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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

u. s. $50 Six Per Can't.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

GOL u De a KING bONU
TAsss Boss e. srs nsw wsrih haad.ou.5 pro.
niss, sna as sSsnPt As arv Al tAs asyesnssss;
Renes, Jroas tair, C.~sls sn2 Afeasespa, TaAaAsu.
ssAisA adls ~ 49, q taus ysrssaG Ps~ az-@zs o
aAsr Eslss. asserting 10 the rate lsvl~i ga other
property. TAs intersst % payable ssrai-AanaAlly,
~ eogPoss astsshssi 20 sSoA note. vhisA nag -
eat oa and sold 70 Asy s@ak or banker.
The interest. at 7-SO per cent,
q amounts to
Ous esss per aAy en- ESQ acts.
Tive eanaa - - - ol00
Ten a. az a. e8oU -
90 4" aaIo0o -
oas aeilar - 1es0o0
Notes 81 al tie dss0ninattans nss iii n,
psozPuy faraish.A apsA Fscslps Ofsnhaerlpsisaa.
fAs Sotrs Of tan Third SERIES are prseIssl,
similar Ia fern and ptitiiegss 70 tbs sevsn.rAlr
ties Alrsady SID. sEssps that tAs Covers nsas ~
serves to Itself tbs option 81 vayiaw interest 10
gSld cess - pr esat., ihsisad CT a.IosAs Ia
surrsosy. suhsoFiAsss ~lll lsaast Sc iatsss.g n
eurrsRsy ~ to Jaiy isth, 81 tAs tins whsn tAsy
| sabssfits
TAs delivery sf sAs asis@ q thss sAitl aariss q
The ssxsa.Thlrtlss vii oomHsRee On 10 sisi o.
yans, snd viii ss made Promptly sBd costlnu.
susis ssser that dafss f 1lfs5f Ef1
Tss sllshs change nsS. 10 ths eonslti0as Of
tAs THLRD sSnHks Assets Snly the matter Of
taisrsat- The T~yDsHt 10 Esl1. 81 haajs. wni h
squasaisat 10 iss earfvncy interest u tAs AiElss
rata. srtf...f
TAs rsssFs u sPseis vsynssa. "a tAs event 81
wAssh oaly WI Tia opG0h 10 pay Intsrsst II COLA
bsAsailsa Of. ~sulJ - rsdsos sad sss,iiss vriuss
that paFehasss Haas witA slz p~s s~ns. IN COLA
~osla Be fully sgsAi 20 thSss sale 9Th ssvsn sHd
three ssstb' per ssut Ia SarTsssy. Thsb
The Only Loan in Market
Mes eosrsd ~ the oOsssHasai, ssa ia Superior
savastskss aAks n ths
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less tbsa 900 81 %. Ls.n salhoris,d
W Congrsss sow on he nasrk.L Tai,
asouHt. at ths rate ct ~hieh !, !. LsiaE shssr o.
viii All ~ sabsorlLsa for withia siEsy days
wAss the a.tss viii usd luatsdiy eommand pre-.
niEz. g has uaiiCrnly tsss he ease On sle.lun
subscriptions te othsr Lsass.
In srdsr thas eitissns ~ ever tn aud s.eties
Of the eousIry nsy y sgSr led aeills. flr tskiBl
the L0ss. the HasiSnai HAsks, stats sasks cas-
Private Bssksrs thF uxhsnt tie ssasiry hsvl
generally agreed 90 Fsos3Fe Subscriptions 81 par
Subscribers viii select their oss assais, 10 uhoa
thsy have esBntsnos. 500 wh0 ooiy are 10 b
rssponsibls for the delivery % The foe Sbisl
sh-y r-o-svs orders.
JAY COOKE,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

-rArrESHlN6 Pfc- NlcS-We are ex-
pected of course to Bioto for all pic,nics,
l4dlpls, aad sich, before and after they
occur IA Is gFeat-pleasure to as to
do9aAsnd a great pleasure ordinarily to
be.pze3eht, but hi attempt TO 40 20 yes
teff5y -asogad magnificent failure.
As'sQon 1913 we could qeet~ ourself loose
IRON iunre pressing duties, we re-
paired u be Washington House cor
uer, tci Esaa eursel of one of the free
omnibasscs or carriages that run oil
d1SRnd after waiting half an hour, an
omnibps arrived from the grounds filed
with Goung America, ranging from
seven 10 tselFe years of age. By the
| time tie 4sbus was stopped mass
meeting Of men, women, and children
we're assembled around it, and it was
liwisa the greatest difficulty the juveailes
sasae iaeir exit Indeed, before a ktae
boy, bout eight years DID, could get down
/ d rush was made and such seramb-
/ ljag-aer seats we never saw, even at an
/ ovefapwiagr h0Sels twenty-five men,
women, aud children, mostly Of the lat
ter two classes, crowded within, and
nearly as many young gentleme piled
On sop Eeetz -es
4 We concluded to wait, and after the
scene was two OF three times repeated
7 ana after losing nearly two hours valu
able time, We concluded that VIC didn't
want 10 90 tegthespie,aic 50 much as we
| did. and retornssl 70 other duties much
,6~rhe disgust CT pair of young hyenai
7 a6a a Canary bird, who had their hearts
sat. % going to the pic-i-nic.
il tbe managers of a picnic hereafter
deem our presence at their entertain
meps indispensable they must send {
carriage especially oraus At a specific,
hour.
We have no doubt we should have en-
ieyei tho picnic yesterday, but the pre-
j lade Eas tq9 Wpch iar e,modest man t
. con&end g galilstfs af.a +.rr-F t.--..
! JoHSsr0S S P4RoLEp TRoors.--A Cha
: tanoosa Dispatch says General Wilso
]. IS On his way ndrtllsard With bis con
mand, Thousands from Johnston
. army axes theTe, eipkinessMexican silve
Z in Which coiG 4 piaaGce ,oF thirty.tN
5oTlars apiece at last was paid them.
: train siQed temiAg ID, a few evening
Z since, sclieered the l4th United Stat
+. Celoredz Inisntry, on. parade, as ate
rs ward appeared, in acknowledgement
i sha r5metnbeSes galIan,ry Of thecoloFe
troops bafoee Naahyills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
WANTED.

TEFORmATIoN or JOHN sELs0E--A BOZ
Il twslgs years u age. LEI. his nlotasr 8 fes.-
deuce al Esw6urR 90 Thursday 1orslnz last; y
small u bis ags had 5lus army eloth p.-'-,
cheek shirt dark colored jeans a. pc :
hat. Az 1ersons are warned sHaiisst haf 7ot' ? 9
OF employing him. address -,,,.
r-esq1-f Tewburs, Iais /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

1boaAtD -tta -@'ftA . -
fT1UE HULL ~ fhs Steamboat Judge Mcclure
i for sHle-aMil4Lse Cos p small Whsf .saat
Louztb, l3f f.8s iglith. - fost ApplXte " tnl-
~ Hayno.as sl Csssyviiie, Ky whore the boat can
mv .5zw n ". CAsEY. 4
A LAEgB HOUSE Wifh 10 rooms large 'eeilsE
~ and go convert lrsl, good loSafi1n, al
bly, situated for b1afdiHg EoHFe Frlee &l,.pt'
nh29,f q JOHNSON
"A LARGE Two STORY BRlCK HOUSE..
"A double tonemrnt, two ipis-rstli rent FOX
$500 per gear. Pries $1,000. a.ss
mhZ9,tE a. JotAaysi-
THIRST GLASS BUILDING LOTS, frootina
r BIaekf8tdss Grove, nb0vc Maiu street, cav Dc
had very low and oa time am fsaetYiag II e
these lots fr fpe houses oag, 90 % butit ~ par
chaBora. mh2H,tti a. 3bHASpHs
CtEx good DwELLIgG HOUBEs-inst nniahed
> 81 200 espa. gnqaife % nag-
mari ,dtL A. JoHNsVHa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES. as
DACCy. = cLgaR sfDEs. sUGAE CURED
ID Bass sn5 pri.I = aiso, plain HANS, for
ssIs lo~ 81 YIckEBY BROS,
saf 30 Isa. Maln Street.
DIsHOPRICK's BAKING P0wDgR FOR
ID s-ie, ioi' safs sud rstsa. ~
ss--a-...-zs .s-.-- ' q !. = - :. Llsgs.
H. Main stTsst.
DAEISG POwDEK. = BTsHOFBICE's ~
ID acknowledged It's isst Baking Powder nOE
10 Esf. lIaasE uL9 lass ass tzsrd uill pieass fry
u. We taT5 = 10 fcur dissrsst lied paekazss.
wrrra YICKERY BIOS,
~ i32s AIAin ssEsst.
NrIFD PLEs-TBfETY.FIyE BUSHELS
II DFis5 Apri=s lust received per rHiiEoai, sD1
fOE s@is - era " Tsdsssd Tssss ~
FICkEBY BROS,
ISk. Maan street
nATs-OaE HJSDEED DUeHEL5 OHIO
~ Cats lasg y GesFed aBd f1r ssie 81
20 IA VIA E6Y BIOS
er lses hele ST..
HUS0AEIAB GLASS sEED JUST EECxIy-
II ed ssd for sale st v,cxxuvu.c,s
ia 1sis Street..
ET0T5E 1SD NAL = BXTBA FAMILY
FI0cr. wMrra1ssa, as4 BfssA CSra Ma, d.
lfrsFsd 81 eay art - fhs etty. e11 " sAls s1szD
~ % s--.--. v tCHERr EkVs,
tsa fMs Asia stEsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06

William Holman,
H. Il Humphrey,
Han & Rudd,
Matthew DslzelL,
J. Sinzieh & Son,
John A. Hauey,
Wells, Kellogg & Co.,
NJ. J. Bray,
d. c. Keller,
John A. Rsitz,
Rslker, Blount & Co.,
J. v. Throop,
Fl. o. Babcock,
Bement a. Viele,
Morgan, Reed Il Co,
Jaquess, French l. Co,
Geo. S. Sonntag x Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
R4rHB0AD REGIsTEB.

4 A j = U q y * y u . 4 d II
r. g. q. II. x.
De kRT s. -A-A As+A
say Freieht aHd AocomHio3 sti5a......-...s A. "
faG; ~ 4. =
AEB Tv.Es:
...t--fss' ---'''''-''f-T's <. ~ 80
ffs4lii t4e p
Ear lgh - = =
n. IL e. I.s X. X.
DIP Arts 70 7. e.
Lay 800 =
tafi1r .....s-....s A. =
q I'll W 49, ~ - =
ARRIVE Att ~.
11li t a. y ~ r m
s.fi si.-AA0 - y
~ ~ #EFEta hlsraazsEradc con nectionr a. Isrss
.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-06
Jay COOKE.

.s.r euBAeAurtos AsnNF,
No. ma south Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
D9- eUnseatSrisss Wal - HEcEiyKu ~ RIA
FIRST NATIONAL nANK.
EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, and the
MEBCBARTs' NATIONAL BAHK mysg
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
TIE lSz 1llSIIlE IA, 9 IkEEvVEIDIE((o
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

rei GrnD FanLnc Want Of ApreHe
'e'"A dn
" II n il d tic Liver hnlE wel-srrr tlo,ui
w Il is safest nd MED kuwc Tits otavhmkcy
lnD,s Stomach
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17

gsSgss sNtasss, 4 So.
"o6i9. he. Ftse.ga-s;sN, M
GrlasG.es $ ss,gSsGx.
GINEPAL AGENTS &, rEALEHS
in al Kinds IF
.JiTI51II5n 'ljIIIn2fq5
{" aTY1;;>- Machinery,
Have now On h8nd iof ~ac
iInhI'S CUvB NED nEAPEh
M 40 U-Li2,
i vi Mansss'- s'"sshisss,s Reaper
asst, Nt,,ser.
rou's Ghio Heo}er o,,' -ltc.cer,
6Foo,etaseg IIAesj,lg Nnc!.sc. Two Horse
1ac.. c.n Cnlttvators Mans Ga."ut
Gang iI"@, T. na5t'- -.
.tut GomhiUs3 sse.
rorcr Sill
Cu ivatnr,
G:9pcr'4 Patent Cast stsa' W,rs Too!h Snls ey
l..#c Easn,
@h'tq'r : Ft'cl's rrsrt.'l,a Corn rlanter,
q NJ r. wn.s TGa.t i,prG&,I Corn T,Antcr
81. ~ i9ata IT,. Rake ,>itbau! elce's
and lifted CSC, i.c ,,innQa To band.
rscA-, Iapsh Nsgo'yiag iiorsy
l,,,res, Hlgra.ls n ''arn
H., ,i.ls L!;3 -ru6 lsay.
c5.Ggrs r'.o !..sr
i.s r1ftte's,
r.-ss hey.rcli 4 .so tooth eUit'ya'sr r, ieubio
.dg5s, .l.2es. t,raf,t .".sagr t'!9"s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
g-tgI1ssa 4kGt7scs-SsgsyA.er.

The ONLY relsb'cseF Aliuating Nrinrer
The frn,nc heitsr of I on. Thoroughly ga
! vani,ei aii5cnatr rem rust r worsG hud the
lirht,ty t" shrink swell ~ IT, &c. SO Gn"-
roilItic in wooden machines is rc'rnt"d
~, thumb scrc,cs ar coaa3rats3 .tastsntnFs to
wsor out ur ret ont Of on her: il con lie laston
Cd friu'v "a tne tuA IN Si,Ia's sfcon8;
" tKf iNILn WITH OR WlfilnuF COO.
WHEELS.
1t took The rlRsr ! RrNilrN n Fifty sev.
en- State and County Fairs III SIS. ani -
,rltloaf an fsctp'iorthc bs@ Hri"ger ever ~
Instead ~ believing t'c statements n nar-
tirsiattrested in he sale at athcr Wr'nsers.
lRF 1T. AND JUDGE Fnr YOURSELF.
les it THOROUGHLY wish NNf and All.
others, and il not entirely satisfactory, re-
,n-n ii
II viii wiring ANYTHING from = threaH''o y
bel qWH without aifcrNfion
Patented in The t.itci state, rng'n q
tana,i, nnti \ustra!ia teeAts. ~'atc IN
every town.
R;aap NemMetw3ag Co:
Cr>rLENfs I tuo'e tram rract5e'" r13'eri-
sacs ttat ~, ,rcn ra!scurei s;'h ci,c Mtl net
ori3Ec or US on particle. can .tfe'y SAY,
after several Years experience IN the MANN,
f,ctaro OF ehaiu Cav chain puenr- a"a water
et IN uai ziuc that II the process he cna-
ID ,,.,i properly, /; Is perfect we'd of The
two.
Nearly enc vesraro my family CEN onccl
usip- enc of ~nur Tringera. II new per-
forms all its function ~ we'll ~ i Siti the
fret tine Il was used ana has ircnrnc in
iiepcnsahla article with us, | have cinsa'v
al srrsef several oil er kinds af clothes wing
org che noins operaud being different, r. :
ing q produce tt. same rosni's ~ he putnam
Nringcr hai II NV Judgment they have fail
ci. IN !Ufqsm Wr7aqrr isas nsar perfsei ~
fo.sib'e ana can ciec!f.iy rstccma.std 4 10 lie
the best ~ az.
Re pectfuilv Yours.
INn W. WHEELER
Cleveland Ohio
MANY vcars' experience in tho ra'vqni,inr-
knaiae-S enable no n iulorse the above
statement. in all pan icniar-.
.lNn w. LrFrE2wS
No loo Rtn1Taapn Street.
New York Iarua,.v 1864
Ne T. $50 Ne 4 80
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
t6tl -
THE PUTNAM Jk%TFsGTFRlNG 90.
No i, p.slt strcaf, New lorh, and Cleveland
ohio.
&C. E0HTHn0p. Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
fsEW EssFs.5E FOR 1865
HE GREAT iSVENrIDN OF TUE i'iE ~
HOOP SKIRTS.

] " BRtni.F1's New Pat y, ~ PLEN
ELI ri, lor ,lnahle1 SPRING kt,st
WE>fs BRADLEY y CARY. late J | i
J q. West SOLE pfnpHis Tutfs an
,iASrFst.EJREEs. 81 Chambers and =.
~ u Reaie Streets New York
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX
OF twol f9'in'ie steel Springs, ingenious j
Fra'Red Tightly aud Firmly together, edge
. "dse making the toughest. most flexible
asttc ana Durable Spring ever used fhes
rl.lnn Band or Break like the Single
rings, and consequently Preserve their
.'i.eci and Beautiful Shape Twice ~ long
any other Skirt.
The WONDERFUL rLFXIBIrITY and Great
otntort and p,assurs to any Lady wearing
20 Dnple2 Elliptic skirt Will he experiences
,fticnlaslN III A. crowded Asscnibti.s.
per4s, Carriages Rnlroai cars, .'bGfrf.
es. Arm hairs for Promenade and lions
49, - te >sirt can hs folded. wasn IN
-e=sa Occupy y snaH place easily as
k er Hnsln Dress
Adv having auinf@i tho pleasure, com
= and great eon7anience Of wearing the
faflex Elliptic steel spring ssrt en-
are i.p. vi never ATE w,t3- ~ Aus5e
Sease With heir use F., Children Mlt.
aaa Yuan. Ladies tie, aTe Superior s
others
sry arc the hast quality in every Pa
fly quesienahiy ,he I.ghtss,, Most he
a.he, sn:nfartahle md 'ce# mict 5
n1ie.
E9R saLE s. Al Fir, ,iats torres 4
sitv. md tltr ughou' the United States.
4u.tlas Iavnna ~ sfifa .exic, south
~. ana 'i,e I!tsr iulie.
i sigFR IT, hiffil.X ELLIPTIC
sNtai Diase.ksi 8
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE.


. , an women Oh nay yyte
l 1ch - a1cci
td ~ ai nn hmotar r,,ce
n tim ~ stomach a+soms m.n:rc
from erh N rh arn
Nnnt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
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AM,
CO n v EY 4 r GYM q

10 Undersigned atvffF tafen onl Lice ~.
fot tee purchase and So. If ke,. f5state t,.
1oay F5anc rg II sspw prepared N ,.tcn1
~ ha5ifE seiling ara renting t;s.sl Est.ss
akinE consequences, paying oi I.y4- &c or
tie n,nei reasonable tfIis All .4r.st~
having 'ands tof ssie cider improved OF an
Improved would 10 wetito chi. soo, and i.ay,5
description Of Tie sane amount Of iii
pfevements. quantity Of timber, iri e Sc
thc undersigned .4s one Of the i,d taca
1ions y Lis ~ Or ans other county Cor lie
sale nde heia, ~ tie Pest 0icf one
ioor E.sst Of tle itsi keal station anl s3s.
sflean Expos t:ic. pie4 al, stgaI..a. :
81. eA .At4r.ar.i..sl Ii Ie
N0HIASD ;.EHfs.
sSht2 u6h, Gsi a. soea
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17


f|I'fE SIiII.IF Htl':'iIES:
Patented Feb. l.+th 1850.
Sas%S:aom, 536 Broadway n. Y.
This Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles Of mechanism possess in =
many raro and valuable improv emcn,s hay
ing h"rn examined b. The Isnst rra'onnd OK
Ferts Ard prom Ill Cel y'pliis.n s'i perfection
- t ari
has straight needle lrr re' iicu'af nc.
hon, makes the iocs. sitiHt stitch, whivh
VIII neither Nip nor R5rcl .nN is a,ikr OIL hnt h
sides performs psrfer' sowing oo cycrv DO
acrll'i'''ef material. fsom a'le, to he fines,
Nans~@l muslin, With cotton linen a. silk
threat from the coarscst to thefipcs number.
Having neither Carr ,.nr cor psee1. md the
least possible friction, Il runs ~ smooth a.
glass, AID is emph ,iicn')v
y SGt-cicss Machine.
I requires ftiu PER c,nt IS. power to drive
II han any clhtr machine IN market A GIRL
twelv" vears ofaet can work il steadily, with
en- fatigue or injury 10 health
us streectlr and monleyta s:ap'tei'v Of {, ~
-trnction. tender IL qlmcst imressihl.. tn get
on - ~, 'er at.i ID acrastcetihy Il, company
"a riss entire satjaf.e'on.
W rcsrccttnlav invite III those who may
de>l'" ,o surnis themselves with superb
arts er'' 90 eSa~, t,tis
ukR'Va ArHlNt
f'n ." mo- especial manner do we solicit
the patronage cf
.Mcrc AM Ta;lovs,
Coach Makers.
f'nop Skirt manufacturers,
, 1865-06-01

The CaWH Butler f0veAt1.atlon-Sols
ottF convicted and yenIenced

sfR1saFK1D. May al.-Howard Mills. mail
agent on the Crest Western Railroad, vas
this morning brought before Squire Adams,
Of this city, On charge of robbing the mails
On that road. The complaint was preferred
y special asent q The Government, and
od tue Peace, who held Mills to answer In the
SUN Of 5000, IN the absence Of which he WAS
committed to prison.
As was announced In yesterdays dispatch,
Adjutsnt Gen. Haynie and Col. Harlow visit
ed Camp Butler TO alt certain charges pre-
fst'ed By the parolcd prisoners quarsrred at
that point. They found the complaints to
penked were imperfect, both rs to quality and
quantity; the qnartera incommodlous aud
unsuitat'1e, and q d!sordered state Of things
generally. In addition to the foregoing. tn:
prisoners complain Of having been deceived
and unnecessarily delayed Ia the matter OF
outside parties claiming to be In the conf
dence Of the Government. haye had aecess
to the camp, 'who hare been playing
kind Of confidence gnme with come Of
the boys, promising farloughs and
speedy discharges for certain considerations.
The chief difficulty seems to BE- that these
prisoners are sent here in disorgaulzed
state, without any officers Of their own to
look after their RIGHTS, and they fall into the
hands of pnprincipled and Incompetent nou-
commissioned officers. The fact ia, Camp
Butler seems to reeusre sonac special looking;
alter Just now. AlthouQh'no direct proof up:
pears connecting the p.lseners with the late
fire at the camp, ret Col. Provost, command- :
ing the post. seems to have no doubt that
they are guilty.
4 soldier Of the 2ith Michigan regiment,
has been tried tr . court martial In this
city, for expressing sentiments OF rejoicing
at the assassination Of President Lincoln, aud
sentenced to the forfeiture Of all the pay due
him, and two years In the penitentiaFy.
, 1865-06-01
FOREIGN ITE.tTS,

An Important decs4lon has been sn-
nounced By the Lord Chancellor touching the
asserted privileged tanctity Of tha secrets Of
the confessional. It Is made In connection
with the hearing In ths case OF the famous
Road murder, where ths confession of the
crime By Miss Constance Kent to her clergy.
man, Rev. Nr. Wagner, is sought to be put
iu testimony. The cle.eyn1an's refusal has
the House Of Lords that there are no such
privileged communication according to
English law. .....
"A new tunnel {, ,22sss metres IN length has
been completed through the ApennInes, for
The pastage Of the savone railway.
The question Of the imperial right to
confer great extinct title upon modern nd
venturers is pending before the French
courts, md still remains undecided. 1t WAS
revived By the act Of the Emperor, restoring
The title OF the ancient Dnkedom Of Mont
mcrenci upun Count TalleYrand dc Pef1sora.
"A meeting Of ladies' or rank and fortune
hiss been held in Paris, to sd tho freedmen Of
The grand opening Of the suez Canal,
connecting the Medlterraue1n Sea with the
Red Sea-, and connecting The commerce Of
Europe and America by shorter route with
Iudia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands, took
place, according TO previous arrangements,
on the 7th Of April, and following dsys. In
the presence Of large p,rtY Of representa-
world. The party, under the direction Of u.
| F. de Lesseps, President OF the Unfyerasl
| Company Of the Suez Canal, consisted Of one
hundred and twenty persons, o[ whom s.
were delegates, and the balance engineers an4
| officers Of the company, and some invited
i 81 foff r3a fcr ftp
| railroad, on the Tth, and started from the lat.
ter place on the 9th, En- rotit for Port Said,
| the inlet OF the waters of the Mediterranean,
ard proceeded thence through the canal to
SueZ.
OF THE eighty.1ve delegates, there vera the
| duly appointed representatives OF ten govern
mente, eight Incorporated companies or socl-
cites, and sixty-tWo chambers Of commerce,
in different cities OF fourteen nations Oh four
continents. Atter having caeefullJ e1amlned
for several day the work done and now being
executed, and psseed in boAts from the Medl.
tcsranean to the RED Sen IN twensy,,seven
hours, the dcleg gates we're Of the unausn oua
opinion that the construction Of ship canal
across the Isthmus Of Suez was pro.
cetdipg with vfgor, aud Its completion only
question Of time and money. The company
has made contracts with three parties for th:
bors By the lst Of July, 1868. It js now set
tied beyond all question TINT the Mediter1a>
mean md Red Seas are at last actually con,
nected By canal, through which barges o.
tblssy tons burden are row regularly passing
loadtd with freight and passengers, and toHed
leon. II tie fame time he work Of dsepsn
ing and widening ths channel to admit tht
patssse Of calling Yessels and steamers o
large Size is going on. Many thousand native
laborers are constantly engaged In the busl
ness Of excavation and embanking, assisted
By dredges and all the other known machine
commonly used BY modern engineers in by
Gtnulic works.
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the third se9tcs Of Tca1u5 Notes. beAstn4 savu0 nd
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been landed at Omaha, from tht steamer
Sioux City. for the track Of the Union Par
ciac Railroad. The Wabash, Toledo and Mis-
siseirpl Railroad Company have put their
road under contract from Keokuk to point
within nineteen miles Of BLOOMFIELD, In D.
yis county. Prom that point the State Line
Company will push the work westward tow
ard the Missouri riyer. Governor Stone ar-
ris% h town LAST night fom Knoxville. )
en county. tho Governors home, has
@@6inted delegation to The State Convea-
tton unanimously In favor Of the Governors
denomination
, 1865-06-01

Interesting Summary OF Iowa News.
Especial Dispatch to the Cnle7co Trloune.j
DES&oYNx3 X4F 81. 1sfS

Especial Dispatch to The Cnle=co Tribune.I
Dgs@o1sxs. May 81, 1s85.
Hen. o:an Fari1te, Superintendent Of Pub-
lie Instruction: has forwarded to the North
western-sanitaty Fair, two Thousand and
forty dollars, ,eout1ibute1 bE the children Of
the western Iart If the State.
The college building at Oskaloos1 u 10 ba
converted into SoldIers' Orphan Home.
A tascal, going under the name Of paYis,
has realized about four thousand dollars by
the execution Of forged title dcrda to real
estate in this county within e few days past
The lands were owned By non.trsidtuts aud
this man nns Unknown to our citizens and
pereonated the owners.
Big. Gen. H. Williamson. who has been at
home since the capture Of Savannah, has
been ordesed to report at St. Lou!A
One hundred md thirty tons Of icou hare
, 1865-06-01
7-3O LOAN p.

These nosea aeo iNued Under data Of July l. 198t
And A1n psynble tatea yea1 om thkt dsts in euzza-
cY coare1ttble at the option Of lha holds. as4
, 1865-06-01
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4 few days since two Missouri guerlllas,
who had stolen two mules ftom Wapel}o
county, Wero pursued, oYertaken, but not
taken prisoners. Two large ns1y reyolyess
were found upon their bodies when prepared
for buri8l,
4 lafKe additional force Of Aborers was put
On tie II. & II. r. r., last week. Within two
weeks, as We are Informed BY the Newton
Ds,ner Of May o5th, the cars will be running
to Mannins's Station, eight miles this side ol
Newton.
The Des Moines Register says It isa gzstl-
Tying fact that out Of seventy thousand sol.
dle1s that have gone to the front from Iowa,
only one has been dishonorably dismissed
fit N the service, The exception La ]. B.
Atherton, formerly Major Of the 2eod infantry
who uas found guilty Of deception and cow
ar1ice.