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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

s@- My son. said Spriggles Sc,
nior to SpliggIes junior, thinking
to enlighten tie boy on tue propGI-
cation of the hen species, my son,
do You know that chickens come.
out of eggs?' DO they?' said Sprig,
giles. i thought eggs came out of
Chickens Thus ended the frst
lesson. 8 20 a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

H9- In IN action, lately. Mr.
Ja,nCs said it WIS hMentshle
thing to S,e two tailOrs in the
same suiL'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

car How ,cxhilaratiug it is 70 DC
suddenly lodged in prison cell for
the night, and releases the follow
ing morning with the comforting
reply to your inquiry, You are
the wrong mani; '"' '''
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

, What is the most sGnsatlora'
Period cal Of the day? The Iowdor
Mnrnzine.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

uA. lIew u couple of infant sts.
tueO ont of log, II you would have
= representation oI 'the babes IN
tue wood ,saarag
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

On receipt of the Certificate, ' 6il' sec
what you are going to have, and the. : is al
your option to send the Dollar and tAn he
article or not. Purchasers may thus Obtain
q Gold Watch Diamond king or any set
of Jeweiry on our list for ONE DOLLAR.
and in no case can they get less than one
dollars wor h, as there arc no, blanks The
price of Certificates is az follows:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

rm. When you, see i dwarf, you
may take it for granted that his
psreuts never made aUf0eh ct him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05


In consequence Of the great s,asnstion
Of trade in the manufacturing districts OF
England. through the war having cut Of the
supply OF cotton, n large quantity Of valui
able Jewelry, originally intended for the
English market has been sent of for Sale u
this coan,rys an must 6e. sold at eay :cer
6te!i ''''' ''.' '
Under these circumstances, ARRANDALE
y CO., acting as Agents for the principa
European manufacturers, have resolved up
on a GREAr GIrr DESTRUCTION, subject TO the
following regulations:
CERTll lCArES naming each article and
its value. are placed in SEALED ENvEL-
oPES, and well mixed One of these en-.
envelopes will De sent by mail to any address
on receipt Of 70 cents
Al articles SOLD at One Dollar each,
without regard - 7qlue
, 1865-08-01
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, AUGUST l, 1856.

words who're eloquence is Of thatk kied "ntsh ny
ss,I1ed the peoples tcarts more than any 1orn OF
speech. and who is here at our 1nyltauon p u
ce1ve that gratitude and admiration fur his num
eft1tet ding 10 him: !! our lips bad been dnan,
the vtry Wsl1s would have .eptoached ~, ano
theAe plctp.t3 fotms Wolu3 luaYe 1nehsd 3foH
their caIvae to bid him welcome TO Faneu1l hAu.
] am desired py him TO express his hanks 70 5ou
IN The habit o. speaking, and 7il no. address tesa
e.sdiy fe b tae ban band. but T. ne hss pot a.
aIm Gf fi1cn, It can hardly be expected that he
Will be al Il to greet I'll OF Jou a Joa psJ soae re-
Al the eonclp.ion Ct Mayor Lincoln's remark,
Gen. GtsLt stepped fo1Wa1t upon the platform
The band at the same time p'ayed "Hs1l % tos
Chtef,H the stEafna Of which were AIM .et drowned
hrattrowletementa and calmly surveying the
multitude. be RI pped ba:k to reee1Te ne greet
INES Of those who were already etfnrglinS !of'
ward Tot the chance to prtsent theuseiVes. 20
talf IN hour steady stream Of gentlemen. ~1to
nos End heR lao5 poaFssd Sy a 1T a., T.
wss 8b!e to bestow. S'x or eight hundred people
thus extended their persu1al greetings. "hen
the General exhibited signs Of fatigue. and mt
mated that he should hare to foleeo the pleasure
Of extending the ceremony Longer. stepping
fn.wstd upon the platform again, attended hY
MaTor Lincoln, he addressed the audience a. lol-
lows:
possible. i thank sou ios this and for yoa: kind
neEs. Will bid yon good aEternoon..'
Ger. Grant intends leaving for Portland to NOR
row morning. from which point he will ptoceed
to Hblsfax. A special train has oren rendered for
enough to rtsit The Psc,1c Yllfa and other points
Of interest Al Portland the party will embark
IN TIC revenue cutter Howcs for Halifax.
, 1865-08-01
hos TON.
Cep. Grant af the Navy Yard, Huuker
HUI, Fansnii Aa.i: u i - &c;1A sc;.on Cordial

RotroN, July 3l,-To-dsy Lent Gen. Granthas
been The guest Of the City q Bo.ton. Leaving t9e
hoist At quarter before tan o'clock. the pity
ceiTtt By Rear Admiral strtnssam. commandment
Of 1ht yard, snd biz officers. The marine enasd
,rete diapn mp In ine, sla presented aElns ~ she
81: P;hi.'eeb II %ae e
$500 In rnmher, Hete a'fo drs"n up In line On
tt;hrr Eide Ct the principal avenues leading
through hs ,iSs ,ne ebee,s Wa % se
Watrr tattfrY. Amer inspecting the vsrt3us
Workshop. aud the vessel. a9" u process g @ con
hsm;s residence oEd psrtoek Of COLLATION.. The
Geuersl in The order Of thc1f Iauk.
ia iheIt carriages to the residence q toe Hen:
Gen-ee Warrington Warren. near bu% %6se Hill
nrnument, EIlmnre's band was stanonel IN
nns'3nr here Comes. as the .asnetat Leg nts
strttsea. The general and Ars- Gtant Tete cor;
5,siiF received by Judge Ns1fen and hta saay ena
he s.y q i.d,ss .nd to hs monnGEnt
rrounSe, pteceded BY the bana 5,om Cnafissten.
\. v,srty droye directly 10 The Revere Aonse.-
me public reception ot II. yen; uIant n -
tu Ball N 10 o.Inn. tsxs 10 int hour H.
thtope poured into the building. The asll W
scon hlled to ts utmost eaP,e'Fy an@ anaSje
s.,n Tls interior an:l,i 2, ths ~ as9
| III ttad. sccoppsnicd bY Mayor Ltncoln sn1
o,hcr ne1nhesr Of The city government, ensefee s.,
the ball 1t nve minutes before 5wslTe; an9 III IL
i Yuore's band, Ftlti11ed IN the gallery, 5unek ~
| MS.e tbe Cocuuartn9 Hero Comt.." The enthu
,,atm Of The lsree ant1aace. manifested Itself II
loud md prolonged cheering, and ne Easio9 o
| fl'.a st,iIness sgatn prevailed. Mayor Incoll
satIsssea ths sud1snce q fouowa: :,
Fr11eV c,1ukssws d.,s,a,.saa h..s atssns!s4 3f.;
h.e4 4.ms1s = trnaehpaA wptd In ever patti
cue home; Il mn Of deeds and not
, 1865-08-01

tsperisl Dispatch to the Chic.go Tribcne.l
WA4u1saros> July 81.
An t1ncfeue case. illustrative Of slaveholdnZ
ba.bn1is,n, was told By crirplsd negro who ap-
rce-cd ut the cftfc o. the F,cedmen's Bureau To-.
cay, ask1rg relief. This co!ored m.n fsya he
w4e forEerlJ fiee, Ard working for wages In
Msr5lknd- acrees The eastern branch. He went
fouth in 1857. With Or. Lee. for whom he had
worked, pereusoed by the speetous
promises OF higher pay, going 1rst to
Athens, Ga; ater%s1ds 10 Knoxville, Tena.,
where D1. Lee for timc kept the Knoxville Ho-
tel, and enbeequently retnoEtDC to 5on2sbofe.
Receiving wages a. h'tt, he was at length 81, held M
Lee hired him out TO the rebel Quartetn astsr at
Joneshoro- AZ ef remstntue thefe Ten mantha he
st1crpted to Escape to the lines OF the national
army, He got twenty r31les 2w9}, but wAs caught
Arb t4ken hack, when this rebel QaaEtesmasteE
took him to Surgeon Wall!ne, i1 ce9rge Of the
rebel hospital there, and ordered htm 70 nut %
atteupt 70 run kwaJ sesio. The poc'ur partially
COUPLED; anputasng both lss. 1ust anove the
hut nudine him aisTe next day, said. What, y0u
d-d r1cpet, arc you sllye yett I intended TO
XIII you" BE then had htm placod IN II amsu.
lance and taken to the nut Of an old colored Ia1n,
whe1e he remained uutl cur troops occupfsd the
This colostd IT'D hr.rea vouchers from white
pt ople. colroberatITc Of his atatemensss which
ple believed BY the ot6ctrs OF tha BnrGau.
Or. Baxter, Chief Surgeon Of tha Pfo1oat Mar:
thal Genertle BnreHn, Is preparing an exhibit OF
tie dlderent tiseases generated or preEa'l'nR 10
cur army dur the Last four ye4ss; and the work,
among ether Interesting maiter, Will chow What
troops have dttpiayed the greatest endurance.
End wh,t s,ess. lsa "a T.
I'll as II exact position Of soldiers dtseh r.ad
fur cle1biilty feoal b1y particular disease o. from
u %
The E0UEffy.
, 1865-08-01
NEW YORK.


Ibis morrlng destroyed fourteen dwellings On
Lkpdfn Place snd 5aEdiozd street, occupied BY
Ismlllts ot tie IlJcle AID poofe. ctassess The
Of couute1fett dies ard plates OF frschonal cur
NV YonE, July 3i.-;Tha steamer chs.o
hE'nes nsSsna dasss 70 a,s: ths r. IT, nsr3na
.JaeEsonSilie, P,eo'aia aad Pa!u.za. Fl. It
eseh pl:cc he found thst the people hsd
p1ta s,deseo @ese sa On hts p. @ of ha erst.
II making repairs upon their much dam4sed
and badly battered towna, People WIRE scAtta
md money more 10. D.ren is . lnass Of - NJ.
Al Brunswick there Wis co business and OF pco-
F1o euly 2 few to.6isrs, cosresackers from the
the csee u 81. aaty'e. Fe.nsndina, Jsck.env,lle,
CO It, md 1t IL ssId their is much moro bacon,
molstses. su2nr. etc. IN the State than for n3a-
bsE Of sea,e. Iae people generally are cheerful,
Rscret gr g.. Gen. Il. D. Washburp left 81
vansb for his Home ct Te1se uaute, Ind. rig
Augusta On The the eth. Btig. Gsn. n.1eht ieft
Oltows, wtet Of N :thesn Georgia.
1t Hilton Hc1d On the 20th On their WY TO DrY
t NEw Yonx. July ia Ciaskaviile. Te1as, let
er CT July 1ath esys notwithstanding 30 m4ay
peeke hare elapsed since The emahtkat1on OF the
rived, tharv being st1il portion or Gen. Rus
Eel1'a nreade, 16th corps, heh!nd, aud tho 4th
corps. from New Orleans, Orr troops arc ets-
country 10 The city Of Rio Grande. The feet Of
the RIO Grande numbers atty satl, mostly
French, but the fs.s Of America aud
e. E5x.ad Anaer .,e fSaspens1s tSe II =. forces
arc estimated It from 10 COO 10 Anoo0, md N 4uy
Ct these are Mr.ieana WhoEe p! 10 twenty 1--we
ctp1 per day and no s7uors furnished
The steamer ConEr<0. captured By the rebels
from tho rtited StAtes On oue of the louls'ana
YlveEs and s0.d to tue French, ha. been doing a
good business between H12dad and A4tanotas.
Our Government viii coon demand the Eettora
ton Q. the Com. EGO.
There Il ..oe feeling sppsrensly existing be
tHcen tie Ftebch and Atnslle!n forces. e3eh party
xeuIpely determined not 10 be The hrgres.ur.
II IL 1ptenGed now to move part Of the 93th
corps Up the coaes, The cays1ry to proceei to Ia
dtaho and be mounted, aud thence to San An
, 1865-08-01

The Weather aud tho Crops-Cov.
ktone-A=ttcultnr.i CotleEe Lanoe-
Tor SuatM on BrtxAa XoAuE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
DEs MONIES, July 81.
The magnificent weather for the past four aa5s
htse let up fs,mers. They have chaucs no* 10
take care Of the crops. They are buslly engaged
1tpalr:ug damsgef. When the resu9ts are re,ehed
II will BE- lound that the people hare been more
scered thau hurt or the crop question.
Gov. Stone hns been at Davenport for the past
week or two, engaged in psyfn. attention 70 re.
turning soldltrs. He has 1esued large number
Of honorary commissions to meritorious soldiers.
He has attended personally to Thousands Of wants
snd complaints, and assisted the soldiers In the
dnsl settlement With the Government. The braFc
dlftcers Of our country from t2%a have cordial
appreciation oI Governor who hsd fought With
them In lhe war Iof the Union, and VINO slace hts
election TO the Executive 0d3ce, has bG5n unttF-
tDEly devoted to thelf Interest,"
Alanakee county has paid oce hundred md
twenty.fo1r thousand do'lars for county and
township boua'its. and the relief Of soldiers
families.
4 portion Of thu lands granted To the St1ts Of
fows by Congress, to cid In the e.'Ab}lthmcnt OF
IN Agricultural College, are noE pdcfe1 for sale
or le.ee On liberal terms. These lands are To-
Gated In Hardin, Wright, Hamilton, Webster
Kossush, Humboldt, Pale Alto. clay and othsE
joseph Smith, it,. son Of tue Mormon Joe
Smith, OF Nauyoo. cot1os ont In an article IN the
Council Bluffs Nonrarea, deuounctug Brigham
YouLR and ali his works. Smith Is at the head
ot The new organization OF Latter Day Saints.
BE proposes to dlecRts the grara 1ssuea between
htmselt and Brigham With any betltEafeat gen
tuan who will meet him 1t Council p utfa
Ceda, Falls has l.eea chosen a: The :0c.ao1 oi
I the temporary orphsrs' bone and Davenport foI
A. hr9
, 1865-08-01
THE RIrHMoND REJECTION.

MsI. Gen. Turner, military commandaat o!
31icbmond, Va, has felt constrained to set
aside and declare null and void the late mu-
njc}psl election beld in the rebel capital
Th3s vas tht farst election held under Psesl-
dent Johnsou's system OF reconstruction.
Gen, Turner'S order tells in what way the
psrdoned rebels used their newly recovered
Doxer. BE declares thht they not only
elected more hut prominent and conspicuous
1ctels, but excluded the loyal citizena Of
Richmond who had served in the Union
army. In short. they allowed none but reb-
els and new dedged Cuionists to vote The
Issue was distinctly made aud openly arowcd
tbat only those who had a'dtd aud abetted
the war agR:ust the United States should be
intrpsted with of1icei Gen. Tprner very
Troperiy set such an election aside.
But how Is Richmond to be ruled hereafter
L prep:nderatdus majority Of the white IN.
habitantz are malignant ana ipcorriglble enc
mics Of th- Government Of the United s .ates,
Whenever they are allowed to vote, their bal
lots Will bc cast for none bus Yebels aud
Tnlon haters. It will be many years beto.s
we can hcpe to Bee majority OF Whit
Uuionists In Richmond. III. city cannot re.
main permanently under martial Law. Civil
rule must sooner or later be restored. Il
there ans otIer solution Ct tina problem than
the simple one Of a1lo wing ag1oyaz citizens oi
Richmond, as well as dt6loyal, to exercise the
elective ffnnchise? There are 5000 loyal
black men in that c1ty, whose votee, added
10 the handful Of loyal wbit:e, constitute q
clear majority Of the population. i
President johnson, after this exh.Hi
, 1865-08-01

F.ur.1u pnrs-r Jntr 3t--Tbc Ujbernfs. which
III 1atntnoa, =. n. On he 2a,h. aud Taudondetry
ttc a1st. naFstd here thts evening,
Ve;snia seieoIam n ,he gli1 s.Ys tbe s,c.n
~ Ers1t Esat.fn snd Csrofina haTe afFfyed all
Wa1i The snt75cr rnes to Rertry to dav whilst
tta a,ter IL lavIny tie alore unu Or tha cable and
this " il he an the stst or a2d. ifthe
.-aath.r mnHaTs,ex The war Rtesruer Txrrtb,e
SID sph5u1 ore also here.
,hoW 5ip members returned, OF whom S3i are
Tibt,sjs and eis Conseryatyes, the net Liberal
csin IL n. -;
a1nvnssei ti.a cuny1rtion ihat The rtsr,t Of the
siscuons would pot dtaintth confidence in the
fsnnservat1re nartY. He asserted that tho Con-
ssyrs,iyrs in Far}atueUt would not be inferlar to
innse electId IN 1855 and when The H0uss falls
tnto IL rms shBne. a1d is Wetie1 Of the.e Lib
ri r1ssnf+rs hrsjnst whom cpr1upt practices
80 ~. 5,TnvsI. hs he!eyed the polftical rosltiou
wnn1S ke dfntiraf with whst ii vas tg1o months
, 1865-08-01

Arrival OF Troops-Recepttons- p~
polutmeHts-3cclde Weather
and Ihe Crops.


Especial DEpatca 10 the Chicago Trtbrno.l
MADISON July 81.
II e 10Th regiment, 500 strong, arrived here at
three ?. N. Sunday; the 3sth, rs men. arr7ved At
three O'clock this morning. Both Regiments bad
been provided Tilh excellent refreshments At the
Raslrosd Ho1se. aud marched 10 c1wp Randall.
They were formally received in the Capitai Park
about ten o'clock this morning By the authost-
ue.. Speeches Of welcome were nsd. b1 Gov.
Lewis. Mayor Reyes, General Fat.childs and
othefs.
The ssth regiment arrived here about four
o'clock this morning. Refreshments were given
sheU, end theY we're usrehs ID to the CaDita1 Park,
where they were received By The S'ats autaori.
tef. .
Over go eco ext1s Stats nay has been paid 10
dttchA1ged soldiers drrlug the last wsek.
Lttut.-Col. Per hss been Commissioned Col
onel, As}. Ballard ~ Lieut. Colonel, and Capt.
Hayward ~ MajoI Of the Ssth regiment.
About noon 10 daY. some Of tbs staring Of
Kohbet'4 new building. On Main ateeet. gaye way.
eetiops:y ipius.ug one msn and slightly b:utsing
several otheIs.
ThIt ii the fourth caY Of elo,:, warm weather,
md harvesting hss fully eomnenced:. Spring
wheat IL not ut sll tpjurrd by vet weather. Il.
dje1t1ops arc good fDr settled we1ther.
, 1865-08-01

(6xnuf1es1fed und9 the t.stned1ste Supervision o
1l1A Howe JF.. tte tnTsnt19 Of u beBtez H1tktuA
Once And selearoom. ~ (1afk tueAt- Ae.t7a ioeA
1&H1& wanted nFu03ho1t tn Wtet. Address l. q
ERXA89 2 0+* aaoegA Welta.n aEe.n: N taefl
E14k, Gk3eR Ay1k18fA4& ~
, 1865-08-01
THE RlCNN1 OND ELECTION,
The Election Declared Huf1 ard Void.

WAsH1no7ox, Jnly S9.-The following is Maj.
Gtn. Turner'S orGEr declaring the late city cleo
ton at Richmond, for maGicpa1 otaeett, nU'l And
void:
HEADQUARTERS DIsrhIct CT nEsn1co,j
11IcHAoSD, Va, July Is, 1s65+ !
Special Order No. 7a1
TETraAur.l
s.WHEREAs. AZ at1sfactory evidence has bsen
furnished ut there headquarters that At the cleo
ttuu held in tas city OF Richmond on the 9Th In.
tta.t, tor mur1ctpal Officers. voters wers excluded
reason Of their abeencr as soldiers IN the Unttsd
States ermy during the rebellion, when NO Ench
ground wns taken ss agaugt soldiers Absent in the
tehe! army; and
WnEakAs, With t1t f = e1sepsions, al q Tie
been prominent and cOnspftn 9us IL originating
Ind tuetaintrc the rebellion: and
--HWuEaKAs, The iesue WIS distinctly nsdet ana
oteuly av1wed, at said election, ~ between those
men who hsd aited md ahstsed IN n VA " sgInsss
with 1h1r 1lvts defended our country;
HInerx}orx. Jushcc to the thousanda Who have
fa,1tn on the battlefield OF BY disease, In the:1
efforts to put down this reos1lion, and tp those
Who are COW returning 70 their homes tn this dis.
t.Is si!sk f9nr year. 81 .GIia to
that thGte persons who were ia el5 contributing
ali their efnrt4 to euatan trtston and oTe.tpruT
this Government, should not be Installed tnlo
Office spd intru.ted with power; henee.
E ia hereby dectarkd. That lie United StRtes
n,untc psl election, he'd in this city On the 9sta
ineant, Is 1ull Ind void, e1ceptine only the e!ec
/ ton Of Clerk Of The nusttngs Court: md each
and every pcrson elected to ofhces excepting said
Clerk Of he Hastings CouIt1 u piohiaited hoa
| .By command o. D.evet W; Ger. TurneE: :,
"E. LEWIS Il, A. g."
, 1865-08-01

tets 1t Ai'vank kte Brig. Gen. J. G. 2. SMITH, 70
s:sqs;is t. sTgsna .t 9F 81 T. 1eess eei. Il
U andtl = The eonmand at Ma,. Gen. Dodge.
Gen. Grant.
BORON, July 3l.-Gen. Grant and stat Visited
Cambridge and Watertown this p. N. The party
visited Eors Hsll one OF the buildings Of Harvard
Uniyerri%J, the ancient Elm under which Wash-
luRton assumed command fths American armies.
tn5 taes 4 oe hs Iss
be pasted, Mount Aubuin was tha next point
t. sn' Ths hS P PS e Ts5s aTs e xs:a e.
Observatory. snd took = general aurve7 ot the
grounds. ID Watertown the party wers enter
fa'red By Alvin adams, head Of the Adam; e.
ltkd the WAtestown Arsenal. where, together
with much attention. From thdccs tho part7
General hewss driven to the cEd Of Lang VT harf,
in order that. be might ob'ain glimpse Of tho
haEtgf, tiCce his short stay would not allow him
kta late heuz be gave Eecenaon ii hls psI-
VAte apartments at the Revere House, 10 the Off.
cess of the veteran reserve corps and to the
A1S o'e!ocE h proceeded to t6s Gnlon C1a5
House. in Park stresi, where he dlued in company
with The members Of the club aud select party
Of gentlemen, The aa.ls "a. @ q strictly paynts
Destructive Fire.
Bos1oH, July at.-Ahout nine o'elocs this eys-
nipa, lse broke ont tn aYe story o53ck build,
strt ets. owned By Sl:a. Pierre. and Occupied BY
=, W. Lnco'n & Co., dealers In charts and maui.
eallnsuumeutf, the uartns soei.ty, Post War.
= hn1ned, M ana Ese loss viii amount Il tany09 ..
f2CU.G00. The loss Of Lincoln i Co Ia $5.cE0 ot
se,coo: The hsc is thought to hsva been the work
, 1865-08-01

Itts expected The Oeeids will be ordered North
scnn, leaving the Port RnSul t. g1asd ;hft posat.
Capt B. F.. sandl. for the past year in co7'tn md
OF shu Texas tiylsiun Of The Gnlf tqoaafon. AID
Key West, In his ne9.ship Fort Jackson, 10 ~:
Eume command Of the eastern portion Of The G. II
squadron. -:
e1oop pf-war Oueida, Gulf squadron. with the
Goyez1m, Mt transport steamer L,ppahauaoc, from
New Orleans for BRACES Santiago, with b1tter5
Il ,he Galveston ~had this morning at II o'ela:@,
, 1865-08-01
Rap! Rap! Rap!

BP1BTuaLux BIN SD 4 .uN s1plsaa..oa Of
ths mead ~ which Spiritual manifestation an
= adj nsnf py r1au tEc.tpc OF tYeutY-3Ye ca- u
4davss IaUs- D. FRRAUfT. r. d. R0x 953l,
ChtfeKn ty!t460A IWny
, 1865-08-01

Especial D!'patch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS. July 81.
Accounts from I'll portions 0! the interior repre-
sent that the continued rains Of The past week In
fic'cd immense damsge. Crops eouth Of the
Missouri river, srd the Hannibal & st. Joseph
Railroad. were generally destroyed. Many local
t1Itgts ia the tcuntr were swept awsy- It Is
denied that ths Hannibal L St. Jnzepa road h1s
suffered severely. An efficient force Of uen has
been 10 werK tlnce "Wednesday making repsl.r.
The trsscr connect At the worse bfe1k. Tobsceo
hnt snfefed toDttderebly.
The Glib Kansae, commanded By Col. n. Dapna,
arrived yesterday. On the steamer Reserve, from
Duvstft B}uT. The - Kansas battery a!so a.
rived yesterday. The 10Th Alnnefota arrired 70
day. and have stsckcd hrms on the levet. This
regiment Wa 1aised BY Rrevet Br,2. Gen. ]. II.
Baker. now Provost Marshal General. and WIS for
fcmr time on duty In thts city. 1t has been 70.
i1uced to ito men, aEd il nnF en- Fous< for h0mc.
About thtrty p.so,ed rebels Rsrtycd here last
night, and reported today that they had been
foreibly prevented from stsyin: IN thslf homes in
JQALeE1 county.
, 1865-08-01

Rt tmoFAl Of tho Gulf RlOckAdtuE
SQUADRON

lspec1al Dispatch 10 the Chicsgo Trbute.i
cA1no, Jn1{ 80, 1885,.
The Galveston Bulletin sast the following vea-
eels telou2tn2 10 the hloekaotrg squadron OF
Galveston received otdetn yestetday to proceed
IN peneato1s, and from there to Phltadelphts: =.
Coruabta, Acting Volunteer Lieut. Command
er 1chn Stone Prctton, Acting Volunteer L,eut.
!. r. wheeler. Gertrude Acting volunteet
Is,nt. pesu; Penguin, Acting Volunteer Lieut..
nso... antcnia md AhAtroM- Only two armed
1.ste,, WI remain u this point. 2 vii: the
1oSp e p%1. %,In no1s 1els 0onmaodss aastd III
, 1865-08-01
Nsn A5pzrg!8mGUts
CHICAGO WEEELY TRIBUNE
Ear the FPeek snAfrr Auuu.x Il

TIE CHICAGO WHsx.y IRlDrxE contains the mort
Inpo,tut edlto.Isl articles Ct tho DAILY TR1nr:sz {:
leEefs 1e.m cur lAfse co p1 OF Cos1es3ondarsf, IN
c1uctnz C4tforna o.. The .;fA1 r:y; 8o1taeFs.
EnIofear, DC 8pl,lt Of thu 1cus1een Praes Kuu
N4rfet Rerorts; I well ps,ystsd dtxsa: Il III Nsw
fs1n the 1thWess; tndlcloas selection ct lNsAry
Matters. dc. &c From 20 ot.e sousea eaa 70 much
current lnseLiz = ta and pesuaoent n'e.Ny uat:ef
ba ob:A1*d II - Cheap r:!e. II = :1e ia>Iu,s
weekly isAnt Il lbs Ee4t-
Those vi tel!ere II :hsp:i-ep!,s Md approve Of
The thAraeter ofT11 T1rsrxA can incrssd IT. power
ana indarnce b. joinInG With th+s ne 4abos In for
lug clnns to gnosrrloe Tor shs Wehtly iton It El
ID .lAs Way b supplied to them at the lowest p:ico
for veIeh neh p.pe- can be rrI7tai. Fera re-
yieinx IN tie city csc fsd no rots 7a14b.e j3araI u
10 lerI 70 III. II coua'.5 ii.1dG. Price hve cents.
H.usuhc.ietrs l ccpy z-sc-1 Eu1ness-s1~5o:
flroplts 70. $40.
1Hr WakLg IHurN8 has ca7cu'slcn OF ores
30 QUO, and - uoat exeeuduf medium for &dye:"
tittus. p1ftA III ftntA pex ure.
, 1865-08-01

Arrest OF n tInuGEl<r-Cnt1sH1on on
Lake Er1e-A Steamboat Muce.


Especial D.epateh TO the Chicago Tribune.l
DETROIT, July ST.
The United S,ates Marshal OF this District has
a1reated nan Famed Sims, who has beea for
ecmc the past eng aged IN Smuggling liquor: from
Clpsda. His house, In which Has stored ! guam
THY OF liquor, WISE se'zsd.
4 returned ecldIer, named n. Vansick1es, war
arreeted on suspicion Ct robb:rc the Fafe Of the
American Express Company 1t Mnls Staten, ore
Eight lAtt week. .
The baroue Col. Ellsworth and blr1a Baltic,
colfIded tn Point N Pe.ce patsa2e Jeetafd2v
notntrR. The E.lsworth lost her auehoss, aud
sustained other damAgt.
a steamboat rsce II to tskc place On the De-
trntt river en- 1hur'dAy ue1t. between the RtsAu1-
err Pesrl and Rsludeer Of this city. Tue hoats
VIII leave here at 10 =. N. and rau to Amherst
bpYc I defiance Of 20 miles. Both boats are very
last. snda cun.iter1olc amnunt hks bEen st4ked
On the Eeku1t.
, 1865-08-01

Certificate from GeorGa H. PAUL, 1rna
OF Mcbride d. PAUL.
ryr,t,,c., In 17.h t9fS