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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Putnam Clothes-Wrtnger

Tss ONLY reliable s.;t 1jv.tsa y rirg.r
Tn. 'r.r., beng cc Iron, thoreurklss.l.
v.nxsi, a.! Danger iron,ssts r.mev.S, and
the iislii;s. 50 abr ~, s~sil, split, kc. So
unavoidable in wsos.a saca!ass,sis prsvsn
tsA iva 80 II srs aa s."*
No !Aurni-ssrsvx or complicated jas'sn.nss
to wear ont or get ems Of order IS eAn be
fastened to ,hs tub in = srR's s,eona
WARRANTED WIFE ~ WITHOUT Coa.rHsals
|. took ,ha fIl.TI' rRENI UN AZ Fly
Seven atsaa and Count. fxirs in 1889, and il
.p,tko:t an sxetp..on, tbs 5sn Wslnssr ever
mads. sia.a g. teas ~
Instead Of believing the stssemsn.s OF par.
ties interested in the salo q other ,Wringers
TRYIT,sA AND TDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Ts.. il thoroughly with arg and al others,
and If not entirely satisfactory, return il.
II viii wiring al ysinE fro,a tarsad' to
bed quilt rishont aiterasion.
Patented the United sssss-. .gns.<d,
Canada, and Ailssralia. s x g *
Assnts wsned in every town. VI
Energetic men sas make fronss stsls
dollars per dav.t &E u y a.
Pulnan, mar FEATURING Co:
GEkrLsuks; Iknor fr.n 7rxct,eot az
peyienee hat iren rel gslvan,.el mith zinc
,yiN not oridiss or rust one rdrt,c's,e I cav
safely say, after several years experisnsslr IN
the manufacture Of cham for ckAin-pumps
and watcr-ar aw ers, in which | have tested
the affinity of iron and sine tina. if the pre-
cess be conducted properly it liz A~esrisos
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family sonans n
ced using one If your 3vVringers Its asw
performs all of its functions IA well az 1t did
the first time it was used, and has become
an Indispensable article with us. have
closely observed several other kinds OF
disadvantages, the modus. opers.di, hsing
different. trying producathc same results
~ the Putnam Wringsr. but in my judy
ment they have failed The putnam Wfing-
er i. asntar perfect as poss'ble. and can
ehssrf,.lly recommend 'tfo be The best IN use.
~ Respectful -n:irs -.
res mo. w WHFFLER.
nsana D"~ Clevel.,d Ohio. s
Many years experience in the galvan-
isirg business enable me TO indorse the sbsve
statement in all particulars
treJNO' -. LEFFERTS.8
eas.. aeH No. 100 Reekn ann St.
: New York. January 1854 20 1's.;g
No.l.I.sssso No. A. IS - a
Manufactured aad sold, wholssais and
THE TIVE .pTrNA N ,paANl.rA e co,
Ns - P!att 81. N Y, and Cleveland ossa>
rSDH NN%ueH As
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

De bitsrs NE ptspassd, ia pure Esurboa
--a!, f.o.a . combination OF cTer twenty DE-
. f.-s'k saAds Ct roots, hark7 1ri ks58g, wilica
"a pssfsgt csn.ert one With the ot:4r ,.r.-
- ~ fem the original fo.r4u.a eigea by ms
! ca!s!, Red .Jackst, 10 Dr.. Ch.Iir, wha
-.- hafu bussvss?ti.Y IL I.is rracticc f5- cs.:y
= a-ld By ire!r gained % ar-s. No psl.ri;r
g - sTesi.aens and eur. q DqspaEsia TirgyH
y .isn, Cens;,pstioD. Eick Ead -Htyvoas l;saa-
Fsver and Asas arti III dis, srisiC 4. frues
's.-s Aver Or indigestion. Persona suffering from
-. u these .cathSoule diseases will S1.a sG.s
~ tbs 49, .. tsess bstsrs, when 4ys lsrsectiy
- --s heS from All .hes druS p ed ro!soy. u,v-
&" a;As s3 u such preparations and EAmed &C ~
~ .slsreciIg puoiic. 4 aESle hiai VII COZ
,sas ,rs IA ostsske ptiaa tsa. IN the EED JACkET
80 "a vitae uhisn nc other BA:er. ,osess:
! strengthen aad iavigors.ta tao systs.z.
- arc pnequalsd tor general debility.
~ are surs cure to- ayspepsis..
icy s!vs good aad healthy apostle.
) assist disestiar. .
$.-sy xrs the best stimul.nt n existence.
.Asy are preventivs Of Fever and ASuA
iasJ rs.ievs constipation.
Sasy, care Nervous Heseaehs.
tssT are ps-fectly pure and palstabls.
:assd rssssAs and delicate fssksles will fed they
rave large aestsrs tsls by tkc use ef to xs< uS
Ev~Arc Of ssuRtarfsits. The Red Jacket BIZ.
::'fTs are cely sold II bottles with c0r name blown
~ ~ ~. Anf oar private govennaut ssMp
SArNn the esYk. -0VR- :
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

e s,i,ss wishin She r,ls'l e every Cares
schesA. G.Ns.s7y. Fsss'ra, - F.~s. IA y,
lana Their ass SSrousheus ~: ,nitsG So
k.s and CaRslas Tor ths pass tx -sss "a.
are,sn shsm SO CON bins slost yslssk'e sn.,i-
sss. Amsas which are T"Sr> rrsESSrH,
asSeRaVxsp~s. and rrsAsniTy OF y,ssA-
rss., ,..ssssIlodh by any oshe: manufacture.
Sizes fros, SO 5000 lbs, costing c~1-7slsEs
s.sss shau other metal. OF 2ocensspa- pound
a. sEieh rrlcc / warrant sssw twelve
@oasaa. Old heN metal taken II czcssnse
or koasht for cash. Send scr CIRCULAR Sc
sas AsIvfsssurar.
a1WE <. ROBINSON,
. Nc. lsa william, Ss~sa5, NV ors.
.2:ror rsIcs.. ~kysxTs Asc s'rss OF rIsh
-noTEL, STEAMBOAT, soHcoL-ns,sE, SNIP,
ANY YsCreRy MILLS.
- loss h.!'s sre Htted with Yoke, Srand-
sd. Crark ana Rnly c"nn'ese Toy use:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
EsTRAY NOTICE.

EsTRAY NOTICE. $50. IN o.
/, Taksu MP by C. A. Salmon Of Saratoga
sew nahir, Toward County, Iewa: on or
ahout the OH day of Dsesmbsr D. so@:
One bla rk r white OK vi hout mark a. b. I'd
m,r,s Sod IA be about seven year, old; rAp-
praiisA6 ct twenty eight dollassbst &C. "
ftelde, Justice * the peace.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

lrxrnr s2lpErv. sCEAHsoAT. FIRE ALARM
And s.rRCuaa -ls. VAIN rhSricILAAA Az
ro r,xtanT SIZES, PRICE % Bells HAM,
mss, ~. 2 + >! -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
swLs1xx a ND W ELLIS
sos BRNANW AY, \. Y.
Che Illustrated Nvdropafhic I'm.


SvCLoe snI, aSyss, Of Ayd-opsihy and HyrNrs.
Containing Outlines Of Anatomy; Physiology Of The Ha
taAn Body Ny seie Agencies and the Preservation OF
e~llA, pieetics, and aydrorsssic Cookery; Theory
and Practice of Wat"r Treatment H.sc'al Pathology,
and Hydro therapeutics, including Ma Nns7e, tHo-
SEES, Symlta and trsatmeut Of all Snosn Diseases
pphsaton of Iydr"pathy 10 Midwifery ami She Nurse
ry. Designed as Guide 10 Families and Stu!ents, and
Text Book for Physicians ky h r Trail, n. d. IL
lustrStei wish up~ards of SO EnsrArngs and Co rs5
Plates Substantially bound In large volume Price.
prepaid by mail, $50
0tsu me nsmsroRs publications whtch have attained
sven = vide popularity As issued 10y Msssrs FOWLER
aud WELLS psrhSp. more adapted to gene
N.,y thsa .hls rich comprehensive aid wsilarrS1ssd
sness!oPadia Y. Tribune.
Works Of Hon. Horace Man, IN
Gliding his beat public Lectures. among Nhc3 are
Th'Uims Tor $ Young Mar; roSe7s sai hules q
WN|c"a DsmAnls oith- ~ N Colleges, Nm s-d
kiacatr1 Foor AID Ignorant; Sscossureass d7e~ss
s:a fhs<~ eo<ur-s particularly tina e'ss I"o nave III
Asperass tsrml had Immense citcu'ss.sn, ana are
saver~lly acknowledged 70 Re Of .hs greater 'siae
SIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

E1oR SALE - valuable farm situated
II about midway between the towns Of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning 25o acres. roo acres Of it timber, 40
scrcs under cultivation : 80 acres under pas
ture grass land and mellow attached. Its
ooual i. not to be found in Howard County.
T. will he sola cheap for ca-h. Enquire on
Tho nrenises or Of s. M. Cole Of New Oregon.
saws, w B. OLSON.
nj, Vernon Springs Howard 10. Ieaw.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
Phrcnologv Proved Illustrated

sna APPLIED accompanied by a Chart, <mhracr: ar
An.ivls o. the Primary Mental Fowe-sin the!f Various
Degrees of ncvslnrmsnt the ntsnonemA produced Nv
their ,f'ned Activity and She Location u the phre.
s,inrfs} tlrrsp. in the rsd Together sth view Of
She Afs AZ, Theological Fearing OIL scssas P't2e
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

I: Sass t+-s, Laho-. C!:tss, anc Money
Ia. EASILY AMI ar.nI, - to shs'uh wa.nz ma
sh.us aai viii a. ss uf $50 n SHAPE. Is . ample
in 49, does = eAsy set Gnt ii rsisr.
I,.sst ri, aPsEYsCT WSlN6rR, bus taa Cog
~hs<,sf is. POW az 'ich rsnistt Is n9si sAcsL
ssr aud ssssIs - dsss, STE N.sF
with ~ ~Arir t-eI tlr e! -tC:s
IN. H'as.sr.>or,sr rGL r1ss rs--x Cst!d ten
rsIrs !! can ,cCls -.
|. Nj ave m ever, sH:h, in 'hs saving o. s''hss
He ka-. >srsn sf.sS. fraa: 81 o. - $500
Tat ordinary tlW't9 ,'.Vss No. /, ~,
snd No. 2 Z i.sss sacs ..-..sl
, 1865-06-19
Ql,itnao Grtbnme.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1865.


n;s impots:b)r to forgive JEFF Davis, and
fnnos,;hle 10 forget thet Gen. Lee was Davis
nsr.ncr and mainstay in The infamy Of
which bo.h arc guilty. Europe cries out
against the punishment Of the first, and q
fEsynpa,lizc-4 with treason, here In the
North, aIe engaged IN masking up - well. Oiled
pu,se Tor The ,att. Ltus sec what both d.
tc.yc at .Ec hands Of heir countrymen. The
F1cncb Revolution stands In history US the
cp,touc Of ell horror, mni1ly because of The
pfral'y OF death, inflicted by the guillotlne,
On 80 many ihcusnnd political prisoners; No
writer OF the present day refers to the al
most inccssant lop.inE OF heads in 1902 and
lias, w!.ht u. a shuddcr; and all mankind
have agreed to consider those years as the
cousumE,At:op Of all that VIE savage aud un-
1a1drnatlc in the annals OF modem
Europe. let We assert, that by
S By tbe cement 81 Gen. Lee. .n,1r ,1n tvrs d.
1apru4s atarsed 10 doath, IN tie las four 1rays,
IN he prison pms Of the South, than 4psTs de-
M5otd ty ftt quiaaothae In F.nsce, from the be-
giplirE Of the revolution to its end We
do noi take Into the account the 1nAasscres
8. Nantes. Lyons ind elsewhere; We include
executions by The gusliotine alone. They
were less in number than the aggregate
10 Us frt IL tbs, internal despotie1n, that Davis
controlled AID L.e defended. We cau At
tenton 10 this comparison solely for the BEN
eft Of tie Enel'sbmen.w who arcpqcadiug for
man Ecrce1 End more reyepeeful than RobeI-
pierre Gs well us Tor the few Of ourcountry-
men who are ya'uly eudcAvoripg 10 Gl Lees
, 1865-06-19

that emonR all the Dr<no,r,ts n. s.o,c
In ~, aan~.. .s,.nn.s ~ wv e'"a'
u my aegrec qualified for the work to be
ccu1d hp ,r5rrnl ~ cr... :.
sestrc ~ sns ,I ,.NeIaH, ~ s, ssssp. y; - - very
qualified for II vou1d carc .bont nndert ,t;n :
n and .rsnayr-r - -. a1.e1 sHN ~ !.
~ apu speaolpF nane months oe.: 5eas In
studying the present rcyeuue acts and in d >
vieipe End drnft1nr a rtv;.ea are{eu or+.-.-
Lion. MI. Hayes las given the subject OF tax
ttpn and financn conaIdrraft sfudr pra :.
e.,t,a. - - e4 @'Ae 1Ne's Aoo re-
ne Possesses an ocutc- active, m4-
tbodscal and legnI turp of mind snd u. b,r,
no hesitation il, predicting ,b1 It he vii scor,t
limeelf With credit, The nresent Inv !. en,r
mously expensive and clumsy IL ita nm -ttca1
working, TT ia most ccrtain}v xnscen,,,,s -,
escat reform In these nart,cn1,ts Ths ~.
1ork 7yi5nn- maxi. th;a ,,1st,c,;t;,,.H ~ y, :.
experkvenrss of thr 1nte,na1 pa-san.,s y. .As
aEver, trne ,ova1 ,,,,n nv. ~. ,.s.s..s -" !!
~, a1d ieels grateful th1t the roun,Ty hss a.,
Sapss IT. pe1is With 90 kitehta burden. Bal.
, 1865-06-19


mcnd. oICiieago, Rev. Jo5eph F. Thompson,
Nex 9"I6. =, ,.
ScI1e+f--keV. h: ~. Dexter, OF Mastaehu'
,ens. Key. : samuel Ho mes: o. NY fork.
hsv, Eo3!o T.. hala; VI It,e. Ml,neao. ta!,o At
k'5s. o. loHa, he!. nj W Mnts4esss, Of LII. !
Hcv. ". Stufts!ant: o. iamo!s, KeV. A..
SM!.vtT' o1 tonn.cteut. d y. boHen OF She
n. (. inofFsAae'a. were appsioted . commit'
1ee 70 pfepar4 1nea aha>onoefs. -. -,
hev. VI. fatNn, , o. C11e9so. hsT: Df:
BBeeSaes. ot iIl'no.s. ;a ~; yaGon A1skeI; o.
raSopu .ass ~ nh.a % ps1 .'i".n' Dea. Fas-
nam. o. Gn!o' neS, 49, ". Learn. q. OF C7n-
nte :eu', hev. ". MolcosL, OF 91to, were
aPEointta Genmate- On cseoe1u2ts;
tue 1osloHtH6 1eeo'ut!oH- WIS aieo Aa1p1eo:
Rt.oned. Ihns i be 1etomneneea 10 The Ns-
non'! eon5Sl' o1 SongIeeauonM Chutches. when
srt1nn e1 ~ ~ sp e @1 service o, ae
md mefc1ful fes1irs Of Aiaiebtv "a od iii, ~
Susiou couuecuun s,h he w anS M snanl. Ill.,
eating g1ac1i rs di.pen.atiop tic Sp!st OF God
n; On the ]sn6, that our restored national uuit1
mss be con- eerstsd n righteousness and in the
p'tt,s spo 5oy Or ine uoly Ghost
~. wv. @ nashnsns.n ::u1 "As esSor,ea 10 tac char,
sna maoe fery nappy little speech, with
which. a'ter annsuncenents Of future exer-
clses ard matters Of huaineRs, the session ad-
ohrn' d.
I csn give your readers some idea Of the
nature Of the business to come befsre the
Council bJ the statement that at the above
reft!red to preliminary meeting In New
Yors, two Yeas ago, committees vert ap-
pointed to present the following subjects TO
TIE Council for It's consideration: Evangeli.
cation in the West and South; Parochlal
Evsngeliza. ion Education for the Ministry :;
Ministerial supp-r1; Statement of Church
! Folity Declaration Of Christian Faith; sys-
teMizine BtneEolsnt Contributions.
The Unitarian element Of Boston is repre-
s-n1cd by three u Its best known pastors As
4 committee for the ministerial conference
Aeys. Ezra y. Gannett, Cyrus a. .Bsrtol,
George E. ELLIS, are out 10 q memorial pre-
testing aeatnst the exelus!0n Of these dele
sutes claiming TO hold the Congregational
name, and more particularly protes.ing
against any Legal or moral Influence from sucH
exclusion. II the name Congregational oe
dci'ied to them, they complain that the aues-
, 1865-06-19
Des1ttu1ton in ATkADsak-Lctt.r from
= the Governor
vAm.R Rar -


We srt kindly permitted to print the fol.
A,laneas, TO Major, Gtneral Curtis,, whose
htad quarters are n Y in this city. His letter
Is in interesting though rather gloomy pic
TUE Of tie prestnt condition Of the State:
! LITTLE Rock, AnKAssAs,1 |
June 3sh, lse5.
Ma}or-G General r. s. Curtis: =
DEAR FRIEND: Your very kind letter ot
Msy 25th hiss been received. Its words OF
Kindness ard I Encouragement come to me as
a shower 10 pa,ched land Our STATE and its
loyal inbRpftants have suffered terribly by
this war. The people ate nov suffering from
destitutien mors severely and more extensive
u ttan at any lime since the commencement
Of the war.
After Tie defeat Of Banks and the retreat Of
Steele, the rebel bands spread over the
State, occupying the whole State except fo:-
til. d points. They st.ipped the country Of
stock, consumed The crop of the preceding
3tpr. and checked aud disabled the labor OF
fhe Sta'c 30 tbat little was raised. or s4ycd
This yeur The effort to raise corn has in q
large portion Of the State bten defeated BY
,he want Of tesms and tolr Of gnerltlas.
since last fall, formed fifty armed ag,jcul-
tural companies in upwards Of thirty coun-
ties. Tbey hare had complete success in
defending their neIghbn,hoods aud In cul-
tirating large crops. Companies ara being
rapidly formed since the surrender Of the
rebel armies, principally Of refugees from
southern and southwestern counties,
a grlat b>under at 1.ast-st1ongly suspect-
cd 10 be. by wirked des'gu--hss been commits
ted by the rebel leaders. They have permit
I'd th. II troops to dist'and themselves before
surrender, and thes have scattered in every
ant ciien, taking aims md ammunition with
them. living on The country, plundezing and
rotbing without discrimination. Several
u,deTs have already been committed. This
state Of things, We t,nst, Till no: last long. .
little food saved, aud increase the deso'ation
Of the country, and unless speedy relief can
be furnished hundreds vi. dc of sta;Va.!o5. a s
lent MAI but yet fear that his mtans are
entirely insufficient to meet ths demand for
relief.
Remember me to the members Of your old
s.aff. Your kindness will be remembered
with gtatltude as lcpg as LIFE lasts:
Your ftIerd, ISAAC MURPHT.
, 1865-06-19
xNTEnNAL HksENUss 40 n MISSION.
Congress, before its recent ADJOURNMENT,
passed The folio wing ~ section Of tho At

passed the folio wing 1s section OF tho At
to amend the Internal Revenue Law:
SEC. n. Asd b. II Jurih<r enae1td. Tnat the
Secretary Of thr TTc aaufy is hereby authorized 10
appoint coum'stfol. con~itting OF three per-
sons: to tn1rirr and rrport 1T thr earliest prac-
t:cA'le mouent, upon the subject Of raising. NJ
taxAtt n, tuch 1es.hue a. nay re- q cs-esrg In
order to Eupply the wtnts ot the Government.
hsvrE Trr rurd to Bnd including the soufce from
which tnch revenue should he de,~u, and tho
ttest AID Dost c33c!cpt mode Of T4iIlu- the e4me
md to report the form Of bill; aud that zach
comm,esson have power to inquire into the msn-
Dr AZ cflcter cT o. the pfee. ut md past methpab
OF collecting the internal revenue. and 10 take
testimony IN such manner and under such regula-
the Tfeatrry. And freh cout 7t4eiopcrt 4hail re-
ceise for Their se1v.cee three hundred lol,nfe q
1non:h ior the tmo recess5r71y employed, aud
their nerctsaiy travtling expenses.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Just com-
pleted the Commission by appointment Of
s. s. HATES, Esq, Of Chicago. The fist
named and chairman Of the Commission Is
Prof.. David Wells, Of Troy, N. T.; the sec.
oud IL Stephen colweli. Of Philade,phia, and
the third our teWrsmau, the late Comptroller
Of this city.
As the present revenue Act is the joint
work Of members Of both partien, aud ns the
taxes must be paid by people OF both psf.
ties. the Secretary deemed it proper to put q
ptmocsat on the Board. Having taken =
member 10 represent the commercial inter-
ct, and another to represent the mannEAc.
tu'ing interest, 1t become necessary ia sc.
lect the third from the West In beha,r OF tn.
agricultural intercst. Is the two former Ere
Rrpu slcans aud from the East, the Western
member would necessarily be DemocrA.,
Illinois being the leading aericul nral State
If the West. 1t was not improper ,hst ore
Of her c!t:zeus should be placed en- 1le
Commission. And W. ere free 70 SAY
, 1865-06-19
CHICAGO pKY GOODS mAKKEF.

AA1uEoAx ETEs1Sa. June II.
win some cf eur tob,ers The Dry aoots market
has en quite actl7e du.tnE the week. willis ohsrs
report rsthtr quiet trade. Tskeu all N n may
c.l the nj .rset moderately actiTe- Th- soItns and
summtI tt1de fs daEtp9 to close, and The dc 1and
will row ea reatricted to small pills fcE ksepoE up
akortnenta srd hi1ink immediate wants, stssdatd
<hect1nfr arc IL lower being noEquotEd 1t &c. aud
nr 1t that fgure. 8dvtees rrctiye1 hsEa 51kser1aJ
tIcm New York Say: "Heayy Catsous ActtTe-ad-
Va: clpX Et8ncsrd., 29e. AueGxeag ks Sc hi2her.
P1sn remain nm as last quoted Biesehsd Kdods
q n and unrbaEEed. Tic1a tsma - isst advised.
oo1eI "a her slow, but without sny Change Ia
yxlree, 4ottooa:ts ave Bcafce and wanted" !"
anats cloR.tG MICA f1lIaEa.
, 1865-06-19

WHEATON Co11gGR.--The Commencement
Eu 1cises at this Institution will take place
ihIe " ar on "Wednesday, June e3sh. Nine
young ladies from the French collegiate de.
paytnent and one young gentleman from
he regular course LeTs Lee h'ea!t of o.
lava. vim address the graduates on COM
m, ucctr ent day. The Alumni will be ad.
drtss. d on The eytptDg preceding by one Of
Tier M number, Rev. D. 5::Ba,dwin. Of L,l,s =
DaEutI's Grove. The Western Band, or Cal
caro-, will euiiTen the exercises With music.
, 1865-06-19
: The War in Mexico.
NEW ToRK, June 17.-Thc Hsra1Ts Wash

iuEtun special says:
''lnteiI,ncnce from the city Of Mexico to
the 2olh ulttmo, states that The Republican
General Ncetetc occupies the States OF Ia
maplspas and New Leon. Michoacan Is
swsrmiDg with gue1il1as, and the regular
Republican troops under 6egulea, are IN e4.
celltnt spirits. Depoto, the French com
nnnder, Still hclds ths wives and daughters
Of Generals Orsega, Segules.. salss1 and 9TH
els IN Imprisonment, Notwithstanding Max
imilllan had ordered their release. In MeIi-
no the French publicly whip the patriots
"a large torce is 70 be sent by sea from
Vera Cruz 10 Ma'amoras, to prevent A1ne.i-
cans from crossing into Mexico.
"From eighty t, one huadrcd patriots arg
etot daily, updtr sentence OF court-Dartial. !.
IN portions OF the ctultry occupied by The
InpeIialiets.
+fEloin's mission to FIArce is to seek assfs-
tancc from Napoleon against anticipated
movements Of Americans, and II this is rot
granted 10 the fullest extent, AIaxlmillfan
will leave the cOuntry.H
, 1865-06-19

kes e.p:sataeed dse ,ae Of lsAaze ? 100 lns--tns
t1u1tA fso un Ion during the 1eek. Tho Aa;es w'Fe
20 b. n As ss&a&7- % f-I poar- n n:iae.
GA1E4pAT.-Ihe n,Aykes c5utt1a:s dull Ana pricfs
without r. .sscs ent sh&pptnE stesrs arc Aluoss
>nsalsahe At ~ price, In nntcafrt Afocz fai1 BIZ
atness = ~ eons sus u aavAaee On 'hs pFsvlo,s
rate. The entered files wsta l.1N hfAd:as - "a
y s fcr csras o.. ss :>ass.2s for ms uiun :, u,
sn' 50 &c e7Ga taz o1l1ta catise. sizhtd without
Frtn = casstnl iu1r-5 OF .he .bovs ,7nn,.7 ws
cs suce the following e:tn7ar ttya va,u<s2 :. -
e o'e: Berves... ~ ;sa:ea s.iaa3s. 9l.:3
Ess:u Es,I % Rsi;:: es ::a :sss ss
laftTIor........-.-. - -
! h -1aists Atecrae OF 5eay . netrE III. x.es,-
Il. reau:tico .n.r has t.kea plaza IN any oaa week
tsse vsh ths .ott senire,-oadin< cat* one and Two
moct.a back ~ have tn 1:l.owfnG se,tut:
f:s;: P;sE:;;; ! :: ;f 'fs:,:!$ s.: !;
I: 11u Re oese1ved t4at in two months these has
bean tducticn bsss Eradss OF S1ou pa1 lo1 d.
o. good kraeess1.5 per 100 rs. aa4 On tall gss<ea
,c.par the market bsa bs.n dan aud Wit 10 In
prsvcment in prices. The demand h&s pe=n uorly
tity use shipping cattle bssng At stt1eouu Tbs
tsIss wefo n foEow1 tIhess marked With ha7.
ks boel made yesse1dkJ At!sr ouf rrtott.>
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
.- AHnxAxB YAKps. -
Aramsto'd MetaAfl7 had t.lr at2eEs averaging
hasas = Fesfin.1' hsid steers. .rszsaiaxt 1au ~.
,ssrsss: ts,a
s'S !: ~ as:a e. Il = sr. and
strader 10 Flsnk Il nesd l<hs ose's. ~ 1eo ns At
co1r4aE oRo7x YARDS.
1 1ttz Fs 1t $6l 90 pr Ee1d.
, 1865-06-19

E, Lee and 4. H. 8 eyens. Mr. eyens en-
tiers ut length into an apology Or vindtcatlou,
and 1uorg other te6sons for his course, citrs
the lact that the New York Tribune advocated
the rights Of The Sonth+rn reop'e to tude-.
he accorded thsrn without war.'s: J.,