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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.

About eight years. ago, a man residing
10 Mansfield, went to California, leaving
his wife. During the time that he was
absent, nothing was heard from him, a,
he never kept up correspondence with
any one at home, no one who knew him
ever saw or heard anything of him. His
wife, after waiting for years for his re-
turn, at last gave him up for dead, aud in
the course Of time, she married another
man, in Cleveland, with whom she lived
in this place, up to the date Of which we
are writing. Last week, husband No. /,
not having heard Of the story Of Enoch
Arden Of how he saw The happiness Of
his wife in her new relation /; and how
Enoch died sooner than reveal himself a.;
pursued a different course. He went to
work and put No. 2 out Of the house and
took possession Of the wife'and household
affairs, leaving No. 2 minus a wife, etc.
-Leader.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

ONTARIO AoADEMY.-We invite espe'
cialatteution to the advertisement Of thi,
Institution, in another column.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22
eoDEY'S tLADY's sooK
For 1890.
Fashion Magazine Of the World.

Fashion Magazine Of the World.
"a LITERATURE, FINE ARTS. and FASH
IONS. The most 1Pagnifeent Steel Engra,-
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ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting. EmbrOid.
cry, Articles for the Toilet, for the Parlor,
the Founder, and the Kitchen. Everything,
in fact, to make a complete Lady's Book.
The Ladies Faoorie jior So Years.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with it.
G0DEY's RECEIPTS
for every department OF a household. These
alone are worth the price of the Book
Model Cottages, mo other Magazine gives
them) with diagrams.
Drawing lessons fer the young. Another
speciality With Cooley. I =
Original Music, worth So a year. Other
Magazines publish old worn out music, but
the subscribers to Cooley get it before the
music Stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiari-
" with Cooley. 3asalt .--gle 81
Fashions from Messrs. A T. Stewart & Co.
Of New York, the millionaire merchants, ap-
peor in Cooley, the only MagaziLe that has
them. IN -
Iadiss Bonre ts.y We give more ofrihea
ina year Than any other Magazine. In fact,
the Lad s Book enables every lady to be her
own Bonnet maker.
Nv MARION HARLAND,
Authoress of 'Alone," Hidden Path"
"Moss Side " "Nemesis," and s.Mlriam,"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine. A new novel by her will
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

s@- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &c, Of s. r. Squire, No
5, Main street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

a6- Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &C., Of J,L. Dorland,
Main street, Ashland.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

fThe citizens Of New London, Huron
county, have been somewhat excited dur
ing the last three or four days, by the
story of an elderly lady who, made her ap-
pearance there on Thursday last, aSdgives
an account of an abduction and robbery,
of which she was recently the victim.
She states that her namc is Mrs. Lucinda
Russell; that she recently visited WASH
ington, and Alexandra, Va, for the pur.
pose of having the body, other sen, who
vas a Lieutenant in the army, and fell in
battle, exhumedand duriedinth National
Cemetery. After accomplishing the OBJ.
ject other mission she was metby ayoung
nan, who represented himself to lie the
son Of a Union officer with whom she had
been acquainted, and who volunteered to
assist her in her journey. lConiding in
his statements she gave him her baggage
checks to obtain the transfer Of baggage
at Baltimore. While in that city he
brought her qcup Of coffee, after drinking
which she became supplied and speech
less, hut she was sufficiently conscious of
what was passing to knew that he was
robbing her Of her money and jewels, in
Guiding two gold watches, one Of which
had been her sons. Shortly after these
occurrences she became insensible, and
when she recovered her consciousness
she was wandering in a ccmetry in Spring
field, Illinois. She refuses to give her
place of residence, saying she has money
there in The bank, and somebody might
get it,, but says she has a son ia.law in
Cincinnati, The ladies' Of New London
have her in charge.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22
Cleveland Markets.

FLOUR-1l,5O. to sl2 90
NHEAT-Si,5O to LIS.
CORN-65c to &C.
OATS-45c ia 46,
RYE-82 to $50. .
BARLEY-95c.
PORK-s32,O 90 per Dbl. FIR city mess
BEEF-s2O.O 90 per Dbl. for city mess.
LARD-2S to zoe.
BUTTEIt-S2 to 40cpf1I,m
EGGS-35c.
POTATOES-S7c.
TIMOTHY SEED-s3,7 IS to 400.
FLAX SEED $500.
GLOVER Sc ED-none in market.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

''0ur pains arc real things, and oil
Our pleasures but fantasiieal;
Diseases of their own accord,
But cures come dificu and hard"
Yet all who have ever tried IL. say DR.. D.
IL. seeley's Liquid Catarrh Remedy never
fails TO permanently cure all pains, aches
and troubles arising from Catarrhal Difficult
ties. Try it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-22

Largo, LARGDR,LARGRST'
STOCK Of
Dry Goods
AND
NOTIONS IN ASHLAND
MNsMSsa
OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL!
The CHEAPEST in Town-go and sec for
yourselves.
Dry Goods,
Silk Meriuoes,
Colicoes, Ginghams,
Checks, Stripes,
Ticks, Cambrics,
h. Crashes, Nankius,
Drills, Shcetiugs,
Bleached Muslins,
Flannels,
Cussimcres, Satincts,
Je mes, Tweeds,
Carpet Warp,
Wicking,
Carpets,
Hoops,
Balmoral Skirts,
Deuims,
(. Hats and Cans.
Queenswarc,
Velvets,
Chnmbras.
OTIOHJa.
aose, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs,
Lace, Cord,
Trimming, Thread,
Buttons, Susponders,
y Neck ties, Needles,
Thimbles, Collars,
Grapes, Embroidery,
Tassels, Dress
Buttons, Pencils,
Nubias, Scarfs,
Corsets,
Plumes,
Looking
Glasses,
Furs,
Baskines,
shawls,
Batting,
Waddiug.
T. W. HUGHES.
Ashland Oct. 4-uol7tf
, 1865-06-24

l@Pee11 O:spatea - the Chicago T1Iannc.1
t ST, IoU1s, Junea3
&Ihe complimentary dinner CIV en- to Mstor Gen,
eral Blats At ths Lndell Hotel last night psorad
10 u IN entbuetastIc ovation, In which his nm
mefona 1ritncs, without reg ard 70 pirty, rece;Ted
the Central home after htt locg sbsruce In thc
se1S1cs OF bis country. Some three hundred
1rest ssf down to the tables, which vero am.
PLY supplied With al tho delIcacles o! the fe,.
top.
In The rnited states District Court the great
"A'tkY csse, involving the c.nnec,1ion Of some
1,eG0 barrels OF Illinois whIskv, has been arr,ued
for three days. Ths case viii probably he ds.
eldcd on Aouday, to whlth time thc Coart hss
3ejontned. Groyer Kellogg src counsel 70, tae
70 ri omenL sna Judge k1ua and Gov. Kocrner,
!s Eshs & hnne.ed % more r.roled rehe1 prisoners ar
hszy e L. oas ese. 81 rh q
maid 1er farm hands during The harFest. sc,srn
noW Commencing, u they are nearly all stout
nasetns young men, and accustomed 10 nrm Il.
We learn from rebel officer tb.t T.u.,ca p,1z
1hs ~ so1e 70 ubs, that Waldo r. johnson aud
ago, and that Nonroe N. Fatsons hss snost os t'me
Droxil. These s1d . few efoer pfpmioens MI
seu.1sns &c rot think 1t safe to return home. IS
Ffro'ed cthrers and men OF The .atc rebei ~,
Dles an forbidden to wear within 1hfs ~.
naftheht the Uniform or INV n..+
thereat' Of other ins'gnia Of s.id ra1ct
et9s1ee, Exceptions. however, are made IN. the
enee ol private eold'ers who ire de:titut.. ~
.resnt, ahl tuIh lersons will be pcr1tttsd iorn
mort ume to wear such c.othtag u ID ia their |
go< sctsion, after tts1ppins from TIE esula the
Confederate or et7te buttons and ether ens1pn,
No c1cepr:ors vii b made in The c,sc of ofiicI:
u ere1y 111k, and teeJ VIII BE- bad 10 rroc,pt
.tc strict compliance With the ord=r.
hr. y n. eu1, printe+, dted ruddsnlv yaste,.
lsy morning. fon an attack OF cholera, tbs n.,y.
hoIcfa. ~ ~ ~A71shc /
, 1865-06-24
INDIAN AFFAIRa.
uepartufe Of Cpmn,lsstourr Dole for
m lo dian Couatry-Fhe Presldept,e
Inhtfuc:1onA,

NAsHEG1oy, Jrne 23.-The Preafd.nt m, n.
reeted Hon. ". P. Dale Com nissinner ~ I,d,oa ~
Atatrt 70 proceed to tho Irdtan co1strY to cfg.rt
1mpofts9t treaties With hostile and p:acerhts H.
cl.ne. lr hts Instructions tn Nj, Dole the Prest-
Gent fhys he teems the ps-eent ftttpy time fnr
y! tae fche1 M Of edofts To p1ess upon tie Indfsos
He pffeetnE necessity Of Abap1ouIue fhffr sviI3
atd rowing habits. and adopting in their stcsd tSe
more ptActfnl ind industrious arts or riyilEai
ne. "lhcze L. M longer az scrlorlof frr1torv
iete within the United Slater Whers thrir rnaaa
habits and odes Of life can prevail N toTrnertVe
lney arc he1ng pressed and he Dmed il on ereTr
eiue pJ INC adsanc'ne tettcnu. t. Of an adYentnr.
uns 2na enterprtstny people, and theY mne,
!nElelcF acapt Themselves 10 tho new order nf
l1!nfs. ano ltre tn raee among themselves and
%nt !. eir While neghlors. or they must incv,ts.
aid ard f1iend h'p Of the Government, be abie 10
44qs,tlous pursuits; q lefs without alternative. M
lhete Views have douhtess 1,upree.td
Jou. have bad tie inmediatep pet191 ~
rection Of our Indian relations and vnur ~. ~
persence IN treating With the Iottsse. md fani1.
aflt5 with their character eckm 10 pnInf ynn nr+
os The proper officer OF The ItliAn Deusrin1ent ~
VIII the Farou. Indian tribes in the Ttrrftnrtes
ana 10 eufer totp snch treatfes With them ~ vii
aest ttcufe ps fmanent tranquility on our borders.
snT promote their future wetftFe and pfotpeFity
&c eommsbcete Of the various military Ifs
.IGe thd iofta have been instructed to CO onersic
slth Mf. Dole, and TO reudcr him ali the assis,.
nee he osy require. Mr.. Dale hss beam uuweii
or tht Weet @0'e ~ 4aA't |
, 1865-06-24
FROM BLOOMINGTON.
Normal UnfversitF-Annual Com.
mencemeut EIefcla:s,

[specia! Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
BLoox1yaToN, June %.
To-day took place the regular Annual Com
meDcement OF the State Normal University, the
exerc,ses yesterday betn: simply preliminary to
this event The attendance In Normal Hall was
very large, Notwithstanding the lowering appear.
anec OF The weather ana the heated condition o(
the atmo: phere. The exercises were inaueu,a.ed
with Prayer by Rey. +: Ii; El!!t. followed by sn
Gbotr;; The Sslutary Oratinn wae hy David NJ
Fnwler, oi!MeL:an county hls sub}ec., " 1deas
ot lhs'ory" The gra tnatns clsss shis year IL tho
betine eleven. The larees previous one was ten,
aud thst tho first one even sent out, In
proportion TO The elze of The tchool this gradna.
mainly b5 lie fsct that TIE th,ee 5esss coursf 1p
/ loH ccItains 60 much hard labor that The uum5er
thatai able to conpete it and claim the honnra
;h .! .hs d 9fs less than At
Of study At fsft laid down Has much lfotters ana
hehes alasser number in proportion wefe enabled
3he iol'oEins WIS ths order Of exercises:
Mns'c-Anihem-.Jo JOY to World.~
coI1ty. 1A>"'A
Cnalecter more necessary to the Tescher than
At,htanents-Oitads n. johnson. LIS alic county.
oat Legacy from the Past-Yil1iam Florln.
Madison cuunty.
chilly npen he Tesehelueeaa stsss1d sspsnd.
NusieNse@i: :cho,u..
pnsn wsksde1d b. WIFE VIZ eoaDt, mi W.
Good Rules in atstoEg.-0se1r F. McK!m, Hen.
5sas:en;f sn,s ;d1o 1ut3:s ;saessstsa b, the
,IfeEportfblifdes tftae eCis.z=n.-ThomasJ J. 3ur
1iii. Stephen on county.
4usacv-lnstIumental QQartette,
1f nYFT E,,rr
, 1865-06-24

WAR DErARr4Ey1. !.
WAaHIKa1oS. June q S:aup. n, {
Mrjor General John 4. DIX, New York
The Navy Department hiss jnst received off,
el-l dispatches from Admiral Thatcher, dated
\: Galveston, June sth, reporting tbs! on the 1st
Of the month, Gen. Brown, commanding the
GIFTED States fo1cef, occupied and garrfsoued
Brownsville; Oh the "a ofJnne the .ebel Generals
Kirby Smith and Aagruder met In the ha.bor Of
Galveston General r. J. Smith. repfesentiup
AsJo1 General Candy, and General Kirby: Smith
then End there signed the terms Of surrender nra-
vious1y agreed upon At Now Orleans on The 5tb
Of June. Full and formal possession Of Ga,:es,
Ton was delivered to the uzited sta,es for.e,
and the nag Of The Union raised. On the sth oy
June Admiral Thatcher went axhone and
wsa cordially received by the 1eae,
naEal and military authorities who requested a
p.rt ct the United states naval force. TO reun.;n
there for thei. protection Galveston /, befo,e ths
time thoroughly gazstsored ty United. s,,tes
fokees eent forward by Gen Cauby, Gen. sber..
DIN Is a1so probably there.
The Psesiceut'e proclamation fsts:ne the h,ock-
ade Will be Immediately Issued.
tsicnsd) EpwS II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
, 1865-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 2a-In addition tn tboae
s1ne re- aH ~ following have
1ndsr BIZ PROCLAMATION Of The 39th M.v ~ .'pP'
y stu'Et, H.rgtnls; John n. Dayii, Tennets..e e.
1n3;e n9;e1t kiinstnuy, Ts1ss; Edw :he.wln, Va,
Ca1nt1eisnd T. Kireseary, 7. b. Hoee safI 4. Il
i2',. RoMell. MS pttugseW, Nose. A. suitb. L. +
" WM1naTd' sc G5nschEell Harris, John IanIpe, ".
zig 9; Readr, e. s: Winstead, T. 6. B. 6ee;nsS, e.
!. h Psrrott John q, Stevenson. Robert 4 IIsp'
4; A. A. Murphy Antbony Days, K. q Bstte, D.
'Ia%sou; Tmspsq !ohashaa @ A. Peck y. 3, Wood, Il.
Y. Ltach, ] DeyeYcanx, L.ri z. u,d. '~o1' ~
, 1865-06-24

lsped Dispatch TO the Chicago Trtbune1
Sfn1x0F1ELD, June ..
.1e Importance We transacted. All the co.,o,
eases not yet disposed 0f were cotttrued hi III.
lonrth hoEday IT. September merit
1he sexton Of the Flrst Blptlst Church, On pn.
inR ABOUT hts usual business OF yesterday morn
1pg, found the door AID window IN the 1esr nf tha
eun'eo open, and On examination found that the
con:cuu1an service had been removed from II,
asoal plEce Of deposit snd wss not suvwbcre IN
oe 1oooo. 4 t4nksrd mud four goolsts Tere Teias. ~
ceo an1S ~ aeas of them OF the thief h4s a. yet
~ L Co: Rese. Of The 1aGth, ia 1u coumsna n,
e1mn 2 fmSGe. mtie.h1 n TIC aes; o. cs Provost
Ms5oI Wiiton a. specal paym .slcr e tnc pIToied
me Il opee. Two hundred wit be psId % II Pag A.
70 sad me balances a. SOON Is thetr p,pers
There azs Two bund1ed 'ard nineteen in ths
e nfral Hospital at camp Buter. one huudfed md
rSostcrtpg out such soldfers " MY NED m ;ao.
Forty Of then will be mustered on. on On Menase Mese.
u" a. he ,sc 4tsnss = tnoa amer Y po..thl
1een platSd qnaet COMMAND OF Cspt. Eeedbam.
Co; = 46;h Illinois. BY Col. Reed, and each bar.
.aeK placed GrdFF the charge MA aor-eonui ston :.
hich M ihe prisoners hitherto have labored.
The following regiments md defachmeuts ara /
M M:dll at Camp Batcs awaiting payment: 7sd. M,i. /
3lact. @5 men: 18th, usut. Col. q. i. Puteel.
ser. z9 men; 1l6th, Lieut.. Col. Jno. M4ddsr.
=! men; detachment ct Eth cavalry, Capt. w.
: Htchatde. q ntn; detachment OF Sd ctTa,rv'
ct. 1ie1t Dement,. 10a men; detachment Of III
aFa'ay, Lient- q. Martin, 50 men ; ;ket lchueut Of
y esra!ry. Lert. Jno. L. Dos0. Ii men.
,91;;s goH oEtesGgg b; 51st rsesi.ed dpch In
'nr additional t., masters will be sent hefe I'M.
ediately. Col l.. b. Waters, OF ibe e3to raj.
ens. r. h. f'een b1cyetcd to a nrIgid1e1 Gcne:al
, 1865-06-24
Especial Ditpatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.1

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.1
ST. PAC1. Juue %.
Late ndsices from Forts Wadsworth and Aoer-
c1ombse represent everything qniet On tho
rontier. It is rot likely that there will be any
more Indian ratda this season, and II the plaas
la1d out By the military authorities are we'll exc
cutfd, tht1e will soon be IN end to the Indi.n
troubles In Mln1esota. 49,
Major Gen. esnborn, who has been In comm md
in Southwestern Missouri. Il to have command Of
the expedition against the red SKINS. BE arrived
here thus morning, and WAS sereuAdel By his
frleD3s this evening. He WRs ,Atiutant General
VI this Stlta before entering the service.
Cor. Miller Issued 4 proclam1ttol today In
which: aftr alluding to The end Of she war, be
hy ,oundiuc Soldiers Home as a permanent
70. this pufpp.e, leaving tho dataSof the astem-
hing TO the central conuttteRs ofthe two polil.
cnl 1artles.
Gen. Ewe1l has written letter to friend in this
city In which, he attempts 10 ezplaiu why h1
cptescd the rebel arn&..n1t IN rea!ltJ pleads
tic baby att. He folfoW6 bis Ssste, sud from tho
ttDnmcns which he heard exprs ssed hy Northern
men, he thought It was the course which won,d
Eot e punished. Ue nleo plexds ,l-heatth and ts
A.tla1ly wiling to be released IRON Fort Warren.
Nhert the letter 10 dated.
Two soldiers Of the Sd Illinois cavalry were
amua9ng themselves 4 day u t1o since At the tori
By enapp,nc cartridges at each other. One of the
grna ws Mt Of, the ball entering the unfortunate
uan'e munlh+ and coming ont Of the back Of bis
head, Killed him lnstanily.
, 1865-06-24

u mun Killed on th = N. G. n. H---The
IT, suit OF u %o1diers2 Folly Honey
order Post U@ce&-A Bold 8urElarJa
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihnne.1
DETROIT, suae p.
Eat'y this evening tho body Of IN unknown
mar, sppa,eni1r Freucmar, aged about tixtJ
years,wss ditcorered on the Michigan Genital
4-4rk, EA-.. Af----- --.s Vi 1pe1I00tl. n0fr1OJt
muu1rad bJ passing train soraetame during the
night. 1t is fuppoeed that he committed euscide,
r. yesterday afternoon be was discovered On th.
1ailrosd track neat the eane place, AID It Was
only With difficulty be cou1d be driyco of.
Mt Ct tarle. Elllott lawyer Of Windsor, c. ".
rte1tine in Sandwich, while golug home At late
hour last evening was Accps'ed by a drunken
soldier Who challenged him IN the u*ul military
etyle. The challenge was not heedcd by Nj.
Elliott who attempted 10 pass on, wh4n the sol.
der thrust hli bAy O1et into bis body penetrating
his bowels II fa feared the wound Will proye
mortal. The soldier is under arrest
After Juy first, the following Post Offices In
this Stale will be money order Offices: adrian,
Aiefau, Ann Arbor, Biz Rap'ds, Cold Ta'cr,
East SseEuH, Flint. Hillsdale Jhckson, N arshalt,
Monroe, ElIea. P0nt,c. Port Huron.
The touee Of Z. q, Robinson On Howard etreet,
WEE entered at IL =; m: ycs'crta! during the ten:
poEary absence # the ta,tly, and robbed Of gold
watch valued at *l5l fa00 to United Ssases bond.
anu $4V tn tash. The burglary VISA com nitte1 b.
Two boot blacks who were arrested to-cay.
, 1865-06-24

ESPECIAL plfpsteh to the Chicago Tstbure.1
a,,o.,. NAsHrMLg. June 81 8
necnag Tas held In Clarksyi1,e an Tursa,r
iof appointing Delegates to the Concrr.tlons,
Con'e1tion Of the Sixth District wh,ch ,,aa.s -
so,a@o'a TO, morrow. Resolutions we're odon,.d
ecneune'nc The faEch,se Law passed ., ~
fersseh oi tho Legislature, and ,u*tructlnr 49,
rpue 70 vote for no man 1t cclunhl. cot on,o,s,
49, ~ ftn , !a*. Af' "n. Wires. Represent,tiye
'oH J. o. .@c:oesE. was On the COMMITTEES m rr.o
1u'ion'. hat unde1staad, did not tndnr.a '1so 20
act;pu oAse tne
, 1865-06-24

[special Dispatch to tho Chicago Tdhuu@.1
WAS +1sdToN. June 49,
tt 80 Q. md the Union National BANK. e,n,s.,
e,of0. have hecn authorized br The stcra+,T
o. the TIeaeury,
4-afts c'e'Eb wcse discharged from the Treas.
nfS few days ago for Incompetence, md their
p1aees 0led With competent men
11t Set Ii. Col 1thn II. Whlte, sth Illinois rxv-
airy, hss been relieved from tutv st He.s.
CHARTERS Department Of Wa*htpeton, a act.cz It.
tpectoz General, and Will proceed to St. Louia
aof tae purpose OF reporting to his commanding
officer.
Mr. II. Henderson h. hecn .ppofoted po.t.
master at Winchester. Frspklta COUNT. T-nn
ano Chae. E. Wo3orut at Madison. nxy1dsnrs
oteee ~ the P"st S sersd Gens,s'
md Will 60 INTO operation on the Sd Of JuIv nr~+.
- OHIO.
Akron. Athens. ,Beilefonta1ne, Bpeyrus, C,m-
aslspn. aamitou Fnsy
ton Jackson, Jsdersoo, Kent1n, Iancs.ss, 4tn. ".
,GonnsllsTilis. Co. A;,nsaeid. Ma1ion. as.sii.
Nss asS,s' ~ phtss.pasll' SiPEl'c So,xs s
fs1nesvil]s. P1q1a, RavenuH. R,piey. Sa!em. SIN.
bcnrtlle, T1ftn, Vanivcrt4 Warren.
EoTltng Green. MaJsrille, Paauc,h.
JLIH014-
An.ors. Bellert)1e, Caatnn. carlinyI11e, Cen.
G1lla, Champ1fgn, Dsnville, Decstur. Dixm
5aleepufR. Geneteo, jack8ony{ltc. Jofief Esn+
Eakee. Lacon. Mseomb, MI Iernoo' Atem1
E1f1e. fohf'Ac, Princeton, SaaTEretoEn Shrlrv
'aAe, Sycamore, Wapkeean.
INDIANA. |
Atttca. Bloomington. Columbus, Crav.on1sriua
sfeencastle, G!eenstuig, Goshen. Ilunhpcton'
e@eI.ons's cgent as k.fG%o. t.Potte La~r%ncesure,
s,tef. RtGhEond, Salem. South Bend Vein..s;
cesaT Rsplds; co4oe1l Rlun.. Iowa CITY, 1,ops,
'!tpm*s, Sioux City, Washington, W,teri5n.
EAEs1s. .
Atehison, Fort Ieavenwo.th, L.xtence. Tn.
H1cmoAx,
Aofiaat A1ltrsn. Ann Arbor, Big Rlp,as. Cold.
s'ef: Ettf fag1ntw, FInt. Hitlsdale Jackknn
'fsha'l, Mentce, Nilee. Po.t'ac, Port Huron.
nKREsoIA.
,rad ,Faidabsul', Ha:ttngF, Nankato, Rochester, ct.
MISSOURI.
Jefferson Barracks, kane1s Citv. P,1ot Kno,
1ehmord, Rolia, St. Charles.
KEBRAAKA.
Fehratka CITY. Omaha City.
@IscoSsIK.
Hack water Pals, Darlington, Eau Claire, Fou
LAC, Green 8sy. Hndeon MauitoWoc. Oshtnsh
'FtsEe G1sy. PEatr1e Duchlcu, Prescott, spsstss
PENNSYLVANIA.
T. nsi'ann'owg A'toona, Bedford. Belletontc. Car
;. Gteentbnrf. K'ttsnplne, Lancaster. Lebtaon.
rra Depot, Towarda, Warren, Wash ncfnn {
E;lsborou2h, West Chester, Yorf. 'A'
, 1865-06-24

trEcn the Boston Post, 2Oth.1
ire a'roctous tragedy in Roxbury INVOLVING
h;.h 1dS murder Of John s. and Isabella JORGE. d
Trned Hnsca "e gaze an account yesterday, his bro
found impression Of sadness and indiena rtv, !ion
u the public mind. That In CIVILIZED
Cn11st1an community there should Iva ~
1nan beings capable Of such cn.IIv
sesa sasase a1d fendlsh deeds, Is almost
Past belief. But of tie fact Of
saeif existence, the two-fo,d crime. will
It sbon1a fsscS caSecompantments is too true.
ea eaat the young cannot be too carefully cuani-
60. we give below such additional n f5rme. f
I'm o. me tragedy as our reporters haye
been able togather. DA'e
ne body Of the murdered girl WAS founa
about one O'Clock. Sunday afternoon. In Bns.
s:}'s WOODS, very secluded place at no Great
In her fifteenth year, hut vas remark,h,S SIa rIs
WeH:iotmed, round and full in person. ore oyey
i've feet high, and rather attractive IL No No
son, Win auburn halr and very clear. br,ebt
eyes. she resided In Lynn, with one of i,er
aunts, aau was here On = visit. The boY WA
stpali q ois ase. Mrs. Joyce left her home
West Roxbuzy 10 make dresses for u1 9,m,y ~
to stay three days. The children. meaI.
While, were to stay with their rran1n,nt5 rISa
ut the corner Of NewlaDd ind Cnncn,3
streets. The boy came home from schoo1
the Dwight school at eleven O'Clock m sion''
day, (the mo: ming sessions Of Our scl.nais % ha
ng from eight to e]eyen.} The elrl exnrrsssd
l desire TO see the woods around Bsslon. % an;1
proposed to go to Roxbury. S7metHfn1 Eos 49,
aid about Mays woods. The boy aaid :. III
how you some arst-rate woods" The r,.ndA
mother rather objected to theIr coins Int
he Eirl patted her On the back aff; q :ioncta1r
% sag, Dont't be afraid, grandma Ws'ii'
y x back IN time for johnny to 70 to school y
THIS was IN reference to the afternoon srhoo,
ess'on, which commences at two n,cIocs-
ther they left the gill had ten renss
nth her. The place where the mnr'
er was committed was about nar,I1oi
: 9 little beyond the Forest Hii1s 1Iii
'ntioD, at the juactu1e Of The pIov1dsncs
I'd Dedham Railroads, up on h,jl.to the
eht:. It is supposed that the children wh" %
ere last seen going up from Newiand streat
ward Washing ton, took the Forest Hui car
q the Dedham turnptke route. rode nnt ~
lie terminus, and then struck The ffrst rosd
ley came to, which led them across tha ra1ts
nd, across the Jamaica Plain road. and then
circuit up the hills aud further out. Be-.
18th an old oak tree, on au em,nence in the
ovc, te place favorable to scat. The oaE
ares and twigs have beea plucked nfr n
axe wreaths. One of these vas f;,nn1
;incd around the young girls hat. She lad r
identity sat there and made her wrcafhsl 4
q there we're the broken tWtss laying on