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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

A poet in the Nebraska City News
concludes long poem with the follow
ing lines. They contain more truth
than poetry
Well, such 10 life Whom the gods love
Die young. Whom they hate, live and prosper,
And are elected Delegates in Congress
From the several Territories.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

Both halls of Congress have been
elegantly refitted. and desks placed in
position in readiness for our erring
brethren when they shall have been
voted in.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

There will be seven contested seats
to be decided by the present Con-
gress, one from New York, two from
Pennsylvania, one from Ohio, one from
Indiana, one from Michigan, and one
from Missouri.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

Ex.Gov. Aiken has been elected to
Congress In the Second South Carolina
6istrict which includes the city Of
Charleston. This is reported to be q
victory over the sccessionists.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

In Salt Lake City wheat and oats
are illegal tender" and in one of the
South American Republics, guano is
used for currency. How ones pockets
must smell.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

- A LIBEL SUIr-It is said that the
object of the recent visit of Gerrit
Smith to Chicago was TO commence
.asuit for libel in the United States Dis
tfict Court against the Chicago Tri
bHne. That paper sometime since call
ed Mr.. Smith fool. and charged that
he was the author of the John Brown
raid and feigned insanity to escape its
consequences that he aided the rebel
lion, etc. etc. Mr.. Smith asked the
s7%i6sne to retract all but the fool, about
which there might be different opinions
Upon refusal, the proceedings we're
instituted.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

?. The Louisville Journal of Saturday
says: There is in our city rumor,
TO which we confess that we attach
some importance, though it does not
come to US from any source authorized
to give information. 1t is that most
tremendous quantity of powder has ac-
cumulated, and is still rapidly accu-
mulatiDg. at Cairo, and that Commits
sary, Quartermaster's and medical
stores are gathering there for hun
drcd thousand men. The rumor we
speak of says that the stores have been
ordered South, but the powder, SO far
~ 10 known, remains for the present
at Cairo.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07
TERMS.
/" Unqacstionably the hest sustained work
OF the kind ln the World"
HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine.
CRITICAL, NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

II is the foremost Magazine Of the day. The Preside
never had q mere delightful companion, the million
a more enterprising friend, than Hareris Magazine
Methodist Pro'eStaat, tsaltimorc.)
The most popular Monthly in the worh.-Nec Fork
Observer
We must refer in terms 0f eulogy to the high tone and
varied excellenees of HDTers NaFdsfhea Journal with
monthly circulation 81 about 10000 copesin whose
pages are be found the choicest light and gen.
eral reading nf the day We speak Of this work
evidence Of the American People and tho popularity u
has acquired Is merted Each Number contains FUZZY
IA pages of reading mier, appropriately illustrated
with sod woad-cuts and combines in itself the Facy
mouthly and the philtsn.,hca quarterly blended
power in the dissemination of hove Of pure hserature
TiLuses Goitle 10 .isseficda LGcdtlire, Ionion.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves a library
Of miscellaneous reading such not be found in the
same COMPASS In any other pubcalen that has come
our nOtice--l}usfga Courier
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07
Buffalo Robes.

MO. Seamless Buffalo Robes just receives
IN and for sale at the old corner store in
Gilbert Stone Block by
SAXroN s. FLETCHER
November s, 1865.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

DooTS and SHOES. Mems Boots. Toys
I'D Boots, Ladies' Caters, Misses and Chill
drcn' Shoes, at j. W. LEHMkuHL'S.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

+. W. III. Sheffield, Geo. ID. Wood, Chas. Croker
~ b. Baker, T. l.. Meredith
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-12-07

The best. cheapest. and most suceessf,nl
Family Paper in the Union.'
, 1865-06-20
Th1rty.SeVen Loading Hebcla Ind ted
for Treason by n Virginia Grand

I"1A
NEW IonK; june 19.zThe Washing on
following Is an Official statement Ct the namcs
Of The thiriy.scvcn persons indicted for tres
son In the Unlied States District Court, sit.
ting at Norfolk, Virginia: Montgomery D.
Corsc, late Maitr Gcuetal In the rebel army !:
Rfchaid snowden Andrews, Henry B, Tayiora'
Charlie. James Faulkner, late United States
Minister to France, Vim. N. McYeigh, Of Al
t1apdr:a Richard s. E~ell and Jnbat a.
Ea'ly, late Lieutenant Generals In the rebel
army; VIM. s. Wlnder, son Of the late Gene
rnl Winder; Robert Ould, Commissioner OF
Exchange OF Prisoners; George Booker, Cor
Il. Payne, Thomas P. Turner, James A. sed-
don, late rebel Secretary of War; VIM. Bur.
ton Richards, Jr., Wade Hampton, ,,late Lieu.
tsnaat General OF cavalry forces: X. II. Dsla.
ney. Of Aiexandlia; VIM E. Taylor, Johu Dc
b:ee' James topestreet, late Lle1.en'
late Gene Chief. rebel army Oscar +.
Baxter, Vim: Malone, late Major Generals,
lche! aimyi Wm. Smi' b, late rebel Governor
Of Virginia Eppa Hunter, late member Of
rehel tongrees from Virginia; Roger A.
Pryor, late Aigh psiyate IN ths rebel army;
Gtofge ". G. Lee, son Of General Lee, Sam.
uet Cooper, lato .Ad}utant and Inspector
General OF tho rebel army, aud formerly
Liu'enlnt Colonel In this United States
army, Vim. Henry Fitzhugh Eeu, son Of
Gshs1l Lee; Henry a. Wise, ex.Goyernozof of
rebel army, benjamin Hogan, George W.
Alexander, Richard r. Booker, Fltzhueh
Lee, nephew Of Gene nt Lee and late Ma}o,
IL the rebel ar J. Thomas 8. Bocock, late
Speaker OF the Teoel House Of Represents
tlvtA and formerly member of the United
s ates Congress.
The witnesses summoned on the part Of the
prosecution. and who testified hefn-e fhn
, 1865-06-20

eoepel Of glad tidtnss t*to all whom It msy con.
eern"-cspIt.l et.. operatives and nusi1ess men.
lbs whole nunber 81 sptades IN the ni'Is Is 81
49, looms, 1,:V3; Of witch No. ., which nas been
rur pipg durii the rebellion. ba. $3.50 Eplnd1es
3nd 5. 3 .ooul.. Number Of yards manufactured IN
yeer ending May ~ 1865. WAS 255 ,eS8; year end
1pg Msy Is. 1851, fwboie cnrpoFltiun) le,u76 1877
pumber Of yards printed u ar ending May n, 1865,
wat 6t41,5 ,5o3 tsome caoth puTcha:e); year enr iuE
My Is. 1SG1, {whole cnrpo, auon,) 7,7lN, 49, The
cost oi cot'on ib 1865 Was aieten times create
tisn IN 1861, and The cost Of manufacturing eoyen
.lmes grsste1, showing st1lktnz instance Of
Lstt w!1tef 4 alvIdend Of &s3 per thars was do
clsEed, and another hss been payable Jpne alst OF
so per thaEe, about 7per centper snnaa.
BosToE And THE WEST.
IN ny recent letters concerning the Boards
Of Trade Convention, re1e1red 10 the Hoo
s.c Tunnel as m element In the discussion,
Il Is 30 as az indispensable link in the bread
highway that should connect Chicago aud the
Mt tropolis OF New Engianl. Unit, It's com.
pletion1 there are too many breaks In railroad
ecnnections-too many changes even for tray.
.ele1s, to sar nothing Of feight-to give Bss-
ton the advantage that through this lack
alone has always been denied her. Tho Hoo
sac Tunnel will require several years vet fo1
it's completion, hnt is now going on veil, with
three gurgs OF workman at work night and
nav.
, 1865-06-20
Virginia Politics.

New YoRK, June l9.-Thc HtralFs Rich.
mond correspondent says: A conference
took place In that city on Thursday last,
between GoTernsr Pierpont and ths mem
ject under consideration being proposition
10 extend the right OF suffrage beyond ;ha
lini!B imposed By tho Alexandra Constitu.
tion, BY which all who have taken part In the
rebellion are excluded from the privilege oi
voting.
session o! Congress, It viii not b. bscanse
Vlrginians Wiling to fill seats IN that body
cannot be found. Candidates for these po.
sitions are coming to light rapidly. including
some gentlemen who short lime ago wou,d
have considered themselves fnsu1ted by being
called citizens Of the United States. It Is
even said that the late rebel GoveInor 'Ex~
tn blly' Smith, proposes to run for an elec-
narf1On him.
, 1865-06-20

The apporttonuae Mt OF the Satfonat Bank cir
culaion (which Is By Law limited to rhtce hundred
millions Of dol1ara} among The several States aud
Tesritoties, a. directed by The amendment to the
Currency Act adopted hy Congress 1t Its la.t sts-
sion, has been Hade by the Hon. Freeman Clark,
Comptroller OF the currency. The apportionmsnt
10 made on tie basis both oi population and bsuk-
ing eapllAl. or the amount authorized BY tho 1et
s47, ,9ec, Ut hss ceen reserved by the Comptroller
or those Satea where National B.nk7 have not
Jet been instituted.
The following Il = statement OF the circulation
to which the States named sre entitled, and the
amount a]retty authorized aud delivered to
esch stass ard Territory, up 10 Saturday, June
r. 1Ssd.-
, 1865-06-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EvkN1xo, Juuc 10, 1866.
Tho unexpected adva1ce in Unftaa States eecar-
tuea In England, Is reported by the Hlternis tnis
morning, caused 4 react!on IN god, which cioscs
at 14Gs, decline since Saturday evening equal 10
dceuts- This has checked the speculation which
prevailed last week, and limited the demand. The
effect OF this on the Psoduce markets to dly was
unfsvoRah1e, aid We have 10 report decline IN
-four of10c 2 brI, On wheat Of 1i@ac . bu, On
cate, 395c e bu, and on corr, lG2c q hu. Mean
while the Ppeculatlvo inquiry has been checked
and the markets Hre generally unsettled.
The money market was very quiet, to day.
There WIS buta moderate inquiry for currency
at the various banks, and discounts we're very
easy at 10 per cens per annum. On the street
rstes we're heavy at 1lt} per cent per month.
The supply OF Eastern exchange vs.. tair, and
the maItet wss steady at ITO dIscount to pa.
buyl1g aud 1-l0d! prem. selling. Some Of the
banks so!a more freely to-day to eneh other at -
GEec prem per 1housana.
God opened in New York st 1.43}, advanced 10
1.aai, and closed at 4 P. N. At 140a. The follow
irg are thu quotations 1elegraphed to James Boyd
4 tR.1v
, 1865-06-20

/ Ihe decline In gold today rendered the general
markets qutet md easter, with general decline
In prces. 49,
The Provieion market was quiet for all kinds o,
! aaHeled meatss but cut meats were In active d..
| nupd md dFmeT, Aesa FUKk WAS held at $16, 5160
s7co. with very light inquiry at $500. Tha
New York di:patch quoted Meas Pork heavy at
te7.75. P1ime Mesa Pork WIS offered ut 9.516l
eo.0l, without b1ye1t. Sweet Picked Hsms were
I in achve request and very firm at 171c, At which
price We note taes OF 200 taerces but at the cioss
eelleEs were holding very firm 1T lsl1l9.. Bu,k
Shoulders were In far request and 1rm at 1s1G
1234c ,ooee-good lots being held 1T 13c loose. A
lot Of s5,Gc0 lbs eount1J-cnt sh,ulders WIS sold
at 12ic pnck6d. Bacon Shoulders were also In
good demand, with Light sales Of country lots At
13Glt21c packed. Lard was quiet acd nominal at
17he.
H,sh wines wero dull and neglected, With free
fe!ltrs at ECO, 4nd layers at fl.95 Tha New
York dfspateh reported that market heavy at
sa.es.
The F1oar market was moderately active 1t
decline Of about 1oc, with sales Of shout 5000
brls at $500 for White aud Szs5G7. 10 fo. Red
Winter Extra, and <6st@za5 for fair to fsucy
Spring Extras. 4 couple Or lots OF Spring Su-
pefs changed hands on terms not made public.
Owing to fhe decline In Gold, and the unlavosa-
bic advices from New York, the Wheat market
was less active and prices suffered depreciation
Of 1@:4e. About 1so, GOO ba changed hands al
fl.as fer No. Bed S1.1o ior Extra spsirg,
S1.1sl@1 ID for No. Spring and 81 G31.03 for
No. Spring In storc-closlpg dull at The inside
figures,
Tce market for Corn wns moderately active at q
tcel'ne Of ldSae- We note sales Of 110, 600 bu st
ssiG5fc for No. 1 p; baGs4e Tor No. ., md 43lAte
for rejected in store, and Sic for No. ahuar,
At the close, the market Was firm a. Sc for No.
%3-AE fn f1xb No. . ~.
, 1865-06-20
THK NATIONAL DIRT.

L scens hardly necessary to hold pro-
'racttd a1rument on the subject Of Mr.. Jay
Cookies ucent circular on the 1ational debt.
wherein he advances the proposition that 4
national debt Is s'act1al caah capital" and
hat "tbc funded debt OF the Unis.d States Ia
the addition Of three thousand millions Of
dollars to the previously acquired wealth Of
the nation" A theory 50 susceptible Of the
rtd.ctio dd a1surdun cannot REQUIRE any
lsugthy relutatlon. We publish conmuoI-
cation elsewhere from E. L T. defending MI
Cookies theory: untlr Mr.. Ell. 7. shall give
bis attention to that portion Of our former NJ
dcle which Is cmbruced In thc following mar.
ag1aph, We shalt not deem It necessary to
coctinue the discussion:
The natural inqrity Is, Why would 1t not be
y 70 ttwple End easy process as adding to the
oebt? II We hnve acquired three thppsauu MIL
llont Of new wealth BY borrowing that anouat Of
money and nr,EE 1t of at tbs rebels, Why not
are 1t Oh 1t the nnonf We might soon becoms
the richest pscple IN the worid.'
Mr.. jay Cooke furnishes one reason why
"the national debt Is national blcssInjg. ~
which We are able to endo;s &c, viz; that it
will induce our people to give more atten.
tiun 10 the study of Political Economy. A
knowledge Of the rudimcnts of that ecIenc.
would have told Mr. Cooke that debt Is not
capital 4 similar knowledge would have
taught Mr.. E. l. 7. that country docs not
become richer by reducing ali its ward
sticks and peck measures one halI as this
country has done In doubling Its circulating
medium. Granted that the people Of the
Northwest have been enabled to Unrest s15..
~ :, a..
, 1865-06-20

u AIoE2tfPV0HUHe NElt3uK HVlH LyuEn JHt3t k4yI,
lJnt hs ur- haz A. lhla moment II wazt nnu.c1
EcIe {onscco that Il IN otkat city IN The Unfoo
The1e sze v.ti. us estrnAses Of the amount am
kss1:l' ;hst there are feis 50 uEe Ihoas nd
hoS khta ada here. or upwards or three mIl!oo AZ
pounds. It IL principally In e+E, although eone
Of II vii nrc.ta rtlg be u.m.E:d By sE,rsRo. tsere
arc tome fhs choicest hJsnfs s&fi. heYr n good
erLer. The estlmst ei u tnis tubt:-o ts ID
NIL ioo ofeoilAas Be ides what a u hcd hero m,ss
OF III p{an!e N the region ext%nulns frsu Farm.
Vile q the Est to Nav Rtv and Hst.9oi on lbs
vest. to 3tAn:ton On the Sorth and to u xnton On
Ai,w nogsse ds IL sso.e. The who's am ua: now
tn land In thr ,e.11n 1Fbufats TO Petersburg AMI
LJtCh6cfX Ia fifteen khrus4ur hrgtheada. len ihlu
ssna q them belpe within few Ella q i. Is uoiut.
hcou'se II vsueless mil u eou plesou oi The
cIcthiug and cth+r Eec.sa1I1es.
, 1865-06-20
Horrible Ane1r at Hoxbury, Mn..,

DosToS, June ia most horrible case Of
on;1age and murder came to light yesterday
The bodies Of Isabella Joyce, aged fourteen,
and her biother, aGcd twelve years, were
found Murdered, tuc little gil havlng nrst
bten flcndishly outraged, mud the double
murder probably committed to hide the din.
bolical crime. The parents reside in the
eleventh ward OF this city. and art highly re-
spectacle. The little children were engaged
in gathering Wild flowers In the woods, aud
making wleathcs Of evergreen and flowers,
as the Wilted frrits OF their labor lay scat
tered about them, on the spot where their
bodies were discovered The children have
been missing since last Monday. -
, 1865-06-20

...-.-... MONDAY ET1., June I9.
LUMBER-aecetved, 1L9 m: thipYed, LES N.
Iheru we're good Ean7 carRoea In tee mAket To-
day-tho EEsAtef proper tea Of she2, hoRayeE, being
or Ito an +ller csass. 1tnse slow. buyers veIo
Cautious. and tho n2tktt showed evident rixns (
veAknrts In some ins:anca4 slight .easfon hay-
ing been sohsotasas to. There Qnita number OF
*atEots LETT ver eAea n. Ee: cAfso aehv FroGres,
Htm salamanca. 50 N strips hslsuc. b. .Ed4 and
IoLrss IT a15o b. Carter; cargo sshs Gessns. from
Mtniss*e. 50 m u, each OF st1ps III, and tos's At
F11e By Bltffoidi ca: 70 .ehr Fetr., nom Ksiama-
ZOO 80 m su.rs. At III %. By Aoston cargo sehr
stea', lin Aa.keEon. y strips, bslaEes stsost~d,
At t$ta6sH. By Mottsn7 cargo schr pEi7ef, trom kua
ktR n, u futps. gang Aawed At 81? q, by 3lrgla.e
eatKo sehr EWin. ON Black cTe'k 9lm y str1ts,
ba'anc- mixed, 1t ITO 81. BY Irish 4 Fntes.
s111StlEs-R cetEed, 20 m khlpp: d, III A. Sup
ply light ana With good demand, tho market m e.
tIm- Sales wese: esrxo sch- E1orsmert. from MAIL
IoVoc. 80 m sawsd A. 1t $3 81: LOO ah8vsu A, 1t
e3,ee5: 90 m common aud cedaT, 1t r Is.
LArIt-Rteesved. 80 m; st1ppet, :oa N. Market
Gsm. EEfts 3SG N ntf H-tro e. ~
, 1865-06-20

from the Gentsso r: R:panic.1
waxsr CEoP--1t 10 An undt1 isele facs ths. TIC
stisfs ia hasa.S ,';,a IN. tsss "a
ehtreh uK = % D. ,ona1 IN n rsz41 ~ - 1ae s
n e1ecisut en.-b:tssr mar for naIJ ,ea.. Ihfss
iFroIn Inc PIN outa Kepaoncsn.1
h:ss 1fus 'h, satssH RaOaas saa e. Is
no !. from 'ass. &. so'ao ast.cks xhes u tals
rese aoo HON nll'us ef lh. sta r IL eonasaa"nss
81 no @ ssaTs heaes tbs weather consnno WET
sst "a .eh Il s:zs ;s ~ e Z IL =
hull 1a'osr eos'ir<. ne 4aoni3 sa1. In p.oda-tlTa
IN p1;s. 1sts. tn & io !sss r. az nf. 1 o0'
tEscn the Rutland tw.i} pbs-71erl
y. nlSs.sas rsc & s,sat ma
W q e 9s
ss1e ba r.
E,.ft3 Eqt5 :a e,.sf
aonS ,hs 'osa f.n II.
viii ,mpiov~ On 'as' 5esr ioo,y qasciitss. Of ,or
q
i.on OF ,he eou9tJ. y. eIsp. n sqr Ethrn town.,
sSans e. I'll =
ao9' - 10 S sHqe: 81 sSa n e
qu1tet.
lFrom the Carlisle t1l,,> Baaa-r.l
We hear fsoa nj pa,ss ef this county that the
Nhes. or vas never after. ,hc ugh danger from ii.
com t,op Is In gesA rq aitq., :.souzh bscxxard
!ts.,pe.a r = sssntan: crop: ~ 1aash ,n,; tn-
pa,ta The county on th- mt a.ows.
Tbs AltwRCEee Haatonssn Aa3s Cfnnt county fu-
mer!s SoE;* haf ushel q "a s,o ihe acfe 0n Ais
wheat 10 Sf&Te CT keep LN tho chtnth buTt Tai.
s.me tarratr ssJ.h saiedl lAat year viii p-rtect
luccrss Erss,u4 nt.stecn hu.hs:s ot whest pr
nct low IT. We believe th@ story: VI haTs z!wayi
he:i.vco .hst aalt vouid nos only drive AVA, she
wtsletn Hi. II isthe lacking eismet. Ct western
snile. We be'feye thss Nora Scotia Plaster P.:s
ter Tf Paris Houfn 10 Dc rcuLo N enectull rx;.
rpiAhff chine b buuB. --
, 1865-06-20
Fsets I'll CoEnlry Cor Texas.
TEsc11 1hn AuTr nhia I1441fat,r 1EtI I

It was reported last evening thata serious
difficulty had occurred fom tn. unwilling
ness Of a certain Wisconsin regiment to 70 to
Texas. We made careful inquiry at the dl.
ferent headquarters and Gun therefore assure
the public that there was not the slightest
foundation for these reports The regiments
that are about 10 20 South are the 1st Iowa,
Col. Thompson; I'd Wisconsin, Gel Steph-
ems; 18th illinois, Brig. Gen. Davls 18th In
diana, Brig Gen. Sehenck 5th Illinois, Brig.
Gen. Mcdonnell.
These regiments have taken transports
with orders TO report to General Merritt at
Alexandria. They are all In the best of spi-
rlts+ The 5th and Eth are to be consolidated
and will be a2full regiment, composed
wholly of veteran soldiers who have
seen years Of service. All the regiments Or
dered South are In the best OF spirits and do
not ev,nce the slightest disincllnation to go
eouthward.
, 1865-06-20

Prot S. F. B. Hotke has given SO. 900 to
the Union The5iog glcal Seminary OF this etty,to
found eourse Of lectures On tbs :" Relations
e ccience and Religion" The plan l. ,me-
IN England. The course will bear the name
Of tho gen1rous donor, but not from wlsh
inus 10 ptrpetpate his own name, but to pay
respect to bis senerated father, Rev. Df.
Morse, Of Char]estoHn, Mass, one Of the
founders of Andorer, and one Of tue earlsest
friends Of sacred l.aIning in New England.
Mr. L. 8. Ely has also given $40 ,o00 to fpuad
similar c.urse Of Lectures On the =" Estden-
crs of Christianity - while the well.kuown
touse Of Blown Brothers gives $4,000 more
to endoW the Hebrew PFofessorship. Other
friends O.. the seminary have bern equally l,b-
eral, Mr.. William F: Dodge, IS usual. being
foremost in ths work, living 90 ut With
there> HIS been subscribed III I'LL for the senl
nary *15O,000.
, 1865-06-20

". c. for the Springfield dletrict. The real
and personal property Of the estate Is valued
at 81, ,0oo. which Is considerably more taan
The public were led to suppose; but this est-
mate may exceed the truth. It Is understood
that Nj Lincoln oMed E.r or M d dehta
, 1865-06-20

that It would result in ! party aiming to re-
pu1iate the national debt, which party,
believed, would gather into its rants ls'ge
portion Of the so-called Democratic party,
and that, u had ever been Democrat, OF
hnd ever held their views as to national
debts, would join such new party.
"At the New England Anti-slavcry Con-
vention: held 3ls1 day oflast May, said ex-
ac,ly what you have quoted ffom the &a-
tional Antt Sla~ry Standard, and no NOR, to
wit that should hold myself at liberty,
Me-lcng. to advocate the repudIation Of any
rebel debts, no matter how sacEedly OF for
mally Assumed By any Congress containing
rebel States Reconstructed on a white basis,
Some journals term this trivial aud d wind
mill. It msy be 20. But gain, By this pro-
clamaticn in advance, the right 10 rep1diate
in SIT time hereafter, Under ali circumstances,
such assumption Of rebel debts. Whether
this prove = tltyM right OF not time will
chow. I csn wait Its verdict. Meantime, +
trust the coutry will do Its duty so faithfully
!hat shall neyer need to exercise my right.
Respectfully and gratefully yours,
I. e.WFSnFYY fr1yv
, 1865-06-20

Nkw YORK, June 1o-The 142l New York
and 7th New York heavy artillery have ar
rived here. The different places Of rendez-
yous In the city for war-woru vcte1aus keep
well crowded With Them, fresh regiments NJ
irving rs others depart. There Is an Immense
number Of rebel prisoners now at the Battery
barracks. Several hundred Of them lefs for
the South yesterday. The remainder are ex-
pectcd to leave in q few t1ays
, 1865-06-20

The lhQuity con inu.s bsilk. Tntrs u N scttye
demand for country. ana pF1:es sta ruling nrm-r,
sita tendency II i.v2r OF s-lset.. Tbs stccE Of
kale1 tdeJ com ef,ss abue 90 nr ,ut. in iota Of
I'.l3o ~ Q hrs>s *a.StE9t-o21 ior 1at. 81 70,
=. Fune = - fr ehoca supttnns s. .ea5 % for lov
cxIa 20 for Eocd +xtrA, ITO s;tos choice and
be TOR i.m!l 1S9 bale, uni .p'csel Erste.n hay
tn ut. at $500 ton: 80 sacks oats 1t 6 c bl;
- pstz1: rel ow 4 g. n5 ard - PRIME Vhii ii Is
Msss goIk y tlli9z 10 r.t4, Wy = rs %
, 1865-06-20

June II. .st Ann Arbsr, Thar ~ Marshall. z: .,,actl
and ftnsa Lake, 55&5lc ihe tpr hist o.s nf
WOOL It which rats there we're sea nuyess. with out
t.it ehsr E,ng hsnd4. howeqe.. II belnx " stptfa
lhirg. below tie y1ewa Of THE arm r.
TN Tues ~. 1T. Mob e. OF Alt Ion, o-xt 9rtp 4
old wool At5&c-8oont equivalent soc Tor nav,
LA<sisG. i4th. Merritt Id go Ncef b ~ taken
1902 ns Ct ths ntw clip at5c As YET hur s1a 10
ate Offered III Msrkes. Growers A1e now Bheart <
In v dH!s hal! Axp%"t t. gscAt<r srk yifY
We quote soc :he en..lce dzur. to tay.-Repu6icaM
, 1865-06-20
DeeF~tf Lumber Market.

1FrUU kH1 EtFtft If1HQN*. 14TU.J
There u n or eondde.ee. sun general b.tttr ISL
ing n The n9~ske. pW!ox 10 = lumbar Of caHs-s A.
the ds line In - prt ducsd b. tn4 f4ue
rule, ihe hdvAncs IL g1l0 hss occaAouet scm talnS
Of tsaeien Wages tanue hi4 b. ,nd IN IT. Iarle
mznnfsetur ny dtss;t y lhu miter~ viii not sbatt
ihin1s, the bss Galnef s. tn5;h that pr:ets
hiYe nh. ut ucatd bottom. and iha A.yAien In
itongh tnelct quotah'- ehsnze. To-day. lsl er
t1tpesttcu. -
In alhtny y. Il II IN the Oslo mark.t1, tho ieel-
, 1865-06-20

FoETnEss MONROE, June 1o.-John Mitch
eli reached. here on Saturday, on the Henry
Hu1den. and was assigned quarters In the
Fort ess, under guard Of the Sd Pennsylva-
Ma Infantry.