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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
petroleum.

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA y ID
~ BALTIMORE CGNsOLiDA ED
PETROLEUM AND INNING t0NPA,Y.,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEW,fORk;
OAfi - y of'@'
Divdcd into 30 ,Nco sltros. PR yslre. sper Share.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE .-. ~
FOR A LIMITED NUM3Ek ONLY or sHAhkS Or
YrE WORKiNG CAPITAL, ~ TIN SHARE
NO ECRTHER AssEsS4iGNT or GALL on lie
sUBSC RlbEl~, AZ ~, % 81 AhiS ALL
RgsErI ID FOR WORKING
CAPITAL.
pre.isa,, .....;..Ci : CLARK Of NewYork.
Iics.prefieeut ........R. H. Nls3ARi, NeE-l OK
Trea,rrer.............tl.F. pistOI. ae"- lo.A
sccr-.sry mo fern.....h H. WlSUA.!, Ne',i OK
sevcIal naw wcs nearly completed Poo0g VITA 'pe'.'1
sow o oil Lsds c.lhg.as y different ~ fio' .9eate
%, on Geek Uhey Rra, CncIry Tree Egu, AieS'y HyyI
(opro.e Horse Ceek. Sugar Crsek, k Creek ana o'e
sfis b. DE heart d. die great oil .cglon ,,,
p-osrces rars ard every Information rem opia'n,a
where The suns tioi4 bocts now oIrn b. % lss'
wsv NeS-To ,os CD and az Chestrp. IT, Alide'i.iai
NJ Ctr.ol HAL lallaIe -. bat n' M asa AZ %
cf-oeNr H. p DEVOR SON, B.laors.
No. III creenwieh%t.i New'h oIk'
''''' sY.RBAHD PETROLEUM REFINERY,
No - Ncofsf, fit'shufrl. IL
Tits Cornrauy str1ct wei few days sfo ca .r Seso
arm ou Oh crsss producing oye. 100 ibis OF ph per
dsv Xin-.
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ASH. q. ~ 0yscr, Fosiar DEPARTMENT.,
CORNER WHITEHALL AND BRiDaB srs', (
Ngw.ioRx CRY 1868.
THIS DEPARTMENTS prepared 10 receive
wri'ten PROPOSALS Tor The delivery Of CORN OATS
HAY ard STRAW In this city ard IN fhiaiefrhia Ia
Bids should state the quantity OF AND, prce,
place sna time Of livery. &c.
Payments to be made upon delivery. soon theIeater
A the ofca be- in finds.
I'D. BuRCHARp. Capt. mi Asst QaSIssrmsssss.
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p en viii We made % currency IT. equivalent as soon
A. fnnd a. received y .ir 'rrpo.e.
80 ability Of b. -uies - r.an0nd H. tho sufn ~ eu
ihcu,ana dollars ceiiet ~ ~, q : ID ire. n
1rney o.nef proper oicl; sgcl rtin aei1 lc'rAy
IT, iropOsl'. co.
frpross., 70 b-.-or-ed opose,a for e Care To
r'A rrifs ~ ~ Unite Siliss g. roget any y 80 re bs
th4s shsiDot be uTi' sss'isctoy. Al adh mus D.
4 1. CaN.T0N Can't. and {. S. v.
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OvucE W THE NORTH AMERICAN siRl rs o.
No 10 BRo,pwAy NV YoRx May 81 1859;
Board Of Directors OF tnls
~ Company have th. day declared tetnlsnhuli ea.n
DIV dend Of SIX a. PER CENT, i'ee OF "o'ern"en' w.
1aev hive ,;,o declared sc RIP DIVIDEND Of
FIFTY PER CENT
IN IN OF all policies entitled 10 participate
IN me pos o, the Company ~ the year ending May 1855
for which certificates VIII De sSnsa Oh e iV'n gay u august
next. ,,..,,, - =,
&c fifcses of profits Of the 1851 1851 1863
s~d lssii on IN sfleI ,he 10Th Day OF August next.
~ Y. W. BLEfCKER, Secretsrv.
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JNO. n ia II otOItIaII'
NTOTICr.-ln pursuance Oh resolution q
~ ue Be- a q Diieofofa Of tbs NETWORK PIER
A,D WfF HOUSE COMPANY plss,d uutn riou,y al r
ree.ipe q sch Dire tors aeiu tbe Office Ne C9nln.
.tNo 30 lari,'. Room no. D. the lJ.n day OF "i',
1855 tie uu.crsiTicd beng pgtseAt
Notice is by gwen ~ tue Stockholders OF iAe sc.
York Pier and Nsrehouss Coups,y TIT ne ~ q ts
,aid Stccki oTs vii he he'd on MoNptI ne ~ CAV o.
Jl 'G5 nj u hour % cic ct Il Il No % fa',.io"
Room no. 49, il te City. Comfy ld st-.t O. " -; ~
Tie u.less ior winch ssid erag Is 20 is neg ~ AZ
cfeso 0apta SOCK VI SD mfaiy % Zen
polIs (sIcco 1oC) divided ia.o Ono Hur re- Iou,S
Shares ,olOC o. tie p.r value Of One sadEed Dollars each
T. BURROWS HYDE. rANltL =, ti-Ah'
THOMAS r. SHEPHERD, 4. MOSl!hl.,
THOMAS IL kERR. tnki NetopVE-N
j.. C. GARDINER. ). y - + ~
HIRAM NALB2lDCE, DANIEL fACAi ~
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btaiionern ano fantn Goods.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established loi5)
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Al,o manufacturers Of bntp
A. WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS
JAMES. u. BARD, Ageut No. ~ MaldenIAns New iofh
RepoiIting - cents Send Tor circular
STATIONERY, PAPER and ACCOUNT
y BOOKS Of every kind at owee prices Orders receive
prompt attention rRANOls LVuInhb,
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che Crrt.
DATYrSoy RACES, June G, 2, 9, 1865.

DATErSON RACES, jane &, z, Z, 1865.
/ No Postponem u en- lccogat ., weain"r. D..
81, a,Sso. Me- heats second Race, TIE DEABfj slcp,
soeaeac. ,st three ys'ool.. l iIs ,' i ioy''''
stco> u nay "WEDNESDAY, JUNE I-sBft Race,
sEEfLEc ~ go pre- ~, n' YIN 6,t ,wsS p, TSri
R,ce prepisn Of $780, three niles fcith Rree senns
Race, $500, J! ~ les ,-,,,r, 4 .,po ,o,psr
Third DAY THURSDAY, JUNE 3-fisst h2cel c,Slus y
stes 100, 10 enrsuce, half f. for tree y
mics: nine entities Second hace. fRfNho VI W ',iv'
IIHRrT- MY HE8TS Ihri Lsce, Oonsoaio. '"'
.sgs /, mile, ,ih aiowanc. 10 A,.ie1 horses ., 49,
EXTRA 1rAlN fos foot Of q. l ST., lesVes az L4t'
M LTUNiSG .ri1ssdis;ey "a y ees Of ssc1 esy afo
cvsr z b. CbioN I'll, secretary.
T'NION COURSE, LOAn lSbAND-lEOI-
- TiNG-Dr FRIDAY. June - = gcl9e- p ID H.,
or $40 lie hea, be-t thiee N i've, Ia h'rnes- if1i
Wood. asIa.s D. :. Dvytcr = Get n ns.'es ?. ~.
Iadv ~ Cars WI leave the Fn-cr ard Nilis'' ~" n
Ferries G, hyr lnars TO- ksst Neefors, "id a. s,s
so,tn ferry ~ the Conrse, direct 4 0coc p ~ Ieur
ir. yh.s he re is over SHAW WHITE Propi.toT
aA..k9
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TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE
CHICAGO hgD NoHTE.W 2sTaEN RAILwAY Co.

st's =
yyNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
I day declared 4 SEHEhNNUAL DIVIDEND for tie
80 months ending Juusl 1855, Of THREE AND OEEhALF
Pr CENT o the fIoisrrd stock q this Company. wya'
he ess the 0oytrDmet SKI this office aud dftel tbs
M day O. JUNE next tc oil cde.s snown by the tof-
psys book II tie coe 4 business the ln Icy 81 Jnno
lho no y M tie transfer = Preferred stock for the above
dividend II be cosea afternoon Of TIE Oth ard Val
rcoI en tho n0rnils OF tie 2isi Of Juue.
The books fer the Of both con,non .nd pre-
ge0 or the aunoA Meeting TO be Aod IN Chicago on
the st a June w.l be closed the afternoon o the
eh o. Nay ami Reopen The morning OF te "a OF june
10y order Of TIE Bosgd y Difec'0rs
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secreifry.
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AUTHORIZATIONS at :.
IL NGW-YORK CIRCUS.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
GRAND Matrices, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
A. "a O'Clock
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
THE SEASON.
GRAND CULTIVATION
OF trNPRECEDENThD ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE FAREWELL WEEK.
The great Comic Psntou,ine Of
THE ELIXIR OF LIFEi
Or "InE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN" 10 which "li Dc
.dd.d the most successful comic rcenos OF
HARLEQUIN ,LUE BEARD
MATCHLESs COMBINATION OF hiRFL
First ppexInuses of the Glest German uyuinasts.
TIE nATTi BROTHERS.
THE WONDERFULLY BEAUTIFUL ThICh! POSIES,
LANiNlA AND MINNIE.
THE PONY RACES md MONKEYS ON
HORSEBACK
NEW AND SUPERB ARENIC FEtTs,
EQUESTRIAN. GlMNAsrlC AND ACHoBAIiC.
korrcr hippohe,tron viii De closed on snd after
Saturday next FOX alterations redeccraons aud entire fe'
ting ANA wit reopen -ay in tie ta, with the mos sopsn
.y. ard foreign over assembled in si.ber honis
pherc
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OYyoy hebT.iloUsx lSspEcToR,(
Slwi OK CIR, nay n, 1865
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at

u
- this Office until u ciock TUESDAY the 10Th day
OF ne uest for raising replacing and Keel iEg htAcs proper
po.,,iou. III tie bUOYs In he Hudson fvr between
k.SYok Troy Lake CtAnpliin Fire Island Inlet aud
lue o,Lers A. fAy be authorized year nom the lat
dav Of Jlv next 10 succeeding seth day Of June according
4, ha regulations oft- LigLiiouse Board and tho printed
sp oaons copies Of which eau be had by applying 10 th'
Oiic-.
IL oder of shs LishtTonse Board
CON L. VI. POWELL
I.ightlioase IA. yector, sd District
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9nsnrlnre Companies.

y
INSURANCE COMPANY,
14I BROADWAY. NEwHoRK.
FOR IASUluNG AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
r. sdent,
WILLIAM A. BAYLrY.
Secretary,
EDWARD cnEeTF.
DIRECTORS
wr1rA. A. BAILEY, r. y. McPsas,jr-
g.rl0y Es.nWr, (HAVNc.fN uFrEF,
fifSsSp Hypv WILInr r. RIoDJgT7,
JAMES b. hAUTgD, D. = STAss WAY.
DAurt 4. BgALn, CHAiLta lAYi"A,
Fucfs y. CIoTETL PrTNr NchAhlis
IiIxRY b. ~ LAxAsDRs, tiIssY DAY.
a r. 1l0DSos, IHosAs q. NcO-r,
NrIIAs WAL.Er, va. NFirr,
ions >. J. rEris' nnIos ssira
fREoYk'cs y. iovNyR FobHrT Tor
NnliAx y. iAsShsI' itehtk ~ 'IA'n
RDW.y. LA,fBtRT. d.. siMzoN shLpwiH
''-Ii JANIS y. .LfxkSDgE hr5r,sr
HENRY = BILLS 1eisTI A1ut
se ~. p sss 49, ~ sSR1s ,,s y or , % AGO.
Gis Company issue' two c@''.t oi F's ~ , ~
sesier' q ANY oescfptian 'he ciher securing We
r. q i s f.ssn. ST. ' iss a iI9
,uu varss s,eerans;o TIE s,eafs,iy,n Of TIC '''s
.,,- ,tofe a. .srs'.n-- rrerrh,n',
u larfscar,rs t-D.s Gems ND al a-h a. io"" NJ @ Gu
DIT. 4 hsk4'-car 70 +t' 'i H+'"
ANNUAL TKKNIUMS OK $4,000 WITHOUT COW
P-Ns mon go. WITH CONVERSATION OF 80
PER wFgK ~ CASE or INJURY. 80 SMALLER
MOUNTS INSURED AT CORRESPONDING RATS.
SPECIAL RISKS
ere hos Of G.Pds.,.rp IT, p,n.e. ~ ee
eh,c. grl "a ~ DroysTs, Eutchsr, Epss ra AGE Deal
es Mies Psiceiaen. No pOhey 'or Special Alas to '1
coed 5000.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS on s3t9. WITHOUT cOA'
TEEsATIOv. els =; NTH COMPENSATION 80.
= re-san innr1g sgt.Es Death oLy secures 70 rs isuy
IA, .p ior WI on ne 1guTes Il he u Killed, provided ihe
eah oceuls within three months foa oa Of lie MUIR
lie sr-ntrs injury p. receives M sop.Pf- s-'.fn
Tr AGAINST DEaIH WliH CONF hf-AfOS
Al. sn.ed ernfes tie amount Tor whiL Il, I.uI.s 10 IL
,be s;ouns iplsed Until he able TO attend 70 M lc.rs
u GENERAL ACCIDENTS
Include tie travelling hsk snd also all Terms o. nIsoc~
,. Ffok~n bones spfss Bfn.fo. Cuts. Dunstowe md
E,,ru. ard ~calds Res Dog ktsus h Burglars. Ef-
her. on a.ur3 erthe action Il .htoue or sun stroke ITO
pe Of Tyt o.ios Fioods and ufocs4oi. b. Drownns ~
a. o,,ng, mere such Accidental Injury "a r cause 81 eu'n
within three On ts OF The happening 1.-THE injury or o. total
disability - follow Lts gsgal ayoeat.;t
1kDJCFn EMS
The rstos Of Premium very low -.
The plan simple tna. any can comprehend al ne
workins-. -, -, -,
No Med Gel Termination required, and those who nave
ec.cd By Lie Can p-li.s IL cOneInth O. hrieei
OF other dsae effect insurance in thif Company al
very small cost IL, -, .. +, =.
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financial.

Horn CoYrxn CoxpASv. NV YORK May ~ i ,ss',
NIOTICE.--The following described siOCh
IN Ia the HOPE COPPER COMPANY va o. 700 o. J., o.
public auction FRIDAY. june ~ iSlo ! os New Eo,E
At the Ofce II the Company, No 10 ~, r. 1s,a
To- an assessment of One Dol per share due O'Ve 1904
uu sss paid on OF before that cate; ~ .,s.
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WINNER GARDEN.
w M.~a,e-.....................Mr WILL sTUhkT
Stage Mssgsr j. W. hA-'b'Sh
IN Consequence Of Tho - -..,-
GENUlNE AND ARTISTIC SUCCESS
hiss BISNE2

CAMILLE,
and IN -.,r1auce With tho genera .rD-' desire me
~ azerssut prl.ci To- snnoun"e IN. rrreitlcu ipr
B.I FikN NJOhiS MCAL
a'er which it vii .c wthiraFn. = enable
HISS KOSHER
70 ,ppear = q series II otrer Z. Z c.aEecers , -,
n lsu. ecsut ha. a. Pleasure In eppeEding tie i'low
in1 ri aa.. ffnu tie iea!gf: .,,,
Ii.. Ic.a Hl.i.r las naie her dobni a. the 'Fintr
G.srn nd achieved dccisi .urres .ne j. not re sse
a.. Hrr-et Hosmc, Bat msy s'vs 'Bt s"e - iar.es
10 r 70 cousin Sd ha1 b, sa y sHc;sit IN bot,h
and Phiadenh. Prd a yefv esfri re his II smei IS
afr9-, e oniv recent stlr VINO To "ofAc i WY
fr d llro- her g. arl JeleT 'he' 'ne ~ donoiy
v-oar accoaa IT t. saT nas atitlsn nrr 'Les f.i'
$40 Md lands % '-7'
.,fer rer- fe,u.ins word 90 ne SEQ. ~ls -s nos
ua-.a orr 3D. ever YER. Tie death ~ cf, abouF
t-r s ro uu.,rgsl her tat she de.cfrnn No. g ae
~ rou. time. On MtndsF e, snnZ ueD, stei not Of
dc ca, cs won't 0 beg 4 hoslsr Wis lte OK q
rfs..ic fc,r-fa. . c'ei gcri usiy There was hh
Ca. ofroras 70 h.l iiur 5h iha nuLaEce STOOD y sha
r.i fo boz 20 fl.'.cav. 81 t'-.,ir pli-3s ~ "a
tal, itH n o.. most frs 'rfr 81 Al NcaIn
voice fnst tarii Wy hoot BY sac = Mss rosner
t. gyg o To- = larli m ting ttrpr Npt lNht ~
no. ~ -.rr. { when a.. snty end pfsc'. On
So. nia. nr uu ~4cr.Y' nov h1re ne'l coni"'s i"f
avh. .ld sle j. completely a., o- the rc'icn o. edo-
ton q. shc - eirss4y att.a Ly Eaiue The conr eetr
..or .sr ~rf 81 az cL ~ lT on-- AZ CD - - tIeI.
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Dirinen0 Nciires.

No. - Wiihsrir. Npv.YcEK May 81. 1885. !
A REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
IA ONE PER CENT lis Capita Stock Ct ~. Company
Gy 81 June JOIN bLQODGCoD. TssAseIsE
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co farmers ano Wlhers.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
IA war. Sewer pipes Flooring. oven Gre ~ Hon.
INles Fire Bdet. Chimney ops. Va,os. kc. 40 Depot
Long Island Pottery No. 2.5 Pees n Y. Edy T. q iur
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Provipgyco NIvrvG CosfAST,
Ney--' OH, May 3 1858.
NTOTICE.-Thsf following described SICCkS
n utIePH OV1DENCC M,NlN0 CJIFANN vi Re -
a, auct n on FElDAI. NE n 1855 ~ o'osock.
at ths OF se O. tie Company. 20 ~ Nissu-t Now
for d. snd uulLc. u,ss 80 % bri r. tnat
dlte, provided of bY TIE Genera ting L's e., he Sae
Certificate CcrHacaics.
No. 2I tr5.os 81 .rcs No 3. fol g. g ares
nc. q fos 1000 sh.l Nc 30 ic so shares.
No. -. &, $50 rllICA Ne. tS i.r 20 sh.res
( Y crde. O. he ct0Ts
JOHN ". DAVIS secrc1ry
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yf fl.r'r WI lie lfly dyt ..r ~ go'i,i-N
boz o. r,,al boo terrible 'AIiLD. lLaO'.
EXTRA ANNOUTCEMHNT.
"a WINTER GAnDtN
sATgRD.Y iFTEaSCoN. Jane 10.
Convincing a. u oc.les.
se.,. laay nov b. ,eear-t --
pARNCM'' AJEHICAN MUSEUM.
FIERlf:as sUCCLss
al,- BILLIE MELVILLE.
in lorcicas.s weston Of 81 n s,1's -'''S' MT
or S1',g CRICKET ~ TIE HEARrn,
-f sdyfS-f1S'i--D DANCER. TONY DENIER,
IL OSE, ~ .. 80 = tE-LEGGD DANCES
TIP eooSt F F,n,,,iiitY z cSow,8Is ATros
CLASSICAL READINGS. CONC syN., ~ ~
NgjR1 EcCENralcrrlEs. W. i 1888
ChAkIaK OAK ~ CONNECTICUT
p IiTSISes 1IiGAror NAN EATER Il FEET Long
= HORSE AND AiDEk ENra iSED et ~ ~ sHoi'
NOUS sKRrESc COZ ;hIt D NO ~. III. ron
woODRofrEs BpHEMAS G1tss, 9LGw y, - ,,,r,c.,
sBLA-S SIEAatNGlNtlNN yIlC-'
'N III DAVIS N farTlSoATs, o,.,
FAR w9yAs o,a ayFs RAS ShSAs1a GIRL
4 Million CjTRfOsirIrS
Admiration 3" -ents. children under ten. - cent.
NIBLos GARDEN.
AsrsiiOn ii time Door, open at y Certain r'es at
Sixri WEEK or TUE TRIUMPHANT ENGAGE.
GENr OF TIE FAyoRlTE AND CHARMING
Miv MAGGIE MlfoHELL
who WI sFpe'' THIS k'LAiAo IN her ''ry 's's'f''ed
"a 'ss ro1qa'io ED inter- ing q' 'so'sIa an 'ii''
PEARL OF SAVOY,
TIE MorHP2rE's PRAYER.
nv Mr. fsrreu. Wells, Sscrrt, tun1u w
s s, III 'gsra.s ye Ss .s5 !, Ss T. ''''' O.
sEh l.''I-i scfSFRY srLESbiD NV % sTuMEs.
RICH FURNITURE, FULL CHORUS,
ORIGINAL Au.-C' sc.
ACT '-ihH r-'''' 'i' ACT 1.-THE TRIUMPH.
ACT In-ABDuCTIoN OF MARIE.
ACT IV.-pEsPAR. ,,,,
ACT N.-HAPPlNksS.
Saturday next June 10 FAREWELL MATINEE
last LYNNE,
n which MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will ipp. for -, tine prior 70 her departure Tor Elrops
the loiowlns Wednesday ,,rv
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE
Seats secured ''x dsy-in advance
OLYMPIC THEATER.
re re 6a i f1iRi sfEGr1cLE ii InREE T1kTs
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
IN TIE
WOOD.
EvER1 EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
which Tor tho past NJ, weeks has drawn
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY PART,
thereby indorsnr the verssi opinion thai 4 Is .,,
UNPARALLELED IN srLEHDOh AMI MAoNirf
by any previous 49, .,,,.,
SPECTACULAR fRoDucrOs IN AMEhicA.
TIL, viii IN, for the hrst n.e here
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Doors open a. T:JJ, commence Of Q cloct
SEATS SECURED SIN DAYS IN ADNANCE.
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Me0ifal

nR. RECORDS world-renowned ESSENCE
~ on LIpF restores the Of Manhood " the most
debiNat.d certain In evsfy case Sc"~ sn' %
z. ROLAND. sos Assrt Ne. W Bls0n~e,Ak
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WIDAnsDnY-sTILL NAgEas Run DEP and lcl
on PARLE FRAl cArr. ThUESDAY-tl4rs ' .iule a.
three veori md 'ia ni-'a onyl POOR ''l,'', ir;
MAN FnLDAY-RljH RE >. sAtl 10 -, 49, o.,
IHAT GL,IrERs il OLD and HOB Llfi' BIZ
Low SIA' -.
WIN Dl. butter compri the Entire s.ery.a OF us
poee.fu Copany efmlatae uost Brilliant end slc,. sui
Doom Oh. a az Il; Overture a. g.
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amusements.

WALLACKs. ,rrn w.rr.cK
w Proprietor and MANAGER. MI LEslhh
LAST WEEK. MT, .,.u,so,
special Nocs-Mr Waack beg- l,avet ca g e
Of the Pubic To the following programme 0i s'ei'"s
10 b, presented for ia. ,nsun, FIVE nlgll-,
CHANGE EACH NlohI.
TUESDAY,
TIkfr WITS SEAsON
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RIDDlT-BcPG GOA. AID hos Co., (

NrE.loR., June 3 SIS.
A MEETING flr the ELECIIpN Of
~ ThUsII.ES OF the E.IDLESbuRG coal. AND
IRON Co val be he by ire S:or' holders - the re Il
the Cotpssv IN philidelha TUESDAY Jrns Il ~ Il
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-29

/, will pass into history as striking
and most admirable fact that the close
Of this four wears war found the loval
pNol.lc ~ the very midst of raising three
hundred thousand more in addition to the
million and y quarter already furnished
Oar European enemies have asserted
from Ihe first year IF the war, that the
war spirit Of the North was diving out .and
that the time would surely come when il
wonld he impossible Ia recruit our armies.
They have held To tins misrepre> entation
in spite Of the fact that every new call
made by tie PresideNt for more soldiers
hiss boon responded To with increased
promptitude. Had the last months Of the
war passed without any further effort Of
the people 10 fill mp their armies, this
cry that the spirit Of the North was ex-
hausted, though utterly false. woud have
been beyond any etfrctual ,lisproof. But
the response made 20 this last call has
forever silenced all that. 1t demonstrates
to the world, beyond all pos,ib lily OF
contradiction or cavi, that the close of
the war found not only the armies in the
field irresistible, but the spirit of the
peop's rs firm rs ever. This cali has
cost the couI try much, with compara-
lively little practical effect upon .lthe
rebellion The work was finished NJ nj
most exclusively by the old troops. But
MI the new burdens imposed by this cali
will be requi'ed hundred fold over. by
Iva ~ of Of h,
moral strength of American LOYALTY.
The world has been amazed that a SELF
governing people could have SO long
sustained war involving such unprcce-
dented sacrifices. Put this exhibition, at
the very close Of the war. of such a re
served power, will be the browning mar
yel.-N. j.. Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-29
Gen. Sherman's Surrender.

The most exciting item. of news received
this week, is tile agreement for sus.
pension of hostities between Sh, rnan
and Johnston Its terms utterly sur
prise aid confound everybody. At a
time when Sherman could dictate his
own terms, be permits the enemy to die
tate terms, contrary in their tenor to the
established policy of the Government
Immediately on the arrival of Shernan's
messenger at Washington, cabinet
meeting was held, at which his action
was disapproved by the President, SIC
Of War, Gen. Graft. and every cabinet
officer. Gen. Grant, accompanied by
Sheridan, Immediately started for North
Carolina. to repair, as much as possible,
the evil effects of Sherman's action.
Gen. Shermsns great services to the
Union cause. aud the general confidence
placed in him, both as a solder and
statesman, preclude hasty censure. but
his actioa is an enigma, and the cause of
deep regret to every enc not rebel at
heart. We trust something may yet
come to light, which shall, in measure,
explain or excuse it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-29

The man who has not slept for IA
years finds rival in Daniel Nc Kee
of Ciaysville. Missouri, who slept six
weeks at a time. and is wide awake the
rest of the year. At all hours of the
night he transacts business, rides. travels.
etc. During his dormant state. he gener.
silly lies abed. eat, and, if disturbed from
his repose, arouses rs one troubled, brie
fly transacts business-in stupid, sleepy
WAY. no matter what his neighor would
call upon him to do, and then goes to
bed. This has been a continuous habit
for over % years. Mr. Mckee. is a
stout, large man, so yrs or more OF age,
and never leaves his house OF premises
when in dormant state. His "spells" are
confined to no particular time or ~eason
Of the wear.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-29

Con. DILL.-We clip the following
from the Louisville Ky. Daily Press:
Brig. Gen. Watkins has been as
signed to duty here as Post Commander
in place of Col. Dill, who has been made
Provost Marshal General. Capt. Fol
som was relieved as Provost Marshal
General at his own request. Col. Dill
is good officer and courteous gentleman,
AMI discharged the duties of commander
of this military post in highly satisfac-
tory manner