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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-05
II. C. CONNOLLY,
AT LAW,

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,,
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
him. Military claims of every description ad-
justed.
Office Post Office. Refer to First
National Bank and Mitchell & .Lynde, Bankers,
Rock Island, ILL., july2ldwtE:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-05
w. JOHNsoN's
RESTAURANT.

M JOHNSON has the honor of an.
w nouncing to the people of r, OK Island that
he has opened
Restaurant, Dining and Ice Crsam saloon
ISLAND CITY HOTEL BLOCK,
Where he trusts that satisfaction will be given
to all who favor him with call.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-05

81 ~ S5as-k FOR SALE.
K LOTS in the city of Moline, near Kea,O,,.
e. Steam Saw Mill.
In the City of Rock Island.
lot, 20 by $50 fset on Front street, near Fer,
landing in the city of Reck Island.
z lots, in Bailey DavenPort's addition to III.
city of Rock Island. ~
. In the City of DdrenpOrt, Lopa.
Z lots on Main street, near Cook & Drur,,,
Office.
2 lots on I'D street, between Main and Harn,o,
streets
lots on corner of Ripley and 9th streets
lot on east corner of W arren and Sd street.
In LeClaire.
As lots in the city of LeClaire, Iowa.
30. ail- For Lease,
Also for lease for the term Of 20 years Ia, :.
the city OF Roeb Island, fronting 400 feet on ~.
slough, east of the city bridge. In from, OF -.
lot 10 the best harbor for logs in the city. A.
To - fatftt r DAVPNpop r fF'
yaly9oIm. :. . = = ft Rock Island.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

NOT A EEN


OF the disorders q, act msnkiaa arse no" nv
corruption frat acculuates in the Blood u Ill the ID
coveres tina. have been made 10 purcell out none can
equa! in eTac. NEL NDOLDS cONPO UyD EXTRACT
or SARSA PaRILLI. It clcanscs and renovases The
Diool, IN s the v:sor Of health into the system, ana
pur-e5 he l.aors which Ike disease. stimulates
tie healthy functions Oft body and expss the asorde"
TIN. grow aul ranse in TIRE Blood. Such remedy has
could lie rei o., has long been sought fr and now i'
the first time, the public hay. which they can os
pend Oar space here does admit OF certificates 70
show its effects but the trial Of sneie bottle rii show 70
the sis that i. has virtue, SURPRISING thing they have
ever taken. sT".# ".t
Two ablespoonsf ofthe Extract Of added
to plat OF water ia equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink aad
one bottle is equal to gallon Of the rgp OF
the decoesioa as usually made.
Tie above Extracts prepared purely scientific
prihcipeS-in E!cuo-aad embody the full strength Of
tie in gradients entering into their composition. ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ties with these set forth in tie U. s. Dspcnsa,ory.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

la Major Young, Of the 9Th Iowa
cavalry, recently passed through Chicago
on his say 10 the capital Of Iowa, where
he will 40 doubt receive bis commission
as Colonel Of that regiment. The letters
OF our Nashville correspondent have
made our readers familiar with several
daring, cool and successful exploits Of
his in that vicinity, among others the
affair at Dack River, on November 20 b,
1864. His conduct in this air was
mentioned as gallant and mcritosious,"
by Major General Wilsoo, con,man ding
cavalry corps, Military Division, Missis-
sippi. Gen. George II. Thomas also, on
two occasions, tenders his thanks to
Major Young for his brave, energetic
and prudent action 10 the command of
independent expeditions. We also find
the name Of Major Young frequently
occurring in connection with valuable
services rendered in improving the con.
dition Of the freedmen. Backed BY such
evidence Of the commen dations of his
seniors in command, and of his claims
upon good and loyal men everywhere,
Major Young, who entered the services
as a Lieutenant, has reason to be proud
OF bis past success, and to look for still
higher honors in the future Chicago
TriLanc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
State of Iowa.
ADJurANT GENERALS OFFICE,

GEs
Davenport, Feb. Sth, 1865.
General O,drs No. Z.
1t is reported to this department that
men of other States are seeking refuge
here, because this State is clesr Of the
present draft. Our neiehboriDg State
of Illinois may be subject to the draft.
Men liable to draft in that State and 10
other States may undertake to come into
our borders under assumed names in or.
der to escape the draft. They will not
be protected here. ,. ,..I .. ..
!. It's therefore ordered that oil the
military officers in this Stats shall rem.
der their best services 10 notifying the
officers Of other States Of the present 10.
calities of all men who attempt, BY r..
moving into this State, to avoid the
draft iu other States.
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i. hereby given that on the ss..

IN Office is hereby given that on the bat.
~ OF February. A. D. 1865. Henry c. Jsm
administrator of the estate of Don A Carpees,
deceased, filed in the county court Of Celr
county, lowa, his application asking Of ssid
courl an order to sell the following described
property belonging to said estate. to Wit: n.
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter. aM
the northeast quarter of the southwest quar.er
OF section ten tl01, township eighty-three fs,l.
north OF range two t2), west OF 5th principal ma
rihinn, or 80 much thereof as is necessary tr n.
the debts against said estate; and that s,id ~ -.
pication is set for hearing onthe rs. Monday n
March, A. u 1865. ="
Cw2 J. C. BETTS r. ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

IL. All officers Of the Governors staff
and ~ o6cers Of the Militia Of this State
will aid oil officers of other States il
preventing men from coming into this
Sssts to avoid the draft. The STATE Of
lows shall be no Cans Can.an FOR the
refuge Of sne.ks and bounty-jumpers.
By order Of the Govooer.
N. B. BAKER, Adj. Gen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

p;.-...s ...,-1-.- $50 .-.sn.s sn.s I.wIs O.
iierpont' abandoned my residence. in Massilon
township Cedar county. Iowa. on or about jan
nary 18th, 1865. The said Lewis G. Pierpsns ba.
brown hair, blue eyes, slender in firm, aged Is
years; The public are hereby no, fed not to
trusI MIN on my account, as sba! pay no bills
Wnstsvsr. THOMAS ". PiERPONT,
February 9th, 1865. IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

The resolution adopted in the House
last week for the anne o dment of the Con.
stitution reads as follows @~&-f =
BE it resolved, by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, of the United
States Of America il Con gress assem-
bled, (two-thirds Of both Houses con
curriDg), That the following articles be
proposed to the legislatures of the several
States as an amendment to che Constitu.
ton Of the United States, which ratified
by three fourths Of said legislatures shall
be valid to all inten,s aud purposes, as a
part Of the said Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XIII.
Sec. l. Neither slavery nor involun
tary servitude, except is a punishment
for crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall exist within
the United States, or any place subje Ct
to their Jurisdiction. ,~ : -; ~...
Sec, 2. Congress shall have power to
enforce this, article BY appropriate lcgis-
ton. a." *, - ... ..-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

AUscArlsE, Feb. th.-Wheat-spring lis.
Corn, 45c. Oats. 45c. Rye, zoe. Barley, s5c.
Dressed hogs. SlO,50.
DAVENPORT, FEBRUARY sth-wheat 81, GOA, ~.
Barley, Sl,25. Oats. Sc. Corn, 5sc Hogs,
dressed, SO 5O0l25O
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
HELMBOLO'8 EXTRACT Ruchu
Is tho Great Diuretio.
I1ELMBOLDH
HIGHLY coscssraArsD
Compound Fluid Extract Ssrsaparills.

For parytng the blood removing al diseases araine from
excess and Impruaenee In life, chronic eonstsisea, q
sases arising from impure state Of the blood ADD
only reliable and eeuat kaoxn remedy fos the cure Of
scrosula. scah Head Salt Iheun, Pains and Swelling sf
the Bones UlceraiO.s Of be Throat snd Les. siofees
Pinpl<.oH the Face letter. Esydpels' ana a'sAv "ss-
tons Of THE skin, and besutnyfng the coArIASo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
NOTICE is hereby given that on =. =;

NOTICE e hereby given that on n. =,
~ day OF February, A. u. 1865, Hann.i S M
bolton. widow Of Jacob Bolton, deceasea s, ";
=, ner petition the county court Of Cedar ca a,ve
% an ,Ts 'hs Of referee.
following described premises Lelonains - !ss
estate OF said JAG OBJ Bolton, deceased to st. rs re
south half OF the southeast quarter Of ss..;I ~
eighteen Qs), township eighty 1907. norts !,
range two az west; containing so acye, a.. VI
hve acres OF the south half Of the nork~" ss
quarter , OF section twenty -four t24), tovpsh;"
ucniar!y described in said petition; and ths.Hc
time tor making said appointments Of reier,..;'
nxed on the first Monday in March, A. b. Ina;
@~' J. c. BELTS, County J,d,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
u Sc HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHtj

In all Diseases Of che Urinary Organs, vheshef exun
yxxAlE from ,ssdsessr eaSss originating, sas
s9kr Ian sesndiso- Il pleasant Ia y tass
aad odor. IMMEDIATE In action, and more ssssagAsahs
than any - the preparations Of B ,rk Or Ira.
Those suffering from 'ol,a D,cs o. Dslieass csA'L
tx.ions, procure tie Remedy At once. s.
The Reader must BE- aware that hovever slight nayh
II. Of the above AscAsss, - certain TO acct hs
Eediiy 1salch, XssecI Puseers and 1app ssss II T.,
teatmens = subursed 70. Consumption - Insanity nay
ensue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09
PUBLIC SALE.

The ssSse.ibsr viii CDR fer sale. =, Il.
a ass -. n y aoshssssr soys:ae wsda..d:,
cassss. sheep ssA hoss, hay 81 - 49, nsrsss
the eas, vind Mill. wagon. plovs hs,reen u
two-hofss corn cultivator, With ! v.r;... ~
er Astscies. Sole 70 con@snce a Ia ~. ol u.
TKRks--Sums undsr i've dollar .s ssI
dollars and upwards. credit q tveIvs : I've
on note with approved security. Psrti.n,aas
Feb. 3, 1861 ALEXANDER Mnpc.
, 1865-06-18

1'A. Hbt1aNs, DEP. C0mmteslouef.
The following sre the rates Of Eoreian +.
Sk. L. NJ. -rN- -
, 1865-06-18

It isa Erievous error to suppose that tho
tremendous contest In which the country is
engaged Is nothing moro than rebellion.
It is revolution: on the Side Of the 1ebe,s,
a revolution against the constituted anthor-
tiles Of the land and, on the side Of the
North, a revolution against that slavc-hold-
ing a'istocracy, which, up to this time, has
dominated the nation, corrupted the Consti.
tuition and sapped the very foundations o.
popular liberty. On the part of the rebels,
the revolution has iguominously failed in It's
appcal to arms. The North is the victor, aud
peratiye duty of restoring to the Constitu-
lion its original intent and meaning, and un-
der that Constitution and the laws founded
thereon, the right and duty Of utterly up
routing and destroying The arist,c:
1acy that has proved 80 inimieai to
the national life. We have neither
safety In the present nor assurances
Of the future, II that right bs not exercised,
II that duty be not discharged. The policy
that We advocate looks to that end and the
men aud the party that VIC ehal1 support are
those pledged to Its attainment. We want
10 sec the revolution accomplished; and II
nught that We can do will avail In that direc-
tion, We eball not be found wanting. Aud
now, more than ever, are the services OF men
wlo think with us needed. To prevent the
attainment, by political perjury aud chIcane,
Of The object that an appeal by the South to
aims failed to win ; to keep the power of the
country In the hands OF men loyal to the
country: and 10 cnrEy on to the ind that &C.
1ies Of measures that will give tho South
democratic institutions and Level to the dust
that dcspotssm that has ruled tho Rcpub1ic-
all this that free government may live In thia
country OF Its birth-is the labor Of the hour.
and We invoke for It the prayers Of the 20 ID
and Tie cooperation of all. The revolution
ssasrst the wrong mus. not fail 1; 1t must not
| stop with half measures; 1t must end In the
triumph Of the r,ght-a triumph as comrsc.
henslve and enduring as 1t is necessary and
, 1865-06-18
SUNDAY, JUNE 1s, ls65.
a BRIKF OomPARrsoV.

40
It ts Impossible to forgive JEFF Dayia- and
impossible to forget that Gen. Lee was Dayi.'
partner and mainstay In the iunmy or
which both arc Guilty. Europe cries ont
against tne punashmcnt OF the first, and
few fympathizess with treason, here In the
Nos1h, are engaged in making up = well.flled
purfe for the last. Let us eeu what both tf,.
te1ve 1t the hands Of thelr countrymen. Tbs
French Revolution stands In history Us The
epitone OF all horror, mainly because of the
penalty Of death, inflicted by the guillotlne
on 80 many thousand political prisoners: No
writer Of the present day refers to the al:
most ineessant 1opring OF heads In 11o2 and
1s9S, without q shudder; and all mankind
haTe agreed to consider those years a. ,tbe
eonsummat1on Of all that was savage md nm
rardonable n the annals OF modern
Europe Yet VIC assert, that by
by The consent of Gen. Lee, more me-, MR. aa a.
ibralar starsed to death, in Tie zos1 four .,eay.
N The heprison-poss Of The South, than seeTs d..
stToyd by tAt guiQottne IN Ftonee, from the be-
ginning Of the revolution to it's enal We
90 not take into the account the massacres
al Nantes. Lyons and elsewhere; we include
executions By the guillotino alone. Thay
were less In number than tAe aggregate
of the starvation lists that have already come
to MS trem that internal despotisn, that Davis
controlled and Lee defended. We cau at
tent1on to this comparison solely for the ben
eft Of tie Enelishmcn.who arepqeadtne for
man fercer End more 1eveDgeeul than Robcr-
pierre as well as for the few Of our country.
men who are rain1y eudeavoring to ill Lees
pocket, with a golden reward for his skill and
endurance in offending more Infamous Dol.
icy Than Robesr1eue ever was bad enough
TO conceive. As for these latter, as thew
csnnot be Ignorant Of the facts, they are
surely dead to shame; and nothing less than
touch of that priton discipline, that Lee
might have reformed with word, would
bring them to complete consciousness of
whst they are doing. As that is impossible,
they muat be lett to the e1ecrations Of thosts
In whom moral sentiment and decency ar.
tn{ dad
, 1865-06-18

Mechlntcs' and TEsdcrst Bark redeem ID legal
ttcdet United StAte' Totes; Ctt'Keps' Bank no1es
pafd IN Legal tender notes. Cana, Bsnk mites paid
- eau,s ity Corporation iezpes rarged nom ia
II = cent discount.
, 1865-06-18

pics are nearly out Of tho market and rula high.
Dried apples ara dull and t1sis lower. Leuops
afe higher IN consequence of 4 scarcity In New
York and Boston. They sre now quoted At &l7,00
md advancing.. ass.
Ftsh are quiet md unchanged. Whltensh con.
time very teaxce In consequence Of The illsueeess
Of the dshezies, but silt sell at s8.a59s60 9th
ervsfaetie4 nc without change
The Wool market still remains quite inactive
and there are scarcely any new features In tho
trade. Buyera feet rather more encouraged to pay
tic upper prices. md thero Ia less beattn9
down ~ made use Of. We hetr Of Gales to day OF
600 ns 6ne fleece 1t &C. and 600 M do 1t 59c.-
Beef cattla wezs dull aud prices sti1l- lowrr:.
1hesa Wis no inquiry ezreptfor Butchers .Cst-
tie, which were In, HRht dornsnd. \ Tho ns.es
ware 100 head at 83 5o0450 for COMMON to.
medium, and S825G7 % for good to ehofee.-----
Hcgs were active. And pz!cea hlgher. Flspsa-
ble sdv1cea from the East hsyc rendered the
marker exceedingly buyant Sales were 9,se0
head at $s.10 for still Hogs, to Ss.4et for prime
grados.~
Tho following dispatches ware received to-
day On Change; -
R.es,n-w5.,t ,sao,o 81 pfsa4o' sa1s !, SaRs aa Il l.
osts, ls',H9 -. Wheat dull, bayess and sellers
sa5sts ana selle.s SPIN, 6s2ses; Fseikhts. ls9e
NEW Yoax, June II.
Flour quiet and unehsnRed; Wheat scarce aud
efIa ~ e''s qae e s aSis srs. aass
Ll!xa-F1oar e.s1e., at - 4.es@; Wheat e.
eieE, A.ae9l.H; Fork shade dtmts; WhtasQ 1c
LATRR.
The attendance ta9t night ut the Bosrd Of Trade
Evening Exchange WIS not lsrgs, and owing to
the extreme heat no great animation WIS nusnl-
feesed- The hetfarssctons in Wheat cove1 g., ooo bu
- . AyA 49,
, 1865-06-18
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,
FROM NEW ORELEANE.
Further Particulars OF Federal Sue.
ceHs+A III TexAA,


New 1oAK, June 1.-THE HrdEfs cores
pondenss IN the Gulf Department furnish in.
te'estinE accoun!a OF the incidents preced-
iue& attending and following the Occupation
.! nto*nsEi'lt, Ie1as, on the Sfst uttlmo.
os 1ns nauonal troops under General Brown.
tne place. muttnlea, pAlaStd the town aud
naqe prisoners OF scme Of their officers until
sntH 0enanos lor Inc payment OF their back
uuet Nete eonplsea Win. The rebels l-fk
sns oss Rlesioas 10 Gencral Browns arrival,
MT waiting 10 he paroied, or to comply IN
nny manner with the terms Of General k,rby
snn'1s ent1ences- Large numbers Of them
meFto across tne hlo Gsande Into Me1tco,
taAfpa With them their arms. Their artillery
,nsy toto 10 Inc Meucan Imperialists at
Matamoras.
It IL sad tEat the last Of the rebels were
9Esea nom bfonnsvttle By Mexican resi-
oen'e. VINO Organized home guard for the
hiesetFAtlon OF order socn alter the evacua-
taon commenced.
A1te[ Ie1loE possession Of Beowlsvl1te,
Y 9esat bsoWn Mtote a letter to General
Me}a, The lmpeItalist commander At Mata.
mofas, assuring MN mat neutrality would be
oosefveo % tne american iorces IN reehzd to
tho contest IN Mexseo between the Repuh-
1lcaos ano I'm peftnllsta-
LIE eeia .nas tae febe! General Magruder,
as wen ~ haIoy smith, have gone to Mex
leo; 1ae lAttet carried with him constd-
es1S.s A. H. hneant 81 ta.,.ao o. money eS s.,
snith and Magtuarr were received On board
Ine TINTED statea steamer Fort Jackson.
Capt, sanoe, On galveston, when the articles
o. srrende1 Of al the rebel MIssissipp,
forces we're SIGNED oy Gen. Smith. Ths next
morning the rebel ofHcera wefo cpnyeyefl
back to Galveston, and on the 5th instant.
laps. Sands and other officers proceeded m
10 The town, lauded, received its surrender
from the Mayor, and once mere untutlod the
nattonalfnag over the public binding, 10 The
presence OF large but undemonstrafiyra and
orderly afst Mblace Of the people.
Generals Sheridan and Cauby were hath
still in New ORLEANS On the 10th instant. me
former Was busI1y engaged In the orrsutzstion
and forwarding OF hts forces deslened for The
cceuratttn Of fe1ns.
The Infantry OF General weitxel's corps
had arrived at Mobile. where orIlers had hatr,,
re. ived from Gtneral Sberidan for them nc, to
commence moving towards TeSas. General
Custes's chi al, were ALREADY IN rout< shithr-
and the 18th corpe. uudcr Genc.a1 Enrdor,
Granger, As we'll ID q norton of tf,s 1T,h
CORES. under General stfe,a Toes ea..5
to sta,t T.r 1hat rericn in = tvSSs eAk~c'eo
Ihy Prcsideut's amnetty r. o.in 9s,,o, e,s
ated much excitemtnt in Eax 1o.l..ns Ths
classes cxceuted rom narlfnn Tero rnn,. nn .re
mfrous than had bern fr,ec.-a tA''' LIZ
l.arre numbrrs al na,6ra -s,a1. ofb.s.s
an well "A snldfe,e. tava reca,,.ir art-s,-as -.
, 1865-06-18
The War In H1exico.

New 1oRx, June 1.-THE Hero,ds Wath.
tnglcn special says:
~1nte4llccnee from the city Of Mexico ia
the eosh nlttno. etates that The Republican
General NeGrs1e occupies the States OF n.
maul'Kas and New Leon. Mirhcacan Is
swazmibg with EueIllas, and the recular
Republican troops under segnles, are II er. .
cellent spirits DePoio, the Fsrnsh con-.
mander, still helds the WIVES and daughters
OF Generals OF'egn, segu'rs, Salsss and 9TH
e:s q Imprisonment, Notwithstanding MAY.
tmi'lisn had ordessd thcir release. In NeTl.
~ the French pub.lc'y whlp the patrio,s,
large force Is to be sent b. SEA from
caps from esostlug into Mexico.
=, rom t'gaty ; one hundred p1srIots ara
eroI osny, Under sentence Of cpprt-mar,iai.
p reE.l;ns F.i,! Of the c>ultrs occupied by tLe
"Eloin's nifsfcn TO France is to SEEK as.i,.
tsree from Sar.l-tn aeAins: antleina1.d
.a..s mest ments Of Amss!eans, and II this Is not
Efanttd 10 the fullest extent, Naximiilisn
VII! ltaye the country
, 1865-06-18
!t1 treasures before The nuiu OF these yields can

tfK treAsu1ra 4..Se,. - . A.,,tt, - -t.ts.
he msne aT,,i.h1s1 'ae Aio'e y. eaese I'e1os Can
T.t1s a.
nauc Inc plen1csS 0aTeno means 10 pay, or
even to feed the negroes. vet the lsttar mus&
vo,k fcr ,o,hiuv or - - t.r .rh...r
"1 ~. .e'a'ne =. so " 1eu. 1aete Is no
ptos1Aon mat WhIte men must work or 70
to ia'l. The rule applies oulv to the napr,ea.
Tho p.,ay-h .,,-..n.,d.-t 49,.
AAo A"@'e'en 1osteoPonoeat ol t3e Ahaao
says:
IA most as|utery chance hal been ~ro,ch% In
thin ctfJ by la.a ritIfsYY Tn1o wh1eh cnnsiens r.
ta o. nttsEtisrT or foua other avstishfr Mics ~
cQp8pcEaeot iii reeYoea found idiTns nn the
etteess. A nountcd 0catd il cnnAtsnfjv ns.rnf
l{pr To city; nd in efcrY instance Ehrre near,
Ia found without 4 ~cert16cnio ihvf-ha il in eome
emplosm ent be ia at ontn tskcn IN Esd ronfntd.
Persons pesirpr fstor III hi5o. csn sIEsTs f,d Il
1t these negro 4repeexyp1s md fhs .feIInvs Whfa
would loltef in idlenets and FalloH in am for 4
lifetime Withput sny steps 10 beuedi the1r
condition. readily content 70 htrr themselves
4pS1 soae etpetaeoee Pea'.eaua.y 'ne.
a.stut ~ lusas - oai.s taa' nesto WI. NV
wo1h 10. no'n,nk Nc must 81 10 aae peaaton'
nasS' 30 fucn 1oie n app.ieo 10 white mcn.
wny NOT eeao tne "nite plAntef 10 inc pent.
tenllafy LOT rc1uaius 10 nue Inc negro anu
pay fair wages, "a thousands Of them dos
The worst Of It Ia that our Provost Marshals
are In many places carrying out this re-en-
slaStng policy. The same correspondent fur
ther eaya:
, 1865-06-18
Deklttutlon In ArRAnsas-L4e9ttr from
the Governor.

the Governor.
lFrom the Milwaukee Sentinel. lsth.1
We azr kipdlr permitted to print the fol.
A1lansas. to Major G.ne:ai Curtis! whose &C.
headquarters arc nC II In this city, His letter
Is Al interesting though rather gloomy pic
tue OF the present condition of the State:
Enz Rock, Aax,Asa>l
-Kgfor G.n7a. z. S. Curtis:
DEAR FRIEND: Tour very kind letter of
May e5th has been received. It's words Of
ktpdpcss ard tnt0u! aKcmtnt come to me ~
shower 10 pa.chcd 1and Onr S.ate and It's
l.Ial Inhabitants have suffered terribly by
1nts var. Ihe people n'e nov suffering from
destituittn more eevs1cly and more extensive
y y an at aoy time since the commencement
Of the var.
After TIE defeat of Banks md The rctrsat Of
Steele. the 1sbel bands spread over he
stat:. occupyapg tbc Whole state except for
stock, consumed The crop Of the preceding
year. and checked and disabled the labor or
the Sta'e, so that little WAS 11teed. or nlyed,
This year tho effort to raise corn has Ia
laEEe portion Of the State been defeated by
H. Is want IT. Of m teams and tsss Of g1e.llias.
since last fall. formed ffty armed ac,icul.
tural eenpahies in upwards Of thirty couu-
ties. They have had complete success In
defending their ne'gtbo1h rods, aud In cut-
hSatinE laFst cTol%. Companies are b.i1g
rapidly formed since the sur1endtr Of tue
1eGel armies, principal, Of refugees from
southern and southwestern rouu. tee.
4 grtat buuder at l<ast-sstan.ly suspect
cd TO be by wicked aes'gn--has br~u commit
ted By the rtbel lead. rs. They have permit
/. d thitr troops to dis'And themselves U..o,c
sur1tndcr, and she5 have scattered in every
d,tection. taking aims and ammunition WITH
th. m. living on The country, plunde,fpg aud
rohb:pg without Discrimination. seye,M
mu' deIe have already been committed. This
stale Of thtpEs, VIC t'ust, will not last long.
However. 1t viii strip the inhabitan's Of the
little food saved, md incnate toe desolas ion
OF the county,, aud unless specify relief eau
BE- furnished hundreds will die Of starvation.
Gen. R+ynolts Il a most energetic and excel
i nj man bui get fear that his m-sus are
cntirtl5 insufficient to meet the demand for
relief.
Remember nc to the members Of you. old
e'aE. Your kndnfes will b. remembered
with E, attitude MS 1ens as lie lasts,
Your !ictd, ISAAC MCRpnT.