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, 1865-08-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CINCINNATI, Aug. II.
TIE s..tc certss1 Committee net In Columbus
5este1aaJ and made arrangements for an fm1neat-
SIC. oIcbnlzation for the political campaign
Great haImony prevailed In the deliberations,
ard cheering repotta were received from al quar'
cts. There was no disposition to eupprees Gep.
Coz for hi. fauouA Obetltn lest:t, nor yet 70
nonlnats smother or more radical candidate.
Tle newa from Kentucky Rro@s better and bet
ter. Ra.dall's majority Will 20 over 6vs thod-
lard. Tbs coasliiuttons1 Amendment psF.y have
gatrct, pc.heps, twerrJ H'enb.rs of ,heIeslsts.
tnre.
4 diabolics1 murder WIS committed near Lex
ireton list Right. AN. Taylor, keeper Of the
tol1gate On the Versailles pike, WAS shot dead IN
bis house By ball passing through the window.
jaRe Deny, who hts been In the haiti OF killing
CElon nt1 lhezeabou.s, WIS arrested on ens-
p'elou.
4 report has been indu.ttlou.lY circulated by
the Coppe3h<ads n Kensacky, tha& Governor
Bfam1ette refused to vote on account OF the
military interference at tho po1ls. The only res.
son he did not vote ras becsuse be consieeted be
hsd no right to vote II Frnktr.t, as bis home
WIS In Adair county.
Ii Tartsw, Boone county, on tho River, be
Tween .hts city AID 1.ou!s7tle tee returned rsbel
eottiefs were not allowed to Tpts. On the fol-
loving night the ti1n OF Gen. Biston, Union.
let, was buEned, ard notice posted % bis r1te,
to 1ea~e the country within forty e,sh. hou-.
This State Of facts being communicated 10 the
Port Crmmsndant Of tho place, squads Of Union
to.dtcrs werc dispatched through the country to
htrtst tvery returned 7tbol eo!dttr they could
dId. About twenty h.ve been arrested, hut
WHIT Is to he de1e with them Is not known.
, 1865-08-12
Horace Greeley and the New York
Observation-Disclosures etfer from
the Old Ehtsf.
[Cct1espnuderce Of the Cincinnati GaZstte.1

WAeH1SGToSt aug. ..
Ertry year somebody thinks II worth while
to start the etstament that Horace Greeley
is going to 1caye the If5btuse-that the stock
holders are about IT, turn him out, or some
thing of the sort. believe 1t was Senator
Apthcny's paper, in Pforldence. that
first revived the story this time but It has
been repeated, and modified, and enl1Tc1ed
with so many varieties OF tue lie clrcumstan-
tlal, that at last people begin to believe 1t.
Somewhat pnzzled, and DESTROYS to know for
my personal satisfaction whether there could
prRsiblg be any truth In the etosy which, II
true, was Of concern to The journalism Of the
nation, I wrote over to the veteran. tnqniring
about It. His reply Eas so characteristic
that ! an tCmp1ed 10 betray his confidence
br priutirg ft,-at the risk Of acquiring tho
unenTiaMe reputation OF q bctrayer Of pr
Tkw YoaK. A1c.&
FmkxD Red: Thark yoa, fer Jouss OF 50.
Yeuz enqn.rses tie ianghaale. The taet ate
We elect an cdItcr Of the Tribune annually by q
0cce many year, ago, tlEo votes were cast agatna.
ne for ed oE-nore eescre nos stnee.
1tave never heard thai any stoc8hH.tef cestfed
Int1a 10 recuce my work On 1t at the earliest
moment, snd have en a1a,ed y III who @ hsTsA
ftght to know. an oEerwhelned With Ahor.
Ny idea il to get somebody elee to
t,ke ,he labortne oar, reeeiye the Efks
kDd cuts, and let NE larM 4 little. NaTei
llltle, ilsh tome. and write When In the eu'r3t-
Such IL my dream. hope to realixe at lea8t 4
paH Of n DARING tbs yea. 1865; but may not TIL
soue ttue latcs. Tou know hos circumstances
control everything.
Al prcsetf ao wiring abaut IN average at twn
columns pit day for the Tabuns-too much;
mesn to wr1'e Less whfneser car.
Thht's a11 know Aboul the tnatte1, Pssh.pa
tscy kn"w more At the Htra'd oolce.
Vol, H., g1tevc 10 tsy, doe. NOT ret OF 80 last
4. IL should. have nuca other work, very
4 * wife, and an not very veil nyse (, and The
res+hcr 4 GOOD for corn an3 tutn1ps+ brit bsd fur
rikfotT, i hepa Tor ,mpIos tmtus In m4hg, II i4pt
most feRpect4. aoEh.
fEtrnpd1 HORACE GLIE1ff.
, 1865-08-12
The GREAT EASTERN BEfoxD REPORTING DIS
T4KCE OK THE TtU UIT

Before twelve hours more are out the Great
Eastern will have run into ], 500 tathoms,
Hhen II any mlshap occuts she Will hava TO
hr,Dg lack her oNn intelligence, far no sts-
nails under such circumstances can 1each her.
Frtm this time forth, therefore, the public
must depend on the messages forwarded from
the Vessel ITSELF and, whtn these messages
cease, will be at liberty to conjecture WITH as
when the atom Of wire discovered on Monday
put an end to communication with Valentia.
fhe compression Of the water and unsarying
temperature of the Atlantic are already in
provtrg the miles that have been sunk, and,
If all should happily 70 well, the wlfc Will
continue to improve to the last fathom.
, 1865-08-12

s.tt et., fcht occurred. Il vas soon eque1ched
bY the strong esr7 OF cffIces HfcN. As honhle is
ant!ttpsted thsE evening, largo force ol police
viii be On the ground TO keep order.
d. Hardy, 18th Michigan infantry, s1d John b.
ker, ga A!chiesn infaptsJ, have been released
from Grattot Street Prison. haTinE served out
their sentercee. By order Of Gen. T. G. 4.
Smith. co,pusrd ding The District OF Missouri, al
the t1nops in seuthwcss Missouri nave been
withdrawn, with the exception OF fouf conapsntes
Of The I'd Ohio cavalry, stationed at Springfield.
The Government property Ia being removed
from Springfield as rapidly a possible WIN
view Of breaking up The pott. .-..
The following 1egi1enA Of Mtaeoufl Volanteefs
hsye been mustered cut: ID, ID, 8th. 1Qfh. 1ath.
t7h 1s:h, 2sd 9Th, a7te, ash, 31st, 3d. SD, a5th
3stb, dist, 4za, 4ad Ala, 45h. 4sth, 9Th, 4stb>
4s,h i1fantry; I'd, esh. s:h, 18th and 18Th cavalry
The 4oth infautry will be mustered out In few
asy., md The 1st light artillery are now being
HnateIed out.
All the rivera ere high ard IN good hoatab1e
condition.
Five hunt.ed muiea are being transferred from
Ohio to The p!a'ns. There VAS an arrival OF
fcrr hundred Of the lcng.eared fraternity at the
About cne half Of sb.rm,nt great wagon trala
Eaa arrived.
Gen. 4. Med. MeCcok, vita: portion Of his
ssafr: Brig. Ger. Pierce, rom Washington, and
Col. J. W. Perkins. Qu.rteruaster at New Or
leane. were smong the a,.1vsls At the Lfndsll las
light.
We leatn at headquarters that Gen. J. D. Blunt
Of Kansas has been mus'e1ed out Of the service.
, 1865-08-12

NEW foHK, Aur. ll.-Add.iio.al Developments
II iht rhgnix D1pk arfalcsttcn have trans p1red
sinee the arrest OF Pc,kiL.. Ja.. X. Eatle, book
Keeper Of tie blink, has been atre&ted as a. &C.
eompies snd centtsscd to bag!nc received oae
hundred t.ou.and dollars from jenkins, which
be lost IN Stick operations. lie WAS saken to =
ttation house 'a.t Eight and pnt In cell. This
mor1ing 1t "as ft1rd that be hsl cut an artery in
his Icck with pe.kulfe sud bltd to death. us
uas Whoever cf 3. rc.rs OF age, and lived IN
Newark, New Jer.sy.
Geaevieve Lyons, a!l1s Were Browsr, 4 dis.
reputable yorpg Wctna1 anu one Of her inttmate
friends, kuoaD a. Charles Brohp, uitq, Sam Da-
Wis. utcher, were alao arrested. It ls eatd Per-
kinz became acquainted With Geue1ieye in con-
cert saloon. end was in the habit OF layish!pe
l4zRe amounts OF money npon her, enabling beE
to live 10 magnificent style. Earle, At he Tina
Of his arrest, Was not employed In the bsnk, up
occupied the pos,tion of clerk with Smith, Marta
4 Co., Bankers, in Wall street. BE has not been
employed ut the Phnnlr Bsnk ios some noaths.
Tbs chethier btlltyes tbs de{slcation will
amount 10 twn hundred aud seventy -tve thousand
d-lls1s. The bank has surplus furd Of f270. .0ct
beeide the earrings Of the past liz monthg, which
apart from the IN , dv;dendt, arc considerable.
NKw YonK, Ang. II --Tht urenplo5 ed returned
sold1ers and esiiors marched In procession
through varters streets 10 dsY, under tue auspces
Of tho Metropolitan Employment Agency, carry
ing banners asking for employment They wert
headed by band Of music and made due ap
pss1ahee.
Nkw YeRE, Aug. 1t.--The o. S. steamer Hart
ford, tlY!rc the ass Of Rear Admiral Il. H. Bal
ssiled to-day for tho Est 1adtes.
, 1865-08-12

FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
military Reeepsion..An 1nttmT,erate
Hnrfch by Col. RYan.-A Fitting
Nebuke by Chaplain Lozler.

lEpecIa1 Dispatch to tie Chicago Trlbuue.1
IspIlNAro11s, An-. II.
The o3d Infantry, Col. Thomas, 40 men aud Is
efaceJr, arrived early this znornsng, and With the
11Ath, 147tb, 1A th and 155th regiments. had
pu1lic reception in the State Ho1as squa1e, this
eyf11r9. 1t. Cor. Baker, 9rn- Harsieont CO..
PcdcD, srd Co.. Dick Ryan, made speeches.
Col. Ryan care ntterance to Eome rather
qreer 1tmssks. lie eaid he was lick Of hear
,1g moral lectures mhde 10 the soldiers on
1heir receptions, He adv1s,d the boys, II they
wanted drink Of whisky, call Oh him. and II
they could get none, they eoald clean ont The
tar. He expressed hfrntelt strongly in favor of
taxing GcY't bonds in the hsnds Of capitalists.
He spoke about half an hour In arambling. dis-
connected war, ind eat down looking Wild.
Chpp,aln 1czlcr took itsue with RJda. on the
whitky question, and advlted tha bost to let 1t
alone altogether. He aaid 1t WIS common thing
for .oldIe1s 10 be made drunk by scoundrcfe, and
ttcz robbed. Col. Ryan, who III City Attorney
hete, 3uuped up and volunteered hia ee1vjces In
p1osecutiug tueh vi1latne, and tsid he would send
them to the pe1ttenhary. Loster responded to
the interruption, and said such asafttaIcs IS COL
Rysn preferred wtald MT get back the soldiers
moxty, uo said there were $40 grpg shops In
the city, xud he hoped The men before him w1u1d
Tot put their faces into any Of them. The caute
OF tempe. ace YES jurt knd right. and the gates
ct he'll eaould rot prevail aRatnst tt. he ccnclu'
dtd ty singing 4 song entitled, "Od Union
Wagon" SD rat down amid load cheera. Col.
RYAN m: De fool ct himself, without any provo
esttcn, SD bis audience felt he had been prop
e,ly 1ebukcd.
, 1865-08-12
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1fibunel
nrEnnlf Arr. II

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFfbunel
DETHofr. Auc. II.
There are no further particulars relative to the
spt alItpz dieastsr on Lake Huron on the night cl
the 1inth, ttsn thoee telecraphed this Afternoon.
The general impression here IL that TIE blame for
the dtsaeter rest. with the csptan Of tha prcpef-
Ter Meteor. l. thorough Investigation will IN
oonbt:d1y be made a. soon as the Meteor returns
frcn hes trip, ard every edo1t u1ade to lay The
blame where it be1orgs. The number Of nses
Lost u esttmated here at upwards ofone hum
dted.
, 1865-08-12
POSTSCRIPT.
O'CLOCK 4. II,

Especial Dispatch to th: Western Associated
Psess.1
, 1865-08-12
. FROM ST. LOUIS.
An Order from Gen. .met-B-Annlves.n-
F1laters, FiRnIs-mfiitnry 31atteTa.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 7fteu2e.3
ST. LoC1s, Auy. II.
By ordt1 Of QuarteEna:ter General Eecs, all
oua.te rm6eters' Disbursements hereto!osc nate
II tIe,gsnwcrth are hereefonh to be made In ST.
Louia.
The con.ts In Southwestern Missouri arc Etead-
liz 1esas,ur ia take The ooths Of EetnFoed rebels
In cifll and criminal c1sea, In accordance with INC
new Contututlcn. The rebe! s,npath3ze's sfa II
t1ibuladon accordingly.
The celebration Of tie anniversary Of ina oasue
Of Wiltcn's Creek ycstesda-., At Cnneordia. N.s
eueessslpl affair. Governor Fletcher was pre-
vented from attending By oflctI hu:'nees. out
speeches we1s rA. by Congtresmen Bow ana
kuterfoa. Gen. Pile and others. A large number
Of returned veteran. who participated IN the bat
Tie, we're present.
The Chicago 4 st. Louis rzilroa has been In
1urtd ty the late rains in n:luo!s. near Dwight
No mail has s1rtTed from Chicago since Wednes~
a4y night
i ditpatch ssys considerable III feeling eeems
10 exist between the Illinois and Missouri p,ivates
qf TIC 4cth Missouri infanhy.. While several 81
the m n were Whiting for their psy, this morning,
eu ol.1e tt1cet, bttwsen Second and Third
, 1865-08-12

Tho Congressional Efcctfou-Pr0B-
poets Of the Il Adn1faAlon Of the MeIu-
bcrR Not Good.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Prts4 and Times Of
this rnoiusng coEta,ns the following:
"The representatives, elect in the respective
6ietrtets, are a. follows:
IN. G. Taylor, Upper E.... Te1neslss, a1mosts
ecxsainty. -.
"Hcrace NsJrn1d, Knoxville dhtrlct.
"Asa Faulkner, uvet Stokes, !n TIE Chattanooga
district.
NV. B. Csmphell, Nashville.
"D. B. Tt oms., c,stkt7ille.
"Co1. uswt.us, over 'Ethertdgc, West Teunee-
sec.
"Dr. Leltwich, Memphis District.
edward Cooper, Q! the shelhyvillsjD aud
P. Fan,kner, who we fear Is elected over 3tokes.
Will vote with Gov. Campbell and ME. Thom1s, It
they get chance to vote at al. Maynard and
H&1hns c1n he depended on a. supporters Of
liberal natiansl policy, snd we hope Alsn Taylor.
ns. Lef1uit:h is also reported to DO good Union
Ian. The chances Of sdmise1ou OF our delegation
1ot ve1y aattesirg. The Union a1ya Col.
Hauktps is undoubtedly elected. HA minority, as
t1r IS heard frcm "a 1,7le.
, 1865-08-12


soldiers Sent over the Baltimore aud
ohio lkallroad--Mosby-G
Sale Of Condemned Froperty-Guod
FFtcta, nc.
fSpec,a1 Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tsitune.1
WASHINGTON, Aug II.
Since the ED Of the var these have been sent
over the Baltimore aud Ohio Ratlroad, tHo hun,
dr<d AID dity cht thou.4nd folders, oyes hun
dred and ninety thousand Of whom h.va gone
.ettt, and la1ge proportion were eent down the
Ohio xIYes by boat ltom Parker.burEh, as An AZ.
esaee OF $40 per head.
4. II. T. Hunter, Of Virgins. cenauel In Fort
pu'askI, has epp1ied through tudu. ut1ai Gtterds
for = parole OF two or three weeks. 10 visit his
tan,tlY, who are suffering under heavy domestic
s11icuon..
The ruetiua Meeby has been rcleaEed by order
OF the Secretary Of Wsr. on condition that he re-
tr.ns 10 bis home and n.ver again CONE within
tbs lttnite Of this Department without permission
Of The military authorities.
Ata Government 'eale o. condemned Govera.
uent properly held At A!cx1ndria yestsrd1y.
huepisal unts fo!d ut 81: per pou.d; common
terts It; .Stb'cy 1eIts II, ard fheiter tents &c.
Spades thought SIC; rhove3t lie; GIMP batchess
lie; Philadelphia a1cs a5ic, and a1ee &C. Pierres
sheets wtre ko1d for A:c; drawers SEC sad bed
,Isks f., A,c each. uaxncts realized trou s2.t2
to IL 10 single tets snd 6agon covers brought 15c
per 1r1nd. All the other artic1es brought like
gooe prices.
The Government has i:Encd public document,
apsmph'et consisting full lsts Of all solltera
burstd In The nurerors itoldlers> burJlng
grounds abou. Washington.
g. II. PenG1eton had eordial Interview t3-3AJ
with his snt EGntst, the Union candidate for Vice
Pr sent At the Inst election.
, 1865-08-12

. ssSa.,s. a counties ,....1ss:'
, 1865-08-12
TEE GA EAT FA.LpRE. j.

There can be little doubt that tie Great
-Easte1n, af.er paying out 100 mf&es Of cable
md finding tie Insulation destroyed. put
hack to England and 20 ends in morufyng
failure thr second attempt At an Atlantic
telegraph. Advices from Hearts Content,
Of the 9th inst, apnouce 1he arrival there Of
the sunboat sphyrx. one Of the Great East
.cru't consorte. which having BEEN lefl behind
in storm. July 9Th, (bsfore the failure WAS
lrowp} had tte, red :he proper cou's= without
sccirg ar3 3tl;ns more Of the feet. It is
further stated that the New Founoland cable
which The Clara ClarItA went out to lep1ir,
5e lLtire1y destroyed.
, 1865-08-12

~ In Paris, II. Dup1a has published q
work "Ls Lurs Ejteas des Ftniuses," In which
the author, Who fs probably 3 ctusfy baehe.
lor, takes the ground that the expenses Of the
women have bscoae 50 dghtful that society
cannot stand It. There are parties In Mas.
sachusetts Of much the same persuasion, who
declaec that Gov. Andrews "anxsous and
aimlesa'' maldeus are left thus, because 1t
has become great and fearful thing to sup
port wife In these modern times But the
Idea that mat1imony should begin With style,
OF not at all.
, 1865-08-12

Tbs Tleult n keDtpcky looks better Tor
Emancipation as we get toore full returns.
The Legislature viii be closely diy1ded--not
more tLan five or six majority either way
and We are not disposed a1 this writing to
corcede that or any majority to the pro-
Elavcry side. The general stAte ticket flor
T1easu1e1) is In doubt, and VIII be decided,
like the Legislature, by counties Jet to be
1eard from.
We have returns from eisbtF-two Ct the
ITO cocnsl.e, leaving twenty-eight to be re-
ported. The msjoritiea are:
, 1865-08-12

B The MARROW at1ip Of 1and dividing tho
urI<r part Of Portage Lske from Lake supe-
nor, Hest Of KeewenAw Point, Is to be cut
Of work has at last been let to New York
contractor, who will commence operations
tbls month, and expects to hare II finished
by the clcss Of navigation In 1856. The
canal will save nearly 3 hundred and ffty
mics in the passage fon Portage Lake to
Ontona. Il, and will obEiate the dangerous
paesage around EeeHenaF Point.
, 1865-08-12

nErRe1r, Aug. l.-No further psstieulars have
been received from the scene Of the lato cst4s.,
tropse on Lake Huron. Capt. Mckay, OF the fe-
wahie, has gone with snail Etcaner to cruise
about the epot where the Pewab!c tnnE. ta
propo.ed a'so 10 send = diver 10 the wreck. 7he
ROCKS md papers Of the ill-fatcd steamer were
lost. It ia therefore Impossible to give a con.
p,etc ltst Of the passengers who we're On board
but.he ltst a,rcady te'ezraphed compfiae all that
we're sayed. The Pewabic YES built l1tt 5eas,
end valned at tlon, ,001, and injured for f6a000.
, 1865-08-12
aecgdeut on the j. d. G. ". Raalrond"-
= Two IlYt3 If0Mx4

B. p1iyate dispatch Ieceivea ,t tn.s .e.ia1;5s ~
lasi eTtnipg, VIC learn that the htst SERIOUS
arc;dent bss happened on the Atlantic g
Great Wc.tcrn Rstlloaa. It occurred ~
about o'clock Thu,.day morning, neaz Peg
tersyi1le, Pa. The locomotive wAs 1ass e
tcrlng deep cut 5u The road, Tnen en- Iae of f9 X
s,san, 10 order to check the speed, when the
pItcee, aid tearing up The track. The sngi-
III er sud bic brother were instantly kl!ed !;
ard r,an ty the nane Of NeWbery WHO
~ae riding on thc engine, was seriously ln
jnrtd. Although the baggage car and h'st
passenger ccaen we,e Piled upon the wreck,
70 conetqutnac Of the accident, the train.
pine hours cue. bad not arrived last night
[tMihn1tj Eaafte. II.
, 1865-08-12

Non7u sfpsrs, c. B., Aue- 1.-THE steam
zach: ClasA Cls1ita has arrived, hxv AZ LETT Port
au bstqae last evening. No ,idtpcs had reached
that pcinf Of the Crest Eastern up to that time.
Engineer Everett, vhoss cxperlence In la1tng
'bs first Atla1tic Cab'e. entities hts opinion to
gent rtepcet, he1ieses The laylrg Of the present
cat1e il now failure. Mr. Msekey, the te1e-
graphic Superintendent at Cape Race, u stIu
hopatu1.
The expedition Of thb Clara cla.1ta Is q tsllute,
,be Lawrence cable being entirely deetro5ed in
H.uy placer.
HyAh1s CONTENT Sunday Ar .*6th,t
ria Nut b SJdIey, lls1.
The Br,,!sb gun boat sphyrz arrived here TO-
d,v fsrudsy ats =, N. aEd calves, having
be n f1o,t Of coil s.nes Friday might The
spe.n1 VA, ,ei. bshlndiny the Great E1stern aad
the Fun bQat Terrible On Thuradsy cTe1iag. July
aSh, during strong west:s1I btoexs, and head
, 1865-08-12

B The Eldridge House, at Lawrence,
haneae, better Known in the East than the
Lindell Of ehs1man, IL being rapidly rebuilt
First destroyed In 1s4t BY the border ruttlaus:
md burned in 1868 BY Qnantrell Of ln{amous
notorietyt What memories cluster around
thAt spot what Of triumph, and wtat # ter
1ihle defeat, destruction and death. Al one
time the 1oJal people Of twenty etates had
their eyeh tu1ted to that FerY ground.
, 1865-08-12

SARATOGA. Aug. u.-In the race today for
thrte year olds, the two milo dash was won hy
the Revenue Colt Baltimore, beattng O!tat. two
resss was won BY t~e L:xipgtun horse L'xicoa j;
Maid:tore WOE The nrat heat. Time. 1.49I, 1.es,
and Isl.
, 1865-08-12

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be elETdnsa ysN OF
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for the nnIt yNW
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, 1865-08-12
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Nth athtrttar1euts.
THE NATION.
This Day Published, Aug. 10th, 1885.
C0NTHNTH:

This Day Published, Aug. 10th, 1885.
CONTENTS:
| THE WEEK.
M Sf"tpsres md TIC E,.dc.
Why aac Hov.
| "es'tur11 Weea.
6tiaE No Nusdsr.
aas:s Aakts Wu.e.
Qaai*y IND Qualification.
CORRESPONDENTS,
5hs s7psrme causs Aad aex.o sur.r
x1ain Qaesttons.
HI. H3ZDnA1E ss---A4AA-
ss.:a o. 7a.>zs Ia Eea:a Clsau-a-
Tne B4n nth u 1sIs-
Iuala.1-Ins Triumph Of tae unerlz.
zomreh tho Wosss for saa F4ats.
LITERATURE.
LEasxy Natss.
Oh. Two Gfsat Waa. =.
On tho CaE.
M,ntaisnpe1s- ::
aCTENCEr
r..eo7s,iea ard Iaventloo4-
FINE ARTS.
The Proposed peux7s for tho Central Fszx Cats.
FINANCIAL REFIEW-
Jts1nnees among it regular q oseat1ozA con-
ntbuto1s t1e following nAEes:
HKuRT Y. L0NeFRLIoW.
JAMES RUBsEr4L LOWELL
JoHN q. WHITTIER
SAMUEL 55a a11or ar,rsa<'esot rttnl', College,
Prot. TpRhEY, HarTzrd.)
P:of. GoLpWU a1&xH. tO1tord.)
Dr.tRANets LsE3RR.
t.:oE CHILD, <dazvard,
CHARLES 3. soa1cH.
HEERX JAMES.
Judge BOND, tBktlnoro}
KoMuAD QUINCF.
Prct. II. .. WHITNEY. UAa)
91ot. D. .. GILMAN. Gals,
Judge DAILY.
frcE Dw I6ET, tCalunnia C,lsxs1
Pitt TAYLKE LEWIS. scheoee4dy.
judge WATLArD.
FREDERICK LAW pLY5TED.
Rty.D MoCI1xTocE.
Eev. Dr. JOE F. fHoAFS0H-
Bar. PH11L1Ps BROOKE
Rev Dr. BE1Io TB.
G.. ). ETILLB,
Henry X. rUCKHRIAH.
BAXARD TAYLOR.
G. A. BRI8TPD.
CT B9ACE.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
BYpt EY 9KORaR FISHER
TERoD9HE IIkTUH.
JANK1 Parton.
GAIL HAMILTON.
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.mor.hs Txo DoUar1. When delivered By Ars1aE In
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JOSEPH 3. RICHARDS, Pu>1llher.
No. 30 Nxss4n IT.. New York.
Wxsrxx:r AoEscr Roeu 23. Lombard No.z4 Or
70. Box 17i7, Cnitsgo. H.
suts< siptIans and advertisements received Azssts
wauted to canyzas Tho WeataEn atatfa.
Address, DAH1RL !. ALRN.
FOE kAlH 1T ALL SEwa AGENTS.
AplrA3t1 It
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FROM DETROlT.


lS1tcSl DIp1tct 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, August II.
The reception committee left hero this evening
fur Port Hurcn to meet Ger. Grant at that place
carly tomorrow 1norntng. he will arrive here
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, 1865-08-12

-Jehp Bel, Who q low In EaetEi1le, IL aatd 70
hive failcd Grtaiy in htal,h curing the last four
yeas. HiG fea'uses atnw the ttyages of time,
and care and tronble.
, 1865-08-12

CLAKK SEMINARY OFFERS
l natn se1es good advantages IN both xol!d acd
o9F smsutsi bfa.cats. Is sevuosn yeaf opea1 AKA
TtNgEF 4:h Board. fosv., and tuition Ia Ca.atno1
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ter Lou1z- DaBsAraiy H3utder-WhY
Coz. ItrAna[st1e did not Vuk.-uut-
raEts by Returned Nebe1 Soldiers.
, 1865-08-12

The r Il ueNtx Bank pefaltatlcu-Foet4
vi, I176, ,O00-D One OF the D~fautGetA
Commits Sltlcid<-e1ocK Gambling
and Fast "nn1~n-D. .2nuoatratfoH
fer Work by thc htxurned soldiers
and Sailors.
, 1865-08-12

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