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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-02
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sslsssn In Der @tabt Gusntuun. unS
E.ss wiro ale elm sOrtuIt&ss Wuufcubaus
bstraHtst. @s IN BON Sndlttn CT.
baut. StCd bOa. "a BEL 80 Gue. nit 5inisr.
asbdubm l6 bti 80 5ub, tbtnfals 2 Strd bod,
nit sinsm pcrtisU -sirsstSttlt In 10 Stubsn In
kftn 5ultanpe unb IInp nit papIsr iitsr,Ussn
Die 9cttt III 80 6u6 6runt unb 200 tisf, nit
gutter S6susr unb anbrn Gu1Tsns,bduStn Srr1t.
Stn. gbsnlO bsfnbtn I'D alIsrltt Sbaartsn bar.
auf. als Srautsn, pFaumsn, Siri&sn, grpItlr
unb 8rnsn.
s6r Ct Sat aud nod tine gnSatl antus Got,
ifn In Ssr Start, bic sr gang bldg gum Srrtaui
anBistst.
Snesm Der llntG,siGnsts mud BtFsn ju gle.
Ben ssfcnnen IN, 70 tpirN ras Gtssntbum an an
ns9mbarsn StoinSunsen usrtauft wrbtn.
Rstus SnformatIcn Fam man Eel bsm GIsr-
tRamsr, Der barauf wcbrt, pttr In ttm ,,et1a
patriot" 9u&Rcbr rbaltm.
8iaiom S. G99e.
Ra5 ID. nq3m
, 1865-06-30

T9U RENT-Ftcns counter room
IN 4 ptauo store, for = gsofe9 business. Ii Aooo
loo ntion Apply 1t 81 Warrington atse<t
, 1865-06-30
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


r.ptc!al DHpatGh to the Wss:ern Az1n.!sted F1kss
,r-r. vor~ rrns9o
The s.oet market .bnv. a cpnt,nunnce or 3es,x.
;.,.. dr 1ne.. hnt ,,hn1, ,nv r,,,r7ia1 ch,nyo n
.,.t,r. 49,. ,rtsr..t = o1,st .rd !, i,r+yv to
p1esT. spesN:; r,n-,h ~ INV s,cn .n
conslnue 20 unsil a1kE INC 1'o'' ~ ~
inalsros1slon 10 naEo engaGemsnts remaining over
TWO vacsnt dnys. IN haafoAd stocKs tne powerful
movt ment wss ca h!ehsan southtFn' large An adhs
Of which WIS th'oWn upon tie tnartst. Erio WA
nEm1 demand for export, aud The stock Ii
comparatively aclrce.
11yXR1NEHrs.
TFA0s. ctions In Governments At the Beard were
mAts 10 ngsnts Of foreign buyers.
NIsoE1LAxRous.
Transactions In 8tAts stock, railroad bo1ds and
bank stocks are quite nominal.
aHlPNxa1s OF e1cUe1TrEs.
Ytsse1dAy about $630 CO Of s04 west seat out BY
, 1865-06-30

The murder Of the late Burr Burton, Of sy-
racuEe, had been shrouded in mystery ever
since the deed was done, which was carly in
the month Of May. Large rcTsF!s have been
offered for the discovery and conviction Of
the assassins, but although officers Of the
law Ind worked with unceasing diligence
and eagaclty to ferret out the criminals, nc
clue could bc obtained Which would answer
the purpose. The recent arrest, however, oi
means Of bringing to light The long-sought
for information. These men were Michael
Welsh and Thomas Daily, the latter having
confessed to the CHIEF Of Police Of Syracuse,
his knowing Of Mr.. Burton's murder, and f. <.
irg the crime upon WeIah- The local papers
pnblish quite full accounts Of the lives OIL
both these unfortunate young men. who,
sometimes In company, sometimes separate
", have for g considerable time gained live
llhood By theft. After the murder they pro.
ceeded TO Utica, and thence to New York.
where they remained until arrested On the
charge Of burglary, and retaken to Syracuse,
where Welsh had been Indicted for the Crime
alleged against him. He is q native Of Gin,
cinnati, and is now twenty-five years old. HI
has served term OF eighteen months In the
to New Orleans, where he Was conserlpted
into the rebel army, from which he deserted
and went to Atlanta. Here his ways vert
offensive to the cltizens of the town, and II
Is said he was at one time tarred and feather.
ed ind ridden On rail. He next went tt
Columbla, South Carolina, where ha was ar
rested for robbery, and narrowly escaped
death thence to Philadelphia, where he con
tinued his unlawful vocation, and has now
rrobably finished his career Of desperation
and wIckedness.
, 1865-06-30

TO RENT-Part Of an once on
kco1a aoGa 1e3an ~ 3meIehanI Apply n No . 5nt.h
ple dor conmiiinttiioa M iitiou 4'@ J-GckSi.
, 1865-06-30

granting ltecnses. The sate OF strong drinks
keep respectable. snd do not knowingly halbor
tadehsttete1s. At present there are two OF th1te
6eore Of eaoors IN This city which are mere
the burglar n,ay hide during The day md from
which 6e msy skulk forth 1t might on bis mission
Of crime. Al theee places should be closed With
out mercy. Mercy to the psoprietore Of sGch pla-
oes Is tcjnetlce to the community. The few dol
lars rnlned 10 the city BY licenses, and to the Gen
c1al Government By tsxea on the t1le In these
which The people arc put ir the detection and
prose rut1on Of the criminals there sheltered.
Dropping out Of view hltogethet the deH.menf
pecppisfy point oI view. 10 directly tax them.
eelyes tn ten tines the eun drawn from these pl1-
ces Let 70 more Licences be granted to che vol
untaIy abetto1p Of crime.
, 1865-06-30

WTaNTED-2 book keepers, :
-tE Aa,ltants ot1ca elsEkn.4 travelling Azeats.
se1pr. eo. 6:akt.msn 2sss4 ssasssl: ssSa
!. tienen- 20 casTenterA - palEters~ 81 lahtA-s
sle Al orered Is Mercantile Rploynen. AKnuey.>
1Ol Waahtn&son ss:sek Room I. pp~.sAtEs ~ taass
mis- 8 he only sel:an:a otes IN No e.sI stlanzs1
ces- B-MeichAnt mat utsctuJeIs, hot i sacpG
Aad 4 tr.4uppntd With ruiahse aelp &c: otcaG
HAMPsDN. j.sQ. IL
, 1865-06-30

Ata mrttan9 Of ,he Northwestern Branch Of the
Tinted Ststes ChristiAn Com1s sion, the action OF
he Executive Cummlttee at Philade1thIa as pub
T,hed. snncuncing the determination Of tha Com
mittae % 10 Gloss III lsbors WIN he Gloss Of the
~.r Hss d;scus,ed, aud the following was
sdonxd:
Enr1xAs There IL In oursphere OF Labor, 1t ms
tin,r. an Army Of one hundred thousand men IN
thr held. who cannot be dtsbanded fos soms tlme
ia rcue, and many Thousands yet IL no pttals,
who vii toy months require lll the heip We can
furnish ,hem; md. in addition to Ill this, most
nleesipc deutnta upo1 or sympathy tnd aid from
rrstituit families Of soldiers Who have given
Ii, il lves for cur countr5's salvation; therefore
Rfsotred. That The North WeateEn Branch OF
the d. s. Christian Commission continue its e.
iotts 10 provide for this army. and the sick and
Wupndea in the hospitals, those religlous Ind
yau1tafy supplies hstetofore furnished bJ The
Christian Commission.
RetoIrtd, Thtt the paid agency for the eollec-
tim nf mcney and supplies be discontinued. ana
that We reiy entirely upnn the Ladies' Christian
co,nwitsfo1 and Aid Eoctetics, working in cou-
nertin1, Wita 6. apd the Churches Of tho North
West In ecct,re fte neceakarJ means to pspeecute
MsnS - 's~NAs ~"
o1r ~. ru,no NJ .he war. snd yttprn nf m.nv
tns tSk -, NV " so;dtey1 haTa aireedv nrodne aS
y ~, t2S. - ~ ve1v msnv ths fee1;nr tkat fhere
IA IA nn need }or the lsbors Of liz Conamis
sion, sno me lsek taat @ ~ Cattsuaa 81
10 70 receive eetvU i.ooa Lae p1osIsue " tae
Great tGf. Esa a!iEsu5 Phoap.sa .ns .aRX0dJy W e.
~HhAt ehRu be done Will Inc money! 10
, 1865-06-30

[8ptciAl ptspEtch 10 tho Chicago Tftnuna1
ST. L3uls. June e. ts6t,
TonAcco-Fism. Salea Ss hhds as folio -: FAeto.
~ tngs It Il eo9a7o; Fanters do. s6boo725. con-.
mon lsni, "a call TO; medium do, 4l7.o3lsoo; cou.
mon manufacturing leaf ti1fne518 %; retium do
"a &a3oUf good do. 81, ,os a3lo; bids On 81 hhda
rejected. ~. ....
FlorR-Msrkes abous ~ last quoted. sales wera
70 bs!s 1up.r It $5i 100 do inspected At $3.50; 5:
br branded sxtras as As,to g. brls single extra de.
1ese At t6.s; IS brls double extra. part tto store.
q, SIS: so city do Al AID 100 os1s choce do at
{62s ptr barrel delivered.
GRAIS-Whest nitn and active. sa'es loclude Il
gacls common fall ut 4l5 Isl 40 fair At &i:0: Ill do
at II IS ~ do good At &Lt0 IS do At $1s3; Sc do at
e1.N I7s do prime 1t stA0; 51i do It Is: l2A do
cho.cn old and q do At tlso, and 600 do cho:ca
to arrive at 91 per bushel Co1u steady with sales
ofl9 saeks rejected At 6sc; mixed and yellow IN
lot. at tic; 12ts do do, part delivered. II sc sss1
White and yellow In lots At Etc. and s5 white in lots
Il SC @s,kc per Suzhel otts unsettled but IN favor
Of eellsrs. Ha1es SIS tseks ut 52Hc; s 5sHc; Ill
do at sac snd $50 do choice In lots at 3da51c per bu
Faov1s,oss-Bxton. SaeB include tacks clear
d,s At 1ac 10 do shoulders at l34c: 500 brls loose
ihen1de1l 1t lsh soo hrls country pork houaa Adta
lcose tt tsc, snd 900 do hams At lie Fer pound.
, 1865-06-30
n. ". FEMALE COL LEGE.


The Annual Commencement Exercises OF the
Nor,h-Wsstern Female College, having occupied
all the week previous, closed ii a late hour last
evening.
On Mcndsy, chiefly tho seademlc cla.ses were
examined, contlstin1 Of the students In arithmetic
and algebra, English grammar and geography.
The Students in French and German were es-
pecially apt In the trial Of their strength.
On Tueed3y, together with the clssses In moral
scitnce. natural history md Virgil, the eeator
class, consisting Of I've young ladies' p1ased their
rnal ordeal, and, IN no case, we're they found
wanting. They read e1racts from Father Cic
eros letters to his 10y, with aueney. In mental
seierce, autonomy, and that most difficult text
book Of the conrte, "Butler's Analogy" they
showed careful preparation and clear reasoning.
The Jrnicrt, In their examination Of m'netalogy,
geometry, and Paley's natural theology, on
esss Vii fooW lard as 81 hs
ent orc. Professor Dugbee may be congratulated
On the scope of mind under bis care. and the sue
The annual concert on Tuesday evening, do
directinr Of Prof. Caaihore, WHO'S masical
sb{liy is ton well known 10 need felta.aton, the
clare, both IN vocal and instrumental music gave
pleasure to tie unusually large audience gathered
1or The OCCASION. As especially attracting atteu.
lion and ellciting applause, were dnet by Miss
Jue.on sId Prof T., 'bs soo,uses %tsofs!y lish!.; !.
u, SMELLY t!uE, uG4 &4a'so - tau Sotu4ss1
tirds IL L i'll eoft!y slne." sla FioT eeaiy 6av,,
snecisitxe. "a ali dti Well without exception. and
Prof, Cswthorne has reason to be proud Of his
succets, and the yonng ladies' Of their ability.
| The audience departed at about len o'clock wall
pleased viii he evenings entertainment,
On Wedn1eday, evening ps. Humphrey deltv-
ared lecture On Charactcr" 10 tho Joang laeies
| Of ihc Coliece. This lecture wal about one hour
IN lgpgth, and In the Doctors usual easy, efec.
live and strong style, giving pleasure and beneht
to thcse Whn were fOrtun ta enough to hear hln,.
The exerci.ss or ,he gradustInr class were sp.
poi5tel for 1G{ O'Clock on Thursosy morning,
Ii aouartcr before eleven lzrea audience nf cll-
gems pf Evanston, ChtrAgo aud The aJjAceut coua,
t1y was gathered In lhs Il. Z. Church, where The
for he occasfop. caYpeted ind tffmmed Win ever
greens md flowers, Va. occupied by The Flculty,
graduates, and few members Of the Board OF
! Tru.tees.
Tic salutatory was given In uea', short,
tasteful welcome to ff1enus md tehoo1.
rstep, By Mies Emily @. B1shop, Of
| Watar1nn Niscon4!n Mfag Mary ~. Ward
, 1865-06-30
Cincinnati Hlnraet.

Especial Dispatch u the Chicsgo TrIhune.1
:. CINCINNATI. Juut, g.
PRoy1s1oaa-3lsrket stiI quiet snd irregular sad
price to aomc e1teat nominal. Mess PORK is offered
at f2 % for city, Int without buyers. Bulk meats
arc very alJ held 1.e for shoulders lie for sdes
aud lie for hama. Bacon mats with no alteration.
Prime city lard sold at1sc. ..-
wutt rr-1n Good demAnd With sa.es Of 100 brls At
$2oo.
FIGCR-yery Gull AID prices entirely nominal.
G1A1H-Wheat dull st u .75 Tor prime led Oats in
good deu and It eoc. but held at 6o6c. 11e es:adg
at fir
, 1865-06-30
IIltnp{s md Michigan Canal.
rsptcs1 pnpatea to tho chic.xo rr,hane.l

LSpclA uNpAHG2 to t2o s41caxo AiAp1uH'l
HHZpaxr JunE %
ArR1y4p-Chsunatou jacks Lock- light; P.
Eorthrup, Lenont, 50 yas zubble stcne; e. Bnrnhaus
Len Off, 70 yda 1ubble sten:; D. Hes. Lamont, Sds
rubble atone; Investigator. Lemont. s. yds saeb!c
stcne Il yds dressed ltone; s.Gusnce. Lemont, 20
yds 1nbble stone; Resoluta. Lenont, 50 yds rnoole
s,one; Advances, Lemont. % yds fuDble stonc; Coz
ttst, Morris, $500 hu com: Hnnt.r. Otaws 3oo hn
ccfn.
CLrA1xp-J, Crotty. sancca, 1eess n lumber, sooo
It siding, 10 m shlrges. m 18th; General Sherman
Minis, aes n lumber, u m 1ath: Wing and Win.
Joliet, light; Msguois. otaws. IS tens meschsndse
CayuRa, LeckpoEt, Light: Nantu1, 1aSals. 81 6eo #
lumber, 50 brls talt Legrsu1, 1asalle, Goo It aum
her. N latb, 70 n1is ltne; kaukAks, Wilmington
es s76 lumber, II shinE e.; 6enees. Ottawa. Light
Clyde, stnees. light; Dear Park No. :, Utica, 10
III shingles, nj lath. ,g9a lbs me1rhandlse Starr and
Btripe1, Mcrr:t, light; Advance, Lamont, light
North America, Aor1s. llIht; " 8. Gurnee. L:mont
light; D. Hess lemont, Hight; Investigator, Leuont
light; Resolute. lemoat. light.
, 1865-06-30

cidet change: o G.a1: couoos. 5lo* 50 caupons
I5K; 10 70 couponI Ex. Gold 1S9K.
nTeou- Quiet but strong: Inland l9: W.;
MS 81 :: Re!tlrE so8 Canton TX; y Cs3N; E;ts
is: E,!e 4th % do "a t5x; Aasou:i 81, fscsfc sas,
m aria n8N.
, 1865-06-30

We wish every cit,zcn could have heard tbs grand
sebcarasl or tlrgers which took place ats NTH 4:
NIxon's. Hall list night, preparatory to the grand
ce.eblstion On the fourth. The patriotic hearts Ct
t'e b op!o would tays been stirred ss II by
elcc'tie fire. CornIsstuis were present to hear
fut the htFt time tie combination Of many organs,
with male and female voices. This Il the 6rst
Combination ever made, and the effort was t1u:y
tppline,
, 1865-06-30

OsNIao, June ..
FIcrz-Dun, sssles Of go br.s u s7D ror
ttt winter Is. Is for Ehitt; 4ooo tor douote extra
GHAlz-wheAs quiet AID coses nonlnaIy love
ssleg lat night OF 1900 bu No. MlFAukes c!nb ~
2l.So no balearep Jtted to-dlr. Cosn !. hld At tl3
13e for 10. lnclznA and Ennc3.
lLNAl FarIGItt5 -Du!I douc. 3S3:9- wac1,9Hc;
corn. e4 c-to NtH York.
IAII lAPoxrs-3le,h0 0 hu wheat.
CANAL uoET1-9, 900 bu Nhe&t; S,690 hu corn.
suIPPtD BK EA1LHotp-5a0 of dur.
, 1865-06-30

Ocean Fre1ahts ut New Fork--1une 10.
Fselgh,s arc quiet 1t the following rate4; "
Tor coin 1nd Is 6l91o. for heayT ,ods ~ Fotaitn
bottom. nals 81 for 4kd for VII at ID for CORE
Sd for noa1 ID ot shest and Il. 81 f1r hesyy goods
By Foreign, . for dG1- S6d foE 1htss 17s % 3os
Tor heavy goods. To LaQdoa 120 bsy3 PlnHnt1 we.e
tskrH al LIS schooner 10 Bosto1. brig 10 tett.,
snd ems to nema1asa, Ill with atavts. on private
terms
, 1865-06-30

BE7T1IU, 1uu. ,.
FLuun-IrN sud Inactive
ENAII-Wh 1t and Corn dull and inactive. 0ats-
s.1ts Ut 60c. c1os!nE dull. Exrity and Bye nominal
wUtsKY-Nlmln2l,
lAxAL F2KIGHI1-To NV GcEk-HheAt, 14Hc
Com, lHc: Oats. Sc -
IxFoa1t-FlouI. Gs: Wheat. asts: casn. III ssi
Oats, 81 ssi.
GAIL Exros7s-F1our, $50; Whest, $3.50; Corn
- .f9u. -r
, 1865-06-30
arl1uErttlP1lt4.

NfcVICKER'S TREATER,
ll Madison strees, hetvoen atate and t1ea.horn.
AQV1CREk a Il Htt9. MAHA6k6l9-
FRDlT. jnra soth, Benens and last light bnt Of
nIK. & MRS, CfIARLEs KEAN..
Asslatcd by M!as Ch apman, Nj. L. +. CathcaEt and
Geo Eve1ttt on which occalop will be prtsentsd flE
the nat tIrnh IN this city. 81 aRsspeata
KING RICHARD IT,
Kttr Rehsrd nj. Charles keAu.
Qutea to Klnk Rtchard. MFs- Chsr.fs Kan.
1he to conclude with the Act &C n dy,
TIE JEALOUS WIFE
III. Oakley, NJ Chssl y Aeau.
Mis-. OaE.ey, ME- CntsleA heau
aArITRDAY AFTERNOON Mr. h MES. CHARLES
FEAN, MATLNhk
, 1865-06-30

All those who have been members OF tue lalh
Illinois volunteers are requested to turn ont on
the Fouyth OF jay to paf,lc1late IN the ce!cbr2'
Il. n Of tle s9th anniversary OF our Independence.
There viii be meetpg of the regiment on Mon.
day evening. July Sd. No'ice will pc gwen OF tae
u est1pg in Sunday MORNINGS pspef!A 81 orde1
Of the committee.
, 1865-06-30

Detroit Grain nIafket-Jnue IS.
Whear-Masket fuu &C loEer. With dimlnlsaed re.
celpts ana very little ds1 3siton to opetsts. Ihs
only S4le} vere u No. Will. at 4I.63; cas- 40.
Z Do at s1.3o; and cara Mol Amh,r, 70 arrive,
freely onlt-d- C,ru-3:sady and 1uiet. lale q
2,xo hu at SIC hagsed: 0Ats-A tIlls lower. 1oo eu
, 1865-06-30

EXW 1QHAe auYE
Ao.x1-Aa1ket easy, with 1arge sup7ly ut &ss per
csnr.. ,ns,<r,.ro., ...a...
Gntn.ToVef. opening =. 1tsx. declining 10 1sa. and
"a tnlTxxs1sr HToQxs-LsM settys ard without d..
, 1865-06-30

Te88eI1 FhBBtd UGIT0Ite
Ispatial DApntch to tho Chicsgo Tstnuue
DErHoIr June 70 ;
Ur-Propeller pehn Hehmouds Schoouats ". F,
A:eu. stArlight. Summit, Ltyely. Anaranth, EsssI
Blsde, Mary Norton. SeAho.o-
DoTs-None.
Ptuh For{h
, 1865-06-30

Pnut-Dnlf and nominal.
M,chIe a l.ss fcI Amosr Do; SIS 10: No. Eed
iwpr. MkIke1 elcslnK vi'h . d0a1wa1d tendency.
FKMs17s -sHc on wheat to Buffalo TIC to 0s'
WSEQ.
, 1865-06-30
Westward the Pacific Nallro4d Goes,
IEtnu1 tha 81 Ixouls Naws oath

From the ST Louis News, 2ath.l
Forty miles Of tie Union Pacific Railroad
connecting Kansas City With Lawrence, has
been accepted by the United State Commls
sinners. This acceptance places in the hands
Of the company the funds to purchase the
iron for sixty miles Of road, extend!""
vo,d ,eor, ,a..renca nd AZ, ,or ,,sesi mssI
road from the main stem to Leavenworsh
City, thirty.hve miles In length. The exten
sion Of the main stem and tie completion O
the branch viii be consumated By the 1st O.
January.
Before that time the Missouri Pacidc will
have completed Its road to Kansas City, thu
communicating with the Union Pacific and
aGording rs rail travel from at. Louis to Law.
renee. 1t will be a glorious thing for St
Louis, the stretching ont Of this Iron arm tc
take In Its embrace the wealth Of the growing
State Of Kansas, of the plains, the mintnG
region, and, finally, Of the Pacific coast and
Of the Indies.
, 1865-06-30

plt"MQkE6 u1AEhtk$
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago Trionnt.l
MILWAUKEE,, June ~,
FLoCK-23. lower.
GBAN-wheat receipts. 4spoo bu, At ses5e lower
sses On Change ls coo bu at Il tltS ~ teIel
nftetn 1t Ca 1ot0o aeller all July, At sioo Oase
quiet Safes lt5{G bu, No. i, Id store at lie.
Wheat market 1t Newnan this evening steady
5ales 81, 200 In, No. I sp1iug cash el.o1.
, 1865-06-30

IF1QM tHE HLBHHET DGu1osE8Ei Sosu.1 = =
The nrtt lot ot new wheat Of Missouri krowth. e
ceiysd in thl1 market this SEASON, W83 f1tsad OF 1T
r. II. Metuse. Ct Misa'tsiopi county, and contained
to Wthl Carpentsr, cotnmissoa Mefsasnns. f.ns !, y
EoxsNeu d Co., proprietor OF the -Four ACE
hnnr
, 1865-06-30
M 4 r Il 1 E d.

In M -t1yll1e ILL., en- the 18th nat, at tbs rex1dsnee
tho BRIDES fNfter, ny the 1stv. James T. eon.r,
B.L PAHLNAE, Of Ch!e.Eo, Ii md Misa AAa61x
KHHkLlE4, OF Nssery1la.
, 1865-06-30

uU4NE4b NAV UaALf W w R0HkAA70tSA W .'A%A-
pills 49,
fConadential.] -.....
MBArH1., June 7, 1856.
Mr. BBHNKrr:-
DKAa S1n-1 served almost two years In the o.
8. army ~ Assistant Surgeon OF the 25th Ill. Vols.
Was discharged Tor IeslQned az 1t Is cAlfed for dla
ability, aftarwarts took a position "a Act Asst.
Su18n In which served near TWO years in this
city. The disability for which resigned Was eon-
IEacted in the ed, It Ii hernia, and consequent
~ permanent. I expect to maize this city my
home bat at psescat it te very difficult for north
e1n men to Obtain secure foothold here.
learn tho Post Master IL TO be changed here
and under the ciftumetances hare concluded to
solicit your influence y set y fer me- and 70 uska
the Ioliuw1nE propostutn fhou!d NC be success
fuI, will give you i've hundred dollars on Ieceiy
ing tho appointment, and five hundred dollafs at
the expiration Of twelve months, do not profer
this IN ameFcenary spirit think an ~ worthy as
any pne who are now seeking II, and feel that your
services would be worth that IN me II could get
the Office, will alse promise iv employ as clerks
disabled soldiers. Should you entertain this IA
vornblJ to secure 1t 1t will be necessary to appy
at once at Washington, for sere1ai applications
are a arendy fled there, and Ill from men who have
never served their country an houf. II you can
ar.eet the appointment can send as large pet-
uon I'm uamee} as any already sent. lily parents
we're both scotch, from near Glasgow.
Hoping you will look lavorahly on this
I am very respaJ X. Il. BROWN.
uon. JAS g. BEsNETr.
, 1865-06-30

CANDIDATES ron TUE BnIpEYx1I--A large
number Of tourists procured hekzs At the Police
Court, yeaterdsy, and were conveyed 10 the
H1.dewel, where nanJ OF them Will spend tae
EpHmef months.
, 1865-06-30
FLORAL HALL.

r...,,,, r,,,,,,+>. scr tte r nth Of Jpl7 Ce!e-
e e,on ~ win sr1s Of 10 horticultural part
meus Of ths lata sani,a1y FAR. tss9x 70 S1.e ,ae
sspt1s, pubic aa oppo1tuait' 70 v'1t rlosA az. oe
tore Ls elose Oh liz s.n of JulS hare 1eaoeea 'na
s.e " -. t.cssta Of the lat FAIR viii not nd-
nit to tho Hall
1hs H.1l will be open from 10 4. N.
to 10 r. M.
ooca 1nuu,c vap b Ii attendance This KAeEAu.
poT and WILL WIN remain Ii charge Of the PE1nea
If Cau.esa" JcnN wR1aHf.
- A. 4. HOVEY, Hupasl1tend4us.
ks9t3s6fkXhp
, 1865-06-30

- Bennett, Of the New York Herald, ad-
vertises without charge one Of our ex-nlinols
officers who wants to be postmaster OF Mem
pills -
fConddeutial.3
, 1865-06-30

F1oLA1IEG IIlCon OEElxAScEs. vctder o.
Nq1o. named pztriek BDrke. who either through
wflllnluess OF negligence had s1o.ated the Law re-
latirr to the sale Of liquors, vas arrested and
conveyed to tho police arena. AeIe he vas found
ru1lty md dned 80 and cO5N.
, 1865-06-30
STUCK IN TIE HUD.'

pet,cAted with feeling OF profound tsgust to thAt
rrIuen Ct Dearborn Rtieet e&as 0 tnd fest
, 1865-06-30

Aao1nEn BARE LoeT FoREyZn-A moot t1ag-
iesl oecu1rcce Tn dog Ere1) waa II ansacted ye.-
te.dsy morning At the once Of tho Bank Of Mon
s1eal, On Iasalle street, between Like md Ran
dolph nt1cets. About 10 O'Clock the usnnly
busy seine Of morning street life was rendered
uorc than commonly lively by the eccenIidaes
OF m nrimal Of the dorg persuasion. The pusp
In question VA undoubtedly non coHstsos 1sents,
iamiy ttoubler, the full in god or the hot wealth.
Ct, WIS mot made apparent. a A'1yEx-eyed Rnsrdisn
Of The night" epied the phenomenon, snd with
lAudAh!e alacrty to euosorEe the 1nterasts Of the
rreat mi tropo}ts, drew . eeSeu-Ahootefs and tax
Ing most accuratc aim, ola r1lnart, sped the
11d 10 did the n.I', and the third. fourth, dfth
tud sixth shot4. Considering that the range
wss 4 lurg one-fllfy four {tet-thc result
Was not Ito be wouaered at. Al this
stage the unfortunate cause OF 70 much military
strategy, retired in good o:cer from the a=ia-we
rneau ttf p.yement-end entering tho building,
mounted the window and cody lpl1c1ne nj roee
aesfnst the window, ax3ited the RESULT Tae po-
s1ermtp-evcry nerve strung by p1eriooa enc-
crtafs-boldly advanced, AID p!scinr tae pistol
This itmr performing the e1Ha9sdtnsry leat Of
s;..,nr bje y1ctio. Then w:th the atr OF m n
IN hfs tktltui1y performed his duty, be e1t1-
va he ret xarm remains from tne surround. /.
~ Hriuii, md tt tndei]S pla:lnc5hem IN the gut
tsr - m extuap]c Of fhi rp tho .ifne ucder di!n
enlticf, protected 10 inform ne eolones, =: o.
nvpars 10 chronicle the mufoef u 'ue surviving
rFnfrt;yet OF the deteated.
~ thtr nolfce officer may be related tne expo
vafnre ar 4 hunteF, who Haid nl n1e pH1 un2t koe
nra4 ftns be lit him. be mi1scd him: me feeono
time Dc hi him IN the same place tnA &c 11'ssee
k.R IL se1cTs-"