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CHICAGO DAILY mARKEr.

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stGlI1: 10 tons MD dtnE7 T $!sJe-&it IN Hsrk-
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, 1865-06-22
Col. haQcr on Reconstruction.
Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tdhupe.l

FRHEroH1. Junt ~, 1855.
= On Monday evening Fry's large hall WAS
filed to ove1dowing to listen to an able ad-
dress by Col. J. ". shaftr on the restoratt,n
Of the rebel States. He handled severely the
present policy of restoring to political righ-s
The rebels Of the Southern States, and point
cd cut tbs great danger Of that course. he
proposed plan which appeared sale aud fsa.
sitle, but for the present he said the only
safety was in strong and Just military gov
e.nment. He advocated negro suffrage In
these States md said that If this wholesale
psrdonpg power Was TO he exercised, aud
this haste to return rebels to political power,
that the only hope for the country was ID
Congress, which he insisted hHd full power
under the Constitution over the whole ques-
ton.
he was particularly severe on Geus. Hal.
leck, Ord and Patr;ck's administration OF af-
fairs In Virginia. l wish he conld be heard
everywhere in the State, as the time has
coms for the people to arouse themselves On
this subject Of reconstruction, and see to 1t
that the country leaps the tull fruits OF this
terrible sacrifice OF life and treasure that has
1esulttd from the acts Of these wicked men
{now subjects Of 50 much cleuency); during
the past TOUR years.
Lo,al men approve of the doctrine enuu-
ciated by Pfesldent Johnson after the
assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, and ask that It
be enforced to wit that mercy to the lead
trs" could not be cxpeced from him. G.
, 1865-06-22
south Carolina Delegation =
Secretary Treuholna Arrested.

NEW YoRK, July 2L-T1e Rtna.ds CHARLES
ton correspondence eAys the delegation from
South Carolina TO Washington, Wnosa arrival
was announced yesterday, will ask An early
appointment Of q Provisional Governor fot
that State. Their frst choice for this POSI-
ton /. Ex-Governor Aiken, and their second
General Quincy, Post Commandant at
Dr.. Mackey, the well-known Chsslcston
unlontst, pEcnounces the delegation just ar
rived lrtm the city 10 confer with the Prcsi-
dent On the eubject OF the employment Of
freedmen In South Csrolins, IS composed Gu
tirely Of original sccess.onis.B and rebels
Throughout the war. He regards their
coming as Ell impudeat Insult to the United
Statcs., =
The late rebel Secretary Of tha Treasury,
3ir. Trenholm, has been rested at Colnm-
bis, taken to Charleston, and placid In con-
frem.ut :;-}' >.
Charleston hsd sgain assumed a business
like aspect. The work Of rebuilding the
portion of the city destroyed during the war
Is In actual progrlss, and the Wholesale mer~
chants were rapidly dBposlng Of their stocks
OF goods. Purchasers from Tie Interior arc
coming In in 1arRe numbers.
Heavy mortality WIS prevailing among the
peSsofs in Ghatlestau+
| Admiral DahlgTen had issued his vnledictor7
! to the oftlcei8 and men OF his feet, aud waa
expected to san for the North Immediately,
| On bca1d Of the Pawnee.
It IL said that there are at least one hun.
! dred Thousand bales Of cotton along the line
Of the railroad between Charleston and C3l.
nmb}a, awaiting the completion OF the line,
| to be forwarded to market.
, 1865-06-22

Disloyslty III Mobile.
Another Wow of fReconstruction

Il tcesa:''passss Of 's;0s,s:;sss,:3 ss:e s,s:
= of.I,, The state. { Of sdairs here, no
one tean ha7e an7 idea, except In my
position; having lived here. md being able
10 mix with the people snd learn their real
sentiments. Though whipped, there Is not
one Union man now In hundred, even Of
The most diluted Kind, and 1t viii -be sad
day for the republic when States, In the aW-
fully demosa1iEed condition thst these Frt,
come into Congress- the peera and equals Of
the 1oysl Northern States. For al Iran see,
the.e people must be Govarnod by the strong
am f6f yeara, and untd they CONS to their
scnsss, II aueh miraculous occurrence can
ever take place. There ara certain!y not as
many truly loyal men in any Of these towns
ss eaFed sodom and GomoHah, rof likely to
be as matters are managed now.
In this State, rs usual, the -seeesh are get
tlpg the offices. 'Duf Green, former Con-
fede1ase quar.ermaster, who served all
Though the Whr. and wsS noted for his ex-
treme opinions and act1ons, and ty1annlcal
persecution Of Union men, wns one of the
first to take the oath, and get m appointment
under T. c. Il. Dexter, special Treasury
Agent, over y loyal; applicant, who, q Ia
Banks, appears determined t. make every
thing right By giving parties and guzzliug the
secceh. OF the slate Of affairs here, scarcely
any Northern man can judge properly, and I
confess I 'see no basis for beginning to c'e-
ate proper sentiments among these people.
Archimedes promised to LIT the wpIld If he
could have place TO pnt his leyes on. There
secfus to me to be no pfnce to begin to create
, 1865-06-22

new YoRE, J1na 21.-The President has
paI6oned Montrose 4. pa1l-u, of Nisso ouri,
6. 81. Leach, Of North Carolina, ex-membef
ofCougrees. and R. D. Arnold. late Mayor Of
Savannah, the same who surrendered the city
to Generai Sherman. Warrants Tor pardon
were likewise directed to be issued to ". 8.
Mercy, Richard Potters.J. ". Duncan, G.
Halria and 4. D. Hay, Of North Carolina.
Among the applications tor pardon to-day,
waa that OF Bishop Lynch, the Catholic pre-.
late Of Charleston, noted heretofore for his
bitter and most vlrulent opposition to tho
Government and the Union. The petition Is
drawn up and signed BY Bishop spaulding, Of
Baltimore. and By the Bishop Of Buffalo, N.
Z. The tone Of the petition is exceedingly
humble and penltent. Petitions for pardon
were also filed this afternoon by John B.
Baldwin, late member Of the rebel Congress,
John L. Barbour, 1.te Pres!dent Of the 0ange
ard Alexandria Raslroad Company, T. ?.
kep9orth, of Virginia, aud r. B. nibbs, +. A.
GIlerton, and T. A. Buris, Of Delaware, uato-
rlous IS pilots and b1ockadetrunners,
, 1865-06-22
- The 10osh indian. infantry, raised In

~ lie lUVtH indiana infantry, raised IN
the northern counties Of the State in August,
1862, and which entered the serrice with 93s
men, returned aass weak With on1s 4a4 Of Its
original number, and had most fsttc1ing
reception upon It's arrival At Indlanapolis to
be mustered out. The regiment has mRrched
over 500 miles, and been in nesrly forty
battles and misunderstanding which are
vicksbu1g, Mlesion Ridge. Knoxville, Dalton.
Atlanta, kcnesaw Mountain, Savannah, Co
lumbia, DentonvIllc and Raleigh. Il has been
with Sherman ~ a part Of the 15th corps, and
at Grisroldville, Canvas one Of the Grte
regiments that fought sud whipped: L. .oD
tebels under Hasdec. It's present osganiza-
tion Is as follows Colonel, r. II. ;Johnsou, !;
lieuttnsnt Colonel, John ". Headtngton; !;
Major, William q. Vensmon Adjntant, Ed.
Goldsmith: Quartermaster, g. Brown; Sur
eeon, Pbllaader C. Lcayitt; Captains. Ell J..
Sherlock. II. ssbln, john B. Pratt, John ".
Gelstnecr, Harry Il. Nelson. Lrouard' Akes,
John NJ Carr, 1taac n. Fsa4ee, Noah I. Cat
te1ln, and James Bclinger.
, 1865-06-22

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Stone 5000 NJ 9.aC ktd hams. 70
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J. s.. Wills Bro loo geo D. smoked des,..... T.
1t1ng D As hams.-.... y
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1t Is carly yet to venture any predictions as
to the crops now maturing In the West but
not too early to soy that the causes Of failure
thus far developed have bsen confined to mar
row localities, and that the prospect, at this
season, has rarely been better than II Is to-
day. We loak forward to season Of abun-
dance. The returning soldiers, Of whom there
will be mnnJ tens Of Thousands in the North
west before harvest begins, will prove as
efficient help In agriculture as they wers In
wnr, and without doubt all the products Of
the bread acres. now ripenlng under the sum.
mer sun, will be safely garncrtd when TIE day
of cutting comes.
, 1865-06-22
Important Charter.

W-Vorot, Esq, Of TIL. city, chartered yestef-
dsy his yessel, tne schooner Columbian, SO tons
tufthtn, to IKE a earro stavte. (Amefitaa
Ffanse, lyin9 Oh The Bay Of Hseay,. at go u
gold per thousand. The Columbian viii te ready
70 t1ke on her cargo on or a3out the 5th Of jnly,
apd take her departure as soon rs the exme Is
Completed. 1ha Columbian 10 IN a ves.el, ,bu.lt
aonue two year8 sinte, and intended expressly for
III. ocean eerrtce. She IL commanded BY Capt.
yoEet IN expert navigator and gentleman Of hne
wne1aI uusi1steA.
, 1865-06-22
FINANCIAL AND C0MAERCIaL.


WxpxEsoAr ETtxNs, June II, 1sd6-
Notwithstanding the hct that the Liverpool
steamer which len 10 day took ont no gold, The
market hss been nE1ne1, and quotations ruled
higher 5estertAy. The1e 4teyasicu= reasons as.
signed Goz the advance, the chief Of which Is N
a&temp, IN New York among specnlators 10 ''cof-
n.1~ the malkct. II this Is the ou'y c1use, OF
coursc the adssuec will only prove temporary.
The Frcduce markets to-day ruled esraer, bat
less active. Flour w1s qniet and Unchanged.
Wheat advanced sc per bushel: Corn 19ac; aod
oa,s 1{Gac per tushe1- pfostaions, however,
were quiet and lower. Aess Pork decllued 80
s1.00 z bEs. WntekJ was dull and nominal
The demand for eurrtney TO dxs was sonpssA-
tEely lieht, and bus,1e1s At the teadtnT discount
houses was dali. Good paper was readily passed
at 10 per csrt. per annuul, aad Kecoud md third
craces were seeepted On the stseet At tlG1} per
ctnt. pr month IT, -
There vas good demsnd for Eiisasu exchange,
and nose Of tho h1nh complained OF \ short sup.
plT. There l. no ehaage, however, In rates,
which remain tteady At LILO discount to pax suy-
fng, and 1-lo9t premium selling. The bankers
sold fpsrinSly to each ether at 6oc p;enlun per
thousaud% >-,
Cold opened in New To,k to-day II 14cs, de-
clined to 1&c3, asd elesed, At % p. .- At 14s9.
The following are The Quotst1ona telec zspasd to
p,~A T. Ero+har. mi hf1kRrI.
, 1865-06-22

Meskf1. Preston, willard 4 Kean, $50 lcIn
Au mn. n Ctsf streAt Inform MS thrf III els ftIay
hsye teen &c, 300. Tiny keep supply eonstsn,}y
On hsnd for Immediate deltTery. =. i
sk-rn Cincinnati money Il In good aupp,y 1t SO
10 pef cent for good mercantile psper. Kastern
.Exchmee Ia te1zea and h1ghas-buytux at so@7se
pte: I'D seine at ~. pas ,f,a1 ,,.,t, no.
bsnts and IN opsn noarkst ca'l !oaus arc e,.y At
srnua @ for 1,.st I eisss rsm a. intsrior grades "a
aptr cent
oent per snnun on c,Il. nd 7as Der cant for tbe
be,t p1per.
In milwaukee, R,sts.n Exchange |, ttn a.p.s
Il Louisville money Continues s.sy at9 per
r-nt R.,tern Frchsnps IA nlentv II nar to f.fo
prem:
.spaena II III { t.o a,s embrace: about SO s.1es
s.s!e1. M se.s .'ysoss ~ -, - - ....Is
every indication that tae export VIII be steady At
aooat so bales PEI dsy In excass Of Tho wants Of
iha n4arfef. = ::
-Tbe Nev York Tria.rse say. Inst s4n,t e.
forts afe bttns r,da by rbs Uaised States A.
ths 1Est o1 sax o ,a ae1 3n sasg1 b
ne eollee.ed The batter Iha whole r sIsssm Of
income uxes u loose md needs thorough teron'
A Convention or Mtnue.ot. Bsukers vusha,d
- a. psn1 ~ ~ ~, tn.. ..mt..n = p ThaSr 49,
49, An " 0e ~" A"..s - 4Soo
son psetadeo. ana y. 4. honlosd asted II setfe-
taYy. The ful1oW1ng delegates vera present:
j. R.Thnmnem. presfdent 1st National Rank
l pf st. Pznls
| D' A. Mnnford Cs.hfer "a National Rank of A..
| Paul. 80"
| -h Tar1cll, c'shief National Marine Bunk OF
| o1e T,hc,r,,.o, f,.,h,A. p.St. ~ u;,,asn,. g.
| ptnt 49, 0"-A-> ~ - ~
| II g. Edxeston. President PEOPLES B,nk. St
Paul.
| fshss. Sehrffar. Gather Bsnk Of sttt,water
" p Westfai1 CAshier Nalipnsi Exehanee
Bsnk. S,uueapolif.
| r i. R1IdsStn. Cashfer 9tstn Bant ar Nfpuesn-
otts: ~N'3A-s e'A'S NA'1> y 'S1AAs'f
@. RtnIck, President Bank Of Hast4r7s.
! Tro T. Thdrne Prasjdsnt Ttnrne'N HsnE Hsst.
, 1865-06-22
The SGD Illinois Regiment.

aA1xsauRa, H., 1una 20, 1s65.
1ae 90 ies'nens 1 eApec'ea nome soon u
be mustered ont OF service. btief history
Of their services will be Interesting to their
friends and the people Of the State,
The s3a was mustered into thc service at
Monmontn, ut.s on tne lttn Gay Of August,
1862, Col. a. c. Harding commanding went
Immediately to Cairo vera there armed on
+hc arm day after Their arrlyal and went i'm.
,,caIa,e,I n Fort Done1son Via Fart Henry
nsanx11 " . " .sss 49,, '.N 10y,
on INC iehnessea. va tacir as5as4. 81 foft
Doneisou they relieved The 18Th Wisconsin.
ard list Ohio aud detachment Of the 5th
Joga cavalry. which most tler 1ayo since rar.
r;,nnos IN cnnnact,oo xe1.h otbe, }ncortan+
s,"." ! I.sats.a,... 49, sss-.,-.3 nt.tts
posn Ts.e sus ae,,,s srstan ta,s
was adopted for tho suppression Of the nu.
1ncrous guerilla and bnshwhacIing bands
--htc,, 81 f,fcsto3 s,rtb,rosf Eentrerv and
III. ''...s4 ~ ws..."s ~" .,-ro.s so,anh.
naoo1e tenuesete' roi 1uls Pu1tose eI1
ments q me regiment "cTc Kept constantly
on the srout, and many were the secret am
busc4des ard deadly trays with these rowing
bands. uutI1 this section Of country Was e[-
fectuailr clearcd Of thcm as permanent feld
Of orerattep.
Aftcr the battle Of Stone River sud the oc-
cupat!on Of Mutfteesboro, ey the army un.
der Gen. RoeectAus, the rebel Geus. W1ecles,
Forrest and Whorton, with 5000 men and
eleven pieces Of artillery, we're dispatched
down the Cumberland to retaEc Fort D3nel-
| eon and thus ptevcnt the transportation Of
supplies and reintosrcmcuts to the army Of
Cen, Rceecfane, particularly tho lat &, as
Gsn. Baird's division had started nom Louis.
| vile down the Ohio for this purpose. Inpur-
euance Of thts nlan at 1ak o'clock D. m. on
the 81 Of Febrnary, 1858, they Invested. the
! post and demanded M unconditional sur
, 1865-06-22


LEMBEE-Hect.ved I. .slt n. shipped 1.t53. TsAte
continues rather slow, nus &hesa Il no esitntlA
ehArx In yauea Ih.re Il Eot much nsmnsss In tho
market. CsrGo tslts 9e.e: Cargo sch: Rand from
Muskt9eu s u Ecod n.l zan ss,asten. At el:.'s.
Ci1go ecsr relo.s, ron Musk Eon. 100 N strips,
pa1aree COMMON Entxed At {l1o1; cargo sctF Alba,
rem Auskegon bos1ds. and + xood es1tps at lis s:
cargo tcsE s&os.to5o, from Mutkeson 1uo N lt,ipa
poarth At $lt.5f; catgo sch. HnboAti. from Auske-
ron, ito m strips boards aud good sswet tue-
Ter =: q. 50: cargo setr Uneine. iron Po:-
taEe Like Il eemGon etssrs bs1aree2xt. aud
Iolsts q. a11.cG: Gag, schr Ths=e Balls. fr'm
Menemnse t4on itrirs. balance mixed boards At
I'll o.; cargo tchr e.s1crf, iron Stu Eeou Bay 4
tt1.tt. b. lance 9xs. Jcas4 &c. II %lt.o
sH1HGLEs-Received 10 N; thlpred 6sl a. Mar
ket nfm 81 t3-3 fers1Ee1 A..
LATHsRtcttyed IL m; sh!ppsd as14 AA.k.t
ttesty IT 41.15@tto.
, 1865-06-22

missioner OF the Freedmen's Bureau, In let
ter to The Commissioner at Richmond, asys OF
fixing compensation to freedmen: II an
dtssnclIned to TX even minimum 1utes that
shall apply to all cases. The diversity sof
circumstances Is 80 Grrat that 1sbelteye i3s-
approved By the Atsistant Commissioners,
Supe1i1tendcnts Of Freedmen, or other Off
GERS on duty with connection With the Bu-
rcau. They must fret satisfy themselves as
to Joint compensation for the different
classes Of 1aboreIs In localities coming under
their immediate supervision. f the Comuts.
sIoner flxes rate OF compensation, there will
seldom be paid anything beyend that rate.
Be sure, however, to protect the employc
against labor without compensation. The
employer IL projected by his contract. which
the emp,oye, when treated IN good faith, Is
bound 10 iultIll,U
, 1865-06-22

i. The Produce nnkets today we're lsss active,
bnt priees ruled nrmer, though ut the close the-
cutaide figures were not n21ntstned. -,
Tbs Provision market was dat aud weak, and
owing to tho depressing nature Of the ueEs from
Ssv Tork, prices ruled esales. Tbs nrss Ss"
York dftpstch reported Mess Po1k II &aas'f, ons
the second dispatch quoted 1t At $500. Here the
ualket was duIl, sud Geo brls were sold Asa de-
eltne OF sscR <1.o9 per ot1-1C0 b.ls hsrfnR been
sold 1t &e3.;s, md so blls IN ptas.te te1ms.
Prime Mees Pork Wis neglected and noutnal It
fl9. .on1lo 10. Sweet Pfetled Hsms wcre In fsir
deussud md d17n as 1.44lsc. Bacon Hans were
In s,ood demand and frm, with Bale m 80 trts
choice .usar-curcd and eanysssed 1t &c. B11k
Meats vste neglected. There wns nothing done
IN Lard .....
were offered At Sla asG9s. "a. and 100. hs1s Aess
1t Sa60oa9a01.
The market for Hsshwines reuatns dull md
rou1pal, ard ~ hare no transactions to fepoFL
There wtre few buyers 1t Il -p6, Hnd Aumeseiets
at %1as. but they sre GENERALLY held It $500.
The adsaees ttum Now York were a2atu unfa-
vorah1e, and our Flour market consequently ruled
qqiet. huG without any eatenhl th1nRe IN value.
We note tales of 1870 br.s At Es69&9s.oo for
WHIT md IS. 50 for Bed Winter Extras, and ss.I
l6sotor spsirg Ext1as.: Since @change, We hear
Of 80 hr:s - Becker'r q" hney spsiuz 1t 81 Is.
The market for Wheat advanced 141ss, but
the1o was not much activity manifested We
note s,les Of ~, 900 hn 1t. S1.8a@lss Tor 30. 1
Red Winter; S1.13ka1.14k for no. Spring,
and 81. 60 for No. Spring., The1s wzs nothing
dolog in Extra spr1ns. "a Email lot Of Rejeeted
eh1n2cd hands at SIC. At, the close thcru were
tuyexs Of No. Spring It ,$1.111 snd sellers 1t
e1.14t. The demand WIS both shipping and spec
ulahve.
The market for Com opened rather quiet At a
fligAt sd.anec On yesterdays closing ps1ces, bus
subsequently becarae rather active md advanced
1G7c- We note sales Of Isl 900 bu Of Ill grades At
H2seac for No. i; EsGa4c foE No. 4 aud 81 O Tic
for Rejected in stoze; 5'se for Yellow III stose
s7}e for No. Tree on board md SIC for No. C4n&
aaoat. A boat 1oadb by snupie changed hands al
sc. Atshe e:o.e The nlfket WIS nrn At the out,
side prices.
| Eai1y GALES Of osts wera made at the closing
pE1ce. of3estezday, but subsequently under ht
iLfuence Of good shipping and speculative de-
usnd the market hecsme huoysnt, aud aavAaeed
l22=. Later In the day allRht reaction set IN
! and the market zeceded s41e rom the extern
, 1865-06-22

The Gardener Knight Of England Ia dead!
chatsHorth, the Beautifnl. and the magnificent
Crystal Palace 1t s,deuhaus, are hta monuments!
Born In 1905 1t kllton.Bryant BcdfordshItc-
ench seanty education a. he received from book1
he obtained at the Wobusn fses school. The hum.
bic circumstances Of hls parents early Obliged
him TO rely upon himself Tor support, commenc-
Ing bis career as a common lahor1ny MN At CHS
wick, tho suburban yilla OF the Duke Of Devon.
ehtfs, uo attracted The attention Of that noble.
man, who transferred him to Chatswo:th, whcre
hts sspidly developing tslents aeon gained him
the management Of the Dukes entire peshyzhiru
cstzteE md, uader his Euperiu!cndtuce, Chats-
worth obtsined its reputation az tho mott cels-
bratsd county seat Of Eng and. His display OF
gt nlus In the production Of cnrc matte ELECTS IN
Horticulture has never been pasaltelcd. Its
laldscspc gardening attained tueh distinction
that cur llmented Downing WAS drawn from the
new world 10 ChatswoElh, xhero he studied with
entbuslatm ita magnificent fountains. lts naiural.
etque style Of tres grouping, md those grand r.
t,deIal combinations OF scenery which rival Ma
tnre's SELF. ...
In 1871 psx.on,s plan for the cryrtal Palaes VA
adopted. and that unique structure was erected
nndcr his direction, and procured for him tho
honor Of ofknifhthood. Tho present greatly en-
Arced and remode!ed p.lace Of e1ass aud tson At
Sydtpham IL the work Of his wonderful and pccu-
lIsr genius. He did this "stately pleasure done
dec1ee,~ and thither The psoudes, atistoerat md
bpun1est peasant eonereRate for recreation and
lnet1ustion. Tbs denlxena Of smoky, foggJ Lon
don hsb!usl5. xep2tr to this mammoth cooee1SA-
tory, where their limited sphere Of llte
is enlarged into 1roptc realrs, md aons the best
representations Of ancient ard modern art and
scicpee the world adords- 4 few minutes from
Ion1 On Bridge dnds them wn1ttng beneath tow
e.ine palms, gazing upon tho towering dome Of
, 1865-06-22
Dea1ftutIoninN Northern Georgia

DeA1ft0t1oMtnN0 N0rfhern Georgia
ClscINxA71.J June a1.-A Nashville dispatch
to the Gdsst.< says: General Thomas has Is
sued an order allowing all persons sent
north Of the Ohio River TO rematn during the
war, to return also ah ,lfshln4 the pass eys-
TEN oTer ali railroads and rivers In his de.
partment-
General Wilson telegraphs to the govern
Ment that he has issued to the poor at At
lanta, during the LAST seyen days. one hun
dred thousand pounds of meat and aour. The
people IN the ten adjacent counties are In
Starving condition, and relief mus. be e1-
tended to thirty thousand people.
, 1865-06-22

= BAs11NE11ns,d d.uanh Is n odsssts and ps,ces
: an npch2nGed- sWe e. pttnuo o ,Quote:
NosthxtsssI1 A.: m. Eed lla. a. lo ..-..to %
, 1865-06-22

WAsu1ac1os, June Gl.-Edmuad RufHn,
Of Virginia, Who fired the first gun on Fort
Sumter, is dead. He committed suicide near
Richmond on Saturday last By blowing hts
had of with gnn. a memorandum @ Vas
found amopg hts papers, says the Rich
mond Republic, stating that be could not live
under the Government Of the United States,
that he preferred death to doing 50.
, 1865-06-22

Federal government was deprived OF
the power 10 protect. limit or sunnr&aa
1t, the State government was pssmi.ted to
do either. This stata Of things must bn re.
ve1sed and the Federal Government by: m
amendment Of tho Constitution must be
clothed with the power to establish. pisffnta8n
and protect freed dom or the pulp1t. ofsn,ceh
and Of the presa, On III 1Guastions thronphnnt
the South, just ~ IL nhayc slHavs ento1ed It
at the North. Without these, experience has
proved, VIC cannot mzintaIn *he rrnt,n.
Wh&tcyer Is necessary to maintain the Union
The government must exerclaa tho n,var Ia
Dc, 10 matter Of military neces]ty. and s.n.e
1t IL not expressed tn-,he- Cou5titutlen ths
peopls nnuat vfndtexta tts rrerr,,e min hv A.
Dfopcr sintsniam,nt tho eneeaed nover sh n; h.
therein expresslv eiyen. 49,. :: ~
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~ e'uaena toc aPpontnt. Ms. McCal-
toen W. NJ .msse 1aaaen1 tacosst' ous
unaa nsu wno nau spent nts Ale In oauk-
lug aao u eootacs "ita aus'rs: ana eon'o mol
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, 1865-06-22

1s0f0s
lFton Lie B;61-inxton t1ll,1 PAntAgra7h. fsth.1
CcEx.-Eor thai It few weeks very nttla eoEo ~
been brought TO msrke Ths Esa ~ psea sS
eVen sc our ssmeIR do not Ike t9 aelt On Inass.
oar h3sh ~ pa1d. but cn Saturday mo&s 0t
Inc tu.ers Lnly pat1 sc: DC SIS EIre1 ID eonc n
tsAuee!, andi hare heasa Of ooe coafass ior eon
fime Hntn mett o. sh= cosu Il gsnsra b. d ssed. ana
the prlcv w1& cn1Y Up 10 70 c, &c 4nond Gee1d'
Mtuac quantities drawn - Market