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DRoPOsALs FOB FORAGE,


f3;sr oxn,f,,mn,.v,, 06,, D-r,, ~ u~,1s.
~" Wns5;.S Sgsse' S1rc n Hefg' r. x.r ~ 49,
BIALED PROPosa q ... n l. =; 1t.s ~ y. =, .00o
siSned foI anrnivip ~ N.Y. 20 ~ sas uaue,
Denartment n Wssh;n % Di S1sf tSa IWHs.e.
Nd. Alexandris and Fort Monroe. Va. or siths,
Bids vim be racsya3 for ths 5sIi,asx ~ a.oa
bushels OF Corn or Tsts M "a ton. % s.vs
and upwards. esr~Au W 'onS Vi oSS o. eHa"'
infc % must ssass At Which a. the aoo1s named
rates At VsieS tRsy v;u m.Sa SsI;vn;as. nna aas
he Quantity OF each sftcis Droposed TO he dsIiysr
msn.es nms Ensn ss,d dslivsiies shall be com.
ThS @ sne nnsn " pc Gomp pieted. -,
bids pfiee "0s' " Hri1seh ou1in words on ths
Corn to be pu< M In eood .4or+ ...,. 81, ,...
two bush els each Oats In Iits Sscs. ~ bont,bas
Withsut eXtra eharSs 10 ~. % 1Lnisrso Ts
Hay and STRAW 10 Be secnrsIv hsIea nmeA'' AA'
The pafticular kind or dsscrintion Of f)ats Corn
Hsy. OF STRAW. proposed to be SsIiYsIed mnst be
rated In the proposals.,
yitsd. Viii Be Ubecs 10 risid insUeetion bT tSs
n Sefh Tine q . 70
ne toSest lesponslple ploGets "a tae inseren Q!
Haae Mnen ne whole ~ amount contracted ior snail
3ae ossa seivered anu sSSepse1. q ...or,,.,, II.
ao piaast ish WI De re9uiis1 d 70 hT Wa rssuon M
gr1posAI WIN gufanV Hgned ~ Mo LesHor.
apie pelsens tnaL In case nis e,o oe seScp.eo ~
OF tney VII, Wlialn zen oays taet;ttSS'eL eaee1vs
4mclens suIenes, IN sun e9aa - ZIG sn.o H ~
oI tne contract 20 oenver Inc aiLcies pfeRosee
ronIoimy NH n ~. Inc ..;d higdSr % .bnn,d saiit
enter into the contract they to make good TIE dii
Terence between the oner Si SAID oiaoe1 ana tne
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M9ss M9ss. szoLIosY sszoLIosY:
MONe, SZOLLOSY.
MONS. GZOLLO6Y,

The following Ladies. concentrated in one
BOUQUEr OF ROs1s,
BOUQUET OF ROSES,
Viii also appear:
GARDNER BIsTERs.
FANNY NAY,
ANNIE DLMOkE,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA WILLIAMS,
LOUISA PARKER.
KATE ULLkkN
Ard e<hers.
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LOUISVILLE, June 4.-The guerilla Stewart
was not executed yesterday, as reported, hay
ing ten days respite at the hour assigned
for his execution.
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National Council Of CeBgregationalists.
BcsToN, June I4.-The National Council OF
the Congregational Church convened to-d day.
About four hundred delegates were present
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ARREST OF JOHN Mitchell.
His Quarters Supposed to be In Fort La
fayette.
NEW YORK. June l4.-John Mitchell, editor
Of the Daily News, and lately editor Of the
Richmond Examiner, was arrested this after
noon, and taken TO Fort Lafayette, 1t Is sup
posed,
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~Edward ]. Roye, colored, who, twenty
years ago was barber in Terre Aante, In
diana, has been appointed Onief Jnsuce OF LII
IBERIA, to MI the vacancy occssioneo ~ the
death OF the Rev. Boston J. Drayton.
xrrwo gentlemen Of New YORK have re.
Gently given to Madison University. in that
city, the sum Of sixty thousand dollars, one.
half of which amount is TO be applied to the
scholarshi2s for the benef1t Of young soldiers.
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sALI OF ARMY MEL1s.

sOA" WAsH1seroS. b. q. May 2s. 1865. (
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis
mails is r reduced in proporton to the REDUCTION Of
es fhsre s: n shs aTaass Of
and
tGMs IN THH woRLD.
Many Of them were bought in the beginning of
in all their marches and can ps, and are thor.
oushiy broken hardened hy e1srcse; kente he ana th
and The North % also has susrsd from the drain Of
apimsls taken to upply the armies.
WIFI Nj SsiNs 3S
TRUl VALU1; and such opportunitesio ior iarm-
1 s .ns ssss
speeul at,ons, By Purchssn them and disposins Of
my2s ct Brevst Major General.
NOTIGl.-For sale $50 setts Of land horse sec.
3 aRd 81
strse,.. opSo.ise N.senai Hossi issim M ON
pLUMBING. Gas AND STEAM RIrTING.
lam prepared to execute all orders for above
description Of .ora a At the lowest market rates
A1S Persons M ms DESIRING the INTRODUCTION of Gas or
Water into their premises win find it to their ad
vantage to call before sylnf saEPaHsp fidi5s
(successor to J. ". Tbom pson & Oo.,)
my &C. cow iChron Intel ,Rep]
1R6 AND OTHERS.
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry. thieknessss
go 0oo feet clear Pine Lumber Of all thieknessss.
assoftment of Building Lumber.
For sale 1T yard, No 81 Water street, George.
town G., superior lot OF g. and M H. Ash:
KITcHEN GIRLS, CHAMBERMAID's WAIT
n ERs. BAR KEEPER and COOKS. &C. Intel
hgsnt men AG nNTs. With good per centass can
s tfs SsRfs Rhbi
'AA''" ss1 St, bet 9th and 10th ;ts
- Letter Box 467
Families. Hotels spdl s.loonkeepers can find
OF WILLIAM RABE & Co,
3S7 D ST., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
te2 laWlms Letter Box 46S.
[F,ena shs Largest Ma.xtac.xrtns Casmis,s ;.,D
IAN ACQUAINTED WITH MIR. h. r.nR1m.
L BOLD; he occupied the drug store opposite nv
business where others had not been equally 80 Ss
fore him. have been 6vorably imprs sssd yith
Firm Of POWERS 3 WRlGHIMAN,
m25-6m 9Th and Brown sts. = Piiiadsiphis,
HILMBoLgs CeNclNfRAT1D IxFRAoT
a11.goIppSH SosossTsaFRsSS; Il &; fiji FRS;' 'ixrnaor
sAReAPAR1LLA. ts Il. Great Blood Pwjfe1.
Both are prepared seeordins to rules Of Pharma.
g and Chemistry, and are the most active that aas
% @&os' WN H-eu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and G streets, near Penna. ave.


THIS Thursday EVGN1NG, June Is.
in the new and succegsful drama or
eLIkYE Ma MON
OR, TEE ORPHAN OF CLONM1L.
and for the fret time in the great buEleeQue OF
MAZEPPA.
supported by the favorite Comedienne,
MRS @. B. BISHOP,
and the entire com pany in both pieces.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvanis Avenue, near Willards.
THIS EVENING,
GRAND REPRODUCTION of the Gorgeous
ALADDiS; SyS;e On. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
The entire play employs in its Grand Marches.
Beautiful Dances Wonderful Transform ATOMS.
Grand Choruses, Brilliant Tableaux, and Cast of
ONE HUNDRED LADIES AND GENTLIMBN.
The Talented Wash ington Favorite,
Miss 6CSAN DENIM, with new sonesQ as
ALADDIN.
The Great spsnish Danseuse,
CSRlTO. with new and charming dances.l as
Prominent among the Beauties Of the Play Will
be the Wonderful Curiosity and Beautiful lllu-
LiViN9 FOUNTAIN OF CoLoRlD WATERS.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. GRAND
NATINIE or ALADDIN at Cheap Prices Of Ad-
tn n H0laE -
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urIILIAM M B A D LIY,
w sTTIAM hAksLl Works.
~sppJr MANTLHs. MONUMENTS. TABL
"a WIsHEf AND TOPS, 30.

and WASHsrAND TOPS. 30.
nonumepts made to order on reasonable terms
" IN Eesn constsntiy on hand lASrlRN NAB
pLI AID MARBL1 THING.
Orders for Plumbers BLA BS promptly attendea
90 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18TH and Istn
VIoToR BHcKER, PIANO TUNER AND
-RKGULATOR, -
Estsolshed IN iSss, and formerly Known assane1
for Chickering Sons for Washington.
Orders nov rsssissd at Dempsey y O'b&3ois & "a
1nkravsrs &c, S26 Pa. avenue, between YEA Az Az
10th sts., y. G. Reichenbaeh's 3 Plano Rooms, ASe
nth street. near Pa. avenue my 3flt'
FTSHURsfoNp IVORY, PIARL TOOTH Pew
Ill DEB, for cleaning, beaptfyine and presery-
Ing ths TsstA and GnTisd This elegant pfsPsra
MON sh'ies =. O. WILLS & CO..
.ua;eH eH York. Proprietors.
VxJILLs' CELEBRATED MAOHINl-sPRDAp
w sTRINGTHENIN6 PLAsTlRs are the very
best In s cases for Which plaster is REQUIRED Per
sale By all druSgists. Jan 1-soly,a
vTNoWIN0 PROMPTLY ATTENDED, 10, 6Y the
i Potomac Tow Company's Boats, POTOMAC,
SOW CURTIN, and BELLE HAvEN. Apply 10
re OsptAins on board or to JNo. b. DAVIDSON.
Wster street. Geo -getown nay ID
TVlKI NO MeRI UNPLEASANk 1uD ON
GATI RIMIDI1e for unplsasant md danger.
.r. H.esses Use HHLMB0LD's EXTRACT DO
GRU nd INPROVlp BOSE WAeH. m~-eW
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GROWERS NEW THEAfER.
PennsyIvsnia Avenue, near Willard's.

NIxON's NEW YORK CIRCUS,
Sixth st., Near Penn. Avenue,
Positively last two performances,
THURSDAY, June 18th.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. jeli ct
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
ACCOMPANIED WITH
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES.
BRASS BAND OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGE
OF BALTIMORE,
Which consists of
TWENTY-FIVE YOgNG PERFORMERS,
From 10 to IA years of age,
AT ODD PILLOWS HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1865.
TICKlTs so GENTS.
OXFORD! OXFORD! OxFORDl
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRD.
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvania syenue
Rsapp''r.n'' soss. st ias t5irt tSSSnar.
in his Wonderful Act Of the
Having recovered from the effects of his severe
This week, first time Of
TIFF: :5sEi:: N II F.FE1sS4Fs:: R.FFlsSS4Fs:
First time 'i iIs s's sls9}'s.sfzss: R,}';i sftiisiss
First time Of nossss Is Ms1o RRInsSnisr; RIsHeS
On. TN TWO M6RDiRERs,
NoTIQE1 1wnDH.sDAI NEXT. Benefit Of O..
ixTKA ANorIeE.1,LI.aiss,G GRAs3 MATINls
.,u,s!ioa5i .,,aiv55iRYa WsEDMs ,sE1ots ssDAY'
jsia 'D Tox 1 DURAN. Managers.
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q D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
This pRopHYLAr1c i. sold By all Druggists
and Grocers.
This great PANACEA has been established 20
years. It's medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENr AND AROMATIC.
twill eradicate all derAn cement of the SYOM
ACH end BOWELS. 1t gives
STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUVENATEs THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA. LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAssITUDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHRA, DYsENTERY,
JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FHVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, in which will be found
testim onials of PEOPLE WELL KNOWN in
Washington. 2e jim
@@ THE WEAK AAa,
IMPAIRED Sc sRRYls1eHr,
orisinatins either from inarmi'y of age, general
debility of the nervous system, protracted sick
sightedness, will be restored, improved and
ttren gthened by the use Of the esls5rsHsed, @ H1,
BRAzItIAN PnsBhs saeS Giving
and comfort to the opt,s nerve; aGS 20 suited
Scientific and Practical OPTICIANS,
244 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th sts also,
3ss Pepna ave-, National Hotel Building.
~ARTIFIoIAL HUMAN EYES inserted with
out causing pain, and ade to correspond in color
size and 70 otion with the natural one. Je9
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HILMBOLVs CONCINfRATlD IxTRA0T
~, rpoB BugHu Is shs Great DiM,stN. ~
BAReAPARILLA,s A, Is a. Great blood PxriSe1
Both Gre prepared according to rules Of Pkarms.
ey and Chemistry, and Ns the most active that oap
pe m&oe, mar H-em
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Families. Hotels andi Baloonk eepers can find
HANDS through the Central Employment Once
OF WILLIAM RABE Co.
357 D ST., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
je2 laWlmS Letter Box as.
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N ERS, BAR KEBPARs and COOKS. &c Intel
ligent men AGnNTs. with good per cent tags can
ind 81 .uations through the Central EN- mploymsnt
Ofi &c of WILLIAM RABl & Co.,
351 St, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
Letter BoY 161
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IMPORTANT TO oAB1NlT MAKERS. Bull

DRE AND OTHERS.
Large lot of Walnut and Cherry, thieknesses
from to inches.
go C0O feet clear Pine Lumber Of all thiekn nesses
from three to Eve years old, together with lar ree
assortment of BUILDING Lumber.
For sale 1T yard, No. 81 Water street, George.
my 2.tf r. WHNATLIY
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NTOTICl.-For sale $50 setts of and horse sec.
~ ond hand HARNEse and large lot SADDLEs
373 Pennsylvania avenue, between "A and 9th
sfreefe opposite National Hotel. je 2.lmS
, 1865-05-23

ASTRClOG,Y.


The EcFtf fAAnr pr. hAl1IAEL U Ee Desc. Ii
Sa1csets Saea W. "'"7.. se'e NC
ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,
~, ~, hezn nnt,,.rrat. III, pbo.e font hop.,
harc ne.a In III snd nias,o al go
naTc eGea ssa1jsa y t!t5e 1a s+ a.
~op 4asu tou ereE!sEu tnr - ~ - vsrr
III II n sss ~ - ~ at,r :iss sfsad,, nd
cnTv. your srf misc Iii hs.1iess All ias .uas las
your sr,ctr aud tsapsctahi,is. n re- o1 eyi! r.
ioL6 Of those thrY love- cousuIs ht to Itegs and
saisfy fheir nnGa $40 TO neu oht III snsr o&sa' All
AL. A''.' "'A W .e r,
or.,.
nc Tas IN faeFr nsd.s e. ,sn XII, Al
h.Fpv mAfna3e AMI maSey .ns ~ nsp21 IL III
ato ana aarsee ~ y = Dh ie 2 soS:sM T. r LIZ
Snee5r amt Fxanpv nfortfare.
ofe~s "
Ekezes4 Of
oou7, rnruop x,rrpsxrp M, nrrcr.
, 1865-05-23
k4=IEEkt>RD FACILITIES.


tEtam the onaha Republican,
IF the good people of Chicago could be
nede 10 realize the magnitude o the trade
which is ANNUALLY transact:d hetwecn the
aiIuiua D;str.cts of the West and NorthEeat,
{. {.n,rsl4:.,. :he new State Of Seva'Is. and tbs
Terri:o-,.s Of Colorado, Arizona, Ncw Mc1i-
60. Utah, Idaho, Nontsna. Nebraska and
Dakota 4 aad tie various CITIES end towns Of
the Missouri Vallef-and II they were aware
Of tie fact thut nea:lE al OF this already
lnrre and RAPIDLY increasing traft. Is trans
acted primarily With the merchants and NAN
utectuleIs Of st, LnEia, they would place q
force Eptn one Of the lines Of railroad cx.
teuoine west ltou, their city 10 the Mssoasi
River, ia.gc enough to complete It within the
next twelve mouths.
Those who have not seen The Immense
vraon trains whl.h 1eave LsavenWnrih,
Atvpison, St. Joseph, Nebraska t1tl. Ea.,s,
Iucu1h aLd Omaha, almost every DAY II lhe
zcar. M heavily f1e!chfed with every description,
md variety OF supplies fur the vast dsst1et
Of country embraced within the territory 10
which VI have trscrl ed, eau hare no just con-
cept' on Of its magnitude, Or Its importance
to the cclnaacrc:al interests OF city.
Mere than txe hundred fright y Tsson; sSo ess ere
towns Indicated above, with pefhsps s!nele
exception, and from that point not less than
one luudrd.) In transporting supplies, de-
rived chiefly from St. Louis, hscaasc Of the
enAff0T 1arllltles AFFORDED BY rail and I1ftf
| for shipping ft0m that point
No 1uan w1u LIcws anything Of the cso-
! gtaphy .f this western county, can doubt
! the Truth Of 1kis proposition. Let tbs Dem
/ rer merchant unaeratand tpat goods purchas-
I'd 70 Chftaro can be transported by r4il.
within JoEF A:ndrsd xa2fs Of his doo7, and lc
i VIII {. rtair1y ceaec TO hanl them ,iae huadr.l
I mlts. s, It will be With dealers and freight
cis tn fcvada, At1Eona, Utah and New Mex
icn. The wagon transportation saeed to Dan
yer npd Central Cityis eared equally to them,
chase at Chicago In preference to any otner
point -....-..-.-
From the Nebraska City Sews.J
Wc have no intention to discourage any
one TLoee hopes arc built upon TIC progress
and completion Of THO Pacific Road IRON
Omaha. We pYcsumc that road will be built
"a portion OF it in running order this seaa3u.
Bnt VIC cannot understand the blindness
| which scclcs 10 !sayc eeized IT, railway capl
, 1865-05-23

2nxutsaMaa: ,''
1sR. EA&EE&4LN'S
sGEiHE Aaa SARSRPAaiLEA.


ran N impure state The Dlood, III:
Scrcfa{a, or Kings EVIL, Cancer,
.-Tumors. Eruptions Of the Skin,
.hrysipeIas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
RfngWorm or Tct!er, Seala Dead,
old Sores, SWeiling Of The Glands,
Leprosy, White Swellinss. Plies.
Blotehes, Boilcs, Pimples on the
Face, Goitre, Rheumatism, Drop
ST or Gravel, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, NcrYous Affections,
General Debility, ailChr0nlc Dis
cases. and all Diseases arising
frem the nse Of Mercury.
Anonk all tie celebrated remedies for The cu-e OF
;hee s.sssse. x 4 o a. tnP.fs fs Int. st, q "a
toEs7e such tatIsfsctlcn to al a.
DR.. Eastefiy's iodine sud Sarsapr1lls.
In tic we.crn st,.e- nea.y t*!e. toa:ts. cf:as IN
nn I1tp it IS eliSyt ia. ntastentns of
Il he sickness snl saderr size i,om snas cau4c.
DR.. Fssterly's iodine and sarsaprllla
IL 50 tnta1!te,e csre ,er nvrt Complaint: Itna..
spxcinc action on the Arez, hsd te1 bottles VIII GUS
lie wcIs1 eases.
Dr.. Eastel'y:s Iodine and sarsapsll1a
r, n r.d.e.t cure for Chronic er 1nnaum..oy Rheu.
nstt;m. ThM med1etn. reEoves the ea9.e bY purify
ne se bood, and Ihe ours Is CERTAIN and
Dr.. Easter11:s Isdinc and Sars1psilla>
tsaa e1er sd 81 il without Seaeat.
DR.. EasterIY:s Iodine ani S3rsaasill1
, 1865-05-23
SANG EkEAEkW DsE.IXE EEGnTs
4 Horr1blo Spectacle.

The New York World Of Wednesday con-
tains five coluLnns u soMe fne, type Of
prize asht, for 4,o0, between DaT1s, Of Phl-
iaar1pha, and Dunn, Of New York, IN which
forsy:three rounds were lousht. when Dunn
was deelared tao winner. The light took
tho States Of Pennsylvania, New York aud
New Jersey. The World concludes Its ac-
count Of the fight as follows: Daring tho
tfanspi1ation Of the rounds, as described
nboy5, the scene WIS terrific. To navtcs 1t
was horrible. From u t1ne sallow complexion,
cory with blood; his forehead WAS
ono great blister, purple aud blue,
1rom which, tu I'd instant, batweeu tia
rounds, the larcc drew suppuratton, md
the seconds went ttrou.h tie diss s.ustins pro-
cess Of sticking out the blood. His lips vcee
cut IN Ill they. looked like the Jagged edges Of
a betfstea1z his aos3 wns battered doSn to
dead level with his cheek bones his eyes
were qnlte gIown over by the dlsfcnded and
horriuic bruises which grew from many CASH
es; his throat and body we're livld in ul4oy
place., yet, like the terrible speetcr Of ''Dsn-
| qao," Which they raise IN tle4terS, he g. oped
MS way sbont The ring, exud.eS shower 9!
went the claahing blows, Gimed always st his
ee,y eyes, nnd IN the wrcatles tho incu fell
( hsasi!y, rising In fhe Wsn,s 81 tse!r seeends,
| to be carried to their rorches bteath!eas,
spulgt1 aud lAnned, und rpuee1 TO now butch
| CRY ut the insxorlhle cll Of 'time."
| DaTis 10 the ring did not compare with
Dunn the latter was born for pugfttst; tha
former h,s passed his fighting day yet Dlr1e
behaved bravely, Or, better aaid, ''gamely.o
| aud once or twice did splendid execution.
| He vas the bis. wrestler Of the two, but too
I charitable. Twice be could hare beaten Dunn
| terribly, but spared HIN with more than pu-
| eIisttc chivalty. When this man Smiled
| 49,
smilc CT freshly amputated stamp. Bis
blows apptnrtG to have little effect Upon the
tough 81 in Of Dunn, who was cnt bHt tnlce
| during the action. In the one case 1t was
| youth md ekill; in the other msc11culated
strength, bud training aud bud handling.
| Davis, as fighter, is deld. Dunn is to chaI-
| lcpge Joe Coau1n and contend for the chm.
| psonkilip. There were many small boys At
| This fight, and one or ,two little girls. The
sponge IVES thrown up By Kit Burn vert nn
gracionsly. His man could not stand upon
Dunn was ably eecopdsd. His ag1e aids
were scaptng around the ring at tunes llke 80
| many toads but Dooney Harris, the sa7aat,
stated to Us that Dunn required M e"fu]
amount OF 1earntn' !"
This surprises US. Can science indeed fail
after such tutton>
Poor Davis was carried OF like y quarter ol
| hcef. When Dunn got to Port t!sEFts, his
landlady kissed bis bruises and called him
Tho worst fcatuTes Of these lights Is ths
| d1srnstspplY p!tiless attitude OF 1hstr abtt
tn,s. These fs'lowB called out to Davis whec
ha vas almost dead +" Look ut him r. At aet
the e,eenhacks in bis face ~ Atns be gai
! puTty mug for wedding
disratcb, and only few ofttsm got into any
/ trouhlc, The Dunn party We1e received l.
| New York With III ovation.
, 1865-05-23

man to volunteer on thEbieakins ont OF ths
lebe;lion. wbo haa added to hi5 reputation
for {: :utage and devotion 10 1is country. BY a
fat'hful re'fofmance Of every duty devolvin.
npon nlnd. There were other distinguished
Generals that Galena claimed au In terest in
General Esrey, q brother Of our worthy cttt-
ztn, a former resident here. who won hts stars
Gen, Egan, The bravest af the h1avr," wn
had received rare compliment 10 m official
dispatch o' Gen. Grant, for his brilliant light
Ing on tie Weldon road, wash Gaitna boy.
He could refer In general terms to other OIL
GERS and soldiers who bad gouo out from
among MS, but the brave boys Of all Our req
msnt4 would ever be held In hoaotcd remain
h mo
, 1865-05-23
,r1,~ 4ecres Of Gen. Bufler's Removal.
.{Frou the New York Ledges.1

Many people suppose tnat 1Ae fcno7al ol
Car Bniler Was caused Ry hia failure to take
Fort Fi,hcr. That ia not so. THIS true rea@
son ia this: wI1en General Dutlcf was sn COM
mind in this city, previous to the lass Ptest-
finnfial election. i cers1sn article appeared ~
ahais the NV Yerk H<raa, which the General dsd
NJ ike, As eoon as he rad it, he ct once
djsra,c chcd one Of hfa asda to 'he Herald Office
to st,mmon the managing editor, talr. Hud-
socs to anpear 1T his headquarters. Ms.
T,,dsnn obeycd tho simmons; and on ap-
nes+in- be,ore the high military Official he
R txas ;nta,med that :hu H<ra1d must E"trsct
tho offensive article, or he (Gene:al
Butlrr) t woul1 suppress the paper. Gso-
cral But1cr was not award when % made
th;s 1hres. that tho rclatt5ns Of Mr. 6enn=tt,
tne rrsncnsit,,e editor Of the N7daI, With the
adn,jn,nt ration, we@e Of ve.I friendly and
=. rfId-nt.al cha ncter, aud, therefore, IN max
in1 ,his exbi5.t,on Of his st brief authority"
he u. nut his foot In IT," ME. Bennett Of
so,,s nryer fursNye him. but, On tbs COW
trarT' u managed 10 have him removed inst as
~ a. thc Generals suEeEloss coud assign
a ressnn that you'd seemingly Justify bis de.
~sn;tation. Gen. Butter Is himself aware Of
thfs INV. although he did not know tho &C.
o]as of lila ,emosnl 1t the time 1t taok place.
Thr niYst Ct the French Mlsslan bJ our late
Pr.a;fa, ut to james Gordon Bennett aud tha
ensnTserot Mt Of the offer bY Horace GEeeleY
rnnsf have opened Gen, Bdtier'a' eyes H..
! vi! probably let the ueWapapcts alone hero-
=! aftsF.
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cavalry. Acting Assistant Inspect 81 g neral !;
Capt. r. Arthur c,u%isssry 81 w gi supssss eaT
ally Acting Assistant Quhrtcrmss' er:- r.
Cen. I1cas' b,iraae consisted Of the q
Illinois, ed New Yolk vet' rans, 1t Lou,s;aa.s
cavalry, and I'd Massachusetts, battery ngh'
Col: :E.1ce,s brigade ccns'sted Of The sd
New Jersey, 4lh WISCONSIN. 1o.h, 13th ma
18th Indiana cavalry, nad 1ash 0n'o a,sJi II
1hsss IT, troops III th{. nar1eu;ar espsdtion
On the 18th of, April. 1866
TIE aycruge die anes marchea BY the COM
msudl was aiipu1 4G0 miles. -.
We reachcd Montgomery. G+neEai Lucas
brigade. On the 9Th, and Col. hasge,s % tae
7tG al. Muy ClI411-s.
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niCMTGes1ERY LETTER.
Movements or. Geu. k:rlersop-Ftag or
xtHee-an31ottAJ fur UfGsekct-asFleraon's
i C0N1mnnds -

Correspondence Of tho Chicago rElbnne.1
MoS7eoAENy, May 8, 1855. :.
NoyExESIs or GEN. EMERSON.
B,eYet Mai. Geu, B. n. Gfierson, with two
4,.,.,s., ,,,,ondad resuct1v,1r hv E-ir,
u.'s'oea, ~, -.. s.r
Gen. :. !. Lucas anu eo'' 'osepn naSs' ~
TIE I'd New jersey cavalry, 1noFed from biaAs'
tey. Als,
t:a, r.ncos marched on the 9th Of Apr11 to-
-. A. ~, ,o,,a R;ver ybcn
WaFo Ssa.oe'ne' "n ene s --iauee ~ .r.t
near Bit f!eaSont, lie enco1utttea t'e LIZA
Confederate cavalry, about $50 stfsrg. lie
so,o dtsnereed them. killing number and
~ a,,,nr,,,r scvcntr nrisoners. two battle 1ags
S~s s.e E,oco ~ artf1,crx
"a Knrot,s bti.ade moyed from Blake1y
",'s 80 Anil ond nroreadel uorth-
u tAe 4..a VI -, 1,F'I, .,. a-a asst n rnf,n1o
west 10 o'eese, ss t1s" ~ ~
Ala, Oh the Chattaaooe nle t'Fee~ osH: .,,, ~
cas- moved from Claiborne 20 dseenVlne'
s1s,n. " ~ .1Ws r,sssa s.,,,o.d T1non tbo ar.
9o9ne NJ M o,Isso IT. .aou+ aa.+ ~ bitt cnnnfv
n'a 6.,as, a, ~ snG suan5 l., eSs0t 49,
'en' o'4e'eon wa net ~
rag of tAosE' ..
With dSsnatehes informing lin tnaL " ~
m,stiee Ind been agIefd upon between G:ne.
y aud9 d,nai % 1.rarn- A1ro At IT, snmt ann timn' fls
-.as Iandad n cnny II n rehe1 T,snc- nrintcd
IN Futaula. Ala, auuounctpc The nssassil,a-
tItp Of picsid:ut Lincoln and s=crc:a.y SEW
ard.
I7e concluded to more to Eataula in order
a. more ca s11y subsist his co,u,n;tua. Fr,,,,,
t1,,s noint. We had railroad Communication
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tallsts of the county. Why money should
be invested in railroad west oI the M,ss3ua
rlvtr, while gaps of one huadEed af,a n.ty to
ends nf he Ivwa roads remains to be f1lIed,
ID bcgond DC our comprehsns.On.t The chieasa
md Northwestern, the Missisklpn and Mis-
souri, and tha Burlington and Missouri CON, !.
panica are refusing an animal net psoat Or
hundreds OF thousands, Il not millions Of dol,
lars, by Their neglect n pushing to1Na.a or o,,a
past IL .ec yeaIa from O8aha and Nebraska
Eity. Ei Tonid have paid fair profit oyes the
,unnirg expenses Of . rad to ench paint
wItLout one dul1ar Of way basiness--and
without counting the na'ura! incrcass of hu.
ainets which rail transportation would have
hrnt1pht