Gr-s,
Bend. Allentown hs.an;, dArrbbars, Pasbsrsh ana the
Wet with bo, chang. o. cars 10 Cincinnati OF Chosso
and but two changes 70 st. LoHs
u 90. m. 2 80. $50 20 sod u m. feI Elizabeth
wtsss.frs. Rs.si1s r.i,.s a ,isrn.oais '
M or aston scisnion ersai IL ad, Beihishers ~
Or .n.-For somelvif- sne FIeminroo.
sioo ?. a. wr.rxGs FIrny. TR.Is--rer f.aou. Ai-n-
town Rs.dns usfn'eas. ft.ba's1 and tho Mss- e'esg
isi through from Jsrs.y CITY r.osge every e'sss
s.n Point and N.nnrp Haibor.
Ssn,.l R.ilrosd Cen,P.ay foo, ?, le-sy a. n n 80 20
;l p;'i so @ss'' SosHh % sTEHSs
LNRIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chsnber-s.. VIA Psvo.is v.rry;
% py we t ior BSso sis Ike sSor.
snd Grand Tiunt Railway, ard Salamanca With Atlantic
aud Greet W~sttfn Railway.
ago 4 H. Min and Way Train daily 20 Ousyile
10 IN. Erpro" Mail Tor Buffalo connecting Win Lais
Shore Railway. 49,
4 o. IA Wsy Tr-is for Port Jerv' and Eewbnrsh. ,
D. M Nrii EIprcss, foI C.Dald.gsA kocbssof Buffalo
Salamanca aud W,st. ~
p ~, Lightning Erprss' daily, fo Csnsndaisas Koeaes
ter tueao Salamanca Dunkik. and West tonneen 81
Bpaso viii Lass shors snd Grand Trnnk Nswryr and1
galAmsuc. with Atlantic and Greet W est-Ip Railway.
%. n. Emissnt Train, daily for Buffalo, Salamanca DuH
"- HUGH RIDDLE. G.n' supt. Eew.York.
n a. Pas. Agxn NeN-loTG.
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printing.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

ENOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
Il SPRINGFIELD.-S Steamers leave PscK.snp for New.
Haven ct 3:lo and II p connecting with Railroad
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, RlIINEBECK,.
Il BRISTOL and WEST CAMP.-Stesmers leave foot Of
Hsrrison-s. daily Sundays eIcepted) ats O'Clock m
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Cost auo fonno.

Oh NOTES LOST.-The public are Gnu.
.)U.ione1 ssaps the purchase o. ighty Note. Of 800
each Nos III $50 T5k inclusive, june Is 1863 issue
winch have been Lost ni.Ad Inquire Of American III
obsnge Bsnk.-nsy -, 1865.
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THE NAvY.-Orders were recently received
from W ashington az the Eavy.Ysris. directing that
months after the time they arrive in port shall be
bonoraby discharged and in accordance with this or
der about 50 men on Wednesday DISCHARGED from
sells now coming in are placed out Of commission and
the crew put board the receiving ship There were
Yesterday morning at muster 79 on the North Carolina
the number will be increased as the blockade ships
come in when those entitled 10 indefinite leave Of tb'
sence, under the order will be accommodated.
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WHOSE PEREonMANCE HAS BEEN S II Mp Q SEQ By

CAMILLE,
with the following distribution Of chsraetsr.:
ohhll.LE.. hcch "
Armsnd DuvN Barton Hill
Mona Jao Dyot
0s,ton c. Wacot
Do Iarvills Mr. &. Chester
T. 8 Cine
Madame Prudence Carl
Oympa. Fanny Prestige
Nsnine. Chester
kichstls Wslcot
SATURDAY, June 3.
GRAND MATINEE
CAMILLE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at g.
Ill NEWYORK CIRCUS.
EVERY EVENING DURlNG THE WEEK,
GRAND MATINEE TOMORROW Al "A.
CONTINUED TRIUMPH OF
hs New Grand Comic rantouias q
THE ELIXIR QF LIFE
Or, THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN.
GREAT AhENlC ffATU RS.
TIE TRICK PONIES LAvlNlA AND MINNIE
The MONKEYS ON hOkSEbACk
THE PONY RACES
TIE MATCHLESS MARIETTA zANFHETrA
ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
GREAT BRIDGE ACT,
~ ysuns Chrpept-r The aging Ilors-man.
THE COMIC INTERLUDE, 81 AN HIRE"
uNHIvALlD PERFORMANCES By
TIE GREAT STAR COMPANY
"OPE CUAPEL-No. 720 BROADWAY.
Ill AMERICAN sTEREOSCOPTlCON
ROW on Exhibition,
One and pictures coniprne tho most beautiful uevs
sts,asry aud worhs In The world Eighty pictures
feet square shown every evening The white House 3.a
Secretary Sewsrds and Peter sous liouses oid zap
oi Prison Gen Jscksons Monument. Funeral Procession
Nc Adf,sion Is cents Raseved sests ~ csntA Snna o.
half price. Open at p. m. Commence ia
Matinee Wednesdays aud Ssturdsyss al , p. m.
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CIgvsLAsp PAIyEsvILIF AND AsHrAnuLA RAIL
koAD Co, CLnvHLAsD, Ohio. May 10, 1865.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
IN holders Of the CLEVELAND, PAlNESNILLE AND
A6HTABULA RAILROAD, viii be held ~ tue office Of the
Company, IN Cleveland. Ohio, WEDNESDAY, the l.h
eAy Of June at 10 O'clock Tor Tie election OF Dl
&ECTORS and for the transaction Of sneh other busDos ~
nay come before theln.
Iso special meeting win BE- held at the same place snd It
NJ hour fer the purpose Of voting Tie question 81
Increasing the STOCK Of the Company One Million Dot
hn
The Transfer Books viii be closed ron the l until the 18th
oy Of June. 1863 GEO. Il. ELY, Secretary.
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Pss.,,r, Station In Nswys corner Twenty Seventh
.nI Fosrih ave. Entfsncs on Twenty -5es,nthsI
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC:
"A THEATRE FRAkCATs.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
SATURDAY. JUNE J. 1865, at 9 O'Clock, p No.
LA TOUR DE NESLE;
MARGUERITE OF BURGUNDY.
Drama Ia five acts and I tsbleaur by Alex Dumas played
by the entire Company. a., =,
Ticket Office At No 6,8 Brosdway, ground moor nas .!
seats at the AcsdeIny Office will commence Friday 'uhs
\ a
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FAREWELL FANCHON MATINEE-NI.
i BIOS GARDEN-SA,uTday. June 3, commencing ct
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no HOLDERS OF ILLINOIS STATE

BoNDS-NOIlCE l. hereby given 'ta, the rteEer, on
~ bonds of the Stss Of Illinois, nl due The hst Mon
by Of oily, A. d. 1863 viii b psd the Ocean Bank Of 10
ky OF New York for the period Of en dsy uIencins
3lly o 1866 JAMES n. BEy FRIDGE,
Treasurer n tho Ststc Of Illinois,
, 1865-08-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
N1fl1t1sy-Fatal ARRAY at Eamp hut
: l4r-safnt at Camp bic
murder.


ISnfcI.1 rHsn.tch n thc Ch{csrn T,fhnne
tp VII @''spA'SA :" @se "'N N0teeEo .A'oune'1
Bs!tcrieb eEd q. "a light artillery. wc.t pa3d
cG IL th'f city 1o-dsy, snd most of the men have
1,ft {or sbefr ho,nrs.
80, .cs..1 ss1eu,..t.n -. .,....; ..ssrna
sem'o1nc'al ac'csm:uua nse o:Ea leo'eu
here To-Day That The 11sth regiment Illinois In
LntEy passed through Memphis Ieserdsy, en-
'ome -. u1ie e!'s Aeo In ~ ~ W W uase. ~
to F'cksSnIc to be mustered cut anu - taat INF
o,y. md ordered to Chicago, ills for fiaat mar.
49, s;..1.- ''"'
7snl m u u'sco c.uu.n.,
&,cu.tursl Society vas held At Alton yeetcsdsr, at
The 1efipenee OF b. Bu j, It which sese p.e4ens !
1sree rumher Ct gentlemen representing the in
1,e. = Fareh srresed upo ae charge o, nick
,sR lhe pocket Il told,er day. Or TWO aeo, war
1sou1 hi hcfora Sqttre Adans this morning, and
tun it'fd 10 hall for MS Appearance AZ 1oe nex1
, 1865-08-07
Spplh Carolina Pride.

II
A geptit man Il b. 'gh STAT dug In this State,
In the course Of long G. .nvertation, assured
ne that he wae one Of those that recoEntx. 4
The extCcrcice Of thsir situation and were
willing to accommodate t.rms selves to them.
He eaw clearly 'has aid i-om abroad was
wanted to 1cstoTt the fall n fortunes Of
the people In financial point Of View. But,
1,e added, South Casolina, ucanlnC the Sou.h
Cslolintans who wsnt N -pcy, could not al.
ford to appeal to the ECt.h ior 114nc,a! a!d
without lumllating herself H. cid not
even know whether financial aid, If Of
sa ssn.a ss i" North oets sSad cs1oa ss5issnts II
1sther 1i1ouc ut not, nor did he bclicve that
a trpe south Caroliatan would like to ecll
-,nc nf bis prctesty to Nostheru parties.
StGtr rride forbade u. But South Carolina
,sould 20 to Europe, raise money fhefe npon
the security sfiorded by her real estate. ana
1tus work out her OWL desttules- The per.
tie leading 1acn Of the statc. and bis ohser,,
ratinns came ont with go much gravsty and
1.ssu1euce at 10 co1TiEce me that be believed
IN Whist he said.
1t is evident that as long rs tte: people Of
Tie South cling 10 such ideas. they ca1sot
which Is inperat,ve1y demanded. But have
Hl'cady seea enough to warrant me 10 the
conclusion That majority Of the Southern
IRtplc will permit themselves to be gor-
cihed " Lat practical ius.!Lct which
btcemes; ;scr5 potent Wien tue question Of
social reform Is w1Alt up IN the question Of
bresd md butter. One Of our military Of.
ticIals told me thst families who possessed
plate a1d jcwelry Of the value OF ser.
e,nl Thousand dollars had bcrn drawn.
Government .at1ons. have reasons to bp.
Neve that this report ts sssicuy tsne. Nov,
Il their pride did not permit th.m to sail
none Of thelr plate aud jcwe1'y, It actually
cid not permit them TO ecccp: OF the charity
Of 1he Government The time Will come
when tic Government Of the unl'e Cd states
will no louEct furnish EAtlous, aud faTlly
pride will have 10 lind some other way TO ac.
conmodate Itself to circumstances. l have
no doubt there will bc la'ge quan'iti 81
real es'a:e sold to Northern men. and the
south Caro1{na gentleman viii 6nd 1t p oft.
atle, Il not gratifying. ta welcome the gen
tIcmaa from Massachusetts OF Vermont al
Lis neIglbor.
, 1865-08-07
NUMBER 5S.

chased afar by the lurid splendor Of the fiery
fountain.
Talk not Of p5rotechnics to nc. after this!
shall never forget that duskJ curtain OF
smoke, thrown against the sky with the
flames IN mid air, two hundred feet above Us,
at play amid Its folds.
Yeu will now only need. however, to be
told how the fi:e was extpgutshed, a. well
for your Information, o. curious, as on eco
ncmical grounds. Many we1o the plans sug-
ges.ed, and tried 4 man rushed up with q
wet blanket and offered, jor one thousand
dollars, to fas:en 1t over the mouth Of the
pipe.
What vas done, Tasto excavate trenches to
tcla and restrain the wider progress Of the
burning oil, that It might consume without
reach to other wells. Bat this became con-
tinua11y more difficult ard dangerous task.
Such We. the intensity Of the hest that 1t
drove the most courageous WoRkmen fcm
theis employment:
And this Ia how The fire was extingulshcd:
On the end Of all these oil pipes 3 screw
thread Is cut for subsequent attachment of
joints or lengths. On the suggestion and
under the supervision Of stranger, whose
name could not learn, three lengths of two
and one half fcch pipe similar to that of the
we'll tube we're procured. making, yhen
unitsd, a length Of ntarly sixty feet. In the
center Of the middle PIPE an oak p1uc va.
firmly lodged with an oslflce Of three orar.
ters Of an inch.
Strong rests we're erected a1ong which t..
yorkuaen, shielded as much as possible from,
The heat, pushed fhts pipe until it reached
, 1865-08-07

| farmers In securing ihclr arAln. Wheat anl oats
! IRE nearly all cut. Corn not yet Injured.
MAcbuH. McDooou2b Co, Aug. 5..-Hss been
te1te1 wea,her. Hsy Is beng osn,Rc1 1ao1c nov ~
| than MT other crop.
MAREsoo, McHenry Co, Aug. b.-1t has ra'ned
almost incetfantly 4ere fcr the last thres days
averaging, We eh6u1t think, ny IN e1acE N 1.-The.
matical calculation, something les th IN shower
every twenty minutes. But very fittie csa;u
tt.ekee rs get IN ibis locality, and the prnspeet
yfcut time this reason. Wheat in the 6ed Is lui-
ferluR severely. but will not Ike tot,l loss Ii Is
huped. ssllt 1nining.
Means. G!nndy Co., Aug. a-HsEd rain last
grail cnt but not tAeksd- Unleas the weather
e'ears oG To-day 1t will damage crops again con.
PEcAros1cA. Winaebseo Co, AuE. 5-we have
hAd b. avy ard fsequt Mt showers Fot the last Two
days It Ia sell cloudy and looks 1tke mose ra!c.
soIe farmers ssy the,e 9sstn r. is badly damaged
wheat and email tIaln 1t e-ne1ply secured, apd
no Ercit danasc has reenl!et Gom the rsiI 20
Pssg, L,sslle Co., AAys: s:-R.ln h,s h.en
feet two tIcttf. Wttfr r .. Trcc Top bar.
scA1rs MousD. Jo Davies Co, Aus. 6-Tte
wishet ;;h Is clear ans wst R5esd vs1y bard
cu1rt, and t.ir crop Of osts doing nicsl5 nesSy
crop II CON- also dong wel.
STERLING, r hits eide Co.. Aug Sit has rsfned
Deity Ait Lue tHe IQf lQE a.L H0 Wsek4, and Tor
The lhRt four days 1nceesau1y, with No proapect Of
clearing mp. Too vet for corn aEd The1t, Wheat
snt oats will be half ru,red. should II stop now.
IOWA. -
etormy, bat lille rain Today. Most ali Wheat cut
sud tAved- Oats nearly Ill cut B.rley light
eserIah cnt. Corn locks veil; Ltst.c warm
INDEPENDENCE, Buthaten Co.. Aug. 5.-All
weather hode TAR. Weather now lowering
Ma AasHA1L1owS, Marshall Co, Aug. 5.-There
has been considerable 1a'u drst-E the wccE, hut
wtthontmaterial damage 10 csope. Wheat hargcst
f. A111saok. Wiiinnt sat Is, Aug. s.-Wcgsth-
CT G1e. CIops looking we'll Farmers ucore than
meet with 1helt antittp1ticns. Rain done. No
harm.
Mt. P1xAeAsr, Henry Co., Aug. 5.-Weather
srsl9 s slter srmers a ret te,s ess}a IL.
shat Is still out is damaged nf1ch. Rstn has dam-
pged corn consldetab:e. wall not full cut.
LCoka like more rain.
WEsr Union. Fsgette c., Auz., 4-.-c.opz In
rsyets a1s So9Es5 sp'e95 GoI1 sathsf easkxs5d*
Iia1her falDy, but not enough TO do any great
damage.
MrrcA71sE. xusattpe Co, ,Aue. 5-on Wednesday
ebc1t p N. heavy rain and lhund7r storm
Passed oFef tbs F1ctnlty, accompanied with heavy
Fa1p, eiree which time, With tne exception Of yes
inetfs1niy. Heavy isn lsst uiR ht and raining 1t
intervals to dsy. Gsaiu crops. which ere mostly
cpl snd IN ttcek, are SOLDERING c -ne1ds!abIy. a,
least tne.hsf the wheat will be damssse.
WISCONSIN,.
ptLoIT Rock Co., Aug, 6-@hc wtashc. tD-iay
l. fAt.A Harvesting Is proErest15g raraa'y;
Ofnko*u, N1nnt ba7o Co., Au7. 5.--Weathcr
c.tsr ard pleasant nfth ccol nights Crops all
, 1865-08-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WA.HCNGEox, Aug, -.
Tic 1calipE Cnio1ists Of Ale1and1is, Who
united yesterday in an Invitation to Gen. Butte,
to address them, were, four months s1nce, warm
!fit nds and supporters OF G5r. Feirpolut, and
consequently bl.ter opponents Of Gen. Butler,
&tth whom Pcirpout's quarrel II notorious.
t;reat complaint Of Pei1poins - made BY some Ct
tie Unionieis.
The Mectca1 Puiveynrs OF the dEelent mill.
t.sy departments hare been ordered to sell Rt
public ancticn all hospta properly Lot absolutely
lequ1cd hy the wants Of the Medical Depart-
Upaarse Of d " asst:tsu surgeons a1c wanted
IN tie telo1ea eoIps-
he various military hc*pfsa1s throughout the
country WIS leef 1n1n thtrty thonsaud. Two
months previous .hty nurhertd OVER 500
There IL no ces.a'l( y IN ths ncnd OF i,.t'tions
tosEe. GEbtI<i'e ttilct. twu nendFec and Till y.
6vc we,e received u cay. ii b prom,se of 4
4Ngtr Eru,ber On AendsJ. T~e-fy OF the app !.
mendco t'y Cor. sharkey, xrd ilft,. y,1eiatans,
rex 6untldcd By Gsv. Fe .po;xt. AnDnG .tho.e 6
whore pe1tterte u vouchft for bJ the .a'sss OH
members Of the Convent1on winch ora.scd v,s-
z.nla into tccaes,on in 1851. The notorious Cath
ole Bishop Lynch, oF Ch11tesfpn. souto notn",
ubu did ~ muth 1o II iueuce Southern sentiment
as apst .ne Goyesn5seut IN tse eatly p4rt CT lhs
Vs1. Is ali m applicant for Executive clemenc{,
H,s petition. ~n,cn il rcry formal in et,le, IL
| dated # Rome, Italy.
Tie Pteeicent reaeivfd yisitore to day.
Duri1 r the Wet eDtlns TO CAY, nine National
hE1 h we're estaull.hec, With al aggregate cap!'
al Of s.1S,tO. The o1ly Wesic7a bahk au...s:.
lied vas thH MefehlntsF at 81. Lopis, With eapi
ta' OF kT6,G&0. TLe ioioktnc banks have neen ees
F.Enated & &depo*ito,.es .; pnb,.e n.ary: Ftr:1
Bank OF L.A..--.. 'eHa.
senator Patterson, of Teunetaee, tbs ptetl
d. MI Etn-sn-law; MIS-. Slower, hta daughter In
:aw. with her three children: atd Mr. Roser.
johnson. hts eou. arrived here to day. and are
poH doBfcilec Al The Nhite Houee.
Official reports received here today by the
F1eedneat Burean, lEom Alshitspp, do NOT gts Q
ye1. fs,terllg tccouLt Of atfslte in tbs; State
The t1,Ets.s ua11tsin slavery In the sections not
win more tLtn eustorC.r severity. They openly
a.oR their Discrimination not to ekIo~ledse The
HI tclpst On Pr clxua'ioa uotl they nre COM
p lied tU BY military 5urce sud The N .anwh1.e
they Will ret out Of their !ste elsvef, BY IN un'
eparinS usc Of the lash, all the wo,4 they can-
A H. *pcrtcd Negro Plot Cen. Butt cr to
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