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ETREET RAILWAY 1HPRorEhEHrs.-The City
Railway Company arc at present engaged In put
ting Gown new tracks On Stae etreet, between
Randolph End Nscfson, With the new Cleveland
pattern oI rails, which ore heavier and have
nuch wider tssrn shau the rails the company bus
heretofore been using. The great benefit Of ttt4
improvement l. thu. thc new lEack Will not dis
comnode vehicles on The ttfeet as heretofore.
New CAFE are Also being put On the St4te street
route, md the old care renorxted snd repaired 20
that they viii shortly sppe,r t.cood as new" 10
accommodate the wants Of their large and rapidly
CoupsnY arc isytnE tracks for the fueet railway
a. fsst "a the grsdlPR and paving Of South We1lt
street, witch Il row in progress, will a!lo9 them
to prote1d- The ,lpe has teen COMP pletcd ~ 1ar
son = Adams street, aud it If c1peete1 that 10
fetsuaght tie new line vii be completed down to
Y9n B1IGn 6tIcck
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NEW YoEK, July Is.
Prices Of Mining ssoeks bid in Boston to-day are ~
fo1ovG: Esntr&2, M bid Copp.r Fails, 19x Frank
lin, 81 Hancock. ~; Iata foJa', 1oK; Quincy, s. i;
Rdrkt4nb. Hk. SuprH3t.3,
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iv1

he sure to call for GInss Wars Cook.
Ing Lsnpt, Chhcde1err, Kerosene Lamps, &C.,
where the prices arc The lowest, at N. Msn.
aI1L's, Il and - Randolph street, jy:4d6331W
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ToLKDo, July IS 1Sb54
GzAr-Wheat qulst- Bales Of White Michigan At
a1c. Qsts-Sa1es IL Soc.
LAKE FR1raHrA-Dull. Corn and Whs1t to Bafa.
10 6Lc: TO QsHf4 6Hc.
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The 5th Illinois Cavalry.
HEADQUARTERS 8rH ILLINOIS CAVALRY, J
BrSroH BARRACKS, ST. Lou1s. No.. !

Tho s'h Illinois cavalry, 1906 strong, will be
Eu.tescd out here a6 soon as the rolls can be coua
Of The regiment has over SIX months pay due
from the Government. Il Will ptohshly arrive In
Chicago by the mtudle Of next week.
Very respectfully, ". GAABLH,
Breyet Htissdier General Commanding Regiment
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The E.xcnFnion to H. Paul. nllun., to
teare this s,ty July 18Th and s0th, is Inviting TO
iii dcsiilng recreation acd rest See advertise.
ment in another column, anu be Bnte 10 20 IN aid
ol a noble charity. 13Uf2Q-1k
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PRxsIK7ArxoE.-Atthec the close OF INC eaetsia..s s'.,
= ~.s,.rd.- the pr1pcipal. Mf.* Baker. *as PEE
ssn,s6 Id an elegantly bound copy Of shaks-
EAR ny lie punals. soms vsEy plessanf fen1rs
1Ev.ts ~ IA nt fhe occasion,
, 1865-07-14

EXAMINATION FOE EoExA1 DHrAnTnEFr.-
There will be IN examination OF candidates. lof
adnleslon to the Normal Department OF the hlRn
Behool, ut the high School building o. A19ay.
julT II, ppmt1enctnR 1t Q =. n All caaoaas'e"
arc requested to report prnctnAly.
, 1865-07-14

SECOND HAND WA7oHEs-Mr. Ltpman, p.wn-
broker, No. ~ South tlask etroet. has On sale a
quantity Of Few and second hand gold. silver aud
bwtss lever and othtr watchts, Australian dta-
mond rings aud pins, gold and silver chains, &C.,
to ply sdyances to psr:1es deposi ting them there
paft:e. IN need o. tny thing in that linc vii do
veil 10 GILL, az the gouds are being sold a! heavy
d1ecou1t on original vAlus.
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d 1 e d ,

In this ctr, Wednesday eyenln NJ. Ju5 11th, l33.
at the ,tteECc OF ths brides fAthhr By rha v. Or.
&c If- Gammnxe. Mr. a. q MILLER aud Nils AABi
L. NOEs6 AN. al Cf this c1tV. No caIa&.
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THE CITY.

AN UC6EmEHTS.
WooDs NrsECx-"Msn md WHe."
AcApsxx or MUsIc-Bodworth's Mars.le!a.
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Fn1EKpa' AEE1INa-Dxvid II. Dennstt Z rla.
lister Of the Houeq Of Friends from the State o.
New Ycsk. has appointed 4 mdelng to be held II
the Young Mems Christian Association Rooms. tn
Methodist Church Block" this evening at
O'Clock. The public arc invited.
, 1865-07-14
RETURNING REGIMENTS.
TlIpka N li1c11 Have Come aud MeuIItn
Of Aofnu " hirh Aaave Not,

ktuyery carly hour yesterday morning the 7th
Mfnoesota battery and q detachment OF 10 men
belonging to the Sd regiment Wisconsin Infantry
arrived here, laid a few hours at the So?dtcrs'
Rest, where they were provided with an excellent
breakfest, and then took their departure for their
se1e1al places Of destinat!on-Sk Paul and NIL
vsukee. The eth lows also came and departed In
like Dalnsr.
TIM sl11r-Fogn7n 1es.Eaett was 70 hare AT
nes TSs Rolpfns ey iii Be- r..
celFed IN The Court House square. probably at or
nesr eleven O'Clock, after H6leh they will 20 pro-
y:ded with eE excellent dinner Ct ths Soldiers
Rest srme citizens having contributed to enable
the lacy manseers Of the Rest to get up rather
better fepsst Than il usually provided, the ord!n-
arr bl. Of tasr being little more than regulation
TuE E1oaTn li11so1s CAVALRY arc announced
a. about to leave Benton Barracks, ST. Louis, No.,
whore they hare bern qn1rtered for sonc unae
middle Of the week, to be mustered ont and paid
off. The regiments !. .le8 strong, and ts one Of
tbe Gneat In tbs army, In 5sicaf, morale aad dis
T4E 451H 1t11so1s 1ErAE7RT.-By q dirpatch
received ,ast evening BY the commanding olc.r
At Camp Donslas. from Adlut,nt Jas. Clifford Of
that regiment left Louiey11 At $50 p. n olyes.
terday and may be expecsed to arrlve here to-dsy.
A 1ate hour last night no regiments hsd yet
preparations made. Neither the 8fh Iowa, the q
unY4 $YFA Tn rntd
'9S n1e ~ sha ~. ozen Iinnss r4.ane
sso%|s;d: hss 81 come e tas:" IL @sass1 ! !:
fA sTne heIs On rstuu eer !o 70
oIihIopgh ~ az ptteiy neglect u etys ~
dtcnant heeausa anne ini,ll1h1e in.tfnct had rot
warned he ssies At the Rsst to have supper resdy
for Is Il. :. eight hundred hgog1y ms5: 4 no
Wufntnes Of their cofuipF. each ot5ceF eeemine 10
imagine II his euss to send an independent tsle-
Rrsu to somebody here, announcing different
time for theif return from all the other telegram.
sent By his comrades-a system productive Of
much the ssne result as that fiss noted: two give
accurate and preete information Of the time Of
tbtlr ansen3ea arrival. and then neyes come here
ut al. ana one, only one cut Of the ten, senda
Hord In direct, plsin manner, and CONES at the
To-day pnmber Of regiments are expected,
none Of wbith may come, and several other reet-
meuts which are not expected may very possibly
arrive. That y the mott delnisc information on
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Fair hte been DELAYED uu t4e aeeonn0 oi ~ toe
Ch1trrnen Of The diAerant deoRrtne19 could be
finally adjusted: that the Let proceeds of the FAr
will p1ohah:y exceed Two bnndrsa thonssnd dol.
1srs, end that fall report viii be published
within few days.
MI. Bryan detircs II to be snnounced to those
stkspg for AID sresn the fund that not one dol.as
has pss:cd into bis h1uds. BE says:
K spes1.! f,ssnee Comu,lttes vs. appointed to
derss,or thr chy1rtjsn Cnmmis,,,,n vii reeeir-
any fhoussrt dollars 16}, The sen1tsry Com.
rniisnn snn Snloiesn iInr IN NJ srr te ka1rnee
coasiSy. The T1es.ntrr Ise p,,d ons insts i.aent
of thc Chr1tt1an Commission's sh.rr- snd Lar
1fes fhoneand dollass 1f6Gt1o9 to H. sn1d;ers,
Tnme = fnYfher division Ia n he ms5e ~ IL
His9rh}ord m III. Tttnn 70 .t.e rit1 Sa1 55.x:
heuee' w. '1'' ~N'' ' . u" 04'e
tit il 1,ronrr 10 state herr fvhat IL In In ony
oxn fiZent1 thst moi rre dSl.sr Of ia Fssr monsy
hss bcen. o. is to be. patd 10 nay otacer Of ts,e
E|scrfige comm1ttee. male or fsnaIe. N enn,
n~n*ainn for ecr1ices fire~tjy or fndlrectiT: the
nfiiccTs hsyise cycn Voluntarily pe!d ior thelr
>,1n 1,cIets nj sdrnteeion Il, the Fatf.
o"A ----
woor 1s Cu1cAoo,-we were eouevha. Eur
- -..,..a.- ~ ,nntir, ovar the ast.1,I.h.
pfeeo yesHtuaJ ~ toone o'e4 AAo ess.o4n -.
mcnt Of NcAlitefeS. dal q LaFefmofe. NO. @a'
South Water street, to SEC large building fEe
, 1865-07-14

TEE e1u ILLINOIS CArAIHx.-A letter received
yesterday BY Dr.. G!Lhs, Of the War Fnnd Commit
tee, nom Co! Gamble, atstes that the 6th Catalry.
LOG etfonR, will be mustered ont At Benton Bar
rncts, Rs soon as the rolls now belrg m ade ont
ert completed, and will come to Chicago TO 10
prid Cd, arriving here about the middle OF the
f5,Yn1nr FAtE
, 1865-07-14

NJ ANTED-Agents-In evary
w county in nlrc:s 70 tsis orcer. + : ths II FE
pepalas Wrile-. aen Amy RsymoHc Bd:sor = ,ae
n1n h, ~tDsee printed IN moth RngHah and err nsr,
will contain y ce,nufal ILLUSTRATIONS ~
LIE OF President Lincoln. agent. aso meeting
VA; ted IN ever. CaunIy IN ne En;tsa R:a:es:
70 81 saanMak Afp = H. cane M NaHs Ma
tos." sc tc l:Go, Eo pszSs. wita ase*l so1t;s,s =
II IS Ecld only hy canVa43lfE agents Send 7 )
cehis for ran ple e.dtr bcnk. s.r11s:ry pre-.
ftr1el HBfRT n sHERWOOD II konb.rt Block.
tsfeintpR thN tn8t 0t1:s.} Chicago, ILL., tY1l1Fsn Il
, 1865-07-14
EXCURSION TO ST. PAUL
FQa TEE
Ladies' City Mission.


GROCERIES, HARDWARE
~ ani other ketch ands.. from
The Sanitary Fnlr, at Auction,
on WEDNESDAY. JULY 1B:h. A. Nx o.CLO!K.
Utxrnoln:st- VII. a. BUFFERS q 10, ARctionsezs.
b1sd.a7.t -
GTOCK ". I. GOODS, GRO
~ CERIFs. TesF, Coffee Splces. P.rx and Fine Cut
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigar, &C., de-,
AT AUCTION,
On EEDNRsDAY. july 1Dth. At 9H o'clock. At
Bnttels' Auction Roomi. Nos. 103, los aud 107
Desgbo.n-st WIN. a. BUFFERS CO., A1ction-sra-
ty1su5Ss It
DEGUJAR SATURDAY SALE.
IL Heasetold Goocs. Cs,pe's, Aalodeon. Cooking
s.os&s. Sc,
At Buttefa' Auction EooTB. cnEnat q DsNbo'n and
WAsbjn nRton-au, TM. 4 BUFFERS d Co.,
!t1Sd.@st AucaoneeZs.
, 1865-07-14

M ANTED-Agshts -lmmeGl
Nv sicily, 70 sel "Fu1I Taa<a In seessals- Al.
MICS Henri Blo1ns, apteiL var Correspondent q the
\. Tribune, ecnss!ntnE facH. lneddeata. th.tltna
eEcea II Tie N.s:onl 1rnles lad Fteats-fis i1lprs
enment Ard EssspeIIha Fss,oua Dan Ki4 T. md ~
prints on nne psoeE. tsstetaHy bouad and nu1tkte
aTns a:ess Anissicsa coantct" 81 Eolseo Gieeis7.
Vol - cow seaay tor de!:7e1I Vo! ~ 4 ~ % i I.
SHERWOOD. liz asa-zr.- ChicAxo. Ei2dss3av
, 1865-07-14

AID. Holden called up from the table the rcpott
suPeFntendtnt oi Educsuon, fupg it It $4,000,
and moved tIs accep1anee.
TbG report With the amendment og AID. Kn!rk-
s.t' eItsosxss' n1ns The ea.ar3 ut Hz5oO, WAS lea
a, az: Mootml9 moved to lay the amendment On
AID. hn1ekerhocker aalt the tastbers Of fechooYs
hsa Secstyrd n increase Of abo1t diteen nef eent.
, 1865-07-14
Markets by Telegraph.
oUx p1Ips1Gur mAnKHv RgroRT.

ftptctat Dispatch 10 Tho Western Associated Press
NzT YoHk, JuY1a.
RAILROAD 3E-oEs
The tsIlwsy ms1k.t va: 4t'adJ thls morning hus
Esneynl,z tu'l Ats-r ,ke upa.d th're WAY n3rc
wsrmDssi and sllsht Advsnc-. Daring lhs iAy tho
nsrkct wss steady with l,s II aslntss.
11vNk-NH$T&
Tit Gov:tamsnt list + al. ssyouS snd y pss teat
bets:r Z 500 tIa 1'.4.'s.
MisCELLAyKOCs.
R'nte b. ds are QsIet Had steady. Miscel'saeous
aun coss thares generally hsc1. 30 In 1T Mt chang
ezes.. en- Q1ieS-tls.r.
G.ED.
GJlafssfs NJ . day ana 50 &c scttT,s7. The1e IL
rr CT of t1se. Tie d-maud 1oe Cu.toms L.
and there II sod irterett d7c ua.i
p,er +. These acts t'Eeth.r Tl.h aboft interest
tend t, Net p the Ea11et 11na.
NoYHy.
, 1865-07-14

GALxAou1H's EvxSrHo EIUBASoE.-Gold 1i?x
old 2et lc6; n. T. c. ecx: Esle BOX; Hudson 11Q4
Reading 1tdH. u. s. e6k: Pitts. OK; R. I. ltaS
Forthweetera -; do tp.d; t3X #. ". SIX; Cant
fl14; Quicksilver OK. Market fsna and sttcfs &C
, 1865-07-14

TEE NEW 6ua.sTAuox.-The erection OF the
pcv sub police station On Larrabce street Is being
rapidly pushed forward By Superintendent Turtle
It IL mnfh needed and cannot be too eoon con-
S1a
, 1865-07-14

WANTED-Agents-Look as
" mis-: Ts!ee ao1s Iss Hhoie Z! uaitsa M s'as,s ~
OF onr ate P:eslee hts Radence nd Hcs1e, :.
tcsn'iful p!ctnte and hlxnlJ Ereon1 ted aua al
Ager I. q Csnvis.ers- Cs!! on or address AB9uIT
4 IORE Cb!chko. 70 Of Ch.s 6honsF. garner Lste
and lsrf s'rsets. up s,airs. AFRO, ABBJff d TORR,
Boz 116S. ETr;s Rneid, I'll All orders 1ronpt1y
nllrd. and Communications answered. sean tn Jonr
GrI9t1. t9l3133& Il
, 1865-07-14

Tn eA1x or GovEnNAES1 pRorZHTI.-onf
advertising columns con.ain the announcement
fha, Col. ]. A. Ellison, Depot Quartermastet. wit
cxuse 10 be sold Ut public auction, 1t the Govern
nent catssl, IN Saturday ao:nlng, {so.znorrow)
q lot O! hcrHes, mules, waeous aud harness, the
property of the Government. 4 gooo chance 10
purchate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-04
DIED.

Tn this place on Thursday. the 22d Of De.
cember last, SARAH GRIFFITH in the 9th
wear Of her age. She was q most esti liable
lady, highly esteemed by all who knew her
In Minneapolis, on the 18th Of December,
REV. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN, late Rector
of St. ]bans Parish, Georgetown. d. g., IN the
31st year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Federal Assembly mas decree0 LhaE Tie 'JnunS
eli Is authorized TO permit the 71se at sea Of the
Swiss flag on Swiss sE2lps.
There were more people killed and wounded
l,y railroad accidents last year than I any pre-
ceding year since 1884.
4 twelve inch B!akay gun costs thirty Gig8
thousand dollars.
Dr. Stanton, Secretary Of War, received
through the mails, last week, letter con tain
ing four large pills. There was nothing III the
letter to indicate who the donor Of the strange
gift was. Mr.. Stanton did not try them.
General Nle;gs states that as the armies o.
Grating against Richmond and IN the Shenan~
doah Valley, as we'll as the dismounted camps
il the vicinity, are amply supplied with artil~
leyy and cavalry horses, further purchases x
animals for such service will, by authority OF
TIE Secretary Of War, be discontinued at WASH
ington including the Geesborough depot. 4
suspension Of purchases OF horses is also direct,
ed at the other aces.
Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut, is reported
in dying condition.
LIE 1IAvuie, III u :ScL1nihS iii0 tlrS ol '0aFahs
nah, informs it's readers that at every other
corner there is public square, usually Of cir
culal or oval SHAPED" ibis is SIMILAR 70 the
historical description Ct Albany which Was said
to contain "a number OF houses and 20; 900 III
habitants, all standing with their gable ends
to the Streets
On Sunday party of Confederates chased
three men Of the 18Th New York cavalry,
near Vienna, and captured one Of them.
Two hundred and seventy two millions Of
eggs have been imported into England IN the
nine months Of the year ending the 2Cth Of
September.
Mr. j. c. Bruno, prominent merchant Of
Baltimore, died recently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-04
MARRIED

On the I'D Of December. in Baltimore, Nd,
+. T. LUCAS of PlaJts burg. n. Z, TO A n
ME =. TUCK Err, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-04
Cir A1exauaria 0xzette
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4.


the further manufacture Of these cannon until
the cause Of the bursting OF those on Admiral
Porter fleet could be Investigated. Heretofore
their record has been excellent, and Commo-
dore Wise, in his late report, says t'.at
mo riAed gun has yet been devised which
can be considered perfect.
The Washington correspondent fthe PhlEa"
delphia Inquirer says, that ''Francis ?. Blair,
Senior, and Montgomery Blair, returned from
the Array OF the Potomac to night. General
Grant declined to give him a pass TO go to
Richmond, he not having any authority from
the Presidentor Secretary Of War to pass the
lines. Gen. Grant Hoald not take the respon-
sibility on his shoulders It is said the main
object of Mr.. Biair, ST., was to procure those
letters which had been taken FROM bis house
last SUMNER
Geo. D. Prentice, of Louisville, Ky, who has
lately, by permission from the military au-
thorilies on both sides, been to Richmond, has
arrived in Washington. His visit to Rich
mond, it is stated, was relative to his sons
case now under arrest upon charge OF MUIR
der. He was unsuccessful in endeavoring to
secure his release.
All the newspapers. at tie North, town and
country, are raising the price Of subscription.
This is hard time, in every way, upon news
papers, Every one engaged in that business
now, must expect to work hard, with little pay;
and, therefore the public should be generous
It is no more than what editors and printers
deserve.
A letter received in Washington from the
Army Of the Potomac, dated last Thursday,
says that several shells were thrown by the
Confederates from batteries in entirely new 90
sitions, but did no damage Picket firing at in
tervals was continued in some localities along
the 'front.' but was not so general as few DAYS
ago.
A terrible murder was committed at Deer
field, Warren couuty, Ohio, on Monday night
last. Harry and Alice Roosa, children, and
Jesse Cousins, house servant, were killed, and
Frances Roosa, girl, was MORALLY, and Mrs
Sarah Rosa, the mother, was dangerously
wounded. The murderer has not yet been
discovered
A rumor prevails in Washington, said to be
based upon dispatch to a conspicuous Ad~
ministration paper of the West, that General
Butler is to have command in the Department
of Kentucky.
A fire, with loss of life, occurred in Wash
ington ON Monday night. It broke ont in q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-04


bunsls Of this District are enjoned to have
their dockets clear Of business at the opening
of the year. It is understood that this order
is in pursuance of the purpose to make gen
eral renovation OF these courts at this time.
Many good officers will doubtless be sent inyo
larger duties in the field, and some net ft 70
be retained, may be discharged the service alto
gether.
The Washington Chronicle in an artica on
1.-The Currency, says:-It will not only be ne
cessary to keep faith with the present creditors
of the Government, but we must, in all future
loans provide for their redemption and inter-
est in specie. The idea OF keeping up the
country by paying the interest Of the public
lie debt in paper-that is, in mere promises to
PAYS TOO absurd for serious consideration. -
The suit in the Brooklyn n. Y. City Court,
in which Miss Undcrhill prosecuted her sister
and nephew, on the charge that they had her
kept in confneme Mt in the Bloomingdale Luna
tic Asylum against her will, las resulted in a
verdict for the plaintiff OF six cents damages.
Charles Windsor, formery teller Of the Mer-
camille Bank Of New York, who absconded in
October last with s242 900 of it's funds, has
been arrested in London. A portion of the
missing funds-$34 900 Of which was in gold,
has been recovered.
A man named Freeborn, deserter from the
y. S. army, had himself locked up in trunk,
and passed as "baggage' belonging to wo
man, coming from Norfolk to Baltimore He
sufocated during the trip Of the boat and was
found dead when the trunk was opened.
A man named Hunter, was recently arrested
at Salt Lake City while en- route to California,
with two hundred thousand dollars in greer
backs, taken from the bank at Bloomington, in
Missouri, oyer year ago. He was sent back
by General Connor.
Two ladies, Mrs Carroll and Miss Seldom,
having come through Gen. Sheridan's lines to
Baltimore, without permission, have been ar
rested in the latter city, and sent back
A deputation of Loudoun Friends are now in
Washington, waiting for the reassembling Of
Congress, to endeavor to get some relief for
property destroyed recently BY Union cavalry.
COL Chas. A. May, formerly of the q. S.
Army, a brave officer whose gallantry in the
Mexican war; will long be remembered, died
recently IN New Y ork.
The Board of Supervisors Of the city and
county of New York have resolved to raise four
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

COTTON, TOBACCO,
like one hundred
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
From Montreal.

CoHA1TrAL OF THE kIpNAppERs-MR. AND MRS.
CHARLES |KEAN,. MR. -M'cuLLoUGH-AnRIvAL OF
JEFF. DAVIS, JRs-aB,'. BRECH1NRIDoE, iErc. t,T 4
MONTREAL, August 1.-THE examination OF tho
Witnesses in the investigation of the kidnapping
raid has terminated ihatho cammittaI OF the pris,
oners for trial before tho queens bench some time
next month. The evidence shows that tho movc-
mens M was organized and set on foot in the United
states Two or moro Of tho witnesses testified to
Inc fact that the reward on Sanders was augment
Sd nom twenty-five thousand dollars to seventy,
nve Thousand dollars 1t is also alleged land sworn
t3) that the celebrated Commodore Vanderbilt, OF
iy New York, WAS, was pledged to furnish twenty-five
1h9nsand dollars! underetsnd Sanders is un-
such committal. It has, however, been presented
in such imposing form, that the statement can
The eminent artists, CharlesKea and wife are
now guests of tho st. Lawrence Hall, and nro cul.
tiyating our people by their classic rendering Of
ably assisted by Mccullough, q young American
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

artist of great promse-a prime fnyoritc here
We predict distinguished future for him.
Two recent arrivals have created sensation
among MS. One, that of lovely matron from tho
South whose trials and virtues deserve to be en-
graved III marble, but whose shrinking dclicacy-
the highest merit in woman-I would be The last
no less nor larger thar little Jeti DAVIS oS ruddS t
and sturdy little fellow, full of heart end cxtrce-
ly indignant about Pa to whose msfortnncs tho
child seems touchingly alive. l do not think ho is
more than eight years old
The former rebel Secretary OF War is expected
here by the ncxt1 Canadian steamer. People of
Montreal are greatly in hopes that lie will mako
his future residence in Montreal.
Mr.. Breckinridgc's reputation rs a surpassinp
orator and refined scholar would cause him to be
circles; and we are, besides, curious to sec tho
man whom the Southerncrs pronounce their i'm
personation Of Mars,
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HADOUARTERe

ICncUI.AR No. 20]
HEREAFTER THE MAKET MAY BE KEPT OPEN
until II O'clock A. NJ, Saturday evenings until
O'clock p NJ.
By order of Brevet Brig zen. W. T. BENNETT
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. i Mason, Sumter, g; W Leighton, U ga; A vi.
varttas NY; Mrs Russell and children baltimore. T
Gb;No Goo@rn sumter; Williams st stephens;
dan, Camden; Il D Cook, Timnonsville S G; John n
fens ,,,d Louisiana; nus sHder, Sumter c; VIM Dc
Ihos Flanagan, Columbia, C; W II DcrghoIz. do: ! n
MURPHY, Augusta Go; snowden. Chester District
Freeman, Augusta; " S Ingraham Z Waldron n
Wlg MWing Edwards, Cpas Winslow; W Aston Is It
wa, var, fofter, + " Macuckcr, Daggett T III Rib
G; James Gilland. - - fihs' peauiort,
Arrivals mt Merchants Hotel, Aug. -, ,een
H Kettle, Iowa; ] Burnett, Nashville; J A Wall
Iowa; Wm Hagood, Barnwcl; John Furgurson, Green
Vile, C; " Gufert, Coleton; W Conner Colleton :
G Leland, Columbia; Walter Steele, Charleston; Can't
W Bennett, Iowa; Capt Jewett, Iowa.
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O'Clock, Pm
By order Of Brevct Brig Scn. ". T. BENNETT.
fEORGE s. BURGER,
=; First Lieutenant 5itEew York v. Volunteers, ..
August 90 and A. A. a General
HEADQUARTERS Def OF SOUTH CARoLINA,l
HILTON HEB, g. c., August "a, 1866. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. l2.l
THE FOLLOWING N4IED OFFICERS ARE AN
NoUNcED as Acting ASS tant Inspector Generals for
the Military District set o1oste they respective
ly Brerot Major GEO. FGOURARB A. D. c. Acting
will iae the necssary instructions
to them relative to their dties:
Major E. c. CULP, 25thOhio Volunteers. District of
Port Royal
Captain EUGENE W. FERRIS, SOth Massachusetts
Volunteers, District Of WstSSp South Carolina.
Captain d. G.. REED 2la United States Colored
Troops, District Of Easter South Carolina
First Lieutenant w. ] LEIGHTON, 1st Battalion
Maine Volunteers, Distric Of Charleston, g. c.
By command Of Major eneral Q. A. GILLMoRE
w. L. NJ. BURGER,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
ofhcial: T. D. HODGES. Capt. 35th u. g. c. T., Acting
Assistant Acknowledgement August %
HEADQUARTERS MIL. 3IaF. OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON c., August 20, 1855. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 90!
( IN COMPLIANCE wITHSPECIAL ORDERS NO. A,
from the Headquarters Of the Department of South
Carolina the undersigned ereby renauishes to Breyet
Brigadier-General ". T. BENNETT the command OF
this District. JOHN P. HATCH,
BreNet Major General u. 8. Vols
Official : LEONARD d. PERRY, Asst.Adjt General.
August %
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stanton and the other Government operators are
hard at work amputating the military arm"