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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

E Receipts to the fund, for re-
lief Of paroled prisoners at Ahapolis
for the week ending April 5th 1865.
{ Mr.. John Iron $500, Mrs. John
Iron 81 ,e0, Fsnd-2 prs-socks Mrs.
Hannah Lowry g., ,91~ Rev<lR b
iYan DeuHsen COLLECTION taken up on
Sabbath nigbtat Presbyterian Church
in Gallipolis S22,00. IL. VsDgilder
Cheshire township, 1 bog sondries;
2 bbls. potatoes. u Mrs. John Smith
ers keg pickles Mrs John Hutsin-
pillar, 2 cans gooseberries 2 bottles
Ketchup. l keg pickles.. Mrs. A. Le-
clercq, 6 Jars fruit, lsack onions Mrs.
r. L. Stewart. 8 cans tomatoes. Mrs.
George Brown $500. Mrs R Black
2 cans tomatoes. l do. grapes i do
sweet pickles, i jar cherries, l do
green tomatoes 1'Fpeck onions 2
bottles blackberry wine Mrs -- -
8 prs socks. Soidiers Aid 1S6cirt,i
of Gallipolis pr. socks and sl.50
cash. Mr.. Young Sl,OO, Mrs
Daniel Manck $500. Mrs. Eliza
beth Tope pr. socks, Mrs q. W
Livesay 6 gal. cans tomatoes. 2 do
gage plums. Mrs. .Newsom 2 gal
Jars black erries. do, eooseberries,
l do. tomato pickles. Mrs Chas
MintGri l can peaches, l do Rasp
berries. Miss EIIza Sanns 2 bottles
blackberry wine, Lean tomatoes, l
do blackber1es. Mrs. Roman Me-
nager gal jar pickles 2 do. apple
butter. Mrs. Nelson Ford l bowl
currant Jelly, l jar Pickles, l gal do.
blackberries. Mrs. Graham z cans
grapes, two dc tomatoes l can black
berries. Mrs, DR. John Sanns 2 bot
ties blackberry wine. 2 bottles ketch
up. jug tomatoes. Mrs. j. L. Kuhn
l can peaches, | do. pears, 2 cans
tomatoes. Mrs. D Y Smithers | can
tomatoes, can plums Mrs. w. Y
Miles l jar peaches, 2 do gIap's
Mrs. Aleshire peck dried spples,
l bushel onions, = bottles blackberry
wine, l can blackberries, l can
peaches. l jar pickles.
MIR. G. w jackson l Dbl onions.
]. j, Cadot & Bro, ] Dbl onions.
FROM Clay TOWNSHIP,
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
EUREKA. GALLIA Co., o.
~ magazines, 9 books, 20 tracts,
9 comforts, towels, 9 pair OF socks,
l pillow, 0 handkerchieis, 6 rolls OF
rags, I new shirts, 6 old shirts, i
pillow case. 6 rolls Of bandages, 81
gal. apple butter, quarts of goose
berries, II gal pickles, Il bushels
dried apples. gal tomatoes, l quart
dried currants, pints dried cherries,
! pint currants, l gal. cherries, 2
bottles horse radisb, II gal. black
berry jam, / bottle pepper sauce.
We have received number of ar.
ticies, the donors of which are un-
known.
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GROCERY.
L | @ t 0 L
P R 0 v 5 O N
STORE.

I HAVE opened IN the brick building
i known as Warth's COZ ntr. on the Public
Square. in GalliPolis, largs and extensive
assortment Of
GROCERIES
OF every description. either for private
families, or Steamboats,. In this line ] defy
competition. both as to quality and prices
The choicest ass6rtment Of Teas, Coffee,
Sugar, Rice. Molasses. Cheese. Bacon, &c =.
always on hand.
LIQUORS
Of every description. quality and price
Old Rye whisky, which l warrant pure IN
der sffidGvIt, Of the finest favor. Brandiee,
Gin. Rum, Wines Of all description, and all
kinds Of mede liquors-as Ginger Brandy and
Wine, Blackberry Brandy. &e
Country pEALKRs will do well TO give -
call before purchasing elsewhere. We-can
and will, 10 cash or short time buyers, Offer
such inducements as no other establishment
in the county can afford.
STEAMBOAT xES will find amongst my stock
everything required for their tables OF bars, al
Cincinnati prices.
PRIVATE FAMILIES can be supplied with
everything they may need for daily use. and
all articles in this line are selected with the
greatest care AMI warranted pure, fresh, and
unaslulierated.
Call in st the corner Of Court and SecoLI
streets, on the south side Of the Public Squap
in Gallipolis, il you want the worth Of you
money.
Jan. ]. 1853
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ANOTHER GALL,
VOLUNTEERS WANTED

TO bay Cheap Goods Of Isaac Cook,
On the north east corner of THIRD
and CEDAR STREETS,
AN prepared 20 accommodate the public
| with anv qlrintity OF ehrap Groeeries. IS
cheap us they can he bought IN town for Cab
or FRO rce. Ny stock eonsiSts 10 Per. Of
Tea, &.
Cofee.
SUgsr.
AolssseI.
Soap, GprtnaS.
snd Fancy.
Starch.
Candy asst'd.
Tobacco.
Cigars,
Spices Of all kinds,
Break aud Cakes,
Flour.
Soda Gud Butter Crsckesy,
Bacon. aud Lard.
Nail. allsizes,
Tubs and Wash -boa!dS,
Baekets.
Carlton oil.
Coal OIL Lamps,
Lamp chimuess,
Glass Wsre. 1-l
School Rooks,
Boots. and Shoes,
ell kinds and siIes. s
Note and Letter Paper.
Ali the above Goods. have been bought for
Cash, and " Ill sell th,m as cheap as any
other house in town Wholesale Grocers not
excepted. Don't forget. North East eoraeE
ISAAC COOK.
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H The Assessors blanks will be
ready for distribution on Wednesday,
the 18th. The Auditor requests US
to give this notice, that Assessors
may not come for them, before that
time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

S The election passed off quiet
" and resulted in the election of an
entire Union ticket. We have not
been furnished with any returns; and
cannot therefore give the vote or
names of persons elected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

H Mr.. J. R. Keller has taken
charge OF the SHERMAN House, y
and bids fair to become very popu
lar with our citizens as a Landlord
From what we know of him, 1t Is fair
to presume that .'he knows how to
keep hotel" Mr.. Jeffers retifes
with the good wishes of all his pat
rons.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

H Our friend J. NJ cofman; Of
CLAY township. has kindly furnished
MS a supply of Tomato and Early
York cabbage plants very fine, and
of large growth. He has a large
stock on hand and can furnish our
readers with them on short notice.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
PuItic Auction.

I WILL off,.r at public Auction at the late
/ residence of John W. Blosser deceased. in
Springfield tos nship, on Wednesday the 5th
day # April 1865 thefollowing property:
Tine Cow. Hay, Corn. Wheat. Oats, Back
smith Tools. Wagn maker Too s. e large lot
of Wagon stuff, . lot Of Wagon work finished
and ~ flashed Que Buggy, Harness and sad
die, together with large lot oil other Perso-
nal properly, to numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at 0oeloek OF said day
and to continue from day TO day until all the
property is disposed Of. Terms of sale msds
known on that day. when and where sssen'
fsre I'D. GEORGE.
Administered.
March, l6, Ie65.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

H Prof, A. G. Sears informs US
that the Summer term of the Gallia
Academy. will commenced on Wednes
day April 18th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
GALLIPoLIs TOWNSHIP.

Jus ice-Jotn G. Damron.
Constables-S. B. Lasley, A. Full
Ter.
Trustees-A. Logue, A. Cole, D. Y.
Smithers.
Clerk-H Black.
Treasurer-A. A. Wood.
CORPORATION.
Mayor. G. Damron.
Councilmen-1st Ward; r. Ale
shire, D. Y. Smithers
"a Ward; Jas. Brown, c. D. Bailey.
81 Tsrd; Henry Grayum, John
Vanden.
MarshaHS. B. LasIey.
Audftor-D. S. Ford.
City Solicitor ID. B. Hebard.
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GallipOlIs Island for Sale.
OFFER ut private sale the Island in the
Ohio RIVER. frnnti6g CALI oils. contains about
- acr-s. The soil is rich. anl uDdrr good
cultivation, and would i.e a fine piece Of land
for the raising OF Sorghum, belt Of timber
surrounds it H
For terms de-, inquire opposite Point Pleas
ant of
-. -5-rr JOHN BRYAN.
March, 30 1865
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Sash and Doors.

ESor sale at the Planning Mill at the foot Of
II Third stre.t l ID .ir
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
~ Applicants for teachers GER

n Applicants Ior uA
tiacsses viii take notice. that the
school.isw. has beeu amended by the
present Lsgislature; 50 that the fee
ptia By each female applicaat for q
certificate shall hereafter be fifty
cents instead Of thirty-fve cents.
The fee for males remains the same
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
For Rent.

A VERY valuable farm in Raceoon town.
n ship Gsllis county OHIO, near Ridgwsys.
containing l6O acres, 100 clear, 10 in meadow,
good house. barn. spring and orchard. Apply
Al the Journal Office or to the subscriber on
The premises.
Marrh rs. 1865.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been appointed Ad.
i ministiatOr Of the estate Of John W. Bios
ser, late Of - allia county Ohio. deceased.
HIRAM D. GEORGE.
March, I6. 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
Ready Made Clothing,

of every style and varirty, made in the best
and most fashionable style. sss
Also Hats, Caps, GLves, Hosiery Crnyats,
&c. the whole eomI rising rs good sock oi
Furnishing Goods ns can lie found In toU n, ali
of which will besolh at the low st rates.
Also. Groceries, of every kind as
Coffee sugar,
Tea, Rice,
tobacco. dc.
Fresh and as ehrap as can be had at any
Grocery Stole in town.
Eyery thing usually kcptin general store
will BE- round, at their ICONS, ahd the public
are invited u call and examine their stock
and pr,ees before purchasing elsewhere
all kinds Of Country PrOdue- taken inrx-
G .nge FIR goods, or cash I'aid for it in any
qu tity, AMI at the highest IrIees. Farmers
Will 10 well To give us = call.
n. EMSHElMER & BRO.
Ja.s. 5th lS65.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

1865. MACK EREL. 1855.
MACKEREL; full assortment IN barrels,
Hl half bzrrsls, rter-barrels, and kitts.
Also, Goldfish, HsrTings, &C., for sale low,
a D. 8. FORD & BRO.
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KAMA VII A RI YER
PACKET COMPANY. s B
Victor No. 3.

NApDY,. Observation-Disclosures. .Maste-.
Will leave fot Charleston, Camp Piatt, and
all way landings. ass ~ s..s
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DRY GOODS!

Cloth, Cassimeres. az
Calicoes, Musline,
Dvlaines, Airaeas and
g &c. 20 ! 2 Fine Dress Goods 8
of every description, equal to any pth'r Storc
in town. which they will seh as low as the
loX,st. IL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

Letters and Packages for the aboye Boat
left at my Office will be promptly delivered
az JNO. A. ROBINSON.
April. 6. 1885.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

BEES WAX AND FLAX SEED.
CASH paid foa Bees-wsx and Flsx-seed.
" JNo. A. ROBIN SON
Jan. l.lses
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seed! Sccd!!

seed! Seed!!
= Bushels Glover Seed,
CU so Bushels Timothy Seed,
T. % Bushels Grass Seed,
20 Bushels Red Top Seed.
EE Is boxes Assorted Garden Seeds
For sale by CO a. HEN6ING.
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KPouf.

IN barrels, half barrels snd by retail. for sale
by o. 8 q. HENklkG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

That their taste or fancy may de-
mand, and at prices to suit.
Ladies who appreciate q finely fit
ting Shoe or Cater, of the finest ma
teral and style, need only look over
the cases in this house, to be at once
gratitied and exactly suited as to
comfort. taste, and price.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15

;ror.oroe voun not ho likely TO waste u by putting
the severed end of the wire in communication WIN .
ns,rnmens at Vaents. while the electricians Wy
latter station could send 10 spnsT ,nere was
thrOuyh n cut cane, Dul, vi 'n' N'"''"'' NV
total loss ofinsuation
Tns intelligence we publish from the Great Eastern
today hopeful for the success OF the
than appears on the face Of IT. 900 miles have been paa
ont which means not only that the after tank, whch
kent her so heavily down by the stern and so seriously
ippeded her speed, is empty but that tne passate
the cable from the stern Ik 10 that forward has bcch
fsuccessfully accomplished, and the end is now iast
tightening also. Tie aftermost tank held s3o miles oi
cable aud 400 tuns of water BY this time therefore, ~
i vacant and good length viii have hcen taAeh OUT VI
the forward tank. which only contained 100 mles III
round numbers the vessel has now expended nearly
1900 tuns Of cable and wafer ana Zgg ns tuls
of coal Every 1000 TINS makes @ difference
of Ii inches in her immersion, so thar, count.
ing the consumption 0i stOres, &c the Great
Eastern is now six feet higher out OF the water tna
she starting in perfect rim 10 ehape seI ~ ss
conrse against almost any weather she Is hHeiy 10
meet. That the latter has os yet bnen a,ns", sn,
larry mild is shown 'y g,cs ,Ae rs S@a" .s Der % cent
IA n usual allowance for rough weather but up 10
tle present the Great Eastern has not exceeded ~
This ought bring her on the const OF Newiounu,aI 10
with only 400 miles paid out leaving still 400 miles OF
cable ON board to complete another submarine INK
wanted there. Onr DESCRIPTION oil the sbofe emu VI VI.
cable was by mistake 50 worded as 10 convey an i' %
pr that il was continuous taper from ite thekes'
part al Vaentia ont where terninated IN ITS great
es depth at 100 fathoms. This is not SO. Ire oape M
is of uniform thickness Of 81 inches throughout ITS
entire length Of 81 miles Az the eea end OF this length
there are 500 yards OF rapid tapering nl ends 10
being the size Of the main deepsea portion OF the cao'
This shore end the and heaviest ever con
structed weighing upward Of 20 tuns mile and being
equal To breaking strain Of 90 tons All the passne
rods which form its outside covering are careihny
gavanizcd 20 protect them from the rust which SO socn
consumes the stouest iron wire when lad IN shallow
seas This portion Of the line was manufactured Dy
Nr Henley the maker of tho Persian Gulf cable. MI
Henley himself of the most experienced eaDlc
LAYERS volunteered bis aid at Foilhommernm Bay aud
gave most efficient assistance an submergng this Poh
derous rope from Valentia out TO sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Pres~msasieu-ssle Of Government Lave
Hteck-The Fsigste Congress Finally
Raised and Taken 20 Norfolk-Move.
nsnts or Tresps and ssesmers-A
Rebel Vessel.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 10. 1865.


Col. A. y. Blunt, Assistant Quartermaster al
thi. most Was presented last evening with valuable
cod watch and chain valued lat 400. BY friends IL
Seventy. Eve horses and mules belonging 10 the Gov
eminent ere sold st auct ion In Norfolk to-day st ia
priees. -,-,
The old irigate Congress raised at an early houi
this morning and started for Norfolk While off Sew
nls Point she got aground and additional steam
WAS applied; but she got of with the food tide. pro
ceeded up the Elizabeth River and at II O'Clock TINS
morning she was at Bakers Landing Norfolk
The frigate Constitution arrived this morning irom
Newport X. l., via Annapolis.
The steamer idaho from Port Royal arrived TO-DAY:
The steamer Sentinel with the eth fennsyVanis
and tho steamer Edward Everett With troops, arrived
Ia day both bound to Baltimore. u.,...
The steamer Titan from Washington bound 10 hhtoI
Head and the tug Moss Wood from Baltimore pou"a
10 New York also arrived today.
The United States steamer Emma ns sIrNeu sIrnv an
from Por. RoyI with the cigar shaped ProPeher
Pre,tou in tow. She is 40 or $50 feet long a,svs
seven feet OF wster and found on the .tocAs ~
Charleston after the evacuation she was e''ue"' :"
The steamer M Hatteras, nom New'YorE' passed mere
bound TO Norfolk , ...;,.s ,o.aav
The steamer Eagle, from Richmond, srrivee .o,9ay
Win psrt of the sSth Pennsylvsnis Regiment pouno
One company OF the sl,t New York was usnsserrea
today from Groves Landing. james River W Cherry
Ohe hundred Government horses arc " Do solo 81
CherYvstone Eastern shore to-norr0w.
Savannah pagers sf the vi. 'eeeivse hs~ eess"V
uCwf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15
Humiliating Acknowledgement ~
quired from St. Domingo.
THE DEMAND FLATLY REFUSED
Perpetual Blockade Of the Dominican
Coast Declared.
Prom The Wsshingtou Chronicle.

From The Warrington Chronicle.
Important intelligence from the DominicaS
Republic has Just been received in this city and a ve
learn the official documents have been laid before the
State Department BY the act Of the Spanian CoToe
May 1865 the military occupation OF that iasnd We
formally abandoned The attempt TO convert an Amer-
can State into European colony had been made 9
terrible flure by the brave and unceang
the Dominicans and Spain leaves st. Domingo - sac
left her other American colonies-because was oe-
yond her power ~ stay.
As last shot in the gasine, Gen. Gsudara, queen
Isabellas Governor of ST. Domingo. demands of the
Dominican Republic false and selfaccnsng acknowi'
edgment that Spain went 10 take possession OF the
Dominican soil aud people at the spontaneous desire ei
generous and that she leaves II entirely Of her own
fres will because she has such profound respect fcr
the rights Of every people, without regard 70 tneai
9Th weakness that when she discovered Snes
the Domnicans preferred their national Independence
che would not remain.
All this magnificent flourish being rendered int
common. sense English, means that the Dominicane
must take upon their innocent shoulders the blame ana
disgrace of the infractOn OF the Monroe doctrine y
SPAIN and also put record against their coantfy
claim for the cost Of the attempted subugstios OF NE
Republic whenever it shall suit spanish tact'cs ~
harass them for its payment. The Dominican 0oS0n:
ment fatty refuses TO sanction snch an admission, sos
Gen. Gaudara has declared blockade on al the coasu
and harbors Of the Dominican Republic HIS oncer1
according 10 private accounts. talk in the streets
SantO Domingo Of laying the city in ashes put tnere
q considerable amount of foreign property wthin ta9
precincts, and the indignant CapfainGenerA WI
probably take INTO consideration that France England
and the United States might have word TO say d.
perpetrates upon their citizens the want0n barparse
be practises on the helpless Doninicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15
Extract from a Private Letter from Va
Ieufia.
FROM Tne Daily News, July 81.

Everything here is going on so satisfactorily
that really have nothing 10 write TO you about Inc
signals are most satisfactory. IoG are, imagine,
aware that speaking is attempted. but that all the
signals here received restricted TO the insula ION
and conduciion Of the cable. Two cells only are made
use Of as al informed from this SIDE and the same
power believe from the ship. / am perhaps telling
you nothing new. but 1t do 10 harm repeat that
the system is follows: AT ten minutes before every
hour (Greenwich time) the ship commences signalng
to The ordinary signal il five reversals. one every
two minutes: the signal for every fifty miles paid out II
as before, commencing ten minutes before the hour.
hut ten reversals, enc every minute; and that
for every fflv miles by the ship. two reyersas
Of two minutes each then two OF one minute each and
then two more Of two minutes each am often IN the
instrumen roor and watch these signals Two clerks
watch one The rejecting ealyonometer and the other
the chronometer each calling out time and respec
tivey and YOU geheially hear the two words come
from them at the same instant. The sisnas 10
uumistakshly clear with slight oscillation nj each
end and IL is most curious and interesting 70 watch
these oscillations and know that you are ihereby
watching and noting every roll oi the big ship winch
is at this moment upward Of five hundred miles dis
tant
The amount of slack paid out has been 50 far sing1
lary regular ard jlstifics the amount previously cal
eulated upon viz 10 per cent 80 miles being paid ont
ths Afternoon for 30 miles run We have been 30 Tar
sineulary favored with the weather Tie glass here
is st exceptionally high, 80 deg. 40 min, and The os
citations ON board to-day much srHti tlan yes
terday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15
CeumereiaI Intelligence.

IlyIRrooL BREADsTUPr MARKEr.-Messrs.
Rihnd.on spence Co ,nd wak.hcld Nash Co report:
Fnut aus ct aud steady Wheat dull aud Tuosdsys improve
nsn, e., Corn quiet Mrei D. odJis on the spot, ~ a
- q to agIivc. -. -.
LiyERPooL PROVISION MARKEr.-MessuL Bisland AthyA
60 r.ger, Beef has sn gpwad trndency mostly for hno
oualr.s Pofs frmer. Bacon buoysnt nd advanced f
Lard hIni and advanced as Oh tie week quoted IL
3d. Butter irregular. TAow active a. ~ dA.
LIyYRrooL PHoprcs MARKtr-tBrokers Chcular)-
A..-Maist .aser TOT Pots and hrmer for Pearls. slsa
and ,,eady Coffee steady Rice quiet and steady Lin
seed an upward tendency Linseed Cakes hrm H As
Il. "a ~ Ia Cd Sperm OIL inactive Hosn activo. bot
irregular sp.fi. Turpentins quiet At N dt Petroleum
Bou English brandon report mATbet quiet and steady
q 5dI o ioE Refined
LoxpoS MAnxrr.-(BaIinsl, Whsst hrner and ad
y.need ala Tne weather las been unisyofsble for the
crops. bat has improved Iron quiet aud s,esdy Sugar IN
active. Coffee Aciive Tea trIn Eice hn. spriis Tur
p.ntin- have upward tendency quoted E Petroleum
tesdy. Crude 20i Rstnrd2 5. Tslo~ active At ~
LospoS MosEY MARxET-tuuds were rather hrrner on h'
all Con.o. advanced Tho discount demand was III gh Al
tL. sd,snced rate Of per cent
LATEST.
IIyrKrooL Saturday Afternoon, Aug. s. 1860
CorIos-sae. to-day 500 bales including 600 bales 10
,pecaa,or. and elpoite. The mAhs is fiat and quotation
rem ain unchanged
Bgy.psruyvs quiet and weather favorable for crops
PRoyIuoSs steady. Bacon buoysnt and still advancing
Ta0w hrurr. ..-.-. .
Lospos, Evening Aug 5--CoysoLs closed at 80. ~ fol
money. - =. =.
AxsRicly srocEs-llinois Central Railroad. ~; Ens
RAllro.d SdSi. United States f.ye'Twentiss oSdoS!
Panrs Evening. AuEls, s-Bourss closed quiet; renie'
Ella ed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-15
FROM RICHMOND.
Ceu. Terrys Pssmstisu-The Cslered
Treops and their 0rievasccs-M iIisary
Prise.ers-TurusV,F Farmer Wilson and
. Mysterious strsager-Dnmage BY
Riot-A Nail Factory Set Runnisg-
mr.. Ould Goes 70 Wsshinyssn - be Dec.
torcd-Cslored Bspsiss Convention.
from On speciAI correspondent
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. IL. leG3


RICHMOND. Va. Aug. II. lsG3.
Major-Gsn. Terry has, quite unexpectedly,
been promoted to be Brovet Maio General in the
Regular Army a deserving compliment TO patriotic
aSd efficient officer.
The statement OF grievances made by the colorcd
people have been thoroughly sied and the necessary
remedy applied The l2th Regulars have been assigned
the charge Of the NEWMARKET Guardhouse. with the
care Of the upper part Of the city, change has also
been made IN the Prov Marshas their districts and
tho regiments on duty. The 10th Connecticut and the
iIth Maine have been ordered 70 this city, and the
three companies Of tho .ith Regiment nited States
Coored Troops sent TO do guard duty in the vicinity OF
Rockctts
The Peritentiary Of the ruins standing bearing that
,e have been turned over by the military TO the civil
authorities, and Gov Pierpont has appointed ~ keeper
Mr. A. Is. Holmes very highly recommended as having
been the past two years Union scout
MILITARY PRISONERS.
-Four military prisoners are confined here awaiting
action by the General Government upon their crimes
Commission is expected very shortly 70 assemble in
Rchmond and pass judgment upon these persons.
The Gnt 10 Dick Turner. known al the Infamous and
inhuman keeper Of Libby Prison during the days OF
Rebcldom About two months since Dick effected his
s.cspe from the dungeon In which he wss confined In
that instuon and after three weeks dihgeut search
vas found In house Oregon Hin in this city The
Penitentary having been sufficiently repaired he vas
sen. there since which time he has been confined IN
celsby "a sees BY Gnd seeing only she surgeon,
wle daily ylsits him TO inturs his rood health.
s,ai lasu,, nay rot be sr'nad oes u ,.r dus. III,