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GENERAL BUEL.

The World tomorrow will contain
long letter from General Buel denying the
statements of General Sherman concerning
his movements before the battle of Shiloh.
General Buel gives many official letters
and dispatches relative to hlsmoVements on
the Cumberland end Tennessee rivers
some of which are now Published for the
first time
FRENCH UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
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THE MIRZ TRIAL.
STATE RENDEZVOUS.

The Tribunes special says: Orders have
been Issued discontinuing the following
State rendezvous for returning troops:
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IL The proclamation of the Presi-
dent declaring most of the Southern
ports closed, effects supercedure of
the blockade which the late successes
have rendered advisable It has been
claimed by England that the announce
ment OF blockade was a concession of
beiiigerent rights to the rebels, which
justified similar recognition on the part
OF Great Britain. The plan suggested
IN 1861, that the President should declare
Southern ports closed to commerce.
would not have been recognized by for
eign powers; as we did not then hold
them. The case is, however, reversed
now. BY the change made, we cease to
regard the rebels as belligerent, and
may expect a similar action on the part
of friendly foreign nations, now that the
war is virtually at an end.
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THE GREAT OVERTHROW.
The Fall of Richmond.
From the New York independently


7 Scream, O eagle, "A bird in the all
shall carry thy voice, and that which
! hath wings shall tell the matter" Great
are thy tidings, Thine enemy is become
"a pelican Of the wilderness, an owl OF
the desert, a sparrow alone upon the
house top" Therefore, . bird of good
omen' perch upon our columns and
scream,
How shall our unsteady pen-shaken
by merry dancing pulse-attempt to
write sOberly to-day?
The great deed that has just thrilled
through the country is like the sudden
stroke of n minstrel sweeping every
string OF the harp-waking a universal
resonance of JOY. Only three times
during the war has God touched US to
the very quick; first, when after Sumter
the check of the Republic crmsoned with
fire; second, when, after Bull Run, the
people sat in sackcloth and ashes; and
third, now, after the capture of Rich
mond, when the heavens are cleft by the
cry of nations joy. Not for a centu-
~ may the world see a parallel to the
gaeat event which has just quivered
through it, Not again for generations
may the common round of human life
be spanned by such heroic days, Where
fore, let the living witnesses of this sub
lime period give thanks to God, who cast
their lot in the greatest of ages and in
the noblest of lands,
Walking the streets of New York on
Monday last, a stranger would have
thought he had fallen upon carnival of
March hares--an outbreak of school ur-
chins-a bedlam of good cheer, The
multitude of hands shaken on that day
for. |.
the wind. Beautiful was it to see how
some faces carried their joy in laughter
-othes in tears. Who can ever forget
the day? Pentccost fell upon Wall street
till the bewildered inhabitants suddenly
spake in unknown tongues-singing the
doXology to the tune OF ..Old Hundred
Shall we ever see again such n mad, hap
py, delightful enthusiasm of great ma
ton, drunken with the wine of glad news?
The city of Richmond Babylon the
Great, Mother of Harlots and Abomina-
tons of the Earth"
Rejoice over her, thou Heaven and we
holy apostles and prophets; for God
hath avenged you on her And a nigh
ty angel took up great milestone and
cast it into the sea, saying, Thus with
violence shall that great city of Babylon
be thrown down, and shall be found no
more ut ALL
Therefore, ring, o heaven praisin
bells, Thunder, . Thanksgiving guns.
Clang, o broken letters. joining your
sweet jangle to the peals of joy, Bloom, I
tardy buds of spring'-mal>e haste to /
strew yourselves under the advancing !
feet of Liberty and Peace! Rejoice, We /
uniorgotton slain for your blood, out I
poured, is unwasted. Q majestic and /
undivided nation.-imperiled, delivered, I
unto the Lord new |
song, blessed be the Lord God of !
lsreai, from everlasting to everlasting; |
and let all the people say Amen
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GLORY!

Language fails us to describe the enthusiasm Of our
feope on Moniay last when the news OF the surrender
Of Lee and his Northern Virginia Army to Cen Grant
was received All business was suspended cuisines.
houses closed, and the day given up to rejoicing and
making due preparation for bon fires. With one ac-
cord, simultaneous attack was made on the wooden
awnings, in front Of our business houses on Manst
and sign posts and in less time than it takes for US to
pen this paragraph, su cient lumber was piled IN at
the different streets, intersectng MAN, to make
the largest fires before seen in our Quaker Civ
At night, everybody, and his wife and children were
out TO witness the fireworks the noisa-sec each
others open countenaDces ALL from the least 10 the
greatest, including even fat friend the late James
Elder, Esq, reoiced with exceeding great ov Some
speeches were lot of, together with skyrockets but
we doubt whether anybody treasured mp any thing that
was said-ony the motion OF the lips was noted like
the ph-zz and flight Of the rockets no more II was
sou"d that the People wanted hear and li1Gf that
they desired 70 seeand powerful man-and boy -i,s
tatons were vouchsafe1 both day and night on Nom
day last. Long will II be remembered.
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A Singular and Sudden Death.

The Titusville Reporter relates the
following strange story:
y young man barely twenty one years
OF age who came to this place from
canada, few weeks since, to operate in
oil territory, died on Sunday. 9th ult
under the following circumstances He
was passing the evening with his Gus
tomary associates in a private room, and
IN course of conversation he remarked
that by the time he was forty years of
age he should be worth princelv for
tune, and should then retire. One of
his companions suggested that he might
not live to be forty years of age The
Canadian replied that they were not
yet ready for him down there" pointing
downward Some one asked him for
one OF his favorite songs. and he com
piled, beginning with the words. I've
come home to die, mother; I've come
home to die" Scarcely had he com
pletcd the senteuce, when his head fell
upon his breast, and he became motion
less and rigid. His companions rushed
to his side and found that he was pulse
leSS-dcad
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THAT FODDER CUTTER.

On Saturday last, we rode over to the Dairy
Of Mr.. OvERN,N, on the opposite side of the
river, to witness the operation of +. B. Hunts
"Hooser Fodder Cutter" The Machine was
hitched on to a horse power and the way the
fodder, straw, and hay, was actually 'chawcd
up, TO use an expressive phrase, and that, too,
with almost the celebrity OF lightning, was
something we had not calculated on, and never
before witnessed. We had seen it operated on
by hand. and thought it couldn't be beat by
any other machine ever invented but after
SEEING it Run. We give it our unanimous vote
ventiou. and had we one thousand dollars we'd
take stock i'm nediately, if not sooner, in the
Company that is now forming to manufacture
these Fodder Cutters.
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Masonic Celebration at Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Joaruo{ of the 4th instant SAYS :
that arrangements are being made To have grand pub
lie celebration there, the 2ith of june next,
which the various Lodges throughout the State will
be invited to participate. Many years have elapsed
since display of this kind has been attempted III this
state, since which time many lodges have been
formed, and hundreds Of our best have had their
names inscribed upon the records Of this time hono-ed
institution. No more appropriate time could be Sc
lected for grand uniting of the brotherhood than
this, when the iigtt Of peace is dawniug upon our
troubled country. An Grafton will I've delivered by
some suitable person. vet be selected. The com
mittee having the matter in charge will address in
vitatons to sister lodges throughout the State early
a possible.
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that lowered on each side of the road
Occasionally a branch wrenched from
its native trunk would fall into the road
/ with terrific cash. and more thsn once
the rebels started back and cooked their
pieces, in the belief that the dir was
caused by the discharge OF some Yam
kee ride
Ha ha :, laughed the old hag upon
/ one Of these occasions, lit seems TO me
that YOU are easily startled. Don't YOU
think your commander might have
picked pair of holder hearts than YOURS.
for this expedition -
Y oa'd better keep a silent tongue in
your head, my good woman, until YOU
nave mad an opportunity to witness as
many battles as we have" answered one
OF the men; "a good soldier is always
on his guard"
AYE, aye, replied the old woman,
:'but he should know how to distinguish
between the cracking of a branch and
the ring of a rifed musket's
The rebel did not relish the noise
made by the loud. shrill tones of the
female guide, and in order to put an end
TO the conversation he controlled himself
suIhelehIIy not to reply to her last re-
mark. The party then continued their
either OF them until they had gone about
three miles, and loud, clear challenge
suddenly startled the rebels.
Halt. Who comes there :"
Friend, answered the old woman in
ringing voice friend with prisoners -
w e are betrayed - yelled her com
PAM ms, and, even as the words passed
their lips, they were surrounded by a
dozen Federal soldiers, one of whom
carried lantern
AS the rays of the light flashed upon
the nag, the rebels saw the gray hair,
the blanket, and the female apparel
dropped to the ground, revealing the
silght but iron like frame of Union
soldier in the prime of life
III Is he, by, exclaimed the prison
ers simultaneously, as their chances wan
dered to the long double barreled rifle
he now held in his hand; lit is he-the
scout-the Federal Chameleon -
Aye, aye" answered the latter. as he
leaned upon his weapon, with quiet
smile. You are trapped, sure enough,
thanks to my disguise, which is only
one of the many which l carry in my
knapsack. Allow me to express my
thanks to you for the information YOU
gave me regarding the position of Your
camp and the number of your men
have already sent messenger to nv
Colonel in relation to the matter, and /
perceive he has commenced to act upon
it"
And as he spoke he pointed down the
road where the dark outline of troops
forming into line might be family dis
They were soon in motion. and in the
course of half an hour the BOOMING
the rafting of musketry, and +
the cheering of Federal troops pro
claimed that the combat had commenced. +
HE din continued for about an hour.
when the prisoners heard from others
who were brought TO share their quar-
-ers that the southern troops had been
surprised and totally routed.
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DlbD-fn this city, On Secondary last lnt, ;,s,
q disease q the heart, Dr. JOIN T. PLrxxFR as,.i
> years and p 6avs "se4
~ p" IN TIE CITIZENS II Richmond. Dr. pIr-s.vrR
"a been closely and Familiarity identified for the cas-,
'ry yeaFs II all that time be has gathered ~ bi,
81 astins Trends they become better araua;tei
sita hun - = Physician skilled in Ms r,rotsss;
lev Nere H. Supporters lie vas always a hzrg,.|ri
nm eilF and whatever bls mind prom, utf hin go
q al1 : - ~ al his might Adi-I to the waiI..1,-;
q vigorous aud strong mind with wEu di,.s.a4
be -orzgt not the zone thing nasifui"-tbe ..ls,
ar; beihrTe he was true Chr stan. and fr
= l@a AhalF CHARITY, such one alwars ersrcise-
13sls mere opinions when Dot upheld bv brotrv
ne vas consistent and lifelong ns5fer 81 the Sa-
49, Frenfs On Wes3nesiay last. his remains
80" 81 ION The Friends Meeting House. 70 the silent
Ar p one Of the largest PROFESSIONS Of sorro1inx
rea2tlFes and friends we have witnessed for years.
olEp.on Sunday morning last, at HIisbo-o.
EerF suddenly Mrs BosxELL- widow Of the late
WILLY BOSWELL, aged about 20 years.
On Nonday. April 81, n the vicinity Of HHisboro
Mss AAETHA MARSHALL aze1 about % years
On Wednesday. March 18th in the riefnft- ns
EAisboro- Ms ALEXANDER wife Of Rev JANEz
AIExAsDEE- aged about - years.
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DEATH OF GEO. ". MONKS.

1eerge W. Monks died. of conges.tve
,eNer. on the morning of the 4th inst
N Menks had been leading citizen Of
naiiooiph county for twenty years. He
.e'ses iamliy OF children and large
circle of friends and relatives To mourn
his loss But few short months AGO
his wife was buried, and in his despon-
dency he sold his property in this county
and purchased farm near Mankato.
Minnesota, to which place he was ex
pecting TO remove in a few months.
How uncertain is life. AMI how certain
is death Two weeks ago. and all thought
long life. happiness and prosperity were
his for years, but the reapers were in the
harvest field, and gathering the shelves
into the barn. Randolph Journal,
April 6.
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THAT WALLER PIRP.

The Indianapolis Journal aeknowl-
edges the reception by Governor Morton
of large yaller purp, a present from
Col Stilwell. of Anderson. The Jour
nal does not state whether the Governor
made n speech on the occasion of the
presentation, but presume not or it
would have been reported. The joke is
a good one and is duly appreciated both
We understand the Gov. Morton has re-
quested the donor to ship him regularly
good sized beef on which to feed his
dog ship, or he viii be compelled to ask
the Legislature to raise his salary, as
parting with the dorg is out of the ques-
ton Anderson American.
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THE PRESIDENTS INATGURAI.

The London Times speaks of Mr. Lin
coin inaugural. as an address full of q
KIND of Cromwellian diction. and breath
ing spirit very different from the usual
unearnest utterances Of successful poll
TEXANS 1t adds, after review Of the
message, that it appears to he intended
to repress the more sanguinc expecta-
ton of the Northern people. and to in
tlmate to them that fresh exertions and
sacrifices will he necessary for the attain
ment of their object The London Spcc-
tator speaks of the message as a State
paper which, for political weight. moral
dignity, and unaffected solimnitv, has
had no unequal in our time. and. after
quoting freely from the document. adds.
NO statesman ever uttered words
stamped at once with the seal of so deem
wisdom and so true simplicity. The
village attorney" OF whom Sir G. c.
Lewis and many other wise men wrote
with so much scorn in 1851, seems des
tined to be one of those foolish things
OF the world which are destined to con.
found the wise, Zone of those weak things
which shall '.confound the things which
are mighty
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Thanksgiving in Indiana.
PROCLAMATION FROM GOV. MORTON
To the People OF Indiana:


WHEREAS, Great victories have atten-
den the Union arms in the late campaign.
whereby the rebellion has been almost
destroyed, and the rebel government
driven from its seat to become a wander
ing and contemplate thing. deprived of
all power and respect, do mos. earnest
~ invite the people of Indiana to as.
semble in their various churches and
places of worship on Thursday. the Goth
day of the present month. and return
thanks to Almighty God for His great
blessing in giving us the victory and the
assurance of the speedy return of per-
manent and honorable peace in the re
union and establishment of the nation.
And do most earnestly exhort them,
on that occasion. to contribute literally
of their means for the sick and wound
ed soldiers, many of whom are in great
need, and whose recovery depends upon
speedy assistance.
Given at the Executive Department
this 10th day of April, 1865
q. Il. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana
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Governor of Indiana.

Thanks. beautiful Bouquet presented US
by BrSJENIN SrRArrAS, and which now adorns cur
table. II is composed Of double and single datfodls
and its bright golden color halo of light on the
medley Of copy around. and completely Disgusting
the appearance Of things that mstook two-ccut
coin for $50 gold piece and really felt ourself tina,
much reher-for moment, These are the first Of the
season. and coming they do the reception Of the
glorious news of the fall of Rchmond-Lee's surren
DER and the speedy realization of peaee-swees pros
poets, sweet birds, and flowers have cot los,
their s"ce;nsss' for we have country. thank God,
AMI goverumsns strong enough preserve it intact
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Ghe Palladium.
Friday, April 18th, 1865.


Bishop Mcflvane, OF Ohio, is expected to preach in
st. Pauls EPiscopal) church, on Friday next. being
"Good Friday" at io14 o'clock A. NJ, and at ~
~, OF the same day He will administer the rite Of
confirmation at the same church.
Eo- Gen. GEosE, was in our city on Wednesday
night last, and made speech. We did not hear him
but from tho frequent and loud cheering heard in
our sanctum, satisfied twas a good one
~ The Presiden. has issued Proclamation. an
nouncine to foreign powers that if they do not give
war vessels all the por, privileges allowed BY the conf
y Of nations, they may expect similar treatmen.
from US.
1--WE were crafty ing" last Monday-all hands
and our paper is behind time day. o. X.
E@~The sales Of 7-30s Tuesday last, were the
400.
sEh-The total damage by the fire at Richmond il
estmated at s3O00,O00. Eight hundred hogshsads of
the tobacco owned by France were destroyed.
~ The Address on our first page, and the article
on "Our Birds, on third page debars Us from giving
our usual variety especially news Everything is
progressing right far the wars concerned--that
Will be speedily Wo0,d up soon the rebels are
run H1Dea.
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INDIANAPOLIS. An

INDlANAPoLIS- ApTI L.
Governor Morton has just received
from Lieut.. Parks of the 18th InGana,
the identical flag which waved ovr the
capitol at Columbia, S. c at tn, time
that city was captured by Shedan' :
forces. The Governor has deposad the
trophy in the State Library a .rrible
wind and rain storm. which pyailed
last night has been productive,f con
siderable damage.
1t is said that i commission vi soon
begin an investigation of Genial Car
rington 5 conduct as command of the
draft rendezvous. Ii is chafed that
the General has failed to acunt for
moneys TO the amount of inventor thirty
thousand dollars belonging TO ,lunteers
and substitutes. Frauds in God con
tracts are also reported to ave been
discovered.
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Headquarters Department of the Cum.
berland, Nashville, April IL.
To Major General H. w Hallack. Chief
of Staff;
1 send the following. just rcceiv ell from
Huntsville, for the information of the
Secretary of War. i am inclined to be
iievc it, although l have received no re
port direct from General Wilson:
Huntsville, Ala, April ll-9 A. NJ
ITO Major General Thomas:
The following is just received from
Colonel Hoover, ut Summervlle:
''Men directly from Selma, report that
place captured by General Wilson's
forces on the ID inst Forrest and Rod
dy, with their entire commands were
captured. Our men dismounted and
charged the entertainments and carried
all before them
They also report Montgomery cap
turcd
'.R. ). GRANGER"
lSigned Geo. III. Thomas, Maj Gen.
Cry PoINT, Va. April II
UoR. II. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var
Lynchburg surrendered yesterday to n
Lieutenant of GriiIn's forces at the head
of scouting party General Grant has
ordered Mckenzie,s brigade of cavalry
10 occupy the town, and take care of
public property
Z. a. DANA, Asst Secretary of War
Capture of Selma ufirmed-Forrest
Escapes.
CAIRO, April l2.-the Vicksburg Her
aid of the sth confirms the capture and
burning Of Selma. Ala 1t also saws
Forrest narrowly escaped capture
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL THFHEs clear
and give strength to the voicof SINGERS.
and are Indispensable TO PILIC SPEAK-
ERS.
II hare Rerer changed my nd respecting
them from the Rrst, ercepti 10 hiRk yet
better or that srhieh I began liking yell or
Rev. HENRY W A. BEECHER
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There is a school district in Deer
field, Mass, in which twelve out OF
thirty legal yoters-all well to do far.
mers-are bachelors
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Sheriff - Sale.

L sirfne Of an Execution n directed from N.
AyDe Com Pleas Court. will exrr.-e AT Pu,l;o
$50 r, a. TIE Court House dnor IN Centre.iie, wavne
county. indlans, the 9Th dsv .f N.x Isss
n,aaeen the hours Of 10 o'cock A NJ and o,cIrcf
: NJ on sad dsy the following property to-wit.
Iweutv-.hree % feet Of the south end Of n. W
twenty 70 IN the original plat Of tie ,0~n Of ye
port WsFne coantv, and state ~ Ip3;.n. so..,,..
v ~ Az TIE appearances TO the same beiongius
TO se sold as the property Of Harusa Clnra "a -,
is's SAD Execution IN favor Of Anna Hobbs.
JOHN NJ PAxsuy, Sheriff VIC.
'a iS'a' 1872 Ipr- fee s2,2sl :w.
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aAt ~ IN thursday morning, April 8, in the
eY OF Cincinnati, BY Friends ceremonies. At the rsi
qenee O. ts'e brides m1;ter, RUsH DRAKE 10 Mss
LIZZIE d. ~HEEEvE.