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Saturday Nights Report.
sUUTHEsN NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 16.
The Herald's Washington special has
the following The sth illinois csyslry
leave for st. Louis immediately.
A large number of cavalry horses have
been ordered to be sent to Little Rock,
Arkansas, to be used in remounting regi-
ments to be retained in the army.
The resignation ofthe following officers
have been accepted Brevet Msjor Cen
eral Cutler, Brigsdier Generals Meredith,
Phones, Shepley, Vsndeveer, o. s. Ferne,
and Tillson. Brigadier General Aber-
crombie has also retired.
The Augusta, Georgia, Transcript Gays
Two officers of the Richmond banks re-
Gently started with 1926, 900 of specie, be-
longing to these banks, for Richmond, with
q gusrd.of only twelve men, On the way
they we're surprised by some rebel psroled
soldiers and robbed of about 100000 Of
the coin.
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the term which will be held in October
next. The policy seems to be to proceed
against the property, real and personal, of
sll persons included in the fourteen classes
Who are denied the benefits of the general
amnesty by the late proclamation. Nearly
three hundred properties are already en-
brscsd in these proceedings, and the num-
Der is, of course, increasing. It is very
preiudicisl to the business of the city
which, in many departments, has been
brought to stand still. 1t is stated that
seventy five pieces of property in Rich
mend have been already labeled for con-
fscstion, which is only beginning of the
proceedings against property itself, the
owner not being made a party to the
cause.
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ERnMsANFRANCIsCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18TH
The cars of the Central Hacidc Railroad
are running to Clipper Gap, forty miles
from San Francisco, and will probably go
twenty miles further by fall.
General Mcdowell has turned over to
the civil authorities numerous prisoners
charged with disloysl speeches. There are
local laws which meet their cases expressly.
A shipment of I2O gallons of crude pc
troleum, from Humboldt county, has srriV-
ed st San Francisco.
There was large enthusiastic meeting
in Sacramento on the 10th, to cypress sym
pathy for struggling Mexico. Speeches
we're made by General Wright and others
advocating the enforcement of the Monroe
dnnfrina -
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H4IROAD ACCIDENT.

SYRACUSE, June II.
When the o'clock train was within one
mile of Oneida Station, the two rear cars
ran off the track and were precipitsted
down an embankment ten feet 10 height.
No one killed.
The following we're injured:
Col. L. W. Osborn, 1sJ N. Y. Cav, Wa
tertown, arm broken; Mrs. Edward Che
ney, Syracuse, internally; Mrs. ]. NJ. Nc
Ailister, Buffalo, cut in the head Nj. T.
Kenney, E. Ksnney and Emerson Kenneyi
in backs and heads; Mrs. Cooley, Vernon
in head; c. c. COe, Rome, in the back
Others were injured, but none fatally.
No reason assigned for the accident.
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LEADER
aIHNnAY- IUhE be 1855.


Reconstruction In Georgia and Texas
The President has issued q Proelsms-
tions reconstructing Georgia and Texas,
precisely similar N terms and proposed
method of action to his prOclamations in
reference TO North Carolina and MississiP-
pi. James Johnston Is appointed Psovis-
ionsl Governor of the former, and An
drew ]. Hamilton of the latter Stats. OF
ths former gentleman we know nothing
General Hamilton is former member OF
Congress from Texas and was in 1862 sp-
pointed by President Lincoln Military
Governor of the part of that State under
Union control. He is an earnest and 10y
al maA, and heartily in sympathy with
the emancipation policy of the Govern
mant --
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The nation will await with anxiety the
promised publication of The evidence con-
Meeting jefferson Davis with the brutal
treatment of our prisoners. The fact that
this great traitor was in reality the instigs-
tor and principal in all the greater atrocities
of the wsr-the burning of steam mbostH, the
robbery at st. Albans, the piracy at San
dusky, the attempted arson at New York,
the assassination at Washington, and the
numberless and nsmeless atrocities at An
dersonville, has never been deserted by the
people, and they have found confirmation
in the stsrtlingly clear relations before the
Assassination Court Martial Only this
last evidence was wanting to complete the
picture of the most wicked and crime-ful
career of which history furnishes an exam
ple
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AURAMIcHI,

A story OF that famous valley in New bransWiek'
Giving the adventures Of a Pioneer Freacher-"a 2,
Spble Methodist ck'mith, from the NotA,Ss
-Tbosa touching elcQuence wo ked marNelous
,roOdars Micah Mummychog, kenebec Hunter,
a. one Of the characters, who wins golden laoreis
from every reader. -, ,,,bI;sh
- s,sr-Iss more with life. Every nAtlvs Of
Maine viii have It, aud every Western man and
-onSn epjoT il; for take It all in all, 1t has no
p.ra- - eoSers Al 90, Elegaut cloth BI,25.
HsPoA LORIEG, Publi.her,
4.1-.o9o sI9 Washington ct Boston.
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France and RebeI BeIIigerency

The telegraph brings US letter which
we publish this morning, from Secretary
Seward to the Secretary of the Navy, in
forming the latter that France had with
drawn all restrictions upon naval inter
course with this country, snd had also re-
voked her recognition of rebel belligerent
rights. This step will undoubtedly be fol-
lowed by similar action on the part of ev-
cry European nation. Tho rebellion de
faeto, has ceased TO exist, and it is proper
that these nations should, withdraw their
recognition of its existence zs -as.s
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FROH FORTRESS MOSROE.

uKThkss NUN hUhl D uHo To
Three hundred confederate prisoners are
being sent through here daily, en- route for
their homes.
There are about 5000 soldiers at HsmP-
ton hospitals at present. These hospitals
are in charge of Surgeon Eli Mcclellan.
At Newport News about $500 confed-
crate prisoners, 500 of whom are in hOspl-
tails in charge of VIM. A. Smith.
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GnLD MARRFT.

NEW YORK, June II.
The gold market is still influenced con-
sidersbly by speculative operations. The
prevailing tendency of speculation is for
rise, there being no important bear interest
to check the movement. This morning
there were considerable purchases to cover
recent short sales, which temporarily put
up the price to l46f; it afterward fell to
l43f.
-GoId closed at l44I
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Massachusetts and Maryland unite in
paying honors to the sons of the former
state murdered upon the soil of the latter,
as they marched through the streets Of
Baltimore four ye rs ago, to defend the
capital and the nation. A monument is
to be erected at Lowell, to the memory of
these two first martyrs in the war for the
Uaion, and it was dedicated. with apprO-
pirate ceremonies on, Saturday last. Now
that the war il over it is we'll for Us to cul-
tivate with sll possible honor the memory
of the glorious dead who have fallen during
its progress, and we are glad to know thst
the people of Massachusetts, are setting SO
excellent an example.
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.ERsINRD.

WAsB,'SdToN, June II.
Messrs. jerome Buck and Stei n Ol't'en-
den, of New York have been retsinGT "
assist Charles OConnor in the defense OF
JEFF Davis.
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FROAI RICHMOND.

NEw YORK, june I8.
The Richmond Republic, of the 18th,
saws; The officers of the Federal Court are
now in this city, preparing the business teF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-19

Hon. Horace g. Maynard, OF Tennessee
ID candidate for Justice Of she .. s, Su-
prsmeB Court ssgae saccessoF to the late
Judge CRtron,
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Christopher Reeves, lumber mercant,
of Detroit, was found dead on Saturday,
near the grave of his wife, st Elmwood
Cemetery. He had committed suicide BY
shooting himself through the head. He
wrote out his viii on his wifes tombstone
before committing theact -i5sa= ness
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The most important item in the foreign
news published this morning is the state
ment, which may be considered suthorits-
tive, that England is soon to revoke her
recognition of rebel bslligerent rights
France has Alresdy done so and there isno
eslthly reason why England should ds lay,
but the prOverbisl obstinscy of John Bull
leads him to stand out obstinately, even in
false position, IS long as possible.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-19

The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS
Recognition Of Confederate
Men OF War at an End.
Confederate Vessels to Leave
all English Ports,
SPEECH or BEN BUTLER,
His Views on the Negro
z-ge Question.
MEXICAN NEWS.
The Gettysburg Celebration.
GEORGIA AND TEXAS REOR-
GANIZED.
JAMES Johnston Provisional
Gov. Oftbe Former State.
Andrew ]. Hamilton OF the
Latter.
CUsTER'S CAVALRY IN TEXAS.
France ReVOkes her RecOgni.
tiOn OF Rebel BeliigerencI'
JEFF. DAVIS on Sherman's Men,
OFandum.
It Granted more than the
South Ever Asked.
Evidence that Davis Ordered
the MaI.treatment Of Union
Prisoners.
It will be Published in q Few
Days.
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT
GETTYSBURG.
Preparations for lis CtIc-
bratIOn.
RT.sIGNATION OF GENERALS.
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THE cAYWoRTHYS

A ..orv Of threads and thrums, by the suIho- Of
s5Fsith asrtney's Gi'Ihood, OF which Book Ten
sruOUsAND OOPIES have b en- sold already.
This beautifuI story i written with graz oeAnty
nd freshness presenting Gll the quEintnesa Of qui'
- Nav- England Life; Ia published simultaneously
On England and viii be read oy thousands ana
tsns on thousands ali through the West
one Elegant Volume. Price SA,zO'
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The correspondence Of Jefferson Davis
shows that that srch-Vlllain was very much
delighted with Sbermsn's memorandum"
1t is 3 pity that General Sherman could
not have known this fact before writing
his report. He might have cited 1t among
the arguments in justification of the men,
orsndum aforesaid. --i-s .s,s -.a E-
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PERIooIcALs.

n s OLMs ED B ROs.
Are prepared to supplythese-tWo Books that. are
having such large sales East" :"
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It will be Published in q Few
Days.
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DOrsay's battery Ia FOIedo.--Its Re-

DOT8ay'S btlBeEy Au AOAcuN---AA9 me-
eeptfOn. rFle ...-..
OBERLIN, june Il, 1865.
EprroRs LEADER. Yesterday morning
we left Cleveland with Dorsey's Battery,
and went with it TO Toledo, where it re-
csived warm welcome from the Mayor
and large concourse of citizens, who had
assembled at the depot to greet their ar
rivsl. They we're escorted from the depot
to the dining hall of the Island House BY
a band of music, where they were seated
at table that was simply loaded with good
cheer. The room was appropriately deco
rated with flowers and flags, among which
was the old flag of the Battery, which bore
the inscription of many hard fought
battle.
His Honor the Mayor addressed tn {
Battery. giving them hearty welcome tc
their old home, thanking them for the
services thst have so long made them the
pride of their people, and congratulasine
them on the glorious results they had beer
so efficient in helping TO accomplish. The
Mayor closed his remarks by calling OF
the assemblsge to join him in three cheer
for Battery 3, which was given with 1
will But when the Captain called on th'
Battery to respond and when It was giver
it seemed to satisfy sn present that tht
BOYS knew how to cneer as well As to fight
L noticed that when there was any cheer
ing to do afterwards the Battery wss cslleC
on to do It. - -
A glee club sang patriotic songs while
, we discussed the merits of the feast, anC
when it was sscertsined that each hat
done his duty, they were cslled on to favo
the citizens by matching through one o
the principal Streets They were escorted
by the band and the Mayor and CITY
Council. And when they returned to tn
Island House and we're disbsnded, 1 SAY
many 8 moistened eye as the citlEeH
, watched the boys GO to- their esptsin fc
, the parting grasp snd the kind "Go
+, sneed YOU" that he had for eAc n; An
:, thus tbey parted. In less than an hour
saw many of them in citizens clothes, al
today / presume the army blue Is ste we
4 away as 8 relic. But~the services th'
q have done their country in comma wi
their lollOW bOlutors VIII 'nOe sOOh Dc Io
gotten, even by so ungrsteful "a n .stituti
as republic is supposed to be-
: May they long live to ebloy . the no
ors and prosperity that W-ell direct
= efforts in free country sre osure to /
: cure.
/. nust not close withoU thsnking s
D perintendent RuckeF, In bf,hslf Of the B
Z. terry, for the splendid Acco'no dstions he +,
u nished them. heard many members Of
Ct Battery contrasting accommodations th
= we're enjoying with the inconTenien'
:, they had endured over other roads. I hs
q 2 known for long time thst among the b
~ regulated railroad in the country, the M
Q. aEement of the G. s. 7. stood A No.
~ And the more travel over other roads
:. more I am satisfied that the @. & 7. is I
ond to none. akktsF Mo
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~AeENTs WANTED in every city s1d town.
..t5c1Iar1 address J. b. AMMOH,
fSnbi7:RS ~ Agent, Cleveland Q,
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OOlu 1873.
New York Centrsl, 941z; Erie. ~
Hudson River, 1929; Reading, ss1
Michigan Southern, 652S; Illinois Cent.
12s; Pittsburgh, 20; Rock Island 1OoL
Fort Wayne, 81; Ohio and Mississinni ~
tifcates, 251S; Canton, ss5s; Cumbsrlan
521z; Quicksilver, 2s7z; MaripOss, 12JZ
Stock market dull.
Gold steady stI447S.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
United States, 2600; Buchanan Farm
Cherry Run, so; Excelsior, $50; Ms1bs
tan, As; Oceanic, $50.
For ISahr&sy Mghfs RspOrt s-s Eo,--I
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to do and the coolest deception imaginable
was practised by the correspondents Of these
three papers, in asserting that the money was
in the Treasury. It would delight the heart
Of Mr.. Smith to know that there was a pros
pect Of its ever Getting there. But doubtless
the readers Of the 7il5an4 and 9iles believe 10
this hour that Butler paid over ibe gold g the
United States Treasury, and that tie proceed
ing against him is OF political or "CoppeFhead'
origin. We recommend flse pamphlet oI Jadge
Pieyrepont 10 all who desire to look into the
secret history Of an enieent general OF Yoiun-
Viewed in anr lIeht is5 disclosures gre
IaI.raglly suggastlFe.
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the nursery. She never passes it without hav-
ing her heart wrung anew, and she viii sit for
hours, folding and unfolding the little clothes
and her hands linger Lovingly among them.-
There is pair Of tiny worn shoes in the draw
er of her work table, and a lock Of fair, soft
baby hair in the great Bible
Let US hope that Charles Gales is a better
though sadder man, for at the temperance
meeting held the week after that sad event he
was the first 10 come forward aad sign the Iotal
abstinence pledge.
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Business Garos.
JOSEPH w. TATE,

4TT0RNEK At Law, BEDFORD, P4.
viii promptly atteEd TO collections ard all busi-
as earused 10 his care, in Bedford and adjoining
satias.
cash s5vaneed on judgments, notes, military and
...- claims.
. oa sale Town lots in TatesviIle. aud ST. Jo-
..9t s. on Bedford Railroad. Farms and urimprovei
rd from one acre to 50 10 salt purchasers.
Office nearly opposite the 'sMengsi Hotel" and
nix Of Reed n Schell.
MIL IS64-Iy
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a Smart Trick.

4 very smart trick has been detected on the
Canadian borders. by winch the revenue of the
United States was defraudsd. An individual
has built his house directly on the line, SO thar
the north door is within Canadian territory and
the south door in that Of the United States.
British dutia6le goods pass freely into the north
door, and are slipped out Of the south door for
use in the United States. This smar, dodge IS
about to ba stopped by law Of Congress, by
which the fact Of building upon the boundary
line Will Of itself be assumed as evidence OF a
purpose 10 slnnggle, and the revenue officers
viii be empowered to enter and search the prem
ises and .ieze the goods.
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egGcn Banks has laid document before
the Senate, in which he speaks of ''the appal-
ing mortality" among the negroes in Louisiana
His figures show that about 100000 of them
have fallen victims to Northern philanthropy.
Think Of that, ye Puritan wTetches In q sn-
Gle State, Lincoln has freed three hundred tlon-
sand poor negroes to deatdt We suppose It to be
safe to say that this administration has, in less
than four years, slaughtered a million of white
men, and a million of blacks. Neither God
nor men can show mercy to the Puritan sconn-
drels who have done this deedl Do they not
deserve to be execrated here, and damned here
after? For our own part, we have taught our
souls to abhor them, ard we mean to teach our
children to DO the sane.-Old Guard
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Az AFFECTING INclpEEr-A story is told Of
the coloneI5 Of two regiments engaged at Alis-
sion Ridge. They had been classmates and
chums al Wateryi.le College Maine, bat when
the war broke cut one went with the South
and The other remained true to the Union
They were both nlortaiIy wounded in this bat
tie and after the fighting was over mutual
friend found them lying side by side on the
battle field with their right hands clasped, and
both dead. They had evidently recognized
each other after being wounded, and the old
ties of friendship hal asserted their supremacy,
and together their spirits had passed into the
eternal world Side by side, in the same grave,
they sleep their last sleep.
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Why don't enlist Al, you see,
l have reasons that answer nc welli
But there is ny aeiso5or, young c,
Way he stays no person can-telI!
So hearty and rugged. and brave,
And little 10 do here, we know;
He hasn't house nor field,
And there isu't reason tg show.
IT'S true, be has pretty young wife,
With sweet little babe in her arms,
But shall man risk the Nations dear life
Because a lIaI woman hath charms
Al, II he comprehend our need,
His wife and bis babe would be kissed,
lie would tear their white arms from his mack,
And GENE promptly up and enlist.
But have farm and house,
And cattIe and sheep On tie hills.
Row can turn from prof; and loss
To think Of a sick Nauon's ills?
What money I'd lose If went
What chances Of traffic and gain!
Then think of the comforts Of hones
And the camp and the carnage and slain.
But there is young Truman Lebloss,
Whose mother Is widowed and old,
And ne has but little to do,
Since their farm by the Sheriff was solids
II he should enlist and get shot,
AS many a one has before,
His mother could eome on the town,
And ask aims at the wealthy mans door.
lis sharnefu, sach fellows as he,
Should turn deaf ear 10 the cali:
That some should be slain by the fire.
Cannot be the fortune OF all
If only stood in his shoes,
With no fortune or kin to protect,
IF fsltsred to shoulder my gun,
ought to be stat for neglect,
1 an ready to cheer the old flag
And toss Up ny cap in the ait-
SO long as it costs net a cent
BY he Union Fm ready to swear
Let the blood Of the nation low ont,
Like river to vanquish is foe,
Rat azrb faiha- and brother tnrn nut
(But the doctor says cannot eo!)
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c-"Henrietta," said landlord to his new
girl, ''~hen there's bad news from Washington,
or any bad news, particularly private Affections,
always Jet the boarders know it before dinner.
tt may seem strange, Henrietta, out such little
things make a great difference IL eating IN the
course Of year,
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,llowng terms, to viii I:

.. the following terms, 70 wit:
20 % M Der annum, ii paid strictly in advance.
= so f paid within months $500 II not paid
within months.
rz-No subscription taken for less than six mOaths
c1-No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
~ nrless at the option Of the publisher. 1t has
,.1 decided By the United States Courts that the
.,rnfge Of a newspaper without the payment of
ss5rsras. is prala facje evidence of fraud and il
g criminal offence
r-The courts nave decided that persons are ae-
Totsble for tie subscription price Of newspapers,
sbey take them from the post Office, whether they
bscribe for them, or not.
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]. z. DuRBOR RoW.

ATTORNEY 1T LAW, BEDFORD, Fl.
Oace one dgor South oi the ''Aeagsl House"
Ein attend promptly 10 ii business entrusted TO his
.lre in Bedford 40 adjoining counties.
Having also been reguisFiy licensed to prosecute
.sins against the Government particular attention
r.u be given TO The collection Of Military claims OF
Al kinds pensions, back pay, bounty. bounty loans,
.e. april /, 1864.
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g. \ refugee frora Texas estimates that 1000
wagons are employed in taking cotton to the
Eio GraGde, carrying back Implements of war
&c, into the interior of Texas These wagons
are used for the transportation of cotton for
the rebel Government, are new and made at
Philadelphia. Some 1000 have recently been
received at datamoras. The officers Of Max
imiliian are friendly to the rebels and send de-
sectars back 70 their lines.