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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
DEATHS at the Soldiers Hospital.

! Since the 18th instant three soldiers departed
this, life at The Wayside Hospital J. Compton,
Co. b., 9TH Ala, on the, 18th april; H. c. Pitt
man, Co. c., 9Th, Ala, on the 10Th, sahd ]. E.
Byrd, Co. g., 22d Missouri, on the 18th.
The last moments Of the dying soldiers were
eheered by the presence and kind attention Of the
ladies' who visit the hospital, snd the efficient
nurses in attendance. r-' f.. /
We have. been requested to advertise for an
active, good natured boy, about foureeen years
old, for the hospital. T.
An appeal is here made to the benevolent, the
.kind.hearted, friend2of the soldier both in town
and country, to send in any little substantial or
delicacy usually needed in hospital. Clean old
linen and cotton bandages are also felt want
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
False Rumors.

The many startling ru1noFs aaoat since our last
issue are, as far as known, unconfrmed. Among
the many were that Charlotte had fallen into
Stonenan's hands, and that he was marching on
Chester, tearing up the roil road as he came
along. This is not believed. It is supposed now
that Stoneman has not reached Charlotte yet
nor hasit been evacuated. The rumor that Gen.
Lee had been captured is entirely unfounded,
and is believed to be allie of the enemy's.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
More Light.

Cut OF as we are from railroads, teiegrapho,
and mail bags, We have 10 depend sometimes
upon gas.bags, and the way the Ignorance and
credulity Of the .unsupecting" is exercised by
reliable, is marvel The mists and fogs which
surround rs by day envelop US BY. night in
folds ofblackest darkness--for we have not even
tsllow dip to shed sickly, glimmering ray
upon the gloom. Would that the chemist might
unfold a plsn-give US Condensation convert
ing these yaporous gas-bags into fluid capable
Of emitting light. It might not be impossible for
that great, progressive science e-chemistty-- to
evolve light enough to chase away the vague, in
definite, shadowy fantasies from the brain Of
these maid.nigkt, hap-hazard dreamers. =
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
what Brigham has 10 say

Brigham Young, the later day saint, is anx-
ious for the advancement Of his kingdom upon
the ruins of wreck of matter and crush Of
worlds: In a recent sermon, he said:
'"The North prays that their swords may strike
INTO the heart of every rebel, and / Say amen |!
and the South prass that the North may be cut
down on a thousand battle-6eids, and again Z
say. amen !" 3. s
The men all killed in this Kilkenny fight, We
wonder if the old patE;arch does nOtcontemplate
taking care Of the. women. = -
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
The Commands.

The Anderson Iptslligeacsr pitRil4 notices an
editorial of the GreehYille Eaterpriss, in which
that editor makes.a feeling call upon the country
fokto come to the rescue of the village and
bring in largely of supplies for the Legislators
about to assemble in solemn deliberation, The
dema"d is quite moderate, as all that will be re-
quired are, ''hans, beef, mutton, turkeys, chick.
ems butter, eggs, wheat, Hours corn, vegetables,
dried fruits, milk, potatoes &c. Oh. the gour-
uands! what appetites lbey nlust:baye, and how
hungry they viii be, As almost everything avail
able, in this time of scarcity, is mentioned, it is
left to the imagination to infer what the etcetera
means. In sober seriousness we truss our good
lawmakers will pay more attention to the inpor-
tant considerations resting upon then, than to
their s. onaehs. e.. . -. -..z
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The atteation Of lhousekeeper was calIedt 70 a
pot of ley hominy. She called the cook and d.
rected the corn to- be taken.cut and theley saved,
first trying it and finding it to be better Soap than
she had paid two dollars a pound for. There
was about three pecks oil corn and thirty quarts
of strong ley; and it boiled for four hours. The
hcminy was cleansed and eaten. This is 20 jeke,
and the man who talked of making soap from
shucks must have meant corn. This lady has
eleven quarts of better soap than some e5f our
hard cases would have charged her full forsy dol
lars for. l., IS z. :
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
Easter Sunday.

Last Sunday the Festival of Easter vas eelebra-
ted in St. Luke's (EpiscepaD Church.
"This festival, for antiquity and excellence,
takes the precedence of al other festivals. It
was observed from the very first ages; the. only
dispute being, not abort the Propriety Of the
festival itself, but aboutthe proper daYeon 9hich
it was to be observed. The observation of Easter
was at length liked to osel and the same day, by
the great general GoQheifof Nice ses =
The Church was beautifully dressed with ever
green's and fowers-a tiraehallowed custom
IN commemoration of she joyful eTerF of the
savior's resurrection. Christ o9r passover is
sacrificed forus, andis also risen from the dead,
and become the first fruits oftben that Slept
The anthems, psalms, lessons,> collect, epIssle
and gospel Ters all appropriate to the day -. -.
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From THE CoAsT.-Fronl the Macon Telegraph
we learn that some weeks ago Colonel Clipch, of
the Fourth Georgia Cavalry, and a party of his
men, dashed into Fort McAllister, at, Genesis
Point, and captured the working force of negroes
engaged in dismantling the, work. About forty
were brought away, together with a, number of
horses. 1t will be remembered that this was the
first point struck by. Sherman on reaching the
coast, and that it gave him q commanding bas
for subsequent operations, The feet opening
fire on Colonel elinch and his p1rty, prevented
the work from being held had Is been designated
to do so.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
Nnfice 10 ! Teachers.

WANTED, a single LADY, in Methodist
wv family, residing two miles from New
berry Village, to TEACH three children. One
who is competent to teach'ail the Branches that
are taught in q Female College, with Music and
French. One that has had some experience in
,teachipg. References required, and given, if
necessary. Salary liberal,
f&- Address: H.. S. Q. HI,
Apr ls, 1876 Box ls, ,Newberry, S. c.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
r. Y FOR THE HERALD.
The Peoples Appeal to Deity.

Father Of all, of Holy will,
Hear now ourery, beseeehing still
Thy favor, in our country's cause,
To save it from impending woes. -.
The land thou gavest us, yet our own,
The land Of birth, our country, home,
We lose, sunless thy favor saves
Thy people from the fate Of slaves.
Fathers, husbands, brothers and sons,
Gray.hairs and youth, together runs, .
Forward, to shield, to save their all. .
Alas what legions dailysfalL
Wounded, in pain, weary and sad,
Backward turn many, to homes they had.
But few there be, find homes any more
The sword and torch, found them before.
Mothers, daughters, sisters and wives,
With sorrow sit, in tears and sighs,
Ger the loss Of home and friends, :. Z
: Waiting the hour, their misery ends. 3
Hopes and pleassres once enjoyed,
Peace and happiness unalloyed. ~.
Crushed and black, by dismal care, =,
And sorrows, Oh too hard to bear.
For, endless sins, and'eYilS great, r
We're punished Lord, yet what fate
Awaits thy people, humbled, low, "
Thine Instrument, our cruel foe. -.
Thy mercy Lord, welhuanbly seek
Like trusting children, now SO weak,
Avert! from US this dreadful doom,
For love of thine, thy precious son. s.
Just God, forgive US, all the past, -
Give peace, give happiness at last;
Our country, and thy people free,
The Honor, Glory, be to thee. -.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
CHOICE GOODS.

CHOICE GOODS, ~ :.
Large Pearl Buttons, suitable for gents Sum-
ner Goats, or for Ladies Dresses and Summer
coverings. -, T. n
Large and small Elastic Buttons, =
Also few more papers English Pins, white
and black, : =. -. ~. =. +.
Toilet CoGabs aud Fine Combs, m..
Black and Colored Sewing SILK, =-
Black anh Colored Flax Thread, ss. -
4 Hair Pins,
/. ThimbleS, ~. -. I - -
Leather Belts, nice article, 'go a'--.saz
Besides any quantity of Letter. Note and Fools
Cap Paper, also.Enyelopes.
Sobring along Jour Confederate money.
>, -. -. MARSHALL B BROTHER.
Apr iG, I3-tt ~.ss......,,.s. s.
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Salisbury. NC,

Was attacked on Wednesday the 18th, at day
light, by stoneman's raiders, 5000 in number
Our force, only 500 strong, could make but fee
bic resistance, and being at once surrounded,
we're nearly all captured. But few we're killed
or wounded Out ofthe' number it is, supposed
that only 40 men escaped.
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Personal.

General Hood and Mrs. JEFF. Davis aud family
passed through our town Sunday. ..-.
We we're pleased to notice, also, the Hop.
Porcher Miles, and DR.. W. T. Wragg, the former
stopping at the Martin House, and the latter sac
guest of Dr. Ogier. \..-.-.. ~
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TUESDAY, MORNING, APRIL 1s, 1895.
Increase in Subscription.

as noticed last weak the price of the Herald
Is, from this. date, increased to FIFTEEN DOL
LARS Tor three months. Parties sending US ten
dollars for subscription will be credited with that
amount for too months. 3
April IS; ~ -s... - -. ...
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{ IRON. IRON, IR8N.

II HAVE ON HAND a LARGE LOT OF =.
and HOOP IRON, which viii exchange tors
PROVISIONS of 9nY kind. a. HARRlS.s5
April l3 1z-s II g 3
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Brown Shirtings !

~ 5saA9 yards BROW w SHIRTING, jjustres-
/ DsSllJly ceiged an d for sale OF barter .bg
~ ri II % If B. il. LoVELAGE Z.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
Cooking Soda.

I BARREL of good COOKING SODA, perfect
/ II fresh, Just opened and for sale by =,
an 1851 B.: H. LevEL4GE.
, 1865-06-26

the sesGo1d with the blood Of prisoners whom
Il ev rcct nty tre.trd as Warriors,
tiop to Rn.Fcll's Letter Withdrawing bei;iccrent
tiEhta from the Confedcrstcs bcfo:e the Federal
Government cta.ed to exercise thusc rights, and
to Johnton's proclamation denounc1ng the pen
arifs Of piracy ngA1pet FtsRels yl.itpG lntcrdccd
ports.nrntcstcd against such procedures, aud A.
tc.tcd that such vetscls could only be trelted az
emueRlers; He hoped the pr,soners In Federal
difefseed enemies.
Lord RueRe1i explained hi. w1thdrawa, othetlt.
cercnt f1chts. H. fatd Sir F. Bruce hsd sought
explanations ofJohnson.& extraordinary thrcat OF
r. a1ng Eeeke1* Us piEatee. but Gould Eet none.
His opinien was that the threat WIS merely one Of
IN t<17prsnn
representations had been made to The Federl1
government to obtstn compensation 70. the
theotirc Of Mr. Grey By Lieut.. Donovan, Q. $.
lively dcclined 70 matr anJ compensation.
Parliament will be dissolved on the 10th Of
The Morning Iptt *sys the negotiations h.
tween Ene'aa0 aud Csnasa are about 10 be atia.
fac'orily cotcluded. Ca1sda is expected to IN.
deriske the whoie Of the Western defense: The
s.Da III e pSe % iii I'll
furnish the entire pecessaty armlment and gnar.
mice losu 10 construct the 1ntsr-co!o2ial rail.
r08d.
The Aoniteur Of The 1Gsh publishes circular
of she Mlnieter OF M.r3ne, dared Juae 5th, clos.
tng French pett5 to csn'ede,ate yeaeeia.
The horse Gladiator ~oa the grand prize.
Mrs Lincoln had .e1.t reply to the Empress
EuceEta's letter Of coincidence.
u Is stated that toe EmpeEo. agreed to rein.
Liz Tetutn from Mexico.
sea,n CEASED 10 extend beliiseEent right. to the
e
lenefa IVES ei4roycred and thw srted.
Al agent Of 1uarez had arrived at Turin to At
tesni't to enlist Gax1bald1an officers and men for
Ju1rtx.
, 1865-06-26

ofhccrh and fodtcEs Of this command The fact tha:
tie var is over, End IN the future no fotaglng Or
laWlsss appropriation ofpriEatc Property VIII oe
four Year,, jon should not permit Of our
e1otioue cord to be stained by law!ess acts, for
oy 70 dong Jon would change. The admiration
he ar now S s.sst p he II a
end order, confidence ano good feeling among tae
people; Il would BE- ungenerons % DO
Sf t. ag tas
acknowledged over the whole eoun'r5. that the
i9's III every waJ. Thsre!o1e ihe nttaost cue
tbeir friends aat rot their enemies, sud th.t
wherever The uu'hosltIy Of the United States ex'
tendf, there is ample cnrty for pea.n
Peope1g RR reat Ds msse u II s.s
Witncut wr1lten Instructions from competent ar-
thoflt! md commanding officers slll be held r.
eporsible for the good conduct o: the Z mea while
IN camp. There will always te IN effective s59.
ten'of camp and police guards, and no men w1t
he pern.ttd TO lesve the camp except upon
the pa o:the 1eeimeptal comandsf, The vanoas
OF tie troops, and their esn1tary condition mu.t
be clofe1s 3ttendtd to-
Byscommald O Ms}or Gcner1l HERON Wm. Il.
CtAFr* c:pt. A. a. e., and eHAs. E. sTEAass,
III New y: orleans True Dtna 1earns th1t tho
people at Paseagoula are suffering for the necessi-
rfes Of life. Seine relief II afforded By selling
Wild grapes and berries for money with which to
procure bread.
CAIRo, June 24.-Ar arrival !fom New Orleans
the 18th brings LEA htlts Of cotton fot Cato and
jig fer ST. Luuts. 11O balek Of the S.. Louis pssf.
ed up last night. 1t IL thought 1,001 bales will
cover the amount Of cotton In the Rcd river
country.
] he steiner Cardinal was recently sunk short
dtstsnce below Little Rock. Loss estimated 1t
$7u.0C0.
The cotton sud tobacco crops along the Mts.ls-
sippt are reported promislng.
AEMru1s COTTON MARKET.
Ordinary, si125c; good, Gsts7c; low middlIng,
31@:ec< lair CO. 3ar-
A1no, June a5.-The steamer Ruth, from New
0rcanf the 18th, arrived with zoo bales OF cotton
f,r st. Louis. 1so balcs passed for st. Louis list
letter from Shreveport Bnys Investigation
touching The iosr Of the trsn port Kentucky re-
suited In the sc4ul'tal Of officers in Charge fso
all 'laEe. The coumiss!ou held th4t the occur.
renee was entirely aee!deut1I.}
, 1865-06-26
FROM CAIno A1o BELOW.

.....- -
Cotton morem.nts-Gsn Herron-fhe
Ffes somexs-1ayhaWR<f Gr0n.
ger, d.
Especial Dispatch TO the Cal.aro Tribnee.]
CA1no, Jaue IL
A"@ Hf -N1
psptfe o. tne 1sta- eae 'nas ever one thonsand
tstes Of cotton for Cairo, and ovc1 so ba!ee for
1t, Louis.
Tbs New Orleans Tsnes has 1eeezt aarlees from
shrtvenort 4 hodv nf Confcner,te r,r,lrv ~.
1 Ate
10 pursuit o1 Inc osno sna- 9oooed Ex-Governor
Allen They expect TO escort him to Mexico.
TIC neepFc cxusees ruueh crauacs.iou Mt the
Administration az t,en. Heron They haze 4
Frc2t denl Of anx'ety regarding the pruhahie con.
fecstion OF their cotton md other property.
There is not near 70 much eo:ton IN he coputrv
, 1865-06-26


We beg to call attention to the enclosed
letter from Maj. Gen. John E. Smith, touch
ing communication from our Memphis cor
respondent, which has been construed TO be
i reflection On the otlcls1 integrity Of Col.
e. B. Hogc. We think the intention Of our
corr spondcnt has been mistaken by Col.
Hoce's friends, but 1t Is true that he WAS not
ae careful in bis use Of words as he ought to
have been in dealing with the personal char
sctc. Of an esteemed officer Of IN Illinois rcsg-
imeut. We take this occasion TO express our
regret that either Col. Hose Of his friends
should have been thus unnecessarily wound
cd; and 1urtber TO express our confidence IN
1he correctness and impartial.ty Of the colo
nel's administration as Provost Marshal OF
Memphis.
The following Is the letter:
IEADQCARr's D1srElcr Wxsr TESE..
MENFHIH, Tenn, June Fl, 1861
CoaoIel Geo. B. Hose, 18th Illinois Volunteer
1n1sntrJ:
Colo1el-Fy attention has heen esll4d to the
epecjal correspond nee from Memphis, dated Juno
.Ih, published IN th4 s&:h!cAEo TA1BrRE Ut the
lftl, II 6t cttrC upan your integrity IN otnce 1a
juttee to youreef Lqs4lre to ttAte that there va.
no foundation fur IA rrporte. aud that m 1nves-
1lration Of Nour Official conduct, and OF yonr
any compltc!ty in such alleged dcialrat.ons.
joHss E. sn1ru,
BfcYt1 Major General.
, 1865-06-26
p OSTSCKfrT.
O'CLOCK i. 4.


,sn.r1,, pe.pateb IN yestcrn as.netstea pra:s.1
~ yonE :Tnns scNTts Exrohrs W.,hIn1.
.,, NV 1onh. gnne 1,3,nt aetasH Mas1inK
Hn,s - % nnr,sa tha9 a. ~ ct,nn, y, @
mee'fnS Yesterday va: eomewtat e3c{t,pr, and
the dtllberaI,en extended into the evening". It's
u the Interior, were made .the subject Of very
PLAN discussion and pointed crldcism.
Ills tbouaht that Gov, Pterpoat vii, have t,
rive IN lis Lceislature and CHI ior tie election OF
nep nae.
rbe prcsitenrs Policy.
p,.a,5a,t .roI,.s h,naaIr cicsa,v n bn,J.
1he *, n1ta ctosGsY ~ r aas 'e
tts5. ls sala uas ~ aettmpt - 4y!eft1H1 t1e
y. Iii a., ,s ~ " irs,ica " ~, !ona
1ne iIetioens w 80 ne q ~ ,ss toyas M
Iii =. ~, Ia taeE ~ 10 nrsot rs-,x ruht.h
n. y, J,a,c.t,ona n, n,ear,. or orv I'm.
~, ,e shs,an ~ ~ IN 1ha 1:shinst - 00' A-
'''1'' >As NV r. s:oate,s M Hin n,fe,,o.
JAY Cookies MtniIesto u n15 IN any WY an en-.
sIasion from tGe Ifeaen{y uspastnient, no5 nas
~ tsvor; nas ait %stas'osh A sa'u Us
HpRG wee IQAL tUt AalaDual NCuh H4$ Qo eQ l1a{4-
, 1865-06-26

The IndInn Allies nf the Rebellion
R<tnEn1HE to lneir HumeB-Ihey De-
sire RAoces

FonT sx1Tu. Jarc as.-Ex Gorernor Waac. Of
the ChoctaW Satton has arrived here ftam Docks
yt,tc. to confer with Gcn Busy, commanding the
District Of tho Frontier. Tor Eetaros to their
gaged II! tie Confederate army. A temporary
tta'y Of peaee vas effected with the Choctaws
tte aoth Illinois Infantry, Wh1 was sent az Com
nifftontr on the part Of the United Statea. The
Indlans sgree to leave at once all hosttlftIee
against the United States, return 10 thelr hams.
and resume former occupation. Gov. Wade brings
resolutions adopted By a grand eouncil Of twenty
trlte: who met at Armstrong. Academy on the
18th, which declare they Will Immediately cease
al asts Of hostility to .he United States and Will
!ugton to pcE otlate permanent pesce. The In.
d,ans appear very fsicLdly to the Uni,ed St.t.s,
and anxious 70 resume friendly relations. The
Grand Council Waa 10 meet again September
1st;, Gen BusRy has issned an order Inviting the
Indians to retnEn 10 their no res. assuring them
they viii not be noested by the United st1ies au-
thor.tes long as they keep tue tempor ~ trea-
IL Of place enfstea INTO. dc has also provided
fur payment for all cattle procured from the 1nst-
70. for the United States troop, and provided for
prp'ection Of property. GOV. Wade gives assu-
rHL ce thn: no further trouble will be ccc.stpned
by Choct4T9,
, 1865-06-26

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttfhune.1
SPn1S1F1E1D, J1pr25
vaughan. battery Ct light artillery, consisting
Of III men and three officers, arrived at Camp
Bull thla evening.
Five companies Of the 18th Veteran Reserve
Corps trr,re6 here this evening from Chicago to
relieve The 4Gth provost guard, who will be In
me edintely mustered out. =.
The ei'e fer the Lincoln National Monument
hse been selected at Oak Ridge, by tho copmlt.
zee, and arrangement, will at o3ce be made for
commanding the work Of erecung the came.
, 1865-06-26

TWO Important DectAioux In The Uni.
ted StntcS Court.

BosroS, June e4-The United stues u TIE
C!a,nsz,e for fcse-ty ha.es OF cntton. This ease
FORE ju-re Lortn;. The cotton va. picked up
1ost'pr Oft Wilmington, n, C.. by The ftcim'r
V,cltbu.g, The United States lshelled 1t a.
prize, aud the y,ckshnrs el41med 1t as property
derel'ct The dec!.ion Is now given that the
property 1R pf1xe to the United States. 1t
bas .eIctofort teen the practice In New
cotton s1d goods picked up. although The point
haa not ftsn, p.eylous 10 this decision. acjpdi-
ested. Ttfe decision established, therefore, Is
very valuable precedent.
Ii the sane court motion v4s rnade By the u
s. attorney for the esle Of the Geurkia, the we'll
known Confederate cruiser. and WIS resisted in
blhAlf Of Ed@rrd Bates, Of Liverpool, the claim
the sale OF the veate1 ordered on the ground that
longer delay would cause such a depreciation In
The yalpe oi the vessel a. to Affect tie interests Of
al pArttee conc5fDtd.
, 1865-06-26
FItOII DIES MONIES,
Immigration to 1oyra-Brl.hs Pros
pectN.

[sptctal Dispatch 10 the chlcsgo Tsibnne.l
Dks Mo1NEs, June II.
D. 3. McNabh. cf Prince Edwards Island, is
now here With view to asshtins g., many Of hts
cocntEynec es contemplate immicEattDg to this
State. The condition and prospects Of the coun-
IT, lii. McNabb Is highly p'ea.ed vith-the soil,
climate and the peurls, s,-and he informs the agent
Of the American 1mmicsnt Company, that It Ia
probable that =epczt Of his investigations aud
the sHcts coming uuJeE hls obsezrAt'oo. 1usy in
duce III Immigration Of eescral hundred families
Of Industrious and temperate people who will be
Wt1c4fme-
lcctor fot he th,rd dis'ric', IL reported.
, 1865-06-26

WAsnIN0Tox, June s5.-The following usmed
persons have applied for and received tie Pfest
aen.'s pardon under tho p1oc1anatlon Of the a9th
J. EpRlrh, Arthur N. Mari. L. D. Crinshaw and
Ar Snyder. OF Klch1 pad. Va; J. D. Deaur, Jr.+
Of LJnchbuFE; ]. r. Ednunts snd Thpmas Ed
!ouuet, Of Halifax Co; P. II. Thompsou, Of viii.
iarnshuEg; Francis l. Smith. Of fAlexapdria; Jno.
y McAl1iEtsr and 9. u. W.sklcv. Ala; j. ii,
Tenn; T. L. Burnett, Of Galatin Tenn; Joshns
Bill. Morgan CO, Ga: JGn u: Luce, Sebastian CO.,
ARK; Caleb s. Stone, st. Louis Geo. Crandalf, Ia
Attorney General Speed having examined tho
caees Of the fo'lo~tne nstned persons, prefe1ted
through ,heis rcpreteatatiys. Hon. n. F. Conway,
has Recommended to the President that they b.
p.Fdonen. 1hey are merchants Of Klchunud,
eacn north over xso,tx, and were members Of ihe
tchel Am9ulanee Committee: John Ent}ers, Jchn
Purcell, john Dool.7, Charles J Whitlock, L. ".
Il Montsgne, 4. q Dab1ti. J. v, Nc ionee, Il.
A. Psynt, Vim. G. PaJne. Chas. II. Whine, rhos.
". Bvawell,,u. S. Palmer and Chs. 7, Woftham
, 1865-06-26
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


The BaWles and Mlll1Ean CaAes-An
Indictment found III Y Civil Court
Military AtE1valH.
, 1865-06-26
Jeff. Davis Condi-
ton at Ft. MonFoe,:
The Indian Rebel Allies
Asking for Peace.
Subscriptions to the 7-30
Loan $2,3l5,800.
Important from the Southwest;
Sentiment Of the People.


lspee!al Dispstch to the Chicago Trloune.]
WASHINGTON, June H.
Ten applications for pardon were flied In
the Attorney uenszals Olf:e to~day by
cit,ze1s OF Virginia and Tennessee.
Gen. Gsant's monthly pay. income tax 1.dnct-
ed, is $l,c6971. This sun Is exclusive Of COM
mutation Of rat!onz ETC., which amoun. to ne lrly
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