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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-24

EY7 The people of GAINESVILLE are taking
steps to form a manufacturing company A
meeting was recently held to consider the sub
l. iect, and a committee, appointed at a previous
meeting, reported that $lOo,0 600 could easily be
raised for the object, and recommended that a
committee be appointed to 60 east, and examine
the best mills there, with a view 10 ascertalnlng
the capital necessary, and what is the best ma
chinery to be used The report of the commit
tee was adopted, aud preliminary steps taken
for the formation of the company.
Why cannot the people of hsnosha also
awake to their interests, and take steps to form
such manufacturing company! Ii $1,000, goo
can be raised in GAINESVILLE we certainly ought
10 raise S50, coo for like purpose
, 1865-08-31

Cobb: II you deem Il unoncezlike, Will aban-
don the caaer lie chose to do thjs rather than bs
1854. - =: -
Gross+nomiaAd 1y Mr.. Baker-Ihe capacity Of
The, prison Nas for 10.000 men, and beyond th.t
number no noto ought to have been placed On the
ground, eyen af1er ihe enlargement Capt Wesz
was not to blame for the size of the prison.
JAMES VAN yALKES1Ea0's TESTIMONY.
James Van Valkenherg, residing Ten miles nom
Mscon, Ga, testified thai The crops were more than
an average II 1854: Macon ia sifty-1se miles from
Andefsonsttlc aud Anericus nino miles from the
latter place. The provisions were more plentiful
than H. previous years. beeanse no cotton WIS
The Court ut one O'Clock took reecs. til two.
On milling, Jss. Van ya1kenbats WIS e1o,s- e
crops wns derived from obsezratfon and the Macon
newspapers. He belIeyed the supplies for he ary
Ncte plenty tho last two or three years. although In
1875 therp 1yas some fafl1re In the c1ops- He could
count fire or ak wheat mills On the route from Nj.
Bv lie Comt-Ihe wttnees had tecen large plies
Of Government Gour ut Macan. (,
- De. cATls's TESTIMONY. g. >. ,
Or. Cailin testified be Was for two years luthe
On ee1yIce 1T Anaessony1Ilc. He saw Capt: Wef1 at
+ the time The prisoners were being Eemosed, seize
an who had fallen out Of the Eanks and strike him
.ortr or tNiCc. On another occasion he saw q nan
bitten by dogs. The man was In tsee.. Ae Ias
ordered to come down, when the dogs .siezed him.
Capt. Werz vas there lt the time. =.
L.oss-epauataet-Dld not know Capt Wer1 Eas
know that Cnpt- Wcs7 waded mp to his knees n
writer to keep The dogs from biting the nan. DID
not rec the ptsoncr scizc the dog. The dogs were
common fox hounds.
, 1865-08-31
FROM JACKSONVILLE.


The Morgan County Fnlr-A Great Sue
cess-Thc Races.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tsihanc.l:
JAcKsoSE1L1E,- Ang. 80.
The second day Of the Morgan County Fnir has
last terminated. The attendance was estimated at
abont 1o,oeo, the majosItJ Of whom were ladies'.
Seventeen different classes OF horses and cattle we're
exhibited, and about Fl 600 awarded In premlunaa,
some Of which we're taken bF entries from other
counties. The display Of Agricultural products Is
the tnest have ever sceu. and doubt II 1t can be
e1ce1ed. l.:
Theirs il al4o q ycsy lsrge collection ofserlcal-
ural machinery on tho grounds. which wi1l be tn-
spected In the eon1so Of tomorrow md testimonials
awarded according to the Judgment Of the commit
fec. It Is general complaint, however, ~ refer
ence 10 agricultural and mechanical societies, that
they nse all running into horses.
1T 4 o'clock in the afternoon a tot fo1 first
rtze Of ono hundred dollars and a second praze Of
any dollars came OIL Tho entries were as follow
"Jynnr,@' by G. r. ChataeIton, Of Springfield j;
s,uuowkeye,r by c. Pzait, and Craze Greenwood
by n. Duez, both Of Morgan county. The ssce waa
well contested, and wuu By "Jcnuy." Time, s::os.
! .Grsce Greenwood" ca,ne in next, and Won the
| sccond prize.
To-mo,row win be The most Important dsy OF ths
falr, when, 1t Is expected, the attendance will bt
| much la1gez.
JAeKsosyulx, Ang. %.
The laIr commenced this morafn. With grca
sptsIt ln the presence Of rc-y large assembling
The jacIEensille silvef Comet Band are in 1t
rs 1Rs WesneT dsIsa 81 IT, I'd he eeund
aps Ger sRRiPH q Il Hnas Is large ana
n Fpce3cs Of agricultural machinery ana pro
ducts 81 tie cholcest kinds, and In grcat variety ant
, 1865-08-31

movement was Indispensable u that time. and c:s-
10 usnn mo1e oontptcueusly oE more completely
beet t =; upon @ lie esents of ri 1ss esn heip feing
thrill d pride at the rcfect}on that 10000 men
ese foEwasd 70 the Ee171ee OF thslr country retev
E E s5 e 70 es5 ao o1 the 7ets1d sd ea.'ss IL;
list an.t some Of these one hundred az roian-
iec.r were pat forward IN The tlicsest o. he fight
and never di5craeed tletr Governor OF theis Safe
troops did. But for Governor Broush those 3ot toD
men would not l.svc been here. That grrat aid 70
Gen. Gssnt could not hare been afforded ! 90 noi t
do know that bis courage, his enesgetie
action, hts prompt PERCEPTION, bis bold
resolution and patr1ote tririt gssc askur;nss % q q;
gratitude. God has ort1ered thal we esn pay this
only BY houots which we give his memory. We
en- no longer manifest our regard bJ our support
1t apos o1 Is ions pas Wsr xs / liz IL e. @ @
WAgu1so7oy,, Aug. 3o.-1hc nane OF Ercvct Maj.
Gen. John r. Miller, Of 1ndiana, was ctEoreouely
officers recently mustered out Of the seeice. Gen.
Miller Wns for a loug time on duty tu Nashville.
while President johnson WIS Military Governor o
1rnnessee, and recently in command Of the district
Tie Wc1z MILITARY commission adjourned to-day
till Fday, at the intanee OF Judge Advocate Chip
man. Who said this accommodation would serre 70
shorten the lal ut least four days. Ills object ae to
occupy tomorrow in classifying Witnesses mud dis.
posing Of thoee whose tcshmonT would be too IN.
impoTant In sfcw Of facts which hare already oceo
a statement has been cfrcu]nied that sousbe.n
Provisional Governors have favored original seeea
enn1sts in appointments 10 o1cc and Iceonulensia M
cinin1z Of Union men. So tar rom hls being tue,
Il Il asce1tancd that the Provisional Governors a9e
now acting according to the policy indicated by thl
Exseuti.e authority and ass 1hsseo5e & phs ao9s
, 1865-08-31
FROM. DES M0INES.

Military Intelligence Foinieaa
ro&pcct-Dee;tFuctive Flrc--A bridge
Isrolfcn Doxs'u--4A Seoundrci Mt Large
-KcpEbsican Nominations.
fSpeeial Despatch to the Chlcago Tzfhnne.l
DEs MorsEs, Aug. 30
Col. Barncs, Of the sth Iowa caralry, Nas In me
city Yesterday. He aated that nearly every man IN
the sth cavalry viii yote for Gov. Stone and fae en-
!i.c Urion ticket:
The 2:t1 Infantry .,as al Houston, Texas, al the
intcst 1d,fces.
hon. John l. EnsEun eenda despatch nom
Julerburg, eay.ng his party arrived thefe Oh sae
sftb, md expect 10 rcach Fort Laramie py the S1st
The 1ndlans all appeaT to be driven from th's Ine
by The energetic discipline OF Gen. podsa. aa nj ~
Dcryer and Laramie, but there Is danger Of TOO
great confidence al Washiugton, causing nazafo'
oCs reduction Of forces.
Tie Coppc1hcad paper published at this plsee hi:
l,t,t mp md ndypcates what il called the soldiers
lnion, ani.-uegro-sufsase party ticket, win COL
Dcntru Tor Governor. The same paper says thai
tie country CD never prosper till the Democratic
ts7y IL restored to power, hut that Democrats hht
notbi5E 10 do with the so-callcl So1diers' Consen
t!1o or fhc nominations. The eo-cal1cd Soldlers
State Central Committee publish their communfca
tscn los the County Committee m the game paper
which Is moi read probably By two hundred soldier
| ln the State; Dennis L. Mahony Is candldate 10
ShsiI o. Dubuque County on the same ticket wttl
Several nights sinee fire broke ont in The slos
| of John Bartholomew, at Independent on the D. Y
Eatlroah breasnE oat st The fnpI before ii was dis
| cnycrrd Tbs building and contents including ,
.ock q GoG ae ,.i, resa oss sna The n,s*S
% ins,.1rd, in tbs Fine and Maaae, Of Quincy, 70
i bs.dsc across MOSQUITO creek near copnsi
aar5, frrn this city T1a pasEiug Orez. The p4ssct
, 1865-08-31
g. CHICAGO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81 1865. s.: ~:

atthis moment Stands the ueat chance Of receiving
the nomination for Governor. -
TEkNroE, Ane- s0.-The Democratic State Con-
sen11on reasse1sbled At two O'Clock. den.. Cha1!es
Haight, Of Monmouth, was elected PTssidoRt With
The following nominations ieE Governor ger Te.o
Runyor, Of Essex; Theodore F. Randolph. of
nudeon, and Samuel y; Glnsham. Of Gloucester.
Tho nomination was then declared unanimous.
The commsttes reported series Of resolutions,
Of Sectional President and The hnaicism Of ucc:
tional party; asor1ng the sctusn Of GoYesnm=at to
IT, original ad DO desaGR and In
saiIla{e COMPATIBILITY; agrnelng ,'fih Prssldent
johnson that this. subject must be left with The
States; asoring the use o!.syia and stlrer en1-
truey; oppostne exemption Of Government bond I'd.
with md Erattude 10 soldiers; Insisting that Coy
c1unent ehall pay soldiers tho full bounty pspn-
Ised them; opposing military a1rests; faTor9ng
freedom OF elcc3i md restoration uf the haaels
eo'pus, and coming down on the National debt as
onezous and improperly managed. After speech
ftom Gen. Runyon, the Conreatlou adjourned.
, 1865-08-31

Gen. wheaton Assigned to Coxaansnnd-
The Clerical mbroGlto-EItenston Of
tic Pacific Esalrond-Grent Destruc-
tton OF ofHemp-Personaf Matters.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlenne,1
6r. LOUIS, August 80
E,ic. Gen, Frank Wheaton, who 1atcl5 arrived
here RON the East, under orders 70 report 70 Gen.
popc, has been assigned 10 the District of fott
Laramie, lie LEFT yesterday for That post.
Btaho1, Hawkes. denies advising The Eptseorat
c1ercr to quit the State they cannot take the OATH
dc las ,asen i. himself md merely says II others
cannot couseieniously do the san1e they onght not
take It.
7nc President of The Missouri Pacile Railroad
sa,s be expects the road will be open to kansas CITY
IL tie s0th Of next month.
By the big hzc, which consumed three hunofea
thousand doDars' worth Of hemp, yesterday, East
eru insurance companies sufer loss Of $E1.1n'
Tho fro occurred tn 'two large warehouses, and u
supposed 10 bare been the work Of m incendlat5.
Naj. Gen. Curtis has been In town few days, e'
Yore 10 Fort Smith, to attend tho Indian council al
tha. place. -. .- .s..
Governor Fletcher leaves the city this nitcrnoou
to intend the fesiITnl al Louisiana, held 1t
welcome oS the returned veterans Of Pike county
und which takes place tomorrow. -.
Sr. Ions. Aug, Bn-Ths remains Of Henri
O'C,a1eDce Mccarthy. DEPUTY Head Center of ttt
Feniuu brotherhood, who died In Minnesota fsH
, 1865-08-31
POSTAL MATTERS. :.
Of Contracts for Carrying
nT19J4.

Awarding OF Contracts for Carrying
Malls.
wAsy,soGoK, Aug. 20 The Postmlstcr General
has entered 1nto a contract With the Atlantic and
NissiseippI steamship company, John Roe. Presi-
dent, 10 convey lnaG In suahlt md safe steamers,
On he Mississippi river from Cairo ILL.,, to New o,
'fans ard s}s tbe G'es sesss
Cairo, Columbus. Hickman. Ne.c Nnul1n, a.eTpnls,
nsens Mouth Of Whis diDer TeRReoar Gsn
Gnif Rodncs, hatcher, Mouth Of He'd Kiver, Bayou
Sera. 5ssta1 Rouge, P]aqEemfue, md New oFleana,
an ~ III On Ps,t s s5 Ses 60 3
from the 1st Of September, 1919 10 June 90, 1sG9;
route agents 10 bc employed and Provided lot On
each sie.m boat without expense TO the department
The sum 10 be pad fos the above ecfSiee Is s:7,s0
Ihe Postmaster General has also accepted the
Offer Of the Wilmington and " cldon Railroad coE,-
uapy for the Conveyance Of mails bttween Weldon
and Wi!miugt on and intermediate places.
! .WAsnIxc1oS, Ang. 3o--In accordance with the
law Of Congre8s Of Nay 18th. n6t, and an aayes.
was signtd to-day BY Pogtmaster General peantsoa
yazro on tha. Of tha United States and Brazil Mail
Steamahip Company, to carry ma{ts for two years
betw cen Tho Two countries. The service will b.
monthly, ln arst CLASS stcam going stramahip4 o.
rot lees lhaa 1000 tons each, between Nsw York
n1q msdiate ls m points % d st. Thomas, Ia !hc West
1rdies, and rara, pernambucio and Dahla,
bEs5 sopsn1a's9sn q a 9se t 70 =, <o hs a
-
aiinnm. This company having also obtained cor
responding acceptance tSln ~, e Is Government y Of
maf kc,ycc On this rontc will be tuanguratcd at m
carly day, the first steamer Of the line leaving
New York for Bra1i with ma1ls On q m before III
New York every ssth and from Rio dc JaneIro every
I'd Of carl month The. average rate Of speed Pc:
DAY viii 10 rot less than 200 miles. The total
grant Of both governments will not only amount to
Sa0o, ,000 per annrm. but the company will hsse
complete immunity from al potl charges
and custom houee duties. Tho estahliahment
Of this liue has been contemplated for
last fourteen years, but The conflicting interests OF
different parties seeking to contract and al=o the
gn'Tnneness Of this Gose5nm;ens to grant snhs1-
ton nntil lhe present lIme- It u anticipated the
line will be highly successful. TIE United staies
ulli be placed In regular and rapid communication
with al spanish md Portuguese Countries hnrler-
Ing the northern and eastern coaat Of Son'h Atnrs
fca: This Is ths only company which RECEIVES eno'
/ sidics from this Government for mail services.
The agency Will very properly be In the hands Of
| home counting amongst It's members American
l pcFt trgnnaS oenf1efTpD
, 1865-08-31

4 1ocel agent w3Dted in every town In the Nerth.
west for iSkfS N EW FATEST EEnOS ESE COOK.
ING LAMPS,
Qorden nom the Trade solicited End promptly alted.
II and 70 Randolph st., Chicago.
aus.3uls9lt r O. Box 3SS6
, 1865-08-31

passengers, who were thoroughly saturated with
water: tbs coach was destroyed, and the brtdso t.
a total LOGS.
4 eeoundrel n.med watson latsly na.ried a
young soldiers widou living in Wisconsin, after
thte state where Watson LETT bis wife and went to
GnbEtSilc in the same County. On the rratcnen Of
looking for work. - Soon amer. tbs cpuddsn;;
ho could not bear 10 look upon her face md think
that he mas 80 poor as not 10 BE- able to p7qsae for
her, prc1toual 10 ieasing her hc took the Est cent
fbe bounty md back paJ tue her former husband.
= The Republicans of Henry comfy have renoml-
uated hon. r Noolson Tor the State Senates and
MAJ 4. 4. Bezeman, Of the 1et cavasy, and John T.
West, Of tie l1th lniantry, Tor The uousc.
Hon. 8. J. kttkwoo1 speaks at Foutanelle, sod
Coz. Stone At Marshalitown, tolay. Both arc
making successful md vigorous canrnss.
, 1865-08-31

ecyo1ution in st. Donlingo--In11cation
~ oil ia Eubu-Tlle tVcatl1er-Gen.
Tfuice. the StoneEAIl and Kirby SlnttA
a Submarine Telegraph from C0ba
10 the United States.
New YonE, Aug. 3O.-The Columbia brings
Uaysra dates 10 The .Hih.
Ncue from St. Domingo announce that Eesolu-
tim il cong On in the fsand, the capital and ctasf
tnN-ra EarI19e pronounced against icn. tlmcntG'.
md hive declared IN favor Of Gen. Jose Maria
Cabral. uamng him Protcc:9! OF Inc tepuollc, ~
thur,zins hsns to take immediate ana eupsemS Gona
nnand untfI a new government ran be established.
Ten. Pimeute1 Is changed with conduct In complete
,3cfancn Of law aud order; petsecuttng members of
fhe nroyisioral government; leading ciizens "itn
chains and threatening denth: setting aside INC
eferfinn Of delegates 10 the national conVenton );
or1icrnr their ar1est, and causing new members 10
he e}rcfed subses4lent to bribery ;puhucif otetnA
n reward for lie head Of Gen. Polanco, who before
him Vas at The head 9f the government; tnfea1ensng
viz tnat cnt1nt1Y. These aud many other Ike
chsrrrs H,1 aro nreTerfed against him.:
f;fss" fsshssl has accepted tho call rpon him. ana
nnnofnted hjs Secretaries nnd other cfyt ana mlic
NJ fcers 1t last accounts. cabFa! at the nead q
bcdy Of troops, had gone to put down the oppo-
ineirations Of petroleum hare been discovered IN
Cnba and a company formed.
The weather il Hnyana fs Eeu1arSaole Masm anu
sultry With bnt little raln f2r sesera! Wseke, eond
Gen. uulee. it appcata, Wiu fema" N eoo'o14n'
~ Tic StapeValI Il still At Havana.
Kfrby Smith Il 4tiu1near Matan1aS ou plhats'
,fon owned by planter from Sew Orleans;
n company has been farued ana obIained gsaua
son, fhe i)neen to lay suh-rnatnc cable bet"eeI
Porto Rico. Cuba and the United States.
, 1865-08-31
FROM MARSHALLTOWN.

e.,,,o, o~rhor., Ea1e.,
- ~ I,~.tt,r,,. ront-t.
1AIsaptH ~" 80 "D,.t.....,s~I,
oHa'on~ " r. ~-1a...a.
AoSaAH ffe7ens-si'tFsn "
stone.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago IF'e1ne.1
MARsuAiLTowS. ATE. ~. 1saa'
The Iown Soldiers 01'hant' Fair did not ret
fairly etated unfit today, although the receipts for
Monday and Tuesday We're over tl,aa"' Lee ooo4ns
receivra many acquisitions 1ste yesterday and this
morning, nnd look qtite plcthostc Chicago makes
livery handsome ehow. Hcr contributions vii III
up the largest booth On the ground, md arc al
most entirely articles OF substantial ind pse1ai
character. The aggregate value Of Chicago eontsi-
buttons foots up shout $4,000, u gum
la1rer ihan an The othcrs combined.
nThe attendance to-day has been very lszxe- Full
I,5oQ were received for admissions d! the
rates, Returns Of sales have not been made.
hea1 they src no. very large. Vlzltor. do not pur
chsse as literally a. they should. Many Of th:rn
seem determined to institute companions between
the nrfees attached to the goods offered hers and
store prtces. md II they think The comparison Is
uufsyorablc to the Fair goods they decline 10 invest
Actiar uuou This principle, they euiscly ignore the
charitable object for which they a.c invited here.
mar say here in jusuee to the managers Of the Fair
that the prices which they have atilxed to theis
roode ere eeuers11y loy7er than the came articles
can be purchsscd for In market.
The Fair uay be regarded az a succes4, although
, 1865-08-31
Illinois aud Michigan Cann1.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1

HR4pHxIONIs AlS-
CLKArxp-Kdtnburgh, Perm. so,do N lumber
Eelipse- Leckpaxt, ~ ns kussF: Nossl. America
Norris; Asisv Alton tol 9ol eetlumbcr 3 N ehtngles
Danube, ottaw1, 1t co 1ees lumber, 95ls ahtnges
Monitor St. Louis 1;o hs1s salt; Sunbeam, Mort,
Ianthe, Morris; Eaucnsstan Joliet; Atlantic pzopol
lez); ott1wu, Is n shingles; Allinuce. Ottarn, 81, -
feet lumbeF Catas1ct Ii sallc, 50 h1s SALT Rescue
Lerout D.. Hess, Lamont; Lady Ffanklin. 1cmont;
D. C. Morton, Ieront: 7. r. Galel
A8K1rKD-At!auta, La Sale. 5. 100 bushels corn, H. 50
ms rig iron, as1a ns clay, 3p6 ns merchandise; E.
Hutton, Lnsalte 81 tons coal, so brls pork Mdgtne
lasate 3tQQ bushels corr: .. C. Norton, Lcmont 70
cubic yards rubhle stone; Northwest. Lasalc, 55of
bushels corn More, Lasalle so bushels cora; Union
La8aI1e $500 bushels corn, Amertca, 2, LaS1lle 35
bushels co1u; General scott Iasa1e. $500 buahels
corn; saiins LAsAe, o,sCo busncls coFn Rescue, 1e
mont 20 cubic yardI Euhe stooo Lady Frank1in, L.
mont 70 cubic yards rubhla stone; s. F. Gale le,ont
20 cubic ra5ds Eubhle stone D. Hess, Lenont u cubic
sards dimension stone; General sherman, Morris, SOD
bushels corn; Morning Light. La Sale. ssotbushels
corn; unad11la, Narxces asJ bushels cornE EAntlora
laEae, $500 bushels corn; Deer PARK 2, Ut1ca, 35oo
huihela cpgn Cape May, Lnsane, SSH bushca. corn
Laura Ann, Ottawa, 500 bushels corn; Hammer Nor.
a. $500 bushels corn; Imrerta. Iockpors 800 bashcls
corn; Kconetec, Lasale, 5sst bushels coEu; Badger
statc Lasn1Ic 4coo bushels com, o16 bushels oats
Prstrie Chief Ia salle $500 bushels corn; Stars and
strares Morris $500 bnfhris corn; G. IT. Zimmerman
Morris, $500 bushels corn; Onward, Joliet, 2sat
bushels oats $50 busheas corn. f. Bu!nham Lcnons
,,.,tr rnrda r11h}fn stOnh.
, 1865-08-31
TEXAS.
Detail. of Nferrltt'2 Cavalry ELpcdt.

Detail. of NIerrl1t's Cavalry EIpcdt-
r}ola.
New YoRs, Aus. 20--Thc 7Ins<s correspondent,
Who c5osted Tcsas With AcrTatts % %easair5, 9 s9n1s
list in lying the rebel Tag and for week past hare
becn stealing sua m1tlcrlns tn counties between
Bzazos and Co1o1ado riyeE. swearing vengeance
ofocs, taking good tafe to kce, ont Of the WAY o!
Aer1ltt's cavalry. The approach Of our forces.
however, caused thsm to scatter towards the North
ovens VAS iaken out and hanged for trying 10
raise 4 force to dIaw them oil. End murders have
been committed throughout the whole region they
hare tafssted aoogt tTfn ea ae sss o
column 10 capturc or ktll thess Mretches, but they
had made their escape. II NilHamson county We
rohherles, killing ard burnmc are Of almost daily
ard nightly occurrences. The returned rebel SOL
dieza seena TO think themselves. Gy virtue Of their
to lie, liberty, Of. property, fn the countEy Most
bare acct robberfcs and most disguoefal deeds are
committed BY Them With lmpuMsy, and peactah1y
dsposea Citizens s. ,an ar snsSss,ney qes md ~ aae
stnc1e arrest has been made. At one place On the
rohd, Far.y Of our caraf1y found t5s body o. =
xus uiece Of paper viii The following evidence:
.sIhc falI Of my country breaks my hear. :"
My hcarf Is broken. an angng ttrsngsFs md .
WYr has robbed me ofmy fortune. and no,r have
ueithcr fortune, friend or country" There was no
signature, The iusfSnta Of rank was torn nom the
coat collar, bnt the Uniform Was that Of he'd Or
Aruurd Austin The region shows comparatively
little INDIGESTION Of the effects Of the w1r. Thefe
b. ea sk e ooma e pfe apsS
,erI hlch, and Injuries sca1ce. The farms are vel
cultivated and tolerably well stocked. Tho prox-
unity Of the 1natket for produce has developed q
shew Of entcprsc that Ia remarkable On account oi
Ho FxnFsttnr, =.
, 1865-08-31

The D-t. uluge Cemetery Lot-Soldter&
Orpoan'1 1IIomc-Recc1pts Of Revenue
-PcI~ona1.
Especial Despatch. to the Chicago Ttibune.l
6rnHa1EIp, H., Aug. 90
Mr.. ". Saunders, Supt., Of the Botanical Garden.
at Washington, has besn in this city for few dsys
past fnsaged in surveying the plat ofland selected
al Oak Ridge Cemetery In which Will be built tho
tomb or monument to Mr. Lincoln's memory. lie
expressed h1meen much pleased with the place
which can 10 made most beautiful.
4 number Of the gentlemen appointed by tae
Gorenor ns trustees Of the Home foz Soldiers o.
phans, hare arrIrrd IN tho city. The meeting To
organize the Eusrd IL to be held tomorrow.
The Revenue receipts At the State Tteasurcr't
Office to-day arc s15.000.
: I,.cyet B1iyadler General Strong, comntsndfus
the 18th yeter1n Reserve cot7s, ordered to taxi
command Of this military post. arrived here soda,
md will enter upon the duties Of his Office In few
days. The General brings with him fine 1epnia
tiou as soldier aud gentleman.
, 1865-08-31

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
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Board Of Public WORKS Of fhe CITY n Ehlea;o hsya
+usd L. the build bndus necssssly 70 be standing
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snER Mo st Adams street Possas yalue ar satd
1s 9; fs'?s 81 s. SEE sf T. ssRoos son aa
~ Sn. adsms street, Present value Of said build
s:s5 sas q ct T. 5ssF ~ @ School seeoo
8 Of No. 30 Alms STREET. PRESENT value Of building
1ql!dins On lot I hloeS r. School Section Aaai.!sn,
3ss Mcnrne street Present value Of building s69o
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81
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a9ng "a lot il, boeE IL School Section Addition.
Ms Quincy street. Present rn1ac Of building y,
ada e let h9sk - ssnoe' ssss19s y @
ailding On lot ls hioek ii. School Section Addition.
MI Quincy street. Present vaus Of hnll11ng $1i0o;
dldins 90 ios 81 btock ii. school Section AddItos,
MSS Quincy street Present value Of bul1d3ng }f!00;
riinS o. lot sS b!ock ii, School Section Addition,
Nj Jackson STREET. Present value Of building $f,o;
Itains % 1ot IS hIoet III. School Section Addition,
tD Jackson street. Present Talue Of building $11os
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