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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

BILLIAnps-THK LARoE-r RuS ON REooRD -
The Cleveladd Herald of Friday gives the fol
loving account of the largest Of billiards ever
recorded; il Was made by Mr.. Frederick G Brit
tin. a fine amateur player OF this city He com.
menced q friendly game with another gentleman.
and after making run OF thirty Eve points. got
the two red balls in the corner. and made tho un-
precedeIted run of seven thousand seven hun
dred and fifteen points The largest run hereto
fore recorded Was six thousand one hnndred and
fifty points. IL was made by gentleman in
Louisville. Kentucky. few weeks ago. The
run made yesterday by Mr. Britin Vas made
upon full csrom table, aud occupied four hours
and twenty minutes. The balls were out of
their position in the corner six times during the
play, but by expert manipulation we're forced
back. There Was not . foul stroke made in
the run. and the counting snly ceased b, the balls
becoming" froze" This remarkable run show =
extraordinary nerve and the utmost dslicacy OF
touch in striking the balls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
south Carolina Delegation tu wash
ingtOu - Relations between freed
men and their EmplOIera

Nav YoRx June 81 The H.ralds Char
le-t0u correspondent ssys: The delegation from
South Carolina. which arrived in Washington
Yesterday, have instructions 10 represent to the
President the eIpediency OF establishing an
Efficient plan whereby the relations between the
freedmen of the State aud their employers in re
gard TO labor and wages, can be satisfactorily
srrsigned They profess their willingness 10
award TO the freedmen thay may employ one
half OF their crops as recompense for then
labor but unless they have guarantee that the
labor shall be continuous. is will be OF no use to
commence operations.
Another idea is, IL the late slaves are TO Ia
allowed to choose their employers and their &C
cupstIons. they will invariably sel.ct corn plan
tstiOns as the easiest work, 10 the great diminu
ton of the cotton and rice crops
The members oil this delegation accept abolition
declaring il il re ,lly the slave owners who have
secured their freedom in getting rid Of them
They express the deter mination to he loysl. il
they have failed in their great undertaking and
think they we're right in seeding, bus admit
they might have erred
The same correspondent, Gays: The rebel Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Trenholm went to Co
lumbia and reported 10 our commandant that
he va. ready to deliver himself up at any time.
He then led of with zeal TO carry into effect the
emancipation orders. and MAS the first TO con-
tract satisfactorily with his freedmen, several
hundred in number, not one OF whom left him
Before the War he was a gradual emancipation
list. and his ready adoption of the views and pol
icy of the Government in Columbia has had a
salutsrv effect in that region, and under Col.
Houghton, who is praised by all parties. their
trial will be subsequently made. An
order was received from General Hatch Tor
his arrest The order was pronp |, obeyed.
and Trenholm drove home under parole. 10
Or ng'burg, in his own carriage, and proceeded
thence by railroad to Charleston, where he WAS
lodged in jail In conversation with Tren-
holm's son in Law, he told me that Mr Tren-
holm had to take the position of Secretary OF
the Treasury under JEFF Davis He dec med
twice. and was At last perempto,ily ordered 10
report at Richmond by Jff in the iolIowing
dispatch: Your services are needed Report
im uediately.'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

HowKs CIRcus.-rhs COMPANY has been per
forming in this city three days. and with a
cess which has been unequslled. We have not
space to sllude to the managers aud performers
in detail, but great credit is due tor the sdmirs
Die and successful management OF the exhibition
60 5 Luce. who has charge of the horse de
partment. probably the most competent horse
nan who has such charge placed upon him; to
j. W. Forshsy. the Treasurer. an accomplished
and geatlemsnly business man, and q. Susng.
who has charge OF the ticker department This
company has one hundred aud fifty horses. aud
about ninety persons 10 the troupe, and such vas
their quiet and courteous department while here.
that 10 would be hardly known they we're in the
city A friend, who has stabbed circus horses
for msuy years. informs Us that in his whole ex
perience he has never had business with . CON-
pany Who will compare with Howes' Circus in
gentlemsnly and honorable dealing In addition
TO this. IL il the best show that has ever exhib-
tied in the United States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

Trsm uavans-The Oay In nayu
Nav YAK. June 81 The steamer Z ,gl,
briggs Hsvsns dates 10 The l1sn.
The rebel General Slaughter vas driven out 81
BrosnsviIle by his own men. and bad reached
Havana
J Q. Breckinndge, Oolonel Taylor. Captain
Wilson, Aide-de C-mp 70 Jen Davis, tvo sol
dIers and q negro arrived at C.rdenas in an open
boat. on the llth. probably from the Florid-
coast. BreVknridge vas presented to the Csp
tain Ger er.i, aud Is nov in Havana.
The Hsytisn war continued. but President
Jefrsrd's tro0ps sere victorious In all engage.
ments. AID the rebel force was decreasing
The steamer G.Ilstin nightly lands force 81
C,pe Hsyton 10 protect the residence Of the
Uaited States Consul.
A petition. signed by most Of the wealthy in.
hsbit-nis OF the island. has been forwarded 10
Spain. ssking that General Duize may not be
superseded ~ Cspr.in General.
The weather IN Havans 10 very warm. and
there is the usual quantity Of yellow fever
Wm 7. Minor. United States Consul General
at Havana, was q passenger on the Eagle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

and corps; on 2Ssh N,vembss. xss part OF the
oruins part, .. M.-sisa Ridge. folio~ing the
en. nv 90 Rsnsrold. Gewg,s: skrmi-hed o.
Baxssrd Rsost. Fsbru<r, "a. 1854. aud rsusinei
at camp X nggold until My Z; the regiment
participated Ia all The pfincip, battles aud skif.
mi-hes Of the campaign against Atlanta; from
Atlanta, vent 10 pursuit. OF Hood 10 korsherp
Georgia. and from thence through Georgia to
Savannah, from Savannah TO Coldsboro Worth
Carolins, from shich Place u msrched to
r letsh Redmond snd Washington: the toisi
e.su.Itie- have been-kIiied In .ctlon ~.
wounded IN .ctiou 1873, died IRON Wounds aud
di--.-e- aI4; the regiment returns With shout
3OO men tor muster out.
FiFra cAvALkr-sIsErirrH REGIMENT.
THIS regiment -4s organized At indianapolis.
ia o .tOber. 1862. aud lett on the ~ OF Decem
b.r liter beng stationed at various po,n's ob
the Obm river. IL rendszvoused at Louisville.
X, March 4.h. le63 soon after it va. cent 20
Glssgow. Ky and -ss doing scouting dutv until
the I7th OF June; hey we're then sent upon .
chase alter John Morgan. from which they re-
turned TO Lou sville. July eth: from thence they
sent via Portsmouth. Ohio. TO Butington's Bar.
IN which hsht the regm inert vas the attacking
party, aud did nearly all the hghtng; they sere
then sent 90 Knoxville, where they arrived Sep
tender I. 1865; went through keysport aud
Knoxville. TO Loudoo. Tenn on the 9th OF DC
t.,ber. 1868. they marched via Knoxville aud
X ,gersviIie. gained the rear OF the reoel com-
n.bder Williams. foughthim on the lib. and
drove hIm beyond Arlington. Va aud returned
by the wsy OF Cumberland Gap TO Knoxville:
on the lst OF May. 1864. the regiment marched
from Kentucky, and entered upon the Georgia
campaign. doing lsborious and ieulng scout
duty, aud entered Atlantis with General Sher
mans army On the 26th OF July the regiment
marched with General Stoneman, in his great
raid TO Macon, Georgia, aud on the return. the
mouuted portion OF the regiment. numbering
ISL officers and men. was surrendered TO the
enemy oy General Stoueman. On the 18th OF
September following the dismounted portion of
| the regiment vas transferred TO Kentucky. aud
came bone to vote At the fall election Ga the
| 18th OF January the regiment was sent TO Pu
laski. Tennessee, where IL remained until the
10th Of the present month. when il Was brought
home To be mustered out IL has been 10 twenty
two battles ard skirmshes, ADD during the mont b
of June. 1854 in Georgia it was skirmishlDg
nearly every day IL has marched some 500
rifles and transported 900 miles by water il
has captured in all. GAO prisoners from the en
envy during it, term of service, losing as fol-
/ lows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

ing iOsI hts appetite ana hi- sleep Somebody
~ho ssw him recently reports "him sltting in his
bed. his bros iurrowed. his cheeks sai ken. his
ewes hslle--. ling the black ~.il- oi his cell
- Il he $40 great horror before MN HIS
nerves are gone: be starts st the slightest NOISE
ike ieverish child; his physical organism j.
Frustrated almost beyond tecaperaiipn. H..
physicians. after consultation. noosed absolute
charmed house quiet in his easement. and nov the
guards OF TIE prisoner pace bis cell in slippers.
that their footballs nav not give sound The
prisoner never reads. never talks s1cep; 20 utter
quefulOGs complaint. aud this las, he INDUCES in
much lees fsequeatls than be did -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
suicide OF Fdmuud Rutfin, who
Elred the tITst Gun on Fort Num ter

w.sHlxGros. June 2i e imund Rufiu. Of
Virginia, -ho bred the hrst gun on For Sumter.
il dead. He committed suicide near chmond
on Saturday lsst by blowing bis head OF with =
gun. A memorandum vas found among bis
papers. says the Richmond Republic, stating that
he could not liv- under the Government Of The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
Gov. Ozark. OF Uis~tssippi, Under Ar.

CsIRo. Jane ~ Go. CLARK Of Mississippi. l.
regpfs Ell to have passed through Meridian under
mih.,r, escort on FnJsy last
The Mobile snd oa'o railroad is reported com
pletei 10 Corluth
IN, = uthers Rad ~ill soon be completed u
' k-bug
Que hundred o,es of cotton and a LOT Of ID an
ufsctured tobacco cAne ort OF The Tennessee
river to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

PERsoSAL.-we are pleased to learn that Cap
tain Charles d. FentoD, lately in command at
Camp Carrngton. has associated himself with
II. zekiah. in the popular Geranium. ut No. %
k-nturk, avenue under the ETY. lie OF II zeksh
a Co Captain FenIon. although a stranger to
most OF the citizens OF lndisn polls. has 50 con-
Quoted himself that he is not only esteemed by
his late fellow Ulcers, but all who have made
mis- acquaintance. and all may congratulate
themselves in retaining so clever gentleman as
Capt Fenton 222
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
fire at Aiexaudria-Che Death of
Mrs eW Qrd

wA.HISeroS. June 81 The storehouse OF
the Sanitary Commission in AleIandris. was en-
tirely DESTROYED by fire this morning IL wa. a
large frame building. erected near the Orange
aud Aler 4ndIia railroad deoot.
Mr. VIM Il Seward. wife Of the Secretary OF
State. died at 10 o'clock this morning Her re
mains will be emb aimed and taken to Auburn
The Safe Department 10 closed in consequence
Of her death The family has been called Oh TO.
day by distinguished oticisls 10 tender their syn
pathy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

tn The designations of First Lieutenant Johu
II. Welsh. of the Thirty first. Second Lieutenant
Willis NJ. Coleman. of the Que Hundred and
Forty third. Captain T. G. Robinson. OF the
One Hundred and Fifty fifth. and Captain Ben
G. Dewey. Of the Thirty eighth have been &C
cepted by order Of the War Department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
sronciads 10 ss Laid mp at League Is.
rand.

PHILADELPHIA. June 81 BY Instructions
Of the Navy Department League leland VA.
visited yesterday. for the purpose of preparing n
fer the ironcl IDS. which are all to be laid up
There SIR several monitors ia the stream OF
the city. which arrived yesterday from The SIuth
Atlantic Blockadlng Squadron. including the
Nonsdsnsck
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

No;ss OF all the Determinations Win be prompt
" furnished upon receipt Of sgbsenplioas
The Notes o. this third Series are precisely similar In
form and privilege 70 the Seven To rites already sold.
except that the Government reserves Itself he opgon
Of pas, interest n gold oon At per cent iase.d %
3-loths Ia currency Subscribers will deduct the IN
terest currency up Jay 18TH at the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes 81 this third series Of the
seven-lhirties will commence the 1T % ysne sns
will be made promptly an eon'iraou-ly after that date
The sight change made In The eoncil Of this TsIkp
sLRiks errcs only the matter interest. The pay
meni in gold IL made, will be equivalent the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return Of sPecie payments IN the event Of which
on, will the option TO pay interest In gold be allied Of
would so reduce and eeuAliIe prices that purchases
made with six per Ia gold would be fully equal
those made with ana three-tsnths per cent In
currency. 1hsis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

IF rich growth of hair produced. the naiu
raj color restored mot dyed. and all diseases Of
the scalp. falling IF, &c. cured bv using Eu-
reks." the infallible hair restorative. Price
81 90 per bottle Sold bv all druggists.
+ SESorR,
Druggist, Bates House Block, Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

tX Crompton's Strawberry Basam Is a Ger
tain remedy tor diarrhpl, dysentery. cholera
morhus. fuI. heartburn. and all bowel com
plants Il il entirely vegetable. specific Tor
camp dsrrtei. Sold st wholesale by Browning
& Slosn, Indianapolis sod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
o,d.ti

tE- he Indianapolis Insurance Company il
prepared to insure property against loss by IRE
THIS Is 4 first class Company, managed by our
most responsible business men. Their Office is
in the Sinking Fund building. on South Penn
s,lvsnia stree, Wm. Henderson, President. and
Alex q Jameson, Secretary. 25-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
pROsp EcTuS.

A MN vol LINK II 1BE gU.f AOi PDk-
n traits q Pre-ltenf Johns.E-Iso eu-: rsc-essry
fsrsr: Queen Vcoris; the impress kugenie. the m
peror .lekanter. julius CRs r. II ssesrbes ofGer-
.cter ID. Con-p and Lev they look. the Ply
Bony 20 Clss.-f. Love and lovers. Sccoad Ntrtz<-s
Pat Folks aid lie IN Folks ane hos cure tosm vts
illnsfrauOn,. the Russian. ~ah portrait ssrgag the
lang. Immo taify q ID. = W.sneerfai Predscfisa
Fuhiiet hymeni-i Poetry; Msi1sn'- Me- An trp-si
g. N the seaih. Art and At q Prsc lea Preaching:
WORK Day k~hgiou: hnt 70 h.dca ladies' t1cgtenary
% Pr LoiogS aud Physiogonemy. ~ith enxr.slns..
H.;s-A Me- Notion, illostfatec. oar IoaBtry; Able
Bodisd Men: Esrls Patriots Anerc. nu .rstet Our
fiBal<es. The .uszt Cable, AgeTiesns In Eng
Land. -lth much nsIe In
july DoUBlE no. PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
best No. ever issued. Begns Nev Vel. onls 20
eeLt-. By return post y-sr for o.. sue criee
Addrr~~. Messrs FOWtfk WELLS.
ls9 tlt4s2v No. - frostssy. ST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
Gen. HurIbut 10 be Cou Il. uartiaicd

Nav YokK, June 81 The Commercial's
Washington special, dated June 81. says: Gen
Hurlbut is 10 be court martisled at New Orleans
on serious charges
Officers from New Orleans report that Kirby
Sm,th made nothing privately in cotton opera.
tions He only used cotton TO secure pay and
subsistence for bis army Hi- Qnu,erma-ter
lately turned over to Gen Candy, s. 900 IN gold
as rebel property
Captain McHafey arrived here to-day. bav.
in charge Mr.. G.,lse. of Cahawbs. Alabama
Who advised proposals to sssassins'e Mr.. Lincoln
for one million dollars. The prisoner is q Law
yer, aud claims that the sff,ir was joke. He
BIS applied Tor Reverdy johnson aud j. T
Brady as counsel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
ueetingtn Taneuii Hail.

Bosros. June 2l.-The Hon. Tbeophl. Pr
sors presided over q large meeting in P,neuil
II Ill TO day. To discuss matters relating to the
iIture pro-periiv of the country. Among the
liar at spe ker- sre Henry ward Be~cher. Z
II Dana. Gov. Boutwell,. and other prominent
mon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
TrRRE H.urE AND RICHMOND RAILRo.p-

TERRE H.UTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
CHANGE % IKE On aud alter Mon ay. June
~. the time OF this road will be changed : toll
lows:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS leaves NJ ZOO
A NJ Exoress. 100 =. 81 Mail, 3:40 p. N
Express IL: 20 L NJ
Estwari--Expre>s arrives at $40 A. NJ
Mail. 1880 VI Express. 7:25 + NJ: Ac
commodalion, $40 L. NJ l6-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

H-The city ia full OF soldiers that have either
been discharged or are awaiting the process Of
going through that interesting ceremony. Their
conduct has been that OF good citizens. and ~e
have yet to learn Of any serious disturbance
growing out of their return, or in which they
have participated We hope it may continue
and the example set will undoubtedly have its in
fuence, and restrain those who have the vicious
in their composition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

FoR SALE.-A very superior family horse,
six wears old, broke aud trained by one of the
best horsemen in the State tor bis own family
use. and is altogether reliable: also new Jenny
Lind ia mily carringe-Drew & Sha~s mauuf.c-
ture-wbich has been USED only occasionally
during the pas, two months. together With the
harness ana all the accompanying figures. such
IA combs, brushes a., necessary tor taking
care OF horse. For further particulars inquire
this ,.tfice. lot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

IL The Supreme Court Was not IL session
yesterday. The sapctity of the previous day =
proceedings were LETT undistursed ia the silence
OF the Court room The Court created soil.
tade and peace followed thereat. The clumsy
wheels of Justice will move again to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, Cabi-
uetmakers and to the Public.

uras WOa.8. Plain and Ornamental Job Turn
er. soutn street, between Penn.ys.niA ed Aer
49, .,,... Keeps constantly on hard coed ss~ort
80, a. "a, u.l,t,rs AID Ns~s Posfs, AM u rs hem g.
-, a., ali kinds Of turning In blcinx s.rk don.
- ID, -iIi rec~ive eli KINDA Of orders turning IA
the cabinet making line. s~dstssds. table iros, &c
a., wors desc promptly, realty and ct reasonsbl.
prsces. AS-s-
sprls-esD
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U. s. $40 six PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Roads worth handsome preBiBs. ard
are sx'mpt. e. arr al the Government Beod.. rrDu
n Il, oousfs and kassoipai fayaficn, 1iack add
from one . yee Isr oenf ~ e fA~sr rsfs<
according to the rate levisd tPon ether properly Ths
ieteresi is psysoie ssi-snnuae BY coupons .st.el<
each note. Shoh may De on soid 70 any bsnl Of
banker.
the Interest at 7.so per cent.
amounts 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

Eureka '-THE lNFALLIBLE HAIR REsroRA-
TIvE - Decided, the best article tor restoring
gre, HAIR TO its natural color. mot dyin. curing
all diseases of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling of giving II sOi'ness and gloss
that nothing else can produce Prce 81 U0 per
bottle Sold by all druggists
j + Senour. druggist. Bates House Block
agent eUd-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

Police MArrERs-Dana Bilnguath and
Christian Spades we're put on the chain gang
for fifteen days for being druuk
feter Dawson came down Nth three dollars
and costs aud was discharged from custody.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

sE There will be no receptions TO day All tho
regiments no. here have been received, and the
work Of paying of progresses ~ fast as sve Pay.
masters can make II do so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

tH-An accident occurred TO the Lafayette
train. by the breaking OF an axle Of the engine
near Collar. Yesterday morning The train was
delayed until nooR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
7.3O LOAN.

These nosss is>aed snasr date ofJsy rs iss and
are payable three years ou n. date IN eurrsuey
are couvertab a. the optien % The hsiaer tate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

IN Last night was gorgeous. Wrapped in
the solitude of your own originality il ~as
comfortable to smoke good cigar and gaze
heavenuards Rather.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

u The Masonic Fraternity (colored.) have
some kind Of celebration to dsy In honor of
some patron saint Of the Brotherhood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

IL The Circus people made another parade
Yesterday. 10 was a big thing 10 The Circu. line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22
JOB PRINTING.
CITY 1T Z m S

H There uere no promotion. at the Adju-
tsnt Generals yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

Less than 2sooOoOoo OF the loan authorized By the
last Congress on the market r4is amount, al
the rate at which II is being absorbed will all be SUI
scribed Tor within months. when the notes Gill
douotedly command premium, q, bAs uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions 10 oiher leans
In order that ctzensin every ard 81 the
country may be Afforded facilities for taking the loan
the Eaiions Banks, state Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed
csive subscriptions par. Subscribers win select ts.H
own agents, In whom they have confidence. and Who
only to be responsible for th. delivery Of the
for which they receive orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

CINCINNATI. June 81 The 0aio Union Con
vention met at Columbus to-day. Gen " b
Woods was elected president. and " Btries
Secretary OF the Convention. Gen. J ID. Coz
was nominated for Governor by reclamation
A Q Mckinney, of Warren county, Lieutenant
Governor; Hon, 5 s Warner, of Lorain, Tres.
surer; Brinkerhotf. OF Richmond county. AT
torney General; Lieutenant Rodney, Clerk oi
Supreme Court.
The Convention passed resolutions giving God
thanks for the overthrow of the rebellion Ia
menting the cruel death of President Lincoln
endorsing the policy of Johnson's administration
that four years Of sanguinary war has demon
strated slavery and It's institutions; that. while
we are anxious for an early reconstruction o the
fractional relations with the nsurgent States. We
demand that il shall be upon such terms as will
give the assurance Of peace and security to The
loyal people. and prosperity 20 the Fedora
ITnion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

The regiment returns with Eve off; GERS and
three hundred AMI 6ty one men. under com
msnd of Major NJ ID Lesson
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

The 6fty wears peace betseen France aud
Engiaud - TO be celrnrsted.
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Georgia Affairs.

INV York. June 81 The steamer Arsgo
from Hilton Head. the 18th. has arrived
The Savannah Herald has been received. but
contains no news of importance from that city.
A large number Of orders relative to police and
other regulations of the city. are issued by Gen
Woodford.
Augusta dates state Howell Cobb vas al
Macon.
Reports are favorable Of incoming wheat and
corn crops.
The Augusta Gazette SAYS: The locsi suthori-
ties in the adjacent towns and villages have
qualified themselves for their offices. and every
thing is harmonious. The negroes are going
back to their former owners To work for wages
and farming interests are promising