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bonds, Of $500 each, have boon lost or stolen In 'np
ci,y reward Of $4,000 is offered for their recovery

bonds Of $500 each, have boon 1851 OF Sso'0" - '
civ reward Of $4,000 is offered for their ro'o'''
ONLY Roberts, of the Alabama Delegation anu
oa;,o, % r5> n,n,somoy Nail has fetnrnoo none
w.. .ora,ndo, Of the delegation il still In washington
No TINA has vet been designated by Governor
G., an election in such counties Of Virginia as
-.,rrnsd members to tho Legislature.
O. 9 houston of Alabama and Joshua Hill
Of Georgia, both eI.Menibcrs OF the u o. h'u'' VI
Representatives. have arrived al "asnns'on
large meeting was held in Carolina county,
va on the 5,h nst at which resolutions were auoP''u
rromjsing hearty support to Gov. Pierpont.
81. Louis County, Mo-, has given 6,ooo ma
,orv against the new State Constitution The returns
from the interior ore mainly in its favor.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders Oh
the NcwJersey Railroad and Transportation Company
was held In Jersey City yesterday.
Great activity is reported OF Wilmington NJ
r IN sbnpinr North cotton. rosin etc. The former
dullness has entirely disappeared.
Secretary Seward was at the State Depart
ment all day yesterday. lie stu suffers CONSIDERABLY
from his jaw.
John Minor Bolts has arrived in Richmond
and is being waited on by largo numbers Of his old
friends.
The loyal citizons Of NewOrleans are said to
have received the Presidents late proclamation JOY
fully.
Railroad communication between Richmond
and Gordonsyille has been established.
Seven-Thirties were subscribed for yesterday
to the amount Of el,75l.a go.
The annual Regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club took place yesterday.
Com. Dole, of the sIndian Bureau, has been
invited to resign.
Gold opened yesterday at 1871, but under later
English advice. Of higher prices Federal Stocks and Rail
way Shares heavy Later in the day the market wA'
stronger Gold sold 1871 The extremes OF the day
were 1874 and 1851 Government stocks are higher md IN
better demand Border State stocks are higher ana " inc
advance are wanted. The Miscellaneous let active and
hsher The general share lie. strong end prices mshe
The Western stocks higher and throughout the "hoie
lis, there was disposition to buy. Al the Public boafo
price, were lower 1he whole list showed reaction 'rou
the extreme advance Of the morning AT the Second Board
and in the street the market steady at the decline and
stocks in fair demand Money Is offered freely to brokers' o.
s per cent and the latter rate lenders are not able "a
place their balance, readily In commercial paper little doing
The rates are cent Exchange Is quoted nominal!
Freghts are little more active.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

The World has q dissertation by &C" on
Reverdy Johnson's famous letter TO the Mary.
land dSloyallsts, advising them to take the
oath of loyalty and vote in spite Of its tenor and
purpose, which is remarkably like the letter IL.
self, in that It very carefully avoids giving any
clue TO tho nature and substance of the obnox.
ious oath, while its effect is thus portrayed:
"A man Is put In this dilemma: II he does not take
the oath. he loses his right Of otzenshpj II no insists
voting without liking tho oath he inaugurstes civil
war.
THO device is a very cunning one for cheating
an honest man; and the iuore honest and oon.
scientious he Is The more he Is liable 70 be cheated
I'VE are very. sorry that Mr. johnson did not tell
oath which there is legal right to exact il no tie
moral or legal. 1t IL like . signature extorted by
dnress. null In law and In morals. Take the oath as
You would give promissory note to . highwsymsn
eItoIted H. pistol in hand. and treat II would
that note after you got out Of the hiehwsym hands
IAN political oaths are Simply s,upidies Many Of
the men who sat In tho Cow enton which framed the
Constitution had undoubtedly taken a estA " he Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at 1873.
THE WAR.

Ex.Goy. Magrath Of South Carolina reached
So,,ro.. Monroe on Saturday 1t was reported there
ON Tuesday that the officer having him in charge had
n,oeivsd orders TO return with him to Hilton Head
Former DISPATCHES have announced his arrival at ash
angton.
An order has been issued to the War Depart
vpent Ia tho effect that tho rank and fe and petty OFF,
GERS of the Rebel soldiers held prisoners by our &C.
Shorities shall be discharged on takng.th the oath and
transportation furnished to their homes.
1t is reported at Macon, Ga, that breckin'
ridge late Rebel Secretary Of War; has succeeded in
making h,s escare in O vessel from the coast Of
Florida
The kindest feelings are reported to exist be-
Aveen Gems Banks, Candy and Sheridan, relative to
the transfer Of the commands Of the two former to the
latter.
Maior.Gen John M. Palmer, commanding IN
Kentucky reached Washington yesterday ard had an
Interview with the President. He will return to-day.
1t is the opinion of three of our navy officers,
who have examined her, that the Stonewau Is not so
formidable a craft as was reported.
1t is currently reported at Augusta, Ca,
chat Robert Toombs committed suicide while trying to
escape from the Union forces.
The Rebel Gen. Sam. Jones, Com. Hunter
and Capt Lewis who have been paroled reached Fort.
kess Monroe Tuesday.
Gen. Herron's actions and orders at Shreve-
port especially that relating to Freedmen said tc
give general satisfaction.
The Macon (Ga.) Herald says that Major
Gen McCook has been assigned to an important posi-
zion in New. Mexico
1t is said that only few ofthe iron-clads vii
be kept IN commission. The others will be laid up II
Delaware River.
Major-Gen. Howard returned to Washington
from his tour of inspection at Richmond on Tuesda,
evening.
The First and Second Divisions of Wilson's
svary to leave Chattanooga for Nashville yester
day.
Twenty thousand men will be in line at the
review of the Sixth Corps to-day at Washington.
Ten guerrillas were hanged by citizens o.
Gross County, Ga. q few days since
Fifty thousand troops have left Washington
Bnce Friday on their way home.
The fleet composing the Texas expedition has
al sailed from Fortress Monroe.
Gen. Hood and staff reached New-Orleans
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

GERRIT SMITH speaks tonight at Cooper
Institute in commentator Of Mercy and HUI
manity as the corner-stones Of wise National
nolicy in the reconstruction Of four Union. How
many will sgree with Mr.. Smiths views in de-
tail, we do not inquire nor judge; in spirit and
essence, we feel that he is right, and that spirit
ia no less wise than merciful. Mr.. Smith has
won an enviable rank among those reformcrs
with whom Philanthropyis 8 life yet not trade,
and VIC bespeak for him liberal and candid
hearing. We presume he will prefer oppor'
tuuity to any one present who may 500 TT Il
controysrt his views.
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The Springfield Republican Mass. most mis-

Inc SpungpId HtPhoNdn huss' nlost HIS
tAkcnly says:
"The scheme for popular subscription TO raise
sl0O 90 for Mira Lincoln has been abandoned IL has
been uscertaned that the late President len an ample
fourtuRe-yery much larger than at first supposed.
Popular respect for Mr.. Lincoln will be eIhiblted In
subscriptions to the monuments o be erected 70 bis
memory; or, still better, u the erection OF homes Tor
disabled soldiers. In his name"
NO part Of the above most mischievous
paragraph is true. The subscription for the
widow and surviving children OF our late Ia
mented President has not been abandoned, and
will not be, though its success may be defeated
by such cruel fabrications. On the contrary, it
is now going forward; the Treasurer (Mr. Is.
Is. Sherman, No. 95 Wall-st.) is one Of our most
respected merchants, and TIE effort is backed
by number of our worthiest and most honored
citizens. All that is asked Is 81 from each per-
son who is willing to contribute that sum to.
ward making up to Mrs. Lincoln and her
children the salary whereof they were deprived
by the assassins pistol. That is all.
We have hitherto stubbornly refused to say a
word concerning the circumstances in which
Mr.. Lincoln's death left his family, because we
are only asking the American People to pay
their righteous debt to their sentinel shot down
at his post. But it is not true--far from it
that 1.-the late President left an ample fortune"
On the contrary, We happen to know that Mr..
Lincoln's executor and nearest friend u. s.
Judge Daniel Davis of Illinois, after taking an
account of the estate, has notified Mrs. l.. that
she cannot afford to keep house on her means,
but must board. SO much in reply to Ths Re.
publican; and we trust not to feel constrained
to return to the topic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08

Both England and France appear to feel con-
siderable uneasiness concerning the disposition
toward them Of the American Government and
the American people The language Of the two
Governments is anything but defiant. Both
are now paying US more compliments during
one month than they have done during the
whole four years of the war. Both represent
their relations to the Government Of the United
States as most amicable, but endeavor in vain
to calm the apprehensons of the public.
Lord Palmerston, being asked in the House OF
Commons whether new demand of indemnity
for the depredations committed by the Alabama
had been received from Washington, gave an
evaSive answer. He only said that new cor.
respondence had taken place between the two
Governments, from which reply every onc OF
course inferred that the demand Of indemnity
had been renewed.
In France, Louis Napoleon has deemed it
necessary to rebuke his radical cousin for the
speech made at Ajaccio and especially for that
norton of it which refers to American affairs
1t is no secret in France that the dissatisfaction
with the continued occupation Of Mexico by
French troops is on the increase. The French
men know that every independent paper of
Europe, as well as their own common sense
tel their. that in case of q war between France
and the L! ted States, France could not even
make an attempt to hold Mexico. Whatever
NAV be the motive Of the speech Of Prince
Napoleon, there can be no doubt that it will
powerfully aid the opposition to the Mexican
expedition.
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GENERAL NEWS.

rrl. ,virgina Baptist Association met at Rich
5th inst and passed resolutions advising
80 prove themselves loyal citizens Of the
1rn,..s s,s,a. NJ, proposition to say subjects.
- ~ =, .;.;-," was almos. unanimously mega.
tived. -,
/ Mr.. Harrington, Assis, ant Secretary OF the
Who has been appointeo Minister to Switzer
land. will not probably leave before A. /. mere is
strong pressure upon the President to app ING
Assistant Secretary NJ. Il. Field. to foreigA mission
An unsuccessful attempt was made at " ash
sgton Yesterday to organize the National Military and
Naval Asylum for the relief Of totally disabled officers
3 d men Of the Volunteer forces which was incorpor'
ried BY the last Congress.
Assistant. Secretary Seward was moro comfort
,stle yesterday than any day since the attack
Major Seward. wounded at the same time. has been
'breveted Lieutenant Colonel.
, Government is reopening tho Southern post
Offices a. rapidly as practicable. During the past
month two have been reopened 10 Maryland hve IN
westsrn virginia seven in Kentucky, and IL IN len
uessee.
Gen. Ashley of Ohio, Chairman Of the House
romm,tt.. On Territories has gone to Colorado to
make exploration preparatory to the organisation OF
new Territory there to DO called wyoming
A steamer plying between augusta anu
Savannah wss destroyed BY fire on the 28th Of May
ftesn miles below Augusta, involving loss OF over
twenty lives and $50 bales Of cotton.
1t is stated that ex-U. s. Congressman Ueo'
" Jones Of Tennessee did not visit Washington at the
iIcsdsnts request but permitted TO come Oh h's
ov "A application
The officers Of one of the Richmond banks,
lille on their wey 10 with It's assets were
sttacked BY Rebels near W Arlington. Ga and robbed
ofe2Oo. oOo
Tho President has appointed as Internal
1.evenus Collectors. W. Woodbridge at Savannah,
Robert Montague at Mobile and John W. Kicks at
Pensacola.
On Tuesday evening.a building in Cincinnati,
used as an srmory by the National Guards suddenly
fell instantly killing three and fatally iulurng four
'psnons
Forty thousand dollars worth ofSeven.Thirty
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its confedcrated municipal robbers with such
humor as well as spirit that the rascals must
both laugh and cry at the perusal Of their own
yillainies But it is not merely City Reform
organ-its Literature War "reminiscences, &c,
&C., are admirable; and We urge all who delight
in wit and detest robbery to secure copy every
Saturday. or (better still) order it by the year
and pay in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
Richmond Bank Onieers Robbed Of S1Os''
600 GuerriIias Hangcd-Ms jsr-(sss'
McCoOk.
CINCINNATI, "Wednesday. June 7. L

CINCINNATI "Wednesday. June T. lsea
The Ga.sfte's Chattanooga dispatch says thaS
the officers Of one of the Richmond banks while -
their way TO that place with the assets OF the osn1
were attacked by robbers near Washington Ga. and
robbed Of 100000.
Ten guerrillas were hanged by citizens OF Croo
County, Ga. . few days since.
Ths Macon H.raid says that Msjor.Gen McCook has
been assigned TO an important position In New MexoA
1he frst and second divisions OF Wilson's Cavalry.
under Col Mindi start for Nashville to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
Shocking Casualty at Cincinnati.

7,
About o'clock last evening, building on
Longworth st. occupied MS armory by the kstionss
Guards suddenly fell, burying a number Of persose
beneath its ruins. three Of whom were killed and fosS
fatally injured
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HALIFAX. Wednesday. June 7,

The steamship Africa sailed at noon for Ros-
ton where she win be due early on Friday morning
She reports having experienced head winds during the
passage. She was intercepted by the news yacht o.
Cane Race on Monday morning; but as the Ncwfoand-
land line not in working order her news GOULD nss
DO transmitted. H.A ... .f s.I'' .'.
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The following farewell address has been pro-
mulgated by Major.Gen Slocum to the Army a
Georgia:
HDQRs. ARMY OF GEORGIA
WASHINGTON. D. c., Tuesday June o. 1865. j.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. l5-Wth the separation d
the troops composing this army. IN compliance with
recent order the organization known as the Army OF
Georgia, will virtually cease ~ exist Many VI yoa
will at once return to your homes. No one now serv.
ing volunteer will probably be retained in service
against bis will but short time longer.
All will soon be permitted 70 return and 70.
ceive the reward due them a the gallant
defenders Of their country While cannot repress
YOU upon the grand results achieved BY your vaioF.
more for the permanent establishment Of just and
liberal form OF Government; for the honor OF tes
nation than has been done during the past four years ~
the armies OF the Unioted States. and the PATRIOTS
people at home who have poured out their wealth In
support Of these armies with liberaty never
before witnessed In any country. Do not forges
the parting advice OF that great chieftaaD
who led you through recent brilliant campaignet
in you have been good soldiers so in peace b
good citizens Should you ever desire IL resume the
honorable profession you are now about to leave %
not forget that this profession Is honorable only whs.
followed in obedience the orders Of the constitutes
authority of youi Government.
With feelings Of deep gratitude to each and all OF yee
for your uniform sodery conduct for the patience sse
fortude with which you have borne all the hardshie
IL has been necessary to impose upon you and for u
unfnchng resolution with which YOU have sustainee
the holy cause in which have been engaged. l ~
you farewell.
H. W. SLocuM Maj. Gen. commanding.
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The Citizen edited by Col. c. G. Halpine and
bis friend Private Miles O'Reily, is Just about
the lvelest and most readable weekly now
issued in our CITY. Il fqhA "ths RinQ" and
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To Correspondents

Ne rotics can he taken of Anonymous ,ts,sd
Whateveris Intended for insertion must he Tor
by the name and address Of the wri'er-not ncce
publication but guaranty for his eood sl'. . - The
An busnness letters this office should Do sou'
TRsuss," New-York. c.-u,,c.t,ona
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Terms Of the Tribune.
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Mail subscribers e1o M
copy, year-3ll numbers.
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Ges. Slocum's Farewell Order-Wsrds ~
Portugal Brief Retrespccs-Thanks.
WASHINGTON. Wednesdi

WASHINGTON wednesday, June 1909
The following farewell address has been pro
mulgated by Major.Gen. Socum to the Army a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-24
Commercial.
~ >-rN-~N- - ~-S-~ss-~I~~Oz>
GAZETTE OFFICE

GAZETTE OFFICE, 7
THURSDAY EVENING. March ~.
The market here just at present is decidedly
out of gear High water and low prices have
a very decided way of keeping our streets clear
OF all kinds of produce except mud. This arti-
Gle seems to be plenty and in good demand as
every one has plenty and sticks to IT, The gold
panic has had its effect, and wheat has been to
81 10 in Chicago, and to-day is quoted at 81 1917.
The favorable military news has done this, and
with present prospects wheat must continue
low. Gold Is still declining and has good rea-
SONS for doing So Tis now quoted at 81 So in
New York. 1t has been rs low as 81 81. II
mustgo still lower There is n perfect panic in
all classes Of trade both East and West. and
many business men are "scooped out" and II
things continue in this way many more must
join them. Dry Goods have had a severe blow
declining fully 30 per cent. within the past
week, and many merchants have come down
To a specie basis on cotton goods, selling only
for gold or its equivalent. This is as 1t should
be. We ought not to complain, and we won't.
WHEAT-6o@1cc and shaKy Other produce
In same proportion. Any one wishing to knosy
the market must put gold and panic together
and guess, and he will get at 1t as near as we
can at present. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-24

Important Inpention.--We have ex-
amined the model OF an improved har-
vesting machine, invented by Mr.. Jere-
my Brady, of Cedar Falls, Iowa. 1t is
self-raking reaper of entirely different
construction from anything that has
yet been brought before the public
Mr. b. obtained a patent for this inven-
ton in September last. He intends to
subject 1t to a practical test during the
coming harvest. If ii works as well as
he thinks it will, he will make arrange.
ments !Or the extensive manu- facture OF
reapers in Northern Iowa-probably in
Dubuque. We predict that Mr.. Brad.
ly's reaper will be n complete success
and that we will have Hawkeye Har.
vester which will supersede most OF the
reapcrs now in use.-Duba9ue Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-24
AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our leaders think strange that we 10 often urge
npon their attention medicinal preparation Already
have we for number Of weeks urged the importance az
supply OF Gees Cough Balsam in tie house really for
immediate use But excuse is the vast amount 81
sickness sorrow and death that the immediate
o. s"dden coughs Gods and pulmonary attacks; while
thousands q our children dying from Group and lun.
complaints Time and experience have proved that Goes
Ccash Basan' Is tie NEST speedy and reliable prepare
fion ever known 10 che world Like magic II relieves the
Irritation q the thfoat removes he stopbages tina. pre-
vent breathing In Group ard heas all soreness Of the
throat chest and lungs No should neglect to sun
ply his family with safe ard reliable medicine IKE oe,.
conzh alssm, any more than he should neg ect the sup
ply Of their daily brcnd II buf forty cents aud
fhe bottles contain twice IS much those Of any other
remedy At sfe same cost while in merit it 10 rp-yor to
81 others. NJ d-ts fters. srcr, kr sa..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-24

WISE TO KNOW, But WEAK To Do.-There Is more
pable sight than that Of young sfrt bv weak
Of will yet possessed sufficient tnos edge l., ie.
the loss Wishing to do, but enervn-d Ia will and In
bdy to act when he should posss the eye
Of an eagle stess. when every should tinye with
energy. dreaming In lieu Of doing fearing marriage instead
of seeking H. and fast sinking into dr. eller and warn
ing to others. AID al through seminal weakness due
over-n ugence natural unnatural displayed in natL
some emissions that humi.ae and disgust him To such
We say take the cHERoxEx CusE observe the directions
that accompany Il faithfully. and will hfa ably bestow
what nature meant you to possess strength, energy
health and In lieu Of impotcncy, manly power Read
the advertisement. Sold BY all drug. lists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-03-24

bottoms of our feet still rested on the
narrow plank. We were only slightly
hurt. The ball struck the bridge,
glanced and spent its remaining fury on
the side OF our mouth opposite that in
which rested the little black pipe. The
young men of respectable antecedents
fled, being daunted by our courage, or
else suddenly overwhelmed with re-
alizing sense of the Nervousness of the
crime they were attempting to perpe-
trate on one whom circumstances had
thus placed ut their mercy. Our lips
swelled badly and our head felt unusu-
ally big, to be sure but we felt very
self-satistying complacency in having
foiIcd SO desperate an attempt on our
life, and in having thus insured the
continuance of our brilliant talent to
the columns of the GAZETTE, which,
10y the way, is the best paper in Cedar
Falls, rs everybody is free to admit
On the way to our office we We're over
whelmed with the questionings of anx-
ious friends, attracted by our singular
appearance, whereby We were assured
of our popularity in the community
and brought to understand what a sad
and mournful affair our untimely death
would have been. Were we hurt much ?
did we fall down: did we get knocked
down? had we attempted self-destruc-
ton on account of the price of gold p
The last question made us mad. To
think there was n man fool enough to
even imagine that we, though possess
ing twenty-five or thirty thousand dol
lars in gold, did not possess enough pa
triotism to keep us from committing
suicide! To all the questions we sim.
ply replied, "Bloated," and worked oul
/ way along for out-of-sight, not desiring
to receive the public plaudits. AS we
turned to go up the stairs we heard al
old man with a squeaky voice calculate
{" Poor boy! wonder If he'll ever git
over the diseases contracted in the ar.
my" At this great burly fellow haw
hawed, and guessed we contracted in
the saloons +" but the old man didn't
hear him, and we pretended not to. We
are now safe in our sanctum sanctOi,tn,
holding up our face with one hand, and
with the other putting a period to this
local. ..,.-.