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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
THE y.w.YerL Scientifically Trib.ns,
Ready this morning, contains:

NV. srsnARr-Mitary, Naval; The Gulf States News
ron, ,shnRon; Vrynis the Caronas and Georgia Ken
ncxy aud Tennsssce NewYork SrwEngland the Western
states, Political Domestic, Miscellany and Foreign News
I,tAL or TN AssAsstrsAbssct OF the Proceedings on
Play More Ie,icuy Tor the 0overnmsnt' The Deiense
suinrD.d mp. 49,, -, ,,, .
Tar PKssIDsSr ON REsroRAros-A Little Plain Talk 10
IN. south Carolina Delegation
i.;rgrsAL EEyESus AT rms SourH-Letter from Robert
Dali OyeNesro Suffrage md Representative Population
RfAH ApsiRAL DU Posr-Obituary
E.o or rBr MISUNDERSTANDING Lincoins Proclamation
Of iLt Kt.cind.d Proclamation by President Johnson
Funu W,s1ISCIo2--A Dead Lock The Test Oath.
Tur torrBs MONTANA AID IDAHO
tio.,-tlfh Article.
RyrRy. cuDYgT-fien Grants Policy.
iNrgnrsris0 TO Sheep Raising a the West
ouel tca- luos Fsunns Ia June-Aneroan in-titnte
,Def. Clnu-Iho Prairie iiss>Tawbeuies Origin OF tho
Namo New 5eedlg4; Value Of Large b.fnss-C aslners
GeNts N,y, se lor ThomBe.s II yns; Rapid Way OF
unlo.hne W,tons' Whole Load at oIcc-Sclhg; iS Al
DAM OF scLpi.xs - rau NV YoRx uosrrgAiA.
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FATAL RAILROAD AtC1DHNT'
The Rev. Mr. Aus,i. KiiIed-Others Seri.
Onsi, Gsjurrd.

TAI IIMUET. DU IuHy' JHHr .o' H"'.
An Incident occurred ON the Washington rail-
rosd today caused by car Of the train from Washing
tom c0iy IA contact with derrick used In repairing
the cars o. nnotler track. Tie Rev. MIR. Ansun OF
InnreI Md had his head reclining the window sil
md was iuoA un tho forehead and bis Mub
IVES hartlIed Ia su,h manner az TO Gauss ms
death in i've ,uios. II. &. Barton OF Columbia Coun
~ pa hod his III ht arm resting On sill and IL was
cye.tn ed i'm thr pae.s the wrist elbow and above
all OF ZEN beng rund fracturesi he rs doing wen
Nr Jobn e.. IIrson Of Eew.foik sustained com
uound fractur" oi the at the elbow JOINT lheio
we're IA % or zee otners no were moro OF ss inJured
their names could uo lie ascertained.
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FROM TAE sOUTH.wEsT.


CAIRO MOhday. june %. ISb5.
Tn steamer Ruth from New-Orleans the
,szh 80, iyed with 200 bales Of cotton for St. Louis
One hu> drod and thirty bales passed for St. Louis
last night
The inv xr!ga,au touching the loss OF the Tinted
S,a,ss ,rou.c, Keucky resulted III the acquittal Of
tIc Officers In charge rom all blame. The Commission
held m. occurrence entirely accidental Orders have
been issued prohibiting trsnsports on the Red River in
-" CAIRO, Monday. June %. le6o.
The steamer Ida from NewOrleans arrived
here TO day with zoo bales Of cotton for ST. Lous and
Cairo.
Gen. Candy was passenger Ivy this boat.
-Four hundred and eighty-sx nales OF cotton passed
here last night for Cincinnati, Evansville and st.
LOuib.
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lAdvsrtisenentI
A EIYRD rAm.

Every family needs O CLorHgs WRT1oEh The
Peoples d now the cheapest and BEST with cork roller
and coz. wheels, galvanized iron frame. and ruboer
springs where they should be-under the LOWER BOIL
Families and laandres that use prefer It to all others
To be had Of all the pintpa dealers or at Ae PEOPLES
CIOrHEs- w RtyoER CoMrANY, No. 494 Broadway.
Agents wanted in every town, city and county every
where,
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msrkew-keporteA By Telegraph.

pHnADgLiqii,. Jane a-fl@r very dulI iDd slow "i
sale ~ II ccs uaaiteied. Wheat quieti sales o l'n
nj Al ma :, ~ " ate s2u-2"V Rye nj re. 'oIn
ouet ,grs l. 20 bush Aeos at @5c. a 81. oais b'hi
ale a, zee Clover Seed Il hard would command 81"
$40 Irx Seed auiL Mt 81 :Ods2 20. Whisky uoii
Ne, M q 40 - o. Pctriruld arm, Crude at $50
3ic; Kennel ia beAd 5.a So. Refined Five lIG'!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

MARIE ID.

KELLKY.-GALUSHA-Op Tuesday. Jpoe -. By tho Re-.
g. d. BON oman Of Philadelphia N. M Kelly Of Son Fra
oisco Cal Nellie j. Gslusna youngest daughter or Mss
tir Gaushs> esq. Of hochestef NI3
VAN ALSrYiE-BELLAMY-At ssndusky, Ohio. -
Wedor,dsy Jnae 81, by the Rev. 3. A. Bronson ID. D.
Major Pierre Vsr Atyna of to Miss Fannie Be-
ney Belamy q tue former place. No cards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Meesing Of Emheps OF tho Methodist
Church.

The Bishops of the Methodist Church had
priv ate conference Mt Erie last Friday week In which
the important subject Of church reconstruction win
the South was discussed. Although tie sessions we're
private still all ~ importance s gwen herewith 10 tue
public. For quite = number OF years the Methodist
Church Of this country has been divided IN oIganna
ton and government Tne division was cansod by tho
Slavery Ines a1l has been complete tnc presding
Bishops Of the church North having no control over tho
church south and thr Southern Bishops having no con-
nccsicn with their Northern brethrcn An impression
has extensively aed that during the war tue Metno
dist Church In The Rebel STATE "a' In dlsDr
ndfan but the facts the reverse. The Southern
Meihodis have preserved Intact both their Epscopa
and district Jurvd.cton. aid tbese governing pvwes
odst Chn,ch of tho North Several Southern Bishops
are si rancorous against the North. though they nt
present have little or no power In either section. Inc
slavery or Union portion Of the Southern Methodist
Church. which portion Il mainly composed OF the laty
the Bishops the Elders etc. being mostly Secessionsfs
though not strong In numbers. has to some extent
applied TO under tho jurisdiction OF the Northern
Church Tie present Conference called 10 consider
this propos aud several other projected modes of
rccoLsiTuciion The main Questions before the bishops
on FRIDAY whether To admit the anti slavery por-
ton Of their Southern brethren 3. nm nchoate body
and thus extend over them the Jurisdiction OF the
church as II nox exists In the Loyal states. or
whether 10 first rc'r ,anize the Southern Church
~ itseh but loyal basis, aud then make common
union Of tho church. both North and South. These
the main points NJ rsc. and they we're quite iu
discussed. series OF resolutions were drawn up ana
adopted which viii form the basis OF fIture action ID
dealing with tho Southern members OF the Methodist
denomination They declare that the Methodist Church
vail support the Administration a Andrew johnson 30
long rs IL maintains honorable peace with foreign ma
tons sasiains the abolishncnt Of human slavery ana
acts 10 general with equity. and renders Justice TO all
Th..e members Il tue Southern Methodist Episcopal
Church who apply 10 be- received under tho Jurisdiction
Of 10y al orion OF the church. ON the ground Of un
doubted loyalty ana antslsvery principles and action
vii be welcomed aud every proper effort made to have
the Southern church members so apply To this line OF
action the Bishops have agreed and 80 last as southern
ct uroh vii come back 70 the fold loyal cti.
ycns anti slavery men and Christian brethren. 80 lat
will they he welcomed W IN opel arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

THE RELEASE or OuLD.-Judge Robert Ould,
late Rebel Exchange Commissioner, and Major Car
rineon one OF his assistants have been released from
Libby Prison on parole. who're they were confined on
the charge 81 taking part In the notorious apoPri
nions II money and comforts sent TO imprisoned oon
soldiers BIZ their friends ut the North Ii las been
found that they were not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

The Richmond papers urge the removal OF the
sunken wrecks near that city, saying, with undoubted
truth that navigation il seriously impaired by them
and may become permanently ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
fAdyeftisement.1

One Hundred Brick minute have been made
on two ooccasious and eighty minute or AZ 600 are
daily being mr. de by CHAxBERss Great BRICK MACHINE
at Colcough, Barnes & CampbeIs Yard in Milwaukee.
For Patent Rights Specimens Of Brick. &C., sec ADRIAN
RxQUk No. "a CoUruandtst.. n. Z, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

INTERNAL REVENUE Occasionally decision
OF the OF Internal Revenue pianos be-
longing or possession Of female seminaries except
or city corporat ops are liable To under Schedule
A." Where Kept In town halls. town poorhonses
&C. they are not liable being placed in public edhces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Business Notifies.

CLEANSE THE BEooD OF ALL IMPURITIES and
you uesze the vns Of many dsessss 1t their source In
Disorders Of the Skn, the 0land the Fieshy FIBRE tho
secretvs Organs and the Bones. all serofuous Complaints
Cano-r &c. Dr. JAyxss ALsKaArvn L. standard curative
and willie IL fau. 10 many medicines that before they
reach the disease the patient prostraed beyond recovery
no such drawback attends this remedy for 1t susian' tie
strength Of the sufferer While eradcsting the cause OF the
complaint For sac by al Druggists
DYING By ISCHEs.-Thousands are drawing
rapidly nearer to deaths door day simply
for tho want of suoh genial reuvsnatns life sustaining
cordial ss BorRxsu To reinforce declining nature with
this Elixir to ,aie OF health and life. Depot No
70 Dey-st.
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fAdv.rtisemeutl
ITCui ITCHi IrCH!

IrCn! IrCH! ITCH.
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATcHs
BLANKS IrcR CERArR
win cure the Itch In thirty six hours also cures Scad
Head. Old Sores and ali Eruptions Of the SKIM CON
tans no mercury. Price 80 cents per box For sale Dy
DEMAs HAKNEs & Co.. No. q PaTk-row. and al Drug
gists in New.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

fAdvertisementl
FLAGS, SrAPPs. BALLS, EAGLES, &C., ct T..
r. BESED.cr's No. 20 Duane.st. doors east OF Bway.
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ADVERTISEMENT

JEppgRs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
now styles ofSHoEs for Ladies' and Chdren- -
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,,a a,nnanx further saith that he |. informed and be.

said deponent further .sts that h. !. informed and be-
and described In the prospectus did not cost said Mann
or Stratton or elNer OF them $1,000 deponeD there
fore charges that aN the aforesaid charges
tions and pretenses made to him by said Msnn and
Stratton are entirely false and fraudulent, ard that they
were made by them to deponeDt tor the purpose OF
cheating him. and that BY these fraudulent representa-.
tions he defrauded Of 500: and tina. oil Of the
persons named above have also been dcfrauded by
Mann and Stratton by OF said fraudulent repre-.
sentations OF large amount Of money; aud that
through these false and fraudulent representations and
preteDses they have Obtained $4,000 and upward;
wherefore deponent prsys that Mann and Sratton may
be arrested aud dealt with according to law.
GEORGE ID. KELLOGG.
Sworn to before me. June e. a. d.. Ices.
WV DODGE Police Justice.
The affidavit Of Mt. William s. Hillyer, which was
also made before Justice Dodge sets forth that he pur
chased Of Mann and Stratton. aud that they repre-
sented to him that they paid for lot No. sl0C0O for
lots Nos. and g. $40 900; for lot No. s. S. 00J for
lot No. 6, $500 md for lot No. $4,000 being In all
$50 $780, and that the residue II the landsnamey lots
Nos a. Z and l0-cost s. 100. This deponent further
p esens evidence against the defendants the follow
ing account:
OyrcR MASS's PATENT AcCoyTREHESrs.
No. 24 BROADWAY, N. Y, April ~, 1869
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fAdveftisemenkl

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spectaclee Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Address. h. D.
FoOTE NJ D. No. /. 100 Broadway. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Purchaser, Of DALLxIs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR should
Gee that the new Private Government Stamp having the Gig
nature H. DALEY I'm white At the end and his Likeness In
tho cenor Of the Stamp every Box BY so doing they
will be guarded from the many counteeis now offered for
SALE The genuine, wholesale and RETAIL at Depot No
Liberty st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CuRyAILRR's LIFE POR THB HAIR
will Gray Hair to &. ORIGINAL Color stop. y: s.ins
he used freely nothing iou'i the best hs
Ing s,s, OFF,, e. ss psS' u a tho and
ali persons ths above preparation will do all tha. 70
'''''-'N SARAH A. CusvALrEn, NJ D.
SOLDIERS wishing Citizens Clothing will find
large and desirable 'toes and viii b. dealt with
at fREGx.s BraRs oxH rkes .LoIalNe Aasaoos n
No l2t Fulton and No. ~ Nassaus corner opposite Gun
building.
New SEwINd-M ACHINEs.
roR,r, and FoR SALh
" ". Wacnss it, No 4sS Broadway. corner sroOlne-.s
AT OLD PRIoss-WEDDIS CARDS, French and
Fpx.h Note Paper Monogram Silver Door Plates, Seals
Crests &c EvskoEMs ELKdASr STILLS "! dwsy, y. !.
SRCoND-HASD SAFES in large numbers, of our
own and make taken In exchange for our new patent
"-'- MARvis Co. No. us Broadway
COLGATE g. Co.'S BROWN WINDSOR and
GrYcEarSE SOAPS for toePor sale by all druggists and
dealers in perfumery and fancy articles
WHEELER g. WILSON, No. 625 Broadway,
Lock s.ich Sewing Machine and Buton'hoe Machines
AMERICAN FLAGS on hand, made of genuine
English Bunting Of AxxIS Co.'S, No. " Futonst (Es
tabIish.d lS.Z)
GROVER e. BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
nc Stitch and Lock 81 ch SEWING MACHINES No. 40 Bros
way. New. York, md No. 23S Ful,onst, Brooklyn.
TRUSsEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPRNsoRY
BASpAess sryPoKrHas, ko-MARsa Go. Radical Cure
1russ Office only Of No. VeseyTst- Lady attendant
BEAUTIFUL LIFB.LIKB PICTURES.
Csnes Nisnette % per dozen; Duplicates 81 All mega
hves regisered II. A. Lxwu, No. lto Ch.hanist N I.
DR.. J. II. ScHENCK Of Philadelphia will visit
New.York professionally EVERY TUESDAY, except the ne1
FouRrB OF july. His room are at NO. ~ bondse
WHEELER & wilson's
Hsh,.t Premium Lock-Stitch
euvrxe-MAcHIEEs AND BUTTON hoLy MAcRIyA
No. 62J Broadway, NewioIk
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS Is. FRANK. PALMER, LII. d.,
Grvrs THE Bysrr PATENT LxBs TO soLpIsns-fRSE 1A
BvAI MY 1909 CuEsryuT- PhilA ID GhsrNEsf Bo:'
ton ConnissIorED SURG EoSG rSsRAL BARNES, u D.
CLOTHryG- will find large and
desirable stock Of MKNs and Boys' CLorHrss FrRssHIsa
Goops &c the most reasonable psices, ct FREEMAN
BrRRs ONE Price CLorRISa WAREBorsg, No izs FULTON
| and No. " Nsssau-sts, corner oppouss sun Buiidins
HOWE SBwINa.MACHINg CONWAY, ELIAS
uowx, IT,. President. Nc. $50 Broadway New.iosh
BATcuRLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world yrrec, natural reisble harmless and nsanianeeu
m sfoct The renure Ia signed WlLIiAN A. BATcaxLoa
seld BY oil Druggists Factory No. Of Bsrclsy'st-
HILLS HAIR DYg, so ots.-Black or Brown
as4asA ps90s BaTsysA ssiapy dEussuss sIWy mhss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

American Institute farmers Club.--A meeting
will be held TO-DAY TUESDAY NH inst at u O'Clock, -
the Rooms Of the Intute EgLh a. and ourhev@
Admission free. JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Opening Of Masonic Hall, Nos. lia and lIs EsA
their approach tho Hal BY the way oil Fourshav
and be there promptly at 8 O'CLOCK.
A Modern Miracle:
From old end from rch and poor from higfoorn n
lowly comes the Universal Voice OF praise fog
HALLS VEGETABLE
III. perfect and miraculous article Cures badnesA.
Makes hair grow better dressing than oil" or 20.
inntum" Soens brasb dry and why hair into nesuiif.I
sken T-.s~s But above all the great wonder tho rapid
ity with which Il restores
GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PRESTO CHANGE!
worst looking Hair lie youthful beauty Il does nee
dye the Hair strikes the root and h with new h
and colorins matter. .
will not tale long dasrreable tri, prove the truth a
this ms'ter The first application viii do good; yeu VIII SO
the NATURAL COLOR retaining eysry day and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T.
dcoored appearance Of the Hair win b goue giving place =
lustrous shining and beautiful locks,
A,k TOR Hall. Scan Hair Reuewer other article -
all like 1t IN effect You will ind 1t
PLEASANT TO TRY, and
There many limitations Be sure you procure the GEM
me- H'Du'' r. P.HlLL Co., Nashu.. N
No u PARk.Row. Nsw-yort,
Whoie sale ssnta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

SOLDIERS wishing Citizens Clothing will find
lsrss and desirable stock will b. dealt with linEnALLr
at FREExsx BuRRs OSs PRcs CLOTHING WAhshousE
No I2t Fulton sad No. ~ Nss.aus, opposite sun
Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

SRCoED- HAND SAFES in large numbers, Of ouI
own and others make taken In exchange for pasn
AIun and Dsr PLATTER SAVES For sale low.
MARVIN K Co, No. us Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

ATOLD PRICRS-WBDDING CARDS, French and
Fuxi.h Note Paper Monogrnns, Silver Door Plates Seals
Crests 10 EyvkpELs ELEGANT STYLss 20! Bdwsy, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

COLGATE & Co.'s Brown WINDSOR and
GLrcgRsE SOAPS for the toeFor sale by all druggists and
dealers In perfumery and fancy articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

Yau Cannot have q Healthy Consultation whis
vonr BLOOD il impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
purs the system upurss and stimulates the vital organs
10 and healthy action expng disesse and raefo
Ing the health LIFE syrup rapidly cures disease Which
are caused BY InPuRR BL0op. Scrofus, OF knss Evil
Turpors Old Sores, Ulcers Botshes. Eruytions Pm2sA
ois Erysipeas. Tester salt Rheum ST. Anthonys fte.
Scald Head Ring WoTm Canesroas Tumors, sote kyees
syphi. and s ioai diseases disease Of the Heart Pslpar
ton Dyspepsia Ucsion Of bones Of the Moe, Scsp en1
Pace. Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP add YOU VIII b
surprised Ut s updy In removing these dcaseA sesvee
the blood pure the compexion clear and the system nee
from disease. Sold by all Druggists.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, Whciesale pr1e1isfas
General Agents., No. " Gill st., n. 4.
Sleeve. buttons and Studs,
New styles. TWO, THREE, FOUR FIVE. TO- TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS SET fsr saie by q. c. ALLEN. Ne.
ais Broadway, one door below CnnsIst. r
Fine Gold Watch.C halns,
DOLLARS each fsg sale by q. c. ALLEN, Ne Ella bsoe~
way door below Canss-
EBr-Rings and Plps-New styles,
THREE, 1--WE, ElGiIr, TEN, to FIVE HuNDkkp
DOLLARS set FOR sale by @. &. ALLEN No. AZ hfssdr
way, one door below Canal Il.
All Letters for the South can DO sent hy the HARN
DEN EXPRESS No. Us Broadway at charge oil " ceoo
each, Until Inail communication az gevItaslYAsA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Tsf# - 18gl.E .afa sgDt1
&c. SC. &c. &c. &c.
from New ork.

FROM new 10TH
Nkw YoKK, February 23s-The Savanush
correspondent OF the Commercial states that the
stories Of union sentiment there are all trash
The Commercials Washington special saws
there are no apprehensions 'Ielt about Sherman as
Grant will keep Lee full, employed defending
Richmond
The immediate nomin alton OF Mr.. Mccullough
as secretary of the treasury is looked fo..
The Richmond Dispatch Of the Dist save on
Thursdsy night, the 18th, our forces evacuated
Charleston, and il ia believed the enemy took
possession DeIsday Aany guns nustssve teen
abandoned . but /, is cosisoling know dat the
Yankees get nothing. There was 10 cotton 10
gladden. Lincoln's heart. and the city itself is III
tie better than deserted ruin
The telegraph operators both remained TO re-
eeivethe Yankees.
The evacuation Of Char eston should inspire
cheerfulness rather than gloom.
Sherman can only be checked BY the concen
tration In front OF sn our troops IN North
Carolina Ifthis i. done the present expedition
Is broken, and lie can be prevented from reaching
Richmond. , s TO .r8
We know that Sherman las four full army
corps and large force OF cavalry. each corps
numbering H. 600
Two columns are moxing from Newbern 20
cut the Wilmington and Dsnville railroad
The Dispatch says We io.r there is much
truth in the report thar The enemy have been con
/ Ceutrating ~ Newbern.
Its reported that large force OF cavalry is
advancing on Salisbury from Fast Tenressee,
bat Il IL rot crc4ired 1870 a -, =
| AL is quiet before Rebaaond and Pe.sr-burg
! Grant contemplstes holding Lee here while
sherman i. running at vii ~ Seats Carolina
Rossef ard LomaI have been confirmed nsior
l generals.
/ r. uk: C...~.ks.o :. -. - a.
/ south .ide Of the James river The government
: e'idently snIiou-lJ vailog lie resultp Gen
Sherman. bold adventure. while the var de
parimens could furnish ~ nothing on .he sub
ileet lgIZ QIr0T 24TIMz
IL is generally believed fhaG Charleston -si
the cradle Of accession AID sas nsl Of rebel
: lion - ..-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24

Tux Pax FANNY BELL RrSGEss -The two
Peak families. OF bell ringers, who have hereto
fore exhibited separatelv and with great success.
have been consolia dated into one company and
will give a series OF grand entertainments IN
this city, at the Z abernacie. commencing or
Wedne day night mex; Thisi the lsrgsstroop
in the woild consisting of twenty two perform
vocalists. har pists. violinists pioanists &c
In the bell ringing 349 silver bells are used.
each bel reprtsenfng different tone, and they
hsudlded With the most surprising effect
Messrs Chase and Goodhere. the agents Of the
combined Peak families have made every Ar
engagements make the entsstais ment the inject
musical exhibition ever Presentsd 10 AL Indiana
polls audience
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24
Prom philadelphia

PanADELPHIA. February 23-Ths Evening
Telegraph has tie following special from Wash
ingtOn OF this evening
Richmond papers OF TUESDAY say sherman
is pushing rapidly north for Charlotte, Gales
burg. Queensboro. Dsnville an. then 10 Join
Grant in The attack on Richn,oDd q 1. ~ "A
Unless Sherman IS soon checked be can't be
opposed az all
a telegs ID from GoldsbOTo - the 1872 inst =.
saws A UNION force has lees sent out from
Newbern Tor Tarboro, TO cut The railroad from
Wilmington 10 Richmond aud that another force
was moving OH the south side OF Neuse snd
Over river.
Ii Is supposed another force IS moving est
from Teunessee ~ ioiR Sber man 90 his march
north
Pss vs6,s tone OF The Z eBel papers sis dsspon
dent
The rebel House pasSed bill GA Monday 70
arm 200 $50 negroes
Information was received through rebel
soarces TO the effect that Wilmington Was oe-
copied BY our forces on Sunday Last
The Press report that Lee hsd STACKED
Grant and that our force hs suffered defeat,
IL ba-sd on runorS lab
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-24

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