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, 1865-06-25
| Cotton nIovemfnts-f:ru- He1ron-Yhe
F<r~tdnstn- n-Ja}hnsykers-.:cn esrau.
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Cotton Movemf nta-fsru Hetron-f The
Fr~tdnstn~ ~Jayhnsykrrs-t:cn asrau-
ger, Ars
Especial D,spat<h to the chi:aeo Tsihuue)
cA1Ro, June Il.
The eteauer Mississippi furnishes New Orle1 n.
p,psfe OF The 18th, She has over one thousand
ha1es Of to1son for Casro, aud over 80 ba.es fol
st. Lon!e
The New Orleans Tina has rcccut aaytc.s from
Shirt veport. hody Ct Confederate cava1rr are
In pursuit Of fhc hand tha: robbed EK. Gorcsno.
Allen. They expect to escort him TO Mexico.
: The people express Mu,h ertt!de4'tou Ut tho
Administration Of Ten. Heron They hsvc d
sreatasal 81 snxei5 Tss..dins the p.ooss!e COZ
There Is not Ecsr 70 mu:h cotton in tho country
q VIE at nrst Thought One hundred tanus nj
b,les will probably eo.cz The whole amn7nt. l.
has been tn3d IS low ter eents per po1rd. There
is vtry slt:fa pI1tt . this Jeac.
FE.m cne 10 lwo hnndIel ptrsone wcre lost On
the kfn1uefy. Ono cv:o1ca wouan was tos only
Ths coltret Of The colorttl laeor:ss Is r-prs.
ftntta d se gst!rE great dtal cr trouble. The}
have ,he wild. ct tdf,e Of New Ot1tans. aud re
10 etsy. III. ,roucht tl.f il Government rassons
be H. utd to them, rnnc = IL vSrk.
There will ! 9 IN n"urdrnt cop ofcn:n through
ont The whole red river coutts,.
MEjnr General Grange. hes t.sued his general
frler assu ming c"tnfnahd Of al troops wisal1 tax
State oi Tts-s, wslh heAeqnatt=rs at Gl!veston,
Tnr Eaag<r nf E.teoitecsc:, Lonts.au., .,ys a
p.rty OF JsyhaWkefs vent last wcrE to The fcsf.
dt-te ct alf Luke Itcdf che. Ia th' p1tisn of
vim, ana bn.ncd his to.t1a gin, together With
slout scyru.s- fvc ba'es Of cotton. S'ye.al ofthe
psrl.es have hren a>resdy fodred IL jail, subject
ic sfdtfe OF thc suftitary authorities.
The liver cu!ur1n OF thu III mptss BA|!tfi1 his
the ftliowtnc ttcnas
Along The M!as'ssippl river the sohsceo Looks
rxtrt ,ae'y well. arc tee twelve incht ktch
s n
, 1865-06-25

Tor noftnefn capital and Energy.
fP7on Cofsespondence Sc@ York Tribunal
Fscnl Winchester to SsrasbuKg scarcely any
croFs have been planted, and scarcely d
chit ken horse, COW or p.= t* to he seeu. To-
ward Har. .isonburg considerable whc st Is
1isonbu'g. toward Stauuton, west OF the
turnpike, near NOISY Cr.ek, Is The section
which. By Older ct Gen. Sheridan. was i1id
Waste for the alleged murder of Union Off
Ger. The citizens there assert that be was
not murdered but killed in an open fiyh+, De
havirg t1rtt wounded bis adversary il The
arm. Within q circle Of five or six miles in
diameter, wt!b scarcely sn exception, nos i
house, barn. mill or other hu!ldsus his hcep
left standing, Many Of the citizens were
Nebnonn!sts, who are non.,eslslau.s, and
rany OF !heln. early II the ~a7, had len ;or
> Industrious people, never owning or h.rl1.
slaves, and ase alrsady returning to their
desulated farms. ard putting UP small :futne
buildings to Shelter them:civ and f.uliles
Extreme dest:tutsnr prevails throughout The
whele valley. Having beeu often trayers-
eu ty ho' h atmlrs, farms have been entirely
stliplea Of thei- stock, ami In many districts
Of all their fences. The ab.s.bod,td negroes
foTe AT left. tfose otI1y remaining who are
rot nblc T. co an; To:k, and v ho are q bur
deH OF their former owners.
This Immense valley, hundreds Of miles in
mineral ne!ous in TIT world, md, With free
MEN Hnd frc labor, po limit. can TT: set 70 its
future greatness. It's people are disoos, to
1cceiys fiankly Se1thern men and N1rtae.n
capital. The so;l il UNSURPASSED d tor a:ri.ut-
tuIal purposes, the Whole valley be,ns the
h: st limestone land: aud centrally TEL wood
cd and Wate.ed. What Is NOW ne, detl Is some
capisal to stock and Improve th. farms, % re-
build mills and maruacturEes and tn 1evetop
tfc immentc miteial resources OF the valley.
The best lands may NOW oe purch lsri on tie
nest reasonable :ersns--tay for less then half
what they would command a ycar or fwo
hence. Good tarms where tle iec:s: has.
beeu destroyed may be b2ugnt fo- $25 per
acfe; farms With excellent buildings ami
fences for $40. For example, q farm coatatn~
fig 400 &C IS good arabic l:meste tene land, ana
zoo arrcs first.ratc Whit. oak timber lad,
fbc twc-stcsy brick n1aus1nn Il ,use, .arc,:
BAN. stabfirg and other outpu2dt1g., wi'h
fine stream Of wafer running -hrnc.h the
land, good springs IN various parts Of the
no per acre. On the fa.nl WAS splendid
crop OF wheat, cern und grass. Il Il within
SIX miles OF railroad, mud about 1.0 miles
from Washington o. Baltimore.
Many GeIu,an families ftom Lancaster Co.,
Pa, teuhd their way in:o this yati-y m sny
| years aga, aad taking with them lhs:r ia-
dust,ious aud thrifty iubits, have become
dueemcn. now nell out in the chcapness aud
| and Er'ility Of the lands, their proximity TO
| markets amt removal Of hat ..reat drawback,
slavery, Will doubtless attract Il large emf
gtatiop.
What the valley now needs Is labor and
monty. The war destroyed the old banks
and new ones arc much need.d. Capital to
any amon. might be invested on ample se-
curiiy, as there Is abnrdauce Of valuable and
| uulncu1nbefed land.
, 1865-06-25

Eos7oS, June ef.-Thc United Sta,es rs The
C;alm1trs fer scvetfT fsa'es Of cotton. fhis c4aa
Ers ie,tt in the tnttta Sta'rs D!ttr:et Court be-
flost'pr Of Wilmington, y. Z hy the stesnst +
V,ckss,urc.. The Untsed States lxho|]ed It ~ a
pre-, anu the VtckahuE;, caMued It aE pfapertS
property IL pslze to he United St1.es. 1t
hae lcseto{ore teen tho practice in New
York to allow thn finder 10 keep the
eostnn ard gpcda picked np. although the point
haa not herp, previous 10 ttts decision, aGjudi-
c1ttd. This decision eststlisasa, therefore. II 4
very valuable precedent.
Ii, the sar:e court uauor wsl u atl. by the u.
8. atiorrty for the sale oI the Geoeels, the well
knnWh EjLtedefac ctuiser. mud wat resisted III
htA4lf Of Ed&xra Ba.ee. Of Liverpool, tho c.11m
the safe of the vessel ordete. on the c-ount th.t
1utrer 6e1sy w0n11 c1u.e such depreciation In
The wine Vi the vessel as to nect the latFcsts o!
a1 q. fttt Z fnnEt mi d
, 1865-06-25
Mrs. Seward.


The editor OF the New York 1u,xs, In N
artscle on the death OF Mrs. Seward, says:
Mrs. 81 ward was the daughter Of the Late
Judge El ,}ah Il. Miller OF Auburn. She WAS
gifted In pr1son and manners, and to 1hese
attractions were added thorou,h cducat on.
For the trst twelve or fifteen years Of her
married LIE, she was the charm ct th. cul,I-
yated and rtflaed associations in which ahe
mortd: hut nearly tweoty years a.o her
health f.il:d, and since that p.siod She has
withorawE from soclcty. dzvo Ing herself to
ke7 family and the few friends she had ca.ly
learned to yalue.
Tie attempted assassination Of the Sacre-
tarr and Assistant Secretary Of State, It Is
hardly necessary to ssy, tas, whatever thelr
fate may be, caused this death. Those only
WIN know, as We know, not onsy how devoi-
.cly shs loved thtm. but how wor,hy tley
are Of such sGeclion, eau judge Of the ia.
tepsity Of Ter any city and suite inc, The day
bul enc after that ficudssh ATTEMPT, by
which bob Nres were suspended by a tnre i'd,
sllc said TO the writer, Ii seems a. IL had
two beai r. one th1nhtin@ fc1 Henry and the
other for Fred de'iek. y
4l7s. seward Was In the highest sense. the
ecr"ranicr, countcl,r and friend to whom
hc- Eusdsnd turrcd, and upon whom b. &C.
lied on Ill occasions Betwccn them she.e
was perfect t.uss. Th1y shared each o o:hers
hopes and fears, jays and sosrows. Thets
ted pea.e and purity.
Mis-. Seward leaTes three sons and o.c
aaushttr, a1l raost tenderiy att47hei to her
, 1865-06-25
NUMBER 49,.

NJ. Di.kson Is comparatively a stranger
smong "a, yet tie following VIII show in
wbas estimation he Is held by Ihos. nj 10 know
dem the following sufficient:
Fon7 SxEzt1-o. Minn., June II, 1865.
Ne hare known JOHN 4. Dickson fos snme time
tnd We have always found him aetr1fxht-fut .1d
man. We have never had rraaon to question any
se1ct "a. Il. RANDALL.
''- SerE't I. D. CARE
JACK DCxcAM.
.SANCEL L. QEINx~
=. ~ - '' JnKx FAnHEtl-
'LEIHEh II. BAHtIpE,
RoR'T DIKK.
Vow, If Mr. !" 4. B. C." or. the Pioneer ed1-
tor can extract honey from lemon be Is
atihetty to squeeze from the above the
anoun1 Of juice necessary to sweeten tenn
pers, no donbs usually mild aad genial, but
tn The present case sou1ed by ar undue zeal
In very bad csuse.
Very respectfully yours.
THoMAs NJ. EEwsoS,
CHpt- and G. s. u. s. L..
, 1865-06-25

Thc sword has 6een laid aside, and supplt-
cation il again in order. The n. 7. TfibHns
huutllE imrloscs Southern statesmcp, into
whose hands the work Of rercnstru-tlns
rch'l States has been so promptly comnitt.d
by President Johnscn, to be Just t. the black
mtn! "Nc appeal" says the 1fi5ans, "to
''5ou, Southern statesmen, to take care that
Justice he not tashlr, snitcfull5, .n7d:y de-
"n7cd." And theu scripture is quoted to act
uIon tic tehder mercles OF the late owners of
the emanc;pated race! The men who have
rtsis'cd the freedom Of the negro to the last
extremity a'e reminded that "wc arc racm-
bc7s together Of one body" aed it Is hoped
that thcs Will not fail 10 recognize this q sol.
idarity'' CT | umsnlty, blnck aud white. Ex-
amplrs of the good effects Of allowing equal.
ity Of civil Fights to human beings, trespcct-
i've OF color, arc adducct. and some little
<'hopc," at least, Of justice 10 the negro ii
begged. And then price is offered
for Southern maenanimity. Tho Tri31ns
p poIoses to reward this civil justlce to the al
ways loysl by gran:lnc unconditional res:or.
alton Of polit cal rights to the recspt rebels,
Now we had supposed that the Enancipa'
tiou Proclamation Was reality. That 1t n
stored to tho b1ack man rights which every
white man was bound to respect ciat,
conquered rebels who have hardly dotted The
insignia Of t1e1son, although disn' fied will
the title Of Sc Southern sta.csmvp.n We ehai
supposed that victorious 1oy.lty had tht
right to demand, not merely TO supaltcas'
and nesottatefu Justice to that race wh 'cl
helped TO subdue the foes OF til.
national life. If powder has no
, 1865-06-25

(Spect ] D.spa:ch to the Ch1csgo Trihunc.1
SrHINoFfELD, juno 81.
The citizers OF Spr1ns detd were I ken by sur
prize Til, ncrn'nc IN hearing OF the arreat Ut
lohn AEmstrnu", Esq.. pos'uaattez Of this city.
the cksrge Of rotht't. tie po:totlitc. Up 10 this
date no sIAcf6ca Ton In. transptfed. The charge
VIA preferred l,y c, j. lcoaard, special detsctsve
ettbe rostot1ca D.p1rtpacut, wha has been ope-
rainy; in .lre section for some time prs. Mr. 4.
was brought before UEitsd Statcs Commissioner
Brown for Preliminary c1amluatioa. which be
w.iveo, Entering tatl ir ihs snm OF for hIs
appearance TO a1sNer any !nd1clueu: the craud
)uty, Who afe uoN in ttsston, upon investigation.
msy prcteLt. Ns. A. fB tn cid resilient of Spring
field. and his integrity and honor hire been re-
gsrded as uLiup.aehaole. lie wss appointed BY
PreffdEbt i1hc 1ln upou the grounds Of long and
c.o.c friendship, Ind over uthet appl1c :nss Of
greater influence ard psom!ntnce.
The cornerstone Of the new hotel. 10 he hunt
In This city. wh'eh was chartered hT thu t>s& Leg
te'aturt, will be l3lt on ntxt Mondly, witt t911e
ceremony.
The United 5tatcs Courts were Ia session TO-
d,y in tho District Court. Tac case OF the Unit
ed Statee, rk. 600 lars OF rou claif1.e,l by the
lit. Sz,Aec Iron Co, waz on. The clssmants sp.
pesred In court and moyed that the clptots pro-
eeed to IN adjudication OF the t.t:e to tho proper
~, which was cricted ty the court. This IL
!. pe1t Of cargo Ut lion Which wAs shipped by the
Company 10 their sEent 1t Port Monroe, Texas, In
the 1861 10 he delivered rpnn payment to . Ger.
tain rai.rosd company. The vess,1 ran ashore In
, Red River, and was unsble to reach her desrins-
tIcn, and upon the breaking ont Of tho war was
tahen possession OF By the rsvy, and finally
brought to Mound City, IN this St1tc.
1.-THE C1Etu;t Court the sctior Of Alfred Howry
VI, the Cs35 OF Ptkin, In debt. Judgement bT de-
fau:t o. 81 coupons, worth Ss,a1o, Was entered.
Several e)cetmctt csses wera continued.
Three AunCfcd and ffty officers aud men ot
vStteut regiments, were paid off in this city to-
dny.
Ore hundred and flfts-nine paroled prlsocers
~ere mus'erst out ~ cspt. Montgomery. and
viii be rstd III Oh next Monday.
Tht Governor has t.ccn infosn,cd by tcle-
graph that the 93d Ill. fnfsutry was mustered out
at Louisville on yesterday. and paid and let TOT
a.hicago; also, that Ihc 11ath, numbering silicon.
m!ssluncd cnicess, ana 4l2 men, hsd left Grecus.
toro for Ch!cszo On tho katae day, with ORDERS 10
rtpors the chief uousic:,ng officer at th4t point
also, that the 1lath. numbering IS connlesioued
ctcers ard fse E:cp. had l. Il Tue game potnt and
were ronte VII. :hznond. .:or ,h.te,tJ of Spring
! f>}a.
, 1865-06-25

uAnyAEp,-TheF Faeu1'. of Harvard CIiycr-
sssy hare arpo;ntcA Z. 5. S!,aie7. Of newport,
Kentucky, hut for many years Of Cambridge,
to fill the chsir ot Natural Sciences in tha :
institution during the ahsence Of Professor
Acasssx IL S-,utn Anu11ics. THIS fs high
compliment to the talent cf 80 young ,nsn.
Mr.. Shalcr Il cnly aho1 ct t@tnty-fi-e years Of
Rce. Dt Is brother iu.1a- 0: T. U. Bryan,
Esq, Of this c.ty.
, 1865-06-25

dant Of the post at Nashville, Tenn, having
been hono1ably mustered out Of the serrtce.
the Nashville Onion says that MAJ. Gen.
Thomas has Joined With Generals Miller,
Opdykc, Kimhau, Elliott and Wood, IL
recommending him for appointment In the
regular army. That surely ought to c,zry It.
Lieut. Realf has ftlrnlshed the readers Of tho
Tn1BuNg with many an interesting letter OF
War correspondence, and whether he Is en-
gsafted on our regular military stock or not
we trust hewill not permit h1s pen to tbs
, 1865-06-25
FROM WASHINGTON.


tspscisl to the y. 7. Commercial Advert!seE.l
WAsurs6TnH. Jnnr et-t7en Hur;hus, f.t a
vttr pa.t comm.nHlu. the Go DsIsItnent, hss
demanded Ccr.t. Martial "a lnvesti:lte eh.'ee.
made hy the commissioning esnt 70 fn:estf:.Atc
The Affairs OF thk' Department The invests..
will peccseati.y tnvo :. th: who}c tsstorr of the
Department n the Gulf ,uudce Its rouznaLdere.
Butler AID D1nts.
lSpreit! to the Po:t.1
NAsHixaTox. June es-Tac Sauth carn1Ina
de1t eArt.n hsu aloss.f interview with ths F.tsa-
d. ut today. .... 49,.
New YeRK, June II Since the lth ms. 81 Is
re. G, rsfsetcrs have been rent South IRON bcte.
WAsg4NeroN. 3une 94.-Ai The ravrsnmept
s.te ,.(d1y Ut :. reels lately belonging tn the Po
toEsc notttIs> the fol'o~inz s*eanlers were dts.
red qf: Wooden etac wheel eteaWeF Baltimore.
icpcth epn feet $1,000, purchaser Tnos. c:ydt, .,
ftt ate,pht.; rrnpsller Watch, length 81 feet,
SAG a. purthAeer Robt. Sears, Of Baltimore; tbt
Ii clr crsfae prorellcr Feaset. length 81 feet
Il saL purchaser James Dyer, VI New York; the
t6,ecn. purchaser T. J. sou'hsrt.. Of Richmond
Me-; The stnel- engine propeller zsoa. !eecth $
feet. $aS. purchaser Hilbert Fandes<eskeu, o
Georgetown. D. G.
, 1865-06-25
Ncv Nevenue Cutter for the Lake y.
rFrnn the C'eveI,nd I.escer. 4sd1

Al tslfrast ten O'Clock YESTERDAY morning
onr OF tue TWO revenue cutters. IA tbc course
Of construction at the snip sata If E. II.
Peck Il Co., on the Cuyahosa river, under
the sur rvis!on Of CAPT; Kna,2 Of The Rsv.
Is tc carry six guns. aud is 1s55 :ret In length;
heau 3 teft; depth Of hold II teet Ms..t..
Fletcher. Harris Il Co.. nf the S.rth River
I,cn Wnrks. nanuf1:tu Cd tie engines Tbs
ettt cutter Will tc ttadS to launch In two OF
ttsfc Ne+ks. Both cutters a,c to BE- com
rlct,d hy the 10'h nf Aus1sst. Tae~c a1e slx
Of these cutters being built : two ars % tue
trab ard, cne At Tona wanda. orr At Nutf .lo,
and two in this cit5. and thereis. or coa-s..
much s>r.te among the builders - to which
will produce the best vessel.
, 1865-06-25

{EFeclAJ UEt3tch 10 The ChgcaT0 1Tthune.J
ST. Ier1s, Jane ~
The "a Ohio cav.!fT. Lieut.. Col. Sew7rl. lcfs
for srr.ngdeld, Mo-, ssstetdsy. ~here they are OF
dtEed tor dntv.
NlCety tix e!s,zere. rrisortss fsom Alton militia
r. prison, arrived tbs morning and were turned
o.cs 10 Capt Alien, Of Gsatiot prison.
A Grand meeting l. to be held at Jefferson CITY
tonight, 10 iplorsc tho prompt action OF Gov.
Fletcher in the rcuoy2l Of The n.usptne .uptems
judges. The cai1 is sicne1 ly all ahe prou1llen.
r.1irat Cnion rcn Of Coic tonnty.
Col. BskcT, provptt Marshal General, ycft.riay
t.tued "a order ~ which all The aseistant P,evoss
Ma1sbal* IN thr State arc TO be relieved on The
Gfrt Of July. Thtse will thee Ttuasn only the
e1s:ftt F4ovoAt Msr.ha'e. fonr In nn7s 'r Il: the
vii" Stale. ~ho til also nc rel,svtd II "a early
oay- and martial law viii toon BE- knowu here NJ,
, 1865-06-25
Remarkable Argument Of
Payne's Counsel.
Els DEED TIE REsELT OF SLlyEEY
.. AID WAR.
Seni-confession Of Atzerodt-He Con
- sp1red TO Kldaap but not to Kill.

: WASHINGTON, JQ1e 81. 1seS-Ths Court heins
called 10 order, M-. U7etes. counsel f1r Payne
ard AtzGtodt, proceeded 70 read his ssSument tu
, 1865-06-25
| &s1s& ON Ef.NTsx.41A An u sOUT1
A!lEH 1CAx ..
The ia EA1ution ID kstru-The H1enun.
dunn hnH left Australia.

New YoRK, Junr Il --Thc at. amer Octan Queen
t1irgs $ls.ltGI. Pa.am1 nar.ces state :eat inr
IT, a11er Co ofat1o. scye nj, two t3sYs from Sas
York, hrT:vtd a, PauaMs o1 the 1s:h, md sailed
on TIC 9th for San Franc:tco.
The revolution 10 Perm elilt c:n:tCEes, making
hltr prpgfrss.
Chill Ii the ltcued bI Spain, II tho does not
come to teFms
Frem 4ust,s'is We "esrn th,t tbs shcc1u1osh
had coct west fro2i Au=l1:dt. probably to the
AaHr t.us.
Lat. dates from Central America bring news nj
he complete GeIeat Vt Inc i3Lf1tos Revolutionary
nstly. In Saiyndor- --
MsI. Gen Slekes 1eft tbn 1sthmus, on the 10TH,
ur ScN fnrE.
Cot. G ". Tat,tn Il psssrnces on The Ocean
Queen, having feeD uu!u. cestfal ia the nesuita.
tiobs nf the Lew PAAa-a railsGaa cthtraes.
, 1865-06-25

ARRIVAL Of Tsoops-.Losa OF the tSri@
&Alopuk.


Especial D!tps'eb to the Chicago T,i3ure.1
DETROIT, June -.
The battery cf tie 1<i M'catEau Light Artillery,
rtpety fire ,sep. aud the - wiseoneiu Ba,tery.
t'ch'y SIX Eep, arrived this morning By the
Clcsc.snG hoas. They were provided with
tutttsutIsl breakfast upon artisla4. after which
Rev G. Taylor welcomed them home In q hEtef
a5tTtse.
Psrer5 F will rendezvous II JseEson for the
p,.teat. The ID Ni:coes:u 1elt for Milwaukee
this tnosnspE.
The brig Canopus. OF Chfc.co, coll!le1 With
The lark Republic OF Cisy,on. in Lake Erie. sats
rornipE, and the former vas sunk. Lots c.tt
m.ted Ut f1s,Mp.
, 1865-06-25
&Q(I.

NEW YoEK, Jrpf s4.-Go,d quiet With batter
frrp'y Of estn c7!d. Soar OF roe 1ar1ef hol :cre
are ofesil rnote freely. and the m avenenss Of
qustetous. The rate On eolt Is 1-l6 OF cre per
cent pei tty. QIctahons c7ered II 1i:3. Went
| dewr to I'LL, III Cp 1E1u to 1isa.
, 1865-06-25
Nelm advertisements.
HOURS AT HOME
July Number Now Ready.


>, EQETHaTH3-
'Wstktnx- nx-Ne4aof-Ro1uauca Of fAe Afrf c:as-
"Total pepxar1ty Of InAntzn1sa ThluEs"-es. Joaa-
Why tie 1ns Of coed z<n ara recorded IN f7s Hole-
+ fns Aucs1arsn EknbAth-AFl Flcsura aa4 sxMoa-A
Eat1on IN IN pcs1A.1sn-Hbnofa1u-G Gut'
znt.a1 knd,t2tt9us-{ea. Gt11s-PsoRHs-A Bun
through Carsds-Iha Eumsncs of hath-Iha OTs
fs1d Houta 70 CsliboEnl&-and seEczsl poaa's sat:
papers Of fute1eat- .,r~ -: !.
+au,oaz II. eoat.1putora to this number sta r. 3
gur1xue D, D. p. Bn.htall, Fsok Smith. pT r.
Tfompsou (on 6sn4 6rlnz) Prof. H. B.. Smith, Dr..
echsf, shxv Mun1tosd- Eaq, Dr. h s. FoztsF, d. 4.
Ke7t1l Dr. Gslies.., Alss Anderson Niss Atkinson.
M.ta Lander, tho 4athor Of "Frcd 2nd Aazs% and
ke," azd o.her popular writer's. SO
orr81oHs OF TEE PREss:
relEsscs snd nte1ssy 1as1s Of IDS county: md r.
aaa h:.1:oy u ss;a,s E11l eia 4 s9d:osd Saa AID
49, ami = Es<,zi-e 1t ha, - siTa.1C1:1at1sn
n ss.ay commend + 2 a4 vse assire n.zs;
acrn-tTea Congregational It. -. .
We unnest1atlnEy eom1end II 70 ous geadess as
e,t /. Ehice n;in I'D Ia tic fas III IL eeu
tsssate to1t { ~InEes Of refmaaeu1 talue1-phao-'
Jaeu fr5n rse f.ss and seeoa4 narah.ys. Hav,y
Aest anlx.-t3 ttoi itAselaf.-
nolc~sans oiu d f.sn 1akt Places tbs. e enio:.
gF,s f1{ e @ r + fsys. sin l.. maru <laer con.
TzEss-ss Je.r; su cor!ks tor st5 sI,zse aum.
beas 50 cents.
1, SCR BSEE CO, Few 7 II. Pablisnezz.
tcstt J. f. WALSH d CO. cnlcsEo.
, 1865-06-25
The t1omfclle Mt CrystaI L>ke

In cup,ips from the Woodstock S".&iad .u
account which appeared In yesterdays issuc,
Of homicide ut Crystal Lake, wherein a
drunken soldier was shot while forcing an
entruuce to the residence Of Ruticag: II 4rr's,
tile stigma was fnsdvertautly attached to the
rlacc Of being "disrcrutab1c house." This,
NC arc assured, is m error. Mr.. Harris Is an
old aud respectable citizen Of the Lake, and
his family stands nbose rclnra.b. The
shooting by Mr. Hasris' soa was ju>tiii 4alc,
and has bcca recognized as k1ch By tl,: au-
4hor3; ;3ae
, 1865-06-25
Mt)tfagg Grlbn1le.
SUNDAY. JUNE Is, 1863
THE NEWS -

4 RAE NGHSS
The Ca1ifo1nia steamer Golden Rule was
run on reef, thirt FIVE miles from the Island
Of Old Providence, While on her .wny to Gsef-
town, and wrecked. There were about sl1
F., hundred passengers on board, all Of whom
were saved. <" 80
Gsn: Grant gave reception, on Saturday,
to The members of the Phi]adclpeta Union
League and their families, 1t the Union
Rooms. It twas in eTery respect gratifying
event.
A. D. Gr:swold, Superintendent Of the
. Ohio and Mississippi Railway, telegtaphs to
New Fork that the reported collision at
lpcecote, as reported in our issue Of satur-
dny morning, Is destitute Of truth. An acc1-
dent occurred on :. Thursday at Carlyle
Station, IN which the engineer, fireman and
two soldiers wera Killed and some ten SOL
dse.s wounded, and this Is the only one that
has occurred. -, e.
In our midnight dispatch will b. found an
)! i!=acccun. Of the Fortress Monro: Peace Can"
.ttreucc In January Inst, taken from the Au-
gusta (Ga,) C1roaide and Se1aintl and SAID so
hare bccr written Or authorized hy a. H.
Stevens. It places JEFF. Davis IN an unenEi'
, able Hight.
The revolution In Peru still continues, but
makes little or no progress. The rcro!uston
= ary party in Salvador, under Dasnos, had
been debated.
Tic rehcl Pirate Shenandoah has left Aus
t;n.is, ana It is supposed /: has gone u
;Nau,itius, Exactly on what kind Of mis-
-slon. is rot made known. :
4 report says that M agent Of Jasrez; a
Turin, WAS c11eavorlng to ealis:. the G ar1i
1x,at.. af;,a-. on1 snfd1nra In MD nf ,1u4raZ