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NES YoRK, June 2S-Mrs jefferson Davis
has taken up her residence pro tenn at Sa-
vannah, Ga. She is represented as being 10
a very destitute condition.
DISCHARGE OF woRKMEN.
Three fourths of the workmen employed in
the Philadelphia NGvyyard are to be discharp-
ed, owing to the termination of the war, and
the work ofdsmissal has already commenced.
CLAY BEATS ALLEN FOR $4,000.
AT the trot at the Fashion Course, yesterday,
between Henry Clay and Ethan Allen, mile
heats, for $4,000, Henry Clay won in three
straiS ht heats. Best time, 2,3l
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By telegraph.
LATEST NE Ws.
Items from Washington.

! New YoRE, June 2S-The Posts Wash
ington special says that Inte rnal Revenae oG
cers for Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama and
Georgia, have been appointed, and the organi
cation OF these departments will be completed
az rapidly as possible.
! The Judgeship lef, vacant by Judge Ca
| trons death, lies between ex.Congressman
MAYNARD and Judge Darrel, of Louisiana.
General Grant has not yet completed his
official report
Mr. Harrington Assistant Secretary of tho
Treasury, will leave that Department on the
10Th Of July.
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH.
The President is still too much indisposed
to see visitors. The rush OF people from all
parts OF the country has recently been 40
great, that bis naturally robust constitution
cannot endure it, Many persons visit the
Executive upon the most triaug matters.
thereby occupying his time and imparinp bis
health. In accordance with his democratic
ideas, he has been kindly disposed to give
them all a hearing.
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON.
Among the applications for pardon received
to-day by the President was that of ex Gov
ernor Vance, Of North Carolina and John A.
Gilmer, formerly prominent American or
know-nothing member Of the United States
House of Representatives, from North Caro-
lima.
APPOINTMENT OF COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS OF
RICHMOND.
Joseph M. Humphreys, appointed Collector
of Richmond, Va, was one of the
men imprisoned in a negro jail in Richmond,
with John Minor Bolts and others, for ont.
spoken and persistent loyalty Mr.. Humph-
reys is President of the Union National As
sociation of Richmond, a body Of Union men
since the capture of that city.
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MORE New CARPETS j. w, Darst has Just
received new supply of those new elegant
patterns and is selling at very low figures.
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Sewing

Is entirely noseless.
ward. - '
The PATENTED NEEDLE cannot be set wrong
The PArESTrD HgMaER AND FRLLLs Abp BaApER
cannot be SET wrong
u runs faster than any other
IL Will never drop stitch
tls tho only practical Machine hich ALI can use
u does the finest and neatest work ever known and
all varieties OF family sewing in the most perfect
manner. T'
No other machine takes the TWISTED LooP SrIrcH :
u cannot be adjusted or got out of order.
Il uses the "ROrATRG Heck I"
Whatever the merits OF other marhpes II is M
dispragement TO say the WILCOX L Gibbs Is worth
ior family use double that OF any other ever offered
The Gold Medal at the American Institute, and mn.
merous First Premiums at Stata FAIRS, and az the
meetings. Of Mechanical and Scientific Soeiotes aIl
over the world, are among its trophies.
It is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
CINCINNATI, 70 West 4th st.
Al2daw2m
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON June %
FLoUR-Red wheat. 81 Oo@$7 90
WHEAT-$l %. HIH
CORN-60.
OATS-40.
RYE--40.
BARLEY--75.
BEEF-l5@20.
BUTTER-2O925.
CHlCKENS-35@4O.
EGGS-20c per doz.
GRoCERIEs-RETAIL PRICES
TEAS--$2 4O@2 co.
,COFFEE-35@37c per pound
'SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE SUGAR-22 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per n.
MoLASSES-$l 4O@l cool copper gal
SYRUP--$l rs.
RICE-l5c per ID.
POTAToES--$l 259l 90 per bush
APPLES--$2 OO@2 10. #....
LARD-20
CHEESE---2Oc.
STARCH-l21c per ID,
S0APS-l5c per 10 .E..
TOBACCO-$l OOC9l 25 per H.
SH0T-26G930c per ID. t.4..
LEAD-20c per III.
Wholesale PRIcEs
corrected oy E. o'Brion a BrotherI .y.
TEAS-$l 5O9l so.
C0FFEE-30@32.
.SUGAR-l4@20
COFFEE SUGAR-2O@2le per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-2le per ID.
M0LASSES-$l 20@l Is per pal
IRICE-l24@l3Ic per lb.
LARD-2O@22.
TOBACCO-7O@$l30 per ID. ..Hs.
SHOT-$3 75@94 90 per sack
LEAD-l4c per To-
DRIED APPLES-SIM9l
BUTTER-lS625c.
CHEESE-l7s@l94o
STARCH-91l0c per lb.
SOAPS-l39l7 per h.
SWEET PoTAToES--$2 OO@2 10 per
ushel.
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ten
WHISKY-$2 05 for common
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NEw BABY CABS Wolf & Co. have got
smother lot of Baby Cabs, that all the babies
may take a ride.
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Capture OF n Guerrilla.

New York, June 28.-Mississppi, the
notorious guerrilla and horsethief Of The
Shenandoah Valley, has been captured. The
honor OF his capture is due to Corporal Butler,
of the 9th New York Cavalry.
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FIGaT BETWEEN WHITES AND NRGRoEs

A serious disturbance took place in Ports
mouth, Va, last night, between the blacks
and the white people. Pistols were freely
used, and Mr.. Tyler was shot and badly
wounded also, one or more of the colored
fellows
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Ford's Theater is being arranged prepare.
tory to being turned over to its new owners.
1t was injured agood deal by military occu-
patton, while large number of articles we're
taken away by morbid curiosity seekers
even the stage carpet, where Booth fell has
been partially cut up for mementoes OF the
place. On Monday tho Theater passes into
the hands ofthe Young Mems Christian As
sociation, and will bo known as Lincoln
Temple after that date.
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FoRTREss Monroe, June 2S,-Surgeon Ed.
Mcclellan has discharged 2,256 convalescent
soldiers, from Hampton hospitals, since
June
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A BAROUCHE FOR SALE!

A PPLY at oATHoARrs Stable, opposite the
n Market House, JeHerson Street.
@l0dlW
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LOTS FOR SALE

Twelve splendid Building LOts
For sale, situated on wyom ing Street Enquire At
John 3. Chsrch's Merchant Tailor, No. 90 Jsherson
Street. isadsE
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,oURTH or July corLlioE PARTs.-Mr J
EPang will givsA cptilIion Party at the
Grounds on the 4,h Of July, where every
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29
LOOK OUT
FOR
A HOT SU M M E R /!

GoHoOLEY's PATENT ICEBERG, tho best Re.
- irlgerster tor hmily use Ia the uuited States Al
SO, BEER COOLERS. Tor Lager nj Common Beer.
for sale At msuuheturers' prices, at
maylTd2w LANGDoN'5, Main Street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29

eoURTH OF JULY Pic Mo AT THE FAIR
'OUND--The Young Mems Society Of Holy
nifty Church, will give Grand Pie Mic
lhe Fair Ground, on the Fourth Of July.
rangsments are being made to have the
Nicgo of pleasantly and satisfactorily to
who may attend All are respectfully in
'Pd. The several Catholic Societies are re-
ctfully requested to meet at Holy Trinity
arch at z O'Clock on the morning Of the
nrth. Admission to the grounds free BY
er OF the COMMITTEE. ...-..
Doors AND SHOES, The place TO buy cheap
Dts and Shoes, is at the manDfactory and
|Fe Of Samuel WE'LL, No. 10 jefferson
et, few doors South oflhe Market, Mr..
~ manufactures bis own work, which is
ofthe very best quality, aud he sells at
pes that caDu6tIfail'io pleAsehis e6stomets.
sons who want good article at low pri-
should give Mr.. WE'LL call.
-4a---l-- ----.,, s------ --iL-l- t.DH .....f /
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$3.50
Estray Iron Gray Horse.

HAEES up by the subscriber on the 10th inst, an
Il Iron Gray uor-e, sixteen hands high, about four
years old, has collar marx, and hne farm horse
Apply % W. h. Rowe three and one hall uilss
= uth ofDayton. on the Germantown pike.
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HIBEBNAN Society PIc-NIo.-The Hiber
ian Society of this city will hold Pic-Nic
q the Fourth, in Perrine's Grove, short
istanee North of the Main street bridge
Iver the Miami. The place selected is one Of
Pc most beautiful in this vicinity. There
bill be good music to enlven the occasion,
nd the Picnic will be a frat class entertain
bent A large attendance ia anticipated.
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DAYTON
WOODEN FACTORY !

fINhE undersigned having hal more than thirty
I years experience IN the manufacturing OF v ooI..
Is aoohs can silll lie found at his Old stand, where
ne has every Neity for conducting the usiness In its
various branches All kinds of custom work done,
such As oARpisa and spIsSISa by the pound OF manu-
hcturnR by the yard, such goods as satineis, Cass
meres' Flannel, Blankets, Jeans, &c done TO order
with us'acilon guaranteed Having large assort-
ment OF domestic dry goods together with my
factory made goods wilf exchange them low for
WOOL, or pay the highest market prlce IN cash
country memhanls will hnd Al nv sales Room lust
Hhal they need for the cOuntTy trade 1t wholesale
prices Everybody that wants the worth OF their
money step IN, aud be satisfied.
saes Room No. 81 Fith street, Caaal Lock, DAYTON
mylGw3m
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CULrIvATISG THE SoIL-In no department.
{ the useful arts or mechanics has there been
Feater improvements made than in imple.
ents of husbandry. & First We had thresbing
achines, then drills and next reapefs. Now
p have new fashioned plows, cullivators,
owing machines, &C., the manufacture Of
pich has afforded employment to hundr eds
our ingenious mechanics in Dayton. Such
eat improvements have been made in labor
wing machines within the last few years as
render farming comparatively easy, and we
a gentlemen cultiyatng their crops reaping
y moving, riding around their fields under
fanopy to protect them from the sun. Some
We cushioned seats and buggy tops which
Eke the ride easy, pleasant and agreeable.
shall shortly expectto see our fashionable
lies and gentlemen taking pleasure rides
corn and wheat fields, which will be much
pre- profitable ard at the same time pleasant
eursiou than can be taken amidst the dust
d heat of crowded city. l.pra I'D. I'D
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Compound CedrOn Bitters
Latest and Most Important Discovery
OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY til

NINETEENTH CENTURY III
! MO man's name is more intimately connected with
| ~ the history OF MATERIA MEDIOA Of the United
States, or more iavnrahlv known pioneer in Mod
cal Discovery, than that Of
v JOHN BULL OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
wills nimltabe preparation ol olsARsAPARIbLA
has long stood at the head of the various compounds
Of that valuable drug.
tttt#f8 S'l4Et
His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz-
enges, IN less than year
after their Introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29
BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGEMENr OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS.
IN eouT, RHEUMATISM, AND NEURALGIA
FEVER g. AGUE

IT'S destinedto supercsde all other reedias Itnot
only cures these diseases, but il prevents them A
wine glass OF the Btters, taken hour before each
meal, viii obVate the III effects OF the most unhealthy
climate and screen the pr fson TAXI ng il against dis.
ease nnder the most tryAg exposure.
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BULLS ssARsAPARILLA,
sBULLs woRAIDEsTR0YER,
lAS1dT hIrH's:ToHIo SYRUP
, 1865-08-28
POSTSCRIPT,

Especial Despatch to the WesternfAssocIated ress
New YoHK. Aug. 81, 1865.
The Ntrchfs Washington special eays: 9TH
PtcsIdenrs family and their guests arrived hi
morning ft6m Norfolk md Portsmouth, on tn
River Quceu."
Personal.
Mr. Harrington, former Assistant Secretary d
the Treasury, lately appointed Minister to Swftze.
Land, has been detained in Washington By the dan
gerous Illness Of son. He now hopes to sail Of
Wednesday.
Finances.
The amornt Of certificates Of Indebtedness for tht
week ending to-dny Is ss,sa1, 100, and the amount
OF muli]ated fractional currency tor The same period
Fedeemed and destroyed Is 500 sO0 I.eceIpts fop1
internal revenue since July lst amount to owe,
$ss,M9stGa ~ ~ Receipts yesterday amounted to
The werz Trial.
Maj. Gen. j. II. Wilson, commanding the e,v,.,y
N Georgia, T. N the city, report Says as wttness
IN the Nerz trial. In connection with the sub|ect
It may be stated tho Commission win probably ISSUE
an order excluding ladies'. the large mass OF he
testimony to be given Is Of c actcr too rayolEns
and Indecent to admit Of their presence, Usffis'
keeper Of blood.honntls At Andersonvie, was Re.
Gently arrested hy Gen. Wilson and forwarded, m.
der guard, 10 this city. He il now in the Old
From Mexico.
Tho KTalTs Vcra Cruz correspondent 4avs a
force fs being raised at Oaiaca TO 70 to tia ,learf
nent Of Chapas md clear It Of the uarists. IN
formation from Durango ,se lean that the forces
Tint have been threatening that togn hare diyidrd
and mart Eouc 10 PaFrnE GuadelouDA and CnIrn
and other parts, under Gen. Carafrl hive zone to
Rio dc Loirp.
Eenor ]. II. Caluo, Ma1imlllian.s Minister of
tae IEcasnIJ, informs JScser's bondho1iers
hond ~ ~ X NJ se Wv W. ~ % feaay 20 ony tae
tact that the government Will not buy aay unless
G,aS GsssSha VIII oeaHeIion ot s14ts-sl1 and two
'n1iay Nas,p pG1 aEts5, tsn5.
Ne'ss ntslseG p5 thc Coutscr on me lab that the
s's ~ 1oHgoSa n me Stse 0I ofisaha, had pro-
e 5..s NC EmplrG Al tho Imperial f0Eces
vsaoa va lslt 70 attack zongolica, ind the poo
Pc .eared a., at M during their absence tho Liberal
the Empire.
a spani21a Was caught at ColaB with letters ad-
dressed 20 Liberal officers aud while being escorted
~ TIC Imperial detachment, tue Liberals attacked
nc party took I'LL prtsoners, aud released the Span
taIS.
french direction we learn that the authorities have
determined 10 send officials to Washington to learn
tic att1tude Of the United St1tes toward this Govern
!nent rematkiIs tEat an open enemy Il better than
deGei1lM fftcns!e.
Each =! F1eEsh @ steamer That aEives brings portions
Mcllatn- Ma1imill3an's Emba=sador to Europe
VEN Cruz.
The Cllo1eras
Our Minister at Constant;nople otlefa,ly Informs
his GoTsrnnaeut that the eholesa continues 10 ex-
regulations had been enforced at fhe frsf 1nisouc
ion Of the disease from Egypt it might haze bsen
Il sccma 10 Ljn5. ifom cxucritncn nj
nns.an.tncp!e, thai II will fc aIyisabss for thc
, 1865-08-28

Later from Observation-Disclosures Of tile
D'fcat Of the acknowledgements. Army
NroAci. Up-Scrious Charges Against
Payn:astcrs-lirrcsto Of an Army OH
Ger.
NEw YoRK, Aug. s7.-31eytcan alyices state that
neWs reached fcFs Cruz. of The victory oyet the
Liberals near 1ueb1a, previous TO The 1+}h and at
the lime OF the ste1mCrs leaving Vera Cruz On the
ii!h, tue French and Austrian vessels were firing
sa;rtcs.
Tie Impe.,a1 troops hare been twice rcpulacd
from Longol!cs1. An expedition Was organizing
10 drive tho Repnnicqns out Of Chlpfas.
Twas rrHo1tT tnas Eegrcts had lost hall q nle
muras. French troops c.ntinuc 10 arrive In
nc Richmond correspondent OF tho Herald
STATES that It Is asstrted there thai fourteen Payaa
ters nrr core red with Dlnney in The alleged fauds
in hat State II IL also bcllered that large num-
bcr of Northern Pa51nastcis iate Involved In The
charges. .es... T., .1,.
ritz mas arTrstcl yesteray charged vii fraua and
fcrvvery IN thc pnymastera Department
SEw YonK, Ang. af.-The papers pr14t To-Day
Rneselrs diary OF The cable expedition: It gtEes
Complete and detailed ACCOUNT q the nstnT Of tne
rshr or the recovery ut different tmes Q! lts losI
nsTIat;on Of its final parting On the I'd inst, and
Of lbs subaequent graphing Tor 1t, down to the 9th
~ The Dater whore the cable Was lost L abont two
md thrccqnaEt1t miles deep; bnt notwithstanding
,his- tllc broken end was On one OCCASION brought
within so yards Of the surface, md would have
Earn acnu restored to the deck OF The Great East.
en-. had not tho great weight been too much for tho
Strength of the graphing rope.
, 1865-08-28
MEXICO.
i sesni-Onic!nl Announcement or TIT
View. and DcAfE1:k Of Nnxfnlllllan to.
ward the United States.

4 Sesnt-OHlclnl Announcement or tllt
Views and Dc*fg1:s Of 1Inxfn1llllan to,
ward the United States.
NEW YonK. Aug. e3-The Iror7rt corcsnop
dent from the city Of Mexico esys the official prrnI
denies tlc statement that .,1axlmillian fcnt liz
tie ID Inst. 10 askt hut lie viii formally demani
from the United States recognition Of the Enl
Rcro!. 1t also dentee the statement that Afaxfmil
Of Austria for The soEstion hs eventual rS.ht:
to he throne Of Austria; The zane pspcr Gays thc
tmasinaryenToy o1tho Emperor was The beafer O
IL Ess!s sssss sa1r .hs "aE zse.,s;
cnee q tho rEss,len., nor bad he aay business q
Mexico needs tie recognition Of any other nation
ns Necessary condition to Its existence. Whoever
.hns 20 .1esrade@ The county md Me7teans nrc
sesS!.es: 9s' .hs saenIs'Sss pa'ie, et 'ss' 'ss
though i may be peinfu1 to Mexico On account OF
the goo4 .e!ationS Of amity which hare been main
t9ined With The United Ssate., she Is not thereby
ner bg hes acts that ehe will faithfully keep The
declaration ef neutrality rho has made. The de-
stsns Of G!ibustet.s4l which bad S1e1tcans bavc
n regard TO the Enperor's personal aims and seq
tfn,ents, there Is only thi 10 aay; thaf
being Emperor ana By voluntary adoption, be viii
SNloPAte!3 4l!l4 tuc uat1e$ tulQQ3eQ upon Q1n1 by
Tue new country that in prosperity or adversely ho
VIII ese1 be found at the head OF his fellow citizens
and That providence in its fnscrutabie workings,
should choose to af11fet The country With misf5r.
1nnes, be svi be found at the post which bus been
assigned him.
NEW ioRK, August Ca Brownsville Texas,
correspondent Of the Ms.,lN, dacd the sth instnt,
trice was Major General OF Masimlian's troops,
and Was empowered 10 f1se cavalry force Of It,,
No men from the Isbanlcd rebel armies also. tint
several oiter rctcl Generals had been counIss sopci
BY Max!miltan. and Il Nas intended to have 1o0,n0
rebels in AfaxInflian's service within a year to
keep watch of. Sheridan on the Rio Gtande.
1yer oe 8ess On thf se o the
gavc ,a1o,,,u ,euaqust to ths EnRs5oE,s ooi;;
other cx rebels. IT Is almost the universal BELIEF
arnopg the American officers that they VIII be I'M
II 1s reported that al,ont dozen descstera from
The American army and navy have been engaged in
piraical operations On the coast Of Honduras hay-
ing murdered the crew Of small schooner. nnl
subsequently, captured other yesecls With It. They
were lust eecn near Cuba with m English vessel ii
pursuit.
, 1865-08-28
FROM CINCINNATI.
Prospects Of tho Ohio Campaign.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal

1-f0FpCC* O1 1IG Ula10 Nanfh1T11+
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
C1SctNSAr1, Aug. =.
The action o{ the Democratic Convention of this
State, last week, In making Vallandigham It's rcpse.
sentative nan, b. calling him to lhe chair, has done
to rcta1n the vote efthc returned soldiers 70.
The Cn1on party than all the epeakine Of the cam
patsn could hare done without this fortunate cir
cun,stancr. They cannot now blind their eycs to
the fact that the socalcd Democ1atic party Is tho
eamc. scccrssonovinsg, traitorsynpathizing bard
IL was two yeazr ago. Its candidate for Governor,
too. being the disgEaecd Gen. Morgan, who, having
permission to lease the military service. manifested
his chegrin br ssumpfug The State for vailandis-
ham. does rot strike the veteran soldiers a.
peculiarly tho mau deserving their support.
At soldiers reunion On Saturday in Brown
Comfy, Generals Cox and Schcpck presented theee
considerations 10 their patriotic hearers, and, rs
might be expected, drew from thcm the most hearty
approval. The bid Of the Democracy IN a four linz
resolution complimcnting the soldiers for their
bravery, coming from men who wonld not vote
dollar to feed and clothc them, IL too lem bait to
gull tho simplest Of them. Our campaign viii be
eharply contested, bat wc 1viil win triumphantly,
, 1865-08-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Crime in st. LouIs-Gsen. Wheaton
Southern Missouri.
Especial Despatch to the Chieago Ttibunc.}
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %, 1861
The papers are filed with accounts OF nightly
bnglaes, which seem to occur in every part Of the
city, st the rate OF len or Twelve reported eases
nightly, while certainly as many more occur which
arc not reported.
Gen. Wheaton hae arrived and reported to Gen.
Pope fer duty
Lieut.. Col. II. c. Lcfcbre, Inspector General oi
the District Of Missouri returned to the city las,
evening, from an extended Official tour in South.
weat Missouri. having visited Springfield, Ro!la and
otAes points OIL that base. The Government eslah.
lisinents and posts In that quarter arc being rap
idly broken up and ia thort time not yestige Of
them mil remain. The Colonel Inspected and con
dcmned seyernl hundred head Of horses and mules,
Which will be disposed Of to tho farmers who hare
hitherto lost their cate through the operations OF
hostile ermics We learn from Col. F. That tho
roads from Springfield to Rolla are In wretched
cotaliiion, The present heavy rains having washed
away lhe Garth and formed sullies and canons di-
rrcIy across the thoroughfasc rendering t1anepor-
tatIon tmpr racticablc except BY pack mules.
, 1865-08-28

Pe".....'.,.ss ssE-t9 n. s'.~se"1-sN ~
.aaassa.- ~ ~ oh,s,n sn,,, se..r,.. ~ .~s.s W.
ue,as 70 'ous4n saea 41.a-'cA'- , '4ao uustta
10 Tue +eSefosiEF Of Mc fFs1dcnt 10 grant the tas
oo- "te4es VI s1aH sio=f's asusoe'aE ic'tes "a
eno"n 'ne ooot. -.-
6or' 3fot'sh's loot Was amputated on Fri
day. as iorlorn hopc to .asc his fit Which is now
however, d'.paired Of The eansrenons ulcer.
9'afaed the fk:tl Of the surgeons. although the CO.
Tire portion OF the foot from the outslde Of the
bar, lhc kn,e f1,x,y used. and The whole surfaer
literally cautesized with nitric acid. II. Coyc,ao,
has ln4u tzcat euecyr7. In .he cvcD: orhts se,,h
which il uuS considered imminent the ..uber.,nto
rial Office wi dcvo}yc mon 1jeut. Cor. ch..1ea A.
<csson Of Cincinnati, brother Of the hero Of For,
, 1865-08-28
RICHMOND.


L Violent Thunder Storm aud Tor7la-
do, with Loss Of Life.
New YORK, Aug. a0.-Thc Richmond Rtpn5fie
gives this account Of storm IN that city On Thnrs-
day: u A very violent thunder storm passed Over
THE city about FIVE o'clock, accompanied by t1e-
mendous gale Of wind, which aptoosed trces from
tho sidewalks, md lcscled many Of the old stand
ing wills from Eleventh street down TO Fifteenth
street. An old wall, part Of ahonse formerly 'front.'
ing on Main street, ncar the corner Of Four
tcenth street, was bloWn down, and falling upon
the building now In course Of construction On The
west aide Of Fourteenth street, between Main and
Cory, for NJ. Gardner, knocked down a
largo portion Of the rear walls broke about twenty
four Of the second story jo'sts and materially dam
aged The eide wills. MI. Joseph HALL bricklayes,
and two negroes, were at work upon large cu1Vert
In the basement at the time Of the accident. Ono
Of the negroes was caught underneath The falling
wal and Instantly killed Mr. Hall had his collar.
bone broken, and WAS severely injured in The head
hy piece Of falling timber. The other negro VIA:
also seriously injured about the head and shonl'
ders'f