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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Sherif's Sale
OfAttache ed Property.

o1 ACtacheu properly. .
Isaac Williams, Admir- Court of Common Pleas of
RID. Williams. Franklin county, Ohio,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale in tho above case to me directed, issued
rom said Court, will offer for sale at public auc-
ion, at The door Of the Court House in the city Of
columbus, on ''it 3d. '"ii -.'
saturday, the 22d day of July, A. D. 1865,
.t2 o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
ate, situated in Franklin county, Ohio, to-wit:
A tract of land known as Lot No. 4, of the parti-
lion Of the estate of Isaac Williams, deceased and
bounded as follows; Beginning at stake or stone
q the east line Of said quarter section. northeast
,Prner To- lot No. Of taeir PARTITION and running
) deg min west n 65-l0o poles to stakept stone;
hence north deg 40 min east 33 D. 100 poles TO
stake southwest corner Of LOT No. Of thisparttion:
thence with south line Of lot No 5, south SO deg. 10
min east "a 55-l00 poles TO stake or stone in east
line of said quarter section; thence with said or.
sec line south ] deg. 40 min. west 70 4l-l0Oto the
beginning containing l6x acres. "E ifdj ,ulH'
Appraised at $35. per acre,.,,, ,>o,,,oI.,,UO =.
Printers fees, 300. .'. Sheriff. 1
iune22-dlt&wth aN .Afl.,'t lNlIN ~ -''t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Sherih's Sale.

Elizabeth shafor ct aL9 Court Of Common PlsSs
Drucilla ovens 6Ss;l"e ot al, nPfsftti9a. % - -
TN Pursuance OF AN ORDER or,
j the said Court to me directed, i will offer for sale
atpublie auction at the door of the Court House. ip
the city Of Columbus, on y " ~ " ''1ul iii'"
THURSDAY, the 10th day of July, ,A.D. 1855,
at O'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
Being in range twenty y-one cd, township twelve
d2, section No. 90 half section 50, refugee lands.
beginning 23 35 rods north Of the southwest corner
df the ab6ve-n named section, and running north In
the west line of said section 10 l6 rods thence west
5Orods thence south 10 rods, thenoe west TO the
place Of beginning. containing six acres Of land,
l8;p.Stss s8g,.Ssssq s!s ~ "a yS p9r odw nam
ffiTY ST.'''lInnwM. DOMIGkN. Sheriff. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN OkDEHS DE
i the Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio.
made on the 18th day of June, 1865. in the ease Of
James NJ. Paxton, guardian Of Stewart Churchmsn,
aliss jackson, against his ward, the undersigned
will, on ',' y''' H.'. Ah 'N'N n.'''.fN va 'A''I
'o Friday, the l4th day of July, 1866, '"'
At one o'cocin the afternoon on the promises. oor
at public sale the following described real estate, to-
Wit: Lot No. of the partition Of the farm lately
occupied by Edwin w Warren, situated in Norwich
township, Franklin county, Ohio, and in surveys
Nos 5000 and 1885, as shown by the proceedings and
plat Of said PARTITION recorded in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of said Franklin county, in Complete
Record No. 81 page $780, ct seq in the case OF owen
and Margaret Brown VS.. Thomas Jackson ct al. =
Beginning at stake or stone In the center OF the
Darby road 8. w, corner TO Lot Nos8 Of this parti
ton and running thence with the center limo Of said
road s. deg 80 min. W. l3 50 100 poles TO stake
# stone thence with the East line Of Lot No, ioSi
ID the South lineof $. ID. CIppls land; thence with
said Crum line n 81 deg. 30 min. E. Is S-I00 poles
10 a stake, ~ w corner 70 dot No. 81 thence with
the East line Of said Lot No. degd N So
poles the beginning, containing six and
Appraised at $50 pei acre. Z ngninIl to, S9.1 a'
Terms Of sale, Cash in hand on the day Of sale.
Guardian Of Stewart Churchman, alias jackson.
H.. b. ALBERy, Atty for Guardian" Nv y"
June ~. 1855 y bE1TiR m Junel7Adlt&w3w-b \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

r1AIi ON ROSE & IsEEm, NORTH
J ehst corner Of High aud Town Streets for your
[ bthina where you can get good fits. good duality
( Ieb25-tljan7,' ,'68
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06
Merchant Tailoring.

iunela-dltMtdl LII n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-06

The health Of Mr.. \. ", seward con con- \
tinues to improve. 'hF y ~" 71't' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-24

Thur'iay nigh, BY disrng through the walls of
his cell at Buffalo Three oihes prisoners escaped
with him.
ovER hity gunbosts and other vessel. lately
comprising portion OF the Mississipp. squs iron.
arc 10 be sold Ut auction . Mound Ci,, H., en
the I'D Of Aug Vt.
FirrY or more ov.rshcl' Yesterday s,itei - NE
Pres dent fcr pardon, under the amnesty p-oc'a-
n,suon. Tho list embraces the n.nes Of sou,
prominent States z shu mon, bat iSe great IN or.
iy are per'ons "uuEuowu 70 fame" Ia this section
ucn ~ tie country.
rht N'Ho0,l Cvuuc'' % C'n. -essticra Churches,
nurn' erirs about LON pcrrcns, ,rrvci in Ply
mouth, Nass by m extra trNn. on Tnurs'av, anil
amer t'l'' rcy''l,- sc'so. or u "a " y, rro-
rc"'rl & W mouth * " o-c e. 'ot rrph u
.fe rss''. ~ wss tst,u. ThoN sGrr,,aris vs.tci
Pilgrim H.4 AID oi r. ,ac so' Interest.
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,rrivei In thu, citv At o'clock 'hls morning To
remain, refe accompanied TO N. city by secretary
se.S-d, zen wm. w. seward, and Fannie sevar'.
Ma .Gc-. unu-o,I, Gen Mitchell, ofGca. uan'o,s's
staff and Nsor Norris, SurSoon United sinivs
Afmy--cne Of tho SIrrco1' vho attended secretary
SeAard's f.mi. came Oh ~ an l..9.t g. co..
StN.'d INc funeral Of the dcccuci vii taA.r.'
a, - Peter. Church .. this ci,.. ,o-no;5v = a. e
d,,l, 1t c't,a.s IN tho snernoou. 'epo = .'
sd, lea. l c.-. n't .e,r ,o'e .-.,i o. re- .'-.'
nov. lie tore tie i.t..nr tenLA- .-..-l vcl
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General Intelligence.
tBy k.d d. "a, s.y Ys-i surl

Cav. Cs,Sr II In Ph'.ielphl.. f,r . Few d.,,.
JonS /. ForD male $50 900 y tho sale Of his
Nesite
sIy gu, 4 eight OF Queen vle.orIr. grand-1hild.
reu are hcys.
rnE Emperor ~ Ausir'. has snnounced his in
ienh"n ~ tcni crowned kiur o. Huu.aty.
Inr Richmond wHia SAYS; "1he liberation Of
Ne nosrocs giysue South . claim 10 fourteen
motc rerrcsentAtiv = In C5n.regs"
Tns grca, SANITARY Far a. Chicago closed on
Iu"'dsv evening. after = c.reei ~ Great success
IT, total 'oceip's were Over $.1A,@0.
lrIGn,s NorNG Il 10 stated, has 'couuselc,i"
all t'c faithHi uf Mormon CIV e. shoot down any
'Nent'c" seen talking OF walking with Mormon
tcmalo.
ftBrAH ,riOsa have conn ercel f,r mastering
our tetWeou lurty aud hhy houllud troops,
''.iu tie afuDes of General, ale, Hancock, AID
LOGAN.
R'cu,rp prsrrrr of New York. appointed in '.-c
~ The ;. y s'r',t & urt ~ A'ih-mS h' VI. Law
c' 's eNI,,t'i 10 assume e dut cs oi his oh'r
~ 1irc.
Gr~. Fr.r. C,uri-.i ner f,r A,k,rsl, .rd W.-
sour, g.NtEa ..rau Nlug rrpurt a thr f,c w.'s
ca 'i'.', part UNlstIf P. o.. latter 3 N't. .rta
'. L. r Ir labor 'Nls,s.l u,cr tlc Sts'c, nnd up
o Jay II. lht "-' r re lmen "oic re- M. roci
70. fn Me q W. ultnt.
lr ia sstcnishirc, saws sC's-lcron co--.spor-
dui, 10 zee row affect ou1te and loving the 'u.h.
tr' lthea are 10 tbr ls1foc sHlllcr,, t'tn 81. uu
thcr uoscs At tho ~ e drawback IN r,' ,oniri e.
show ug tIst u CIR love s for tic victor, not tic
vRruu shell
H,,urVo ,rr who rcreni'v rc,rr,ci ,o lis OF
fouc' le'ns. : rep ,rtc' g. be- up D. p wsy
w. w s. .i'n '''r hrrca'. ALI r. Pike, the 'at
pot, who us Il I'di ns :, G.,Nt "a. wash. las all,
~ urucd 60 Neo o'eUs N'.ry, to ftnous
auc-r IT,, wn1's g. slrre 'c,. o. .r ~ ID. sc' g
o. safe ur 0'sur's : 'u par lo, keeps b.. d 3
Nc, nowhere ip r.l'is
/ 1HE uot ourh.i rel lei. r'al'r' ~ Ira-. r.l.
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news Itsmh
%, r.l.s-4pA to n. No. Yors s.na

TnE sixth zee. of no conspiracy trial began
y,sp TdAy Els s1rrAtt continues yery s.-..
JCslrs Rrrlr- - orI was release from i,npr.s-
oumolt yes,sr'ay hv ,rler Of Secretary ssarto ton.
1ns city elect At Tp.i'sni, Or,sor, on Tues
day, resl.e. IN TIE com cle success of,Le R1pub-
iican ticket wish scarce any opposition,
TIM President hm prr'oncl joshua I'LL, en-
He.lb.r Of Courc's from Georgia Friucii l..
sillli, Of Virginia, and j G Hytms, " Mc-'gan,
one Of the witnesses g. tae conspiracy trials.
Cn,tLrs C.RaN0roS, under sentence Of testh
Tor hs murder Of po..-oGsn Del, escaped op
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A rail ou thc t.io ktilrosd uca' l,pHsl- broke 0n
Thu.day and thr,a ol tho tack ,le mai. cor
smoking ce. and three pass niger csi. The mail car
tu.urd a sumcnauit iuto ar4llc, 10 feet deep. TIE
Others vc-c pl.d heap by the side OF the 'sacS
50 oac was Killed. 'ut s,'orpi were moro or 'ess
injured, GWurf whom vtr, strr'sn' trsnci. \.
Jack .on, ooh lino. P'giwou', arm idly hr'or {;
WI. Bui.ue'uu, cleveland. o., mail agent. hrusoi; ;
Mcua,l Noounu. Cleveland. o.. so.dinr cut stout q e
head, Eamsuuo. Roberts soldier South Ainbo., y
j.. Injured internally; lieruAn Lcln",d ,ola.er,
con 0oald fu,tuf. - tie ri, ht l,st let ies badly
lLLLall-
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Phidi,.J h'd Jnn' .-Kcsr Atmr-l Dupont ciCi
nj the laricrre House Tile morning
Washington, jim" -.-.Iie secretary OF the Nav,
In general order announce to the Sevy and Mari.
CoIIs IL. death oi Aiu,la Dupont AFT. an honora-
be career Of nearly III yeAt in tie tciy,ce Of As
country. The order fur,hc- ssys:
This officer distiuul'hod for ability and ac-
quNomenis In hif profession AMI fiei Win credit
many npnlHut positions ho ,. G-no'e lri aiioIt He
Nsa e,pt tihliy d-tinyuAh'I TOR he deci.iVe aud
gp.culi4 victory GrA.t . 20 pOr, Eu u T. g., IA tie
In D,CWl og, ~l, 70. who, he reCe oj 'hr thar
OF COLY.Csl. A icro.uiti u a. HE d.stiu- -ulshcd
services aud mars u Itspctt TO he memory, IL is
he vly di.ecteI that At tLt NAyy lNtd NJ pAi.nfo-
phi she nag ~ b" holrtsd haf iuuft to-IL1rro an.
continue ro N.u sunset Of TIE ia Of hi. iurAI, Ou
sht! uU a. uOol thlIt "a Wfuu sun. III e. med,
AZ ~ AL .ItI nav. Ifds Dee ii.. IN 10 hu.-ri a.
Lali L. uu Na ihtuU- t.H lay aifrT tn, rec, q ot
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ncnh OF IIon. v Mnnam MiIl,ln,

INt'''vr,h, Jun' 2a.-r-c venerable william VII.
tins died this morning a. his residence At romev ood
fia'1n' having sl''a.uei uie r.po axe Of sb yesrs
M Wilkins has filled many mp rtlnt 'tsti,Hs s.Ih
great credit TO himsef sud t,ucjI to .hc country
He wes senator In Cong tom ISL TO 1884 .
hini-t'rto Eu--iH in 1884 In 1874 he Wa s,cretay
Of War, "hen John c. Calhoun was Secretary Of
State. lie Wss on board tho Princeton when tho
"PcaccmaEor'' cannon exploded and Secretary p
Ihor su Killed, and senator Bouton Injured. MI.
Wukils also Glci creiitanly the office Of judge Of
IT, Jniied States Dituct Court for Western. Penn
sylvlu.a.
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TWO WEEKS MORE ALLOWED RlM.
Surrender of Galveston.

Var D'pIr,m,ri. Hds' Do. t'H, June 90, ~ p
b Ma. y. J9iEI 4 Dir, N,ts I0.k IAs Nay,
department has Ist received o0icia dspttclc. from
Admiral Thatcher, dsod at Galveston. June -fu
TeporinE that on tho fret Of this mouth. D,1
brown, coumAnding the tEi.cd state. torcaA oc,u-
pied and sarrsoued Blownsyille Ca the "a ot June.
the relel Generals Kirby Smith and MstluIer met
IN the haTuor Of ualve.ton ten. A j smith, rep e.
sen'ng MAJ Cen. CsnDy, and Ten Kirby suith thea
and there signed tie torn, OF the surrender of Gel
weston, provioui'y agreed u90n AZ Nev OrlcGns On
the 9th Of June il and formal possession Of Calves
t1n vac delivered a? 20 the uitoi States 9scc, aud
the hAe Of sho Jnion raised On tho Sth Of June
Aotnirh Thatcher vent ashore and v'' cordially
eeiyed by the rebel naval Aui miliiarv authorities
who ro iucst'i part Of the uioi states uava force
" remain there for their protection Galveston j..
before this dime strongly rtrfis'ued by UuoI sta.c.
hnd forces sent forward by ten. Canhy. Gen shcsl-
esn is slso probably there IN position
The P.ohiour. prooiiu Iuoa raising the blockade
will Ue iumcdat ly issued
EuwN NJ stNSroS, Secretary OF War
THE PROCLAMATION
By tke PrcrGrDt OF the United Stl'..or A,ae lea.
Whereas, 'y the proc lin,iou. of the President II
the i5,h and 9Th OF April. l-6I blockade Of certain
prts Of tho United ,tatcl s,t foot. b.t sncr-
the tor that neasu - have ce,sei 90 cy.
JohuSon, Psosiieu oi the Iuil,i State-, DO hereby
ss.aro and proclaim tn hiofaie Aforesaid t. Zee res
<indod to Al the porte aforesaid including that u
Galveston and other ports west Of tho MlsisfiIpi
kivor which porte vii. 10 open to forc'n ooIlueio,
tho tnt Of July uc,t on tue tenn. aud
Scnlitions ct ivth In my proclamation Of
the 22d Of NAV .a-t II Ia to hc uudcrs'o,I
however that n. hocks5c thu. rescindrd s4s an ia
transitional measure 0or sho pr-No-n ofrrrtcctng 'Ne
yovereirn rirhu OF ,lc u.'ct s1us. Tho great or
les fu yet-on Of the riyi authority tho r. non u
which II applied and the i1P-aruQhlitr ,i at onsn
Jc-torius n. authority Ia dir efficiency may for
season make % @tvisarie ~ employ tho Army suI
Nav of the nlcd aes to- a.d. car yiur The l.w.
into effect vacrcvcr such D. mont may b, uocc,.
saTy.
Ia testimony alcrpoG have heteunto ~ M hand
and caused the cal Of tine i'oi states tu s
snIhri. Done 1t tho tlty of NishiIs. .uu this
n -d day Of Juuo. iu lie wear of VI. l1-., ST. ..
''' nnd, Of fhr luG,nru.ence Oi lhp ulttd sJats
Of Amt aDa, Tic t.."ty -AiIth
ANuG.W Jpn'suS,
il mo Pro-ii'rt:
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The Chiet %: Ia, BI.eau oi Military Record At Al
beuy his ,ssuei circular announcing that the har.
OF the o'losing regiment. in the outody OF the
Bu eau ,tud ,ueh o,Lors may be sddedl, will be
publcly received At Albany, by Governor Fen
ton, Ia behei Of the State, on tho Fourth Of July
next
lniantY The lot, bth 9th, sth, 10th, 18th, 18Th,
l!s ' l5,6' lar lsh' "a "a 2i'h' 237F zG'h N,h'
4sd, tith Goth 4sth, 6Ith, 59th Goth SD 64Ih 7st
S I.I 5{t sS;" pth b6G o7h e,tn 1't i . ia iS9 ii9
I'm, ll2tg' ll3th, ll51h, l2ad, l2t,h, lf-h llai
liG'h, l4'tii l5lss loom, ld4d lCsth iC9Ih iilth
A Ee't--lhe "a Gud 50 lcsni"nt. and ith, I'm
fith aud ., ~ batteries. CNyAlry-lhe 9TH, 9th aud
- h, Enginee"-l't, or sonei.'s. sharp Shoe ert-
Each Gag viii be unfnroi, IL regiment announced
and tie campaign in which 1t la. leon carried, with
the principal battles given, Lieu.ensnt-Geueral
Grant and MAjor-General Hooter have Slosdy Ge-
ceprel Governor fentons Invitation to be osent
the occ1iou.
Music FOR THE PEOPLE The Central Park
Commi,aioners announce th.. there will he music at
the Parb, tho NAL, today, At hAIf-plst o'clock
4, 81 The ioloWins is the programme;
PART
!. Overture . uAs Wundsrwn.sei" 80. Fiotos
Z. Qu.ekoep-' Shells OF tie Dream" .lBl plsorth
). Lei- Dor Wandetai" ......,........ Schubert.
rArT II.
. oraud -t'ec lon from Don sohss' ian" bon zetti
.. uveI tue 10 "Iutyanthe" .... Won Wei er.
I. quick March" fhe Cadence. n. b. Dodvorth
rAEI Iu
s. Katr Did Polka .......,................Ju julien
Q. NOr'urnc, Green Hill ......,.,.H II. Is. Dodworth
H.. ale" Couronn"neni. Btraups
IL Quick March" irish Medley. Brad ~
finae-ILe Union,
MOVEMENTS OF RErEL PRISONERS. Seven
huydred and spyeutecn rebel DTisnnora .ailpd for
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ON fhuI-4a5 evening, tu. ns the picnic of the
Ame ric,u Social cub. 1t Lcorrs Park, near r'le
a,eHup, B'uysl,n, ,. D,a mo.t serious distrsbalce
e.. reed, ia .hl kuiyct, pistols, cluhA &c, woro
ir, .oH.8.d vera. persous we're roe or lo.' in
r'u.. f.p '.,.n wis gwen uy 'n" american soc al
fu A0A t,pf. NJ hat ltseod Of IN the most
g.s .aeG. .. ui the Iuutih1 Sas nearly conc udet
A g.. .r.rt.t.e IrfW,cu the pfopr,,fbr OF the paik
80. lr. duilrg = hion tht ~. Niieto ot the
or ou.d 80. nHn lo loaF,. ard o.. lis fcu'al 20
..sH.r r .li,u l.I. ths .rI 70 q CnUral melee. In
...u sytty 81, tiun lAuI cIu.t b, cot hD.4 Of VS.
If,u, ru. s.yor r#I-ut- Nr e. lu.ufrd among hoIn
llnns Nci alden, ri.ytrry IuJu4Hi IN the head
.ohu ~0uit i"i' .4Il h.okCnf VI itiu ShoemlkrJ,
s's Boa in no io. 1hr sfrivai o. ioire Of police
i.rlu th, tGth GO lrt police put 20 he dis.
tlfi Au,, lIu Auuner " he parles SeIe arrested,
ana a!e held Tor rtarI nation.
ilsioe ".'t,u yrs.1tdhy, sentenced th- .o'i' vim,
rot,ts fosAj5 dey- Ia the p,ui., atiary or fo of
fai; lhoma, Httz Hchsel Damn, Timothy Flynn,
John Casey. Cha.cs E'h.nson, Corue.iu. Brady, aud
Peter Martn re hrd tccnLr.o. cd tue uight pre-
y.ous Tor p.rt.... uu- th' sl9y. not,
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The Remains OF Mrs. William II. Seward,

Al5uTH, y. T., J'ins -3.-lLo remains Of the late
Mo- william H. seward LEFT " darlington on Thur
day uorniu4 It Aaii-plst O'Clock, IN special train
provided by the Baltimore Ohio Eai.road under
lhaIgs Of Assistant nu9erints adalt DuGTGL md
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Three More Added to the Record
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Music FOR rHE PEOPLE The Central Park
Conmi,sioners announce th.. there will be music At
the Parb on the NAL, today, At hAIiplst O'clock
4, 81 The following ia the programme;
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DrAru on ADMIRAL uIpONr,

IL mo President:
". .MA.Ll- A.t.nt secr,t.ry Of ets.e.
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City and Miscellaneous News.

Reprieyc Of Walters. the Murderer.
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OF ICT AL.
OCCUPATION or GALVESTON.

Another Hero Conc.
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Death or Admiral Dupeat.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-17

the arrested were never worth the cost of
their keeping, moderate o. that was or should
have been. !.
But let bygones be bygones. There are
scores Jet in prison on mere warrants who
ought 70 como out forthwith. Some of them
are only very malignant and rather silly
copperhes il, who would have been less OBJ
noxious if they had been more capable of
doing serious mischief. II il very poor econ
omy for the governments to persist in paying
their board when the debt is already so large
the expenditures still increasing it, and pro.
visions not SO cheap as they should be.
Let US have clearing out /! Hold on to all
assassins and conspirators to murder; hold
on to house burners and highway robbers in
behalf of Southern rights" but let all mere
takers of treason relapse into their proper
insigni6cance. There is large demand for
labor in the corn fields about these days,
while haylng and harvest is but few weeks
ahead. The country is fast settling down in
the ways of peace and thrift; let us stop
suction at the public udder SO fast and so far
as possible. Turn them out
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-17
By TELEGRAPH
Imported for the Daily argus.

NEW York, May IN. Y Herald's Chester.
SC, corresp't says:
The rebel Gov. Vance of N c. was arrested in
Buncomb county, last Friday, by a detachment of
wither t is said he will be sent to stand trial for
treason.
IL was reported that another detachment of
cavalry was in pursuit of Gov. Magrath.
The rebel Gen. Joe Johnston is at Charlotte
North Carolina. 1t is said he applied for per-
mission to 60 to Canada, but he refused.
The pirate Semmes with some companions Is
endeavoring to reach the coast and make his es-
cape out of the country by sea.
The New York Herald's Richmond correspond
ent says:
The news of the capture of JEFF Davis was
received there by the old residents and the rebel
lion sympathizers with greatest astonishment and
the deepest sense of humiliation of their traitor
Gus cause.
n. Y. Heralds corresp't says:
Gov. Pierpont, of Virginia, has issued an ad-
dress to the voters OF the LIST I'd and Sd congress
sonal districts of Virginia, on the subject Of the
election. The 4th Thursday in May Is the regu-
lar day, but as the districts above named are not
thoroughly organized no election can be held. BY
the laws of Virginia the executive empow cred to
call special elections TO fill vacancies Cover
nor PieIpont therefore advises no polls to be
opened for members of congress either in the
counties already organized or in those net assur-
ing the people that as soon as the county officers
in the unorganized portions are elected he will
order q special election for the above named dis
tricts, when there will be a fair opportunity to
choose representatives.
New York, May H.-By way of HAVANA
we learn that the rebel leaders in Texas and
western Louisiana were still at the date of
the latest accounts proclaimipg by public
meeting and addresses, their determination
to continue the war, notwithstanding the fail
ure of their cause east of the Mississippi.
Gen. Magruder made speech ON the 24th
ult., in which he announced that he could
see nothing discouraging for the rebels in the
military situation. He my seriously limited
that they had negbor near at hand. regard
ing whom he did not feel at liberty to say
any thing further at that time.
Old Sterling Price. of Missouri, and Gen.
Hindman, Of Arkansas. both are said to be
still alive and in Texas.
The rebel blockade runner and pirate
steamship Owl, Capt. Mafhtt. arrived at
Havanna from Galveston. on the 9th mat
and the steamship lmogene frsm the same
place, with 1000 bales of cotton, had reached
Matamoras.
New YoRK, May 1.-THE N. Y. Times
special says of the visit Of the military COM
mission. to the theatre, at Washington. found
that the assassin ran after falling on thu
the stage to get out of the building q distance
Of 80 feet.
The passage was 6 feet wide and eut;reyv
aud 10 on the level with the
ground In the rear Of the building. So the |
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-17
THE ASSASSINATION CoNsPIRAToRs.
A Republican Demand for Trial by
Jury.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser (republi-
stt CAM, May 6.
If trial by jury is worth anything, it should be
resoited to in the case of the men charged with
the assassinations at Washington. A military
commission is an anomaly in a land of liberty
and law. A jury trial has the growth of centu-
ries and the approval of all the enlightened world
to commend it. Il is known only in countries
where the rights and freedom of men are respec-
ted. The other is the creation of arbitrary pow
er or official will. The dignity, the credit, the
honor of the country the true interests of justice,
a due respect for the Sentiments of the people,
require trial by jury in every case where it can
possibly be had.
The constitution of the United States cantains
the following sentence:
"No person shall be held to answer for a capi-
| tai or otherwise Infamous crime, unless on q pre-
sentiment or indictment of grand jury, except in
cases arising in the land or naval forces, or il
the militia, when in actual service in time of wal
or public danger"
This covers the whole ground and points to tn,
only method by which the murderers of the pres
ident and the assailants of the Stewards shall bt
tried. If the war Is really over, the time ha
come for return to the old landmarks, and 70
showing our faith in the institutions of the coun
try. Magma charta, ha5eas corpus, and those 9th
er ancient and honorable hereditaments Of free
| dom need Furnishing up.