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LINE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN R. n.

MosRoE, Aonroe Co.. Alch-, July ss.-R4in=d
hz.d Lexsly all afternoon. Wheat crop near1y all
heavy. GIsFt. the part cut IN bad condition.
ADRIAN. Lcrawee Co.. Mich, July 9s-Weather
*arm: Tstned here Part oI TO gay. Wheat pretty
sraIolug. badly spron,cd. Wheat an aTsrage
crop. OAss WI! be a large crop and good. uale.s
~c ret too much zain. Other crops aook well
nuDsos, Lenexee Go Mich, Jaly as:.II h:s
TeTy b.d;y eroTn aronod here. and whea: IN
moi average EoEe rhsn 4 h1lf crop compared with
last year. There wdl he yeIy heavy crop os
cul sho oshel e1op. srs II aoae ave sesy We
P117nf1E1D. Hl!sdals Co.. Mich 9niy s9.-The
s7ce1her th,s morning unsettled; hat heavJ rain
hsIe S.stefday' Prospect for efo*' not very T.
Josksyu1E, nIllsdtle CO.. Mich July g.
There has been a immense fa,l Of tsta here.
tofs c,s ~ 70 }if5c Msdse en- aeh July
Ttaihe. c!eaF and warm so-day. Lite rains have
BuKn OAK, st. Joseph Co, Mich 5oly as.--
Weather cIouny SD camp. Whe.t a, hsrrest"d.
hsrFcsted, but very ripe. ccrn and potatoes good
Co1pwArzE, Branch Co. Mich, July "a
Nbesl grown in some piac;s. Grasstn]u1sd. AID
especially clover.
co1nxA1ER,. Branch Co., Mich, July eo.-
NfA4heT ClE4f DeEG &0-ahf.
s1CRdlh, st. Joeeph Co. Mich. July Is
we1.hcs hurting. wheat crop. arc rti.i out
Tm1r PIGEON, st. Joeep O.. M!ch.. jn:y s.
Weather to-dHy c.ondy+. slight thoNcta. Hhcat
aii IL ht-e.
E1kHAnT, Etkhast county, Ind, Jn!y 49,
NeztheE very hne to-day. Nary s'gn OF rain.
Sou1H BEND, St. Joseph Co., Ind July "a
Weather very Ine Today No indications Of fntn.
Wheat looks well come vcsy slightly Injured BY
lsre rams. Other crops hauri.hirg.
WATERLOO. d Kalb Co., Ind. Ju3y ss.-Qni!e
aquanu'J Ct ran Ieli today. The wheat c!op tn
thit locality IS Il bad condition f:om he7ry
rn,ns Farmers report they will lose hail their
wheat crop. Kye. oats and barley good. Corn IN
aytI4Ee crop.
W11rn1oo, July e9.-No rsln to dsy. Weather
locks more settled
KtxpI11yu1E, Noble Co., Ind, July g.
| Weather 6pe .o-dsY. Wheat very much injured
! By the he2vJ ratns uf yesterday.
| I1oo11En, Noble Co, Ind. Ju'y asth.-HesvJ
| rains io-oAy. Weather unsettled; :; crops all loos
well. Wheat good crop sornc damaged BY late
! sstrs; mostly secured. Oats, heAs, crop. Cor1
GosrE1, E'kha,t Co., July 9sth.-Weather 10.
day VAIN ard khuxery. WneA1 Hl.Ehily Injured
| ercster Part eecnred. Other crops hOut!shtng.
Ii PohrE, Ii Porte Co, 1nt.-1t has c:ea1ei
| of rieaealt and COO. this morning. anu tue tndi
| cations iur eettled tair weather are good. Wcea
| h4e suffered considerable injury from past rains
| Other .s.ops good.
| no sfgps OF raIn. OPERATOR.
L Enauux-Ea cron hetE eycent nfne umher-
, 1865-07-31
Closing OF tho Commercial Hank OF
ms msmphts-ampnrtau tEder-AppFe-
htudea Insurrcclton In Masalxsl ppt.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbune.J
CA1Ao, July ap.-Tte City Of Cntro, Riley, Mag
ter, Dill, Clerk. with a good trip Of plasengers
and cotton, paseed up ]aet night for St. Louis,
leaving for your correspondent compiess file 0
Memphis pspe1s Of the 18th.
The Hoyefnmentthrought theagcut Of The Trcss-
MY Department Bd:aaken poetessioa Of and closed
ct,eles were feyersh rumors Of all sorts that
we.c current in the streets relative to
rsaD' ION 'hou:e matters. Salf miliieu mooey ne:
xsasa cot,1S opsso1 qna Otes
seemed to be ,hst affairs in and about the Custom
House we're very much mixed. Tbt general
public knuw one substantial iact, aud this was,
doubtless. tbefe va i gussd Of soldier. taklnes
caro- Of the bank. The occnrrencc took plses at
II o'clock. II ~hieh tIme The agent Of tGe Tres
Prs
esIs cav ibe neeessals orders, snd sittsle1 lin Is 10
nis suthorlfy. The order 10 ceaeeou.inc.e was 80
seo6sa 81 as .srs .: t,es2a seF2'ss; sset ss ss
II. IT, psse sseav W. inisTned By ia. doTernmsat
Agent that bo would not g1vs the reason los tha
lowing. Concerning tho affair, the Commercial
says: = From Ill We can learn The facts are that
hr. Carleton. 81 the Custom House. who IL Just
ported aeiauiter. and the Secretary deemed it
necetsa1y, "a measure as measnre Of se1tpro-
tectiop, to seek IN expert to Investigate
tne affair. Of The Gus.on lo1ze M aSa any de
sarJ steps to protect the interests Of the Govern
ment. To this duty the gentlemen referred to,
had SO st1,etly attended,, Thoroughly invesoeatsd
the Custom House, and reported thea correct:
but when he reached that part Of its business the
m IT, q as a. qndes n Ss H.
United Slater. thers was tound 10 be deficit or
nearly x45at0o. which eum may q may nos BE- tn
on I'll %
nste for the absent officer, Who has ever been ss-
teemed sn honr1t and good bnEtaesa man. The
treasury aEept pt99eeeded m !, :, tae GoRamere' y
the Collector Of Custom. and iorthwf took
po..esefon, with the results IS ADORE given. ,
Tho following order has been Issued from tho
headquarters Of TIE freednea'e d1ar1ct:
cmcur.a No. \. [''''otA :
:. :, MExrH1s, Tenn, July 2, 1865.
Positive Information having been received at
this ofaca that parties temporarily In want Of
labor haye In some i1atanees e1'ieed aWay freed
pecple md induced them 10 Violate thelr contract
10 remain md labor for their employers fof Ger.
fatn specified time. By offering Rfeater wages, OF
other inducement'. thereby, not only INJECTING
to fo1ieit the amount due them Tor prior laaor
actutl.y performed. notice ts nefSny 9lFen thst
persops uho shall Thus act 10 disregard Of tho
rights Of employers and to the Injury Of he freed
people, Hssd ~ be afEs'fea and ba9 blsest{ so 2sonsd
td Bric' Gen. Of Vols. SUIT. r, r. aud 1. L. j
". n. D ZANE, Captain and a. a. G.
The Mscon tGa) Itl'grapa, @ o. ne e. 1stA inst
tknton u directed at once to The conduct 0! the
freedmen The bloodshed and maseasIe ~ Of s: Do
ciose Of the year. We speak advisedly, having
a1tbsattc iatorm1ton from speeches aud conver-
, 1865-07-31

Nes lint LIS ReturnfnE-The Ueather
and the Crops.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON. July s9.
The 37th regiment left C.evelsnd last evening
for Aadifuu, via Milwaukee. They wilt reach
here Monday. The9o regiment il expected h-re
1o-no1row. They leit Cairo last evening, and
~fI come by the w1s Of Fteeport and Belolt.
To-day has been kplendid ono for farmers.
Not drop OF ra1n has fallen, the wcsther being
s!es. nd Wa VIII aa wssk o. 81 saea I've Mestscs
eumption, ard heAvy surplus to feed her elst:r
Suites should they want II.
, 1865-07-31

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DksMoIars, Ju1y -.
The grand Fair for the exhibition OF travelling,
rtakiog Ed waking horees will come CT at
Marhal,town on the Both and 3lst Of August.
The p1oae Of the Fair. after deducunE e1penset*
are to be donated TO the Soldiers 0rphaue' Home
L premium Of $l00 has been offered for the fist
est trotter Of any ace.
MsJ. Gen. Robert Allen, Chief Qoastorraaster.
T. s. A., If now in Dcs Motaes whiting his
uerhcw, Drerct Brig Gen. Allen. His hath IL
feeble but the patriotic bEcezes OF Iowa VIII cure
ltm. ..
The Suite Teaebcrs' Association viii NEE: at
O:kalocsa. August =. An Interesting sesston IL
NJ anticipated. ....-.
Rev L. B. Allen, D. D., for many yeate con.
! nectec with The College at Burlington. has Bc-
eepted the pastoral Of the F;rsf Baptist Churth at
Mipnezpolls, Alnneeo:a. He goes At once 10 his
Lew 1t1d OF labor.
+ B. ". roort LIS been appo.nted Deputy United
Sister DirtEct Attorney for The Northern District
of Iox4.
, 1865-07-31
NobiuScu, the Defender Of 6ecretAr
seward

Robinson. the Defender Of secretary
seward
George F. Robfnson, the soldier who sayed
Secretary sewa1d's life. was married On the
13sl inst. at Springfield, Maine. .''''
It is proposed to give hin substantial
Testimonial. L number Of Robmson's
friends have arranged plan for the sale of
his Photograph, and the circular urging
subscription to them is signed , By Gen.
Gfant' Cen Howard, Secretary Mccnlloch,
senator Wilson and others. Different styles
oi photographs mag be had at Soc, 81 and IS
faehs and communications should be Ad-
dressed to ?. g. Clark, Washington, D. c.
We commend the plan as deserved tribute
10 brave and ditabled soldier.
, 1865-07-31

NEW YoRx, July 29.-Adviees from uayd, re-.
ceived hy way ot Nassau. y. F., erzts that lie
r voluuora1I war IN tne Republic le still 70 ng
%. and that ?he rebels prolets themselves VIII
1a.htr than be governed By President Geffeard,
Salnave. the Eevo!utionlry Leader, h1s issued i
ftty proclamation, Winding up viii tho motto o1
the F,ereh rerotuuon1sts '.LtbeFtt, FfdttrAits,'
etc. He claims to have been completely success
nj IL all the natt'es he has fongat, and 10 hare
thf7tc defeated the army Of 9cfs.fd recently.
, 1865-07-31
FROM SARATOGA SPRINGS.


tH2tc.al D.pa:eh to the Western Associated Fress1
SARATOGA STRINGS, July ~.
The weaihts here Is fine. The season thus far
le remarkably lively, and thc number Of EisItors
large.
TIE u1ited ststes Telegraph Company have
dee III Conxrcta Hall. '1 W
, 1865-07-31

The following u N e1rrsct Of setter vritsen - ID
REv Hp1mt. paetoz OF th.. eE pcct street BaRz!
Church, Brooklyn, n. T.. to lhe Journal md KeaA
9r, Cincinnati, O., and gpeaks volnnes In EAeoF q
tus WoF1d-renownad medicine. MRk. WINaLQW1
EooTH1Sa &YRVF FOB CHILDREN fHETHuR
we eeo n Advertisement IN your columns Of MI
WlS3LoWB RooTHlN9 1YRUR. Hov, Va ~
said AWcfo II fATor Of the patent madeleine bei&f4 N
our lie, hut VIC feel compelled 10 ray 70 yenr seez
shst this IL no humbuz-tos Aoee Fssd d, and ha4 4
o De ans esdtns&. II Il probably GIG ot 'tha mR
saccez1l ed!c:ces at tao ta7. becau9e 1t II paA q
taeots1 these Of ou- raAda1a Who Eays psaca
cAnt fthan liz In tTupniY.
4nn&n 4YJ.1s
, 1865-07-31

4 HEAyr L1RT.--The Last public thef3 by
the Common Council Of New Turk, was the
robbery Of the corner-stone OF the intended
Washington monument from Hlmuton
Square, through some bogas ordinance for
ths removal Of the dirt Thera were large
variety Of the current gold Of all nations de-
posted under the stone when 1t WAS laid in
1913, and it Was the 7aluables, doubtless,
which were the motigcs Of the crime. As
5o!on shing1e says, when moralizIns on the
physical aptitude Of thieves, "a rogue who
viii a,e1l one Thing will steal another, and
The only question With these critters Is how 70
much they can lift r. The corner stene o. q
tfapsnction in the way Of larceny We ever
heard of.
, 1865-07-31

tB-A The election for mayor In Richm,nd On
The 46th, the Statek1ghte candidate Vas elected
II .nsjol1tJ Of f4W-Etchonge,
In other words, the candidate Of the rebels
was elected By 400 majority" sta:e-r1eh:s"
IN Coppeshead par1ance means the right Of
secession. n al the nnti:State rights cita-
zcns had been allowed to vote, the rebel can
dhate would have been defeated By more
th&n 5000 majority.
, 1865-07-31

A Chfcag goite Violates the Game LAWS
and .ctx FlUhdcFed-8uy uy1uE U44-
charge pAPrrB-fha Weather.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrItnne.]
LAFAYETTE. I1t., July 70.
The Ece7tng Courier has the following: "a
festive German from Chicago cane to GRIEF to day.
lie had killed nearly one hundred prairis chickens
IN violation Of the game law and the hunt cost
him about 1900. uo left his - dor:" and gun In
pledge, and tlepsfted wiser than he cams."
Wm. Jack4on, farmer near Latay had bis
head blown of yesterday bJ the accidental dis
charge Of = shot gun. He had h,s foot ol tho
hammer and wAs bloHing in the ulzxe.
Two soldiers informed NJ this afternoon th9t
a stranger had offered hem $500 and 5l,0uJ for
their dlscha1ga papers. What that mcans they
are at a loss to understand, and We are CO ua1iy
ignorant Of my earthly use soldiers discharge
could eerve, save as aImemeuto Of honorable ser
vice. But there is Romethins IN Ii, and We hope
somebody w!ll be able to fnsnleh solution Of tie
uystelY, We learn that number OF soldiers At
Iuianipolla, the o,her day, disposed Of thei. dis
chtrRe papers to q we'll tteaaai stranger, who
was very anxious to get them, and evidently
knew what be was About.
The Hood which Tot fprty days AID nights, more
OF Iete, has delpged the earth, has susstdcd. Old
Noah, who hae = large cargo Of Whest tn hts Ark,
and thinks It the only gram aoat to all the waste
ct water, sent out lshe dove at daylight. It re-
turned before breakfast bearing wheat in its bsak
and minus 1ts pin feathers.
, 1865-07-31

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tflbune.1
ST. PAUL, July ..
R.purts from Ill parts Of the 6tAte chow that The
e1ops are much better than ueual. There has
tceu plenty Of rain, but not enough t. damage
the crope. Farmers src low cutting their wheat
The yield will be larger tEan 1t has been for eeV-
srh1 Teats
, 1865-07-31

The aggregate amount of tie Incomes Of
lafayette, Indiana, ts 81. 81, 73i, exclusive Of
the exemptions. Tha largest incomes are
those Of John Parlue, 80 900; James Spears,
S8,6a0; John Sample, S2G ,a73; Robert A.
q. Hatcher, 81, ,a65; Moses Fowier, SO ,4oi !;
samuel FayoHte, sel, ,3eo and n. B. Dodge,
SlS,5S1,
, 1865-07-31

IHlHD EDlIltN Of Thai
Il oeaeu1u1 Qn,5tesSi1 y roy reaoy.
,., ~ A5aV IAN
,, V'HS pesth 1t Gtatdfn: Lacolo'
M11e oT L I. h@s2o!s rIteM 30 cenT:
kap'aAeo u h1nA1 - ERE
Frrsa arrivals Of ths stsr PIauoI. jyJ2rslt It
-TC1TT 3VT WCWND -1,T57T n
Inr1EtsYAr RvANyr0y IYJ-r.u Yec,ra
=. srGnxE Il ~. FraicsuS ne eieYsata Tssr 81
III; iustinttos Mi opsI aestennrT stn Fisa; t.p
PP c.Tsharse " !, co-rnas In ch..~3 s At ia 81
' ;n.t.rr.nf.t III I. - ILL., - VI sNo "E
p,sntn; Il II eld rha .av.,,o,o, J.,
s,nts1I In1sm.ra n-sVt .. .ni P.inting 3 :w.tsa
Gv4n s+1se - = :, r.n,he
~ : ~ sGHnas r. n.1 WIN. ..h-., ra
.o1,, ~" ~ +ar.11a s,ts "a 80 80 ~a,n- ~
4hFs ssttox e, ~ ~ 80 - ~ eo.Ha
- = - ~ - tfa II - Ha1 ~
- ~ 4} = ta' ~, ~ - ~ k.a5 ~
Ehlesko. ever mt Y. ~ h. fnty oo3.1nk Pa2i!a
ee4 now es = e"nMeea;sa M Aoots5t ioe
VI,CV CTETTD I0OV
Il Ehi IIh Y LIN EuOh.
~ THE urorEaEEre M THE EEE scrto0r
FOR SCANDAL ny MES GORE
sSa admfraoie ricture al modtfn u,uosrs in the
tfpher c1s.sps ri ,rcJetr m,r .Jen E-tn innf.
r,ns .emaTEs md nuneent s.t,re ~ an bv connn
Iii NJ eMY antmafed ani ntuu aat"-L0s.ion Sptc.
fu@E '' s'4~ @*'-
.Fau Of genuine cor edy Witch If transferred to
the stage Woolu be most IL GIVE, Ur5. Uazo de-
Eends oF suec..s nuon h.r ooWera Of wiz
sod YbaS .ha sses ytvs|J she t-sre3 Tttb yiysritY
Her Esres ara 4 comp etu ttoehsforauu ot Hngii,h
, 1865-07-31

wAsmscrox. July 2. 1sas.-Ths President
tuns ton Il Philadelphta also, Edward Tatlsce,
naval oeer and Rsed hzs1s .ToI saTssySr sSEr, Of
III indlsns nj the Upper Ps1ts Agency Samuel
S. Day, receiver, aud ~ A. "iiliama' peg1stGs, MGs,
~ ~. re- register M Of he land Office II y. or!ea1s:
HunOreds o! former resident: Of 2thln ta
u1,n 1efi foT tha eouth or The breaking out Of the
eo1tlnas 10 5s.uIa; siths5I pns
MI. Gen. Aueur has Just tespea IN order re-
ans n s;, 9eeoP
tia,c]y On Their arrival to the headQusrters Q!
the Uepartm. ut Of Wa+hiueton and fuEp1.n q
cory Of heir su,hortty ios being here. Ihose
now IN the city Who have not already done g,
Will II once comply with the requirements o. thla
order.
Abont two hundred psr:ons have been Granted
ouffrE the Peel week. There rerafn on ne over
two thousand applications, and The petitions arc
ft coming IN ii tie rate Of ftom enc 10 Two hun
dFed Per dAy.
The President to day psrdoned T. z. Hillcr.
1eptenced to Be hanged for 1he murder Of G. G.
long. 4 desexter to Cansd4.
-puf. azeeus Of Georg.a, Nho IL yell 1npWa "
, 1865-07-31
Qtltrooo Qrlbnlles


c,,+, ma from hin retrcst IN q Tb,n,s
80 ,.s-ed : r,onu,c,ament, oo,trs, NJ,
-ns,,,an WI H. sna thc French drno.tr IN Ms~;.a
- ~ 49, dncrn.nt hc ern1r,ne ti',+ b,< t,.,,1s.
5ao1.ration IN favnr of tha F,anoh ~ sa.saa
@.nn, lin ,,r rcon,r3nc b,,, ~ 49, aaa,, =
1900 tcf,rc he ~or,5 -. ..s.~,..ts .",ana
;n Mcr,cn n rIaf, h,s 49, F-sca '''''0
1R c.n,,,a ....s:sa.. "-s. I.., IT r.,-
kstas ~. snnt ~ ca..'a4ss $500 - .s+urnrd
so1a,cr NJ r1-,ts. , eas.;ss,sx. ~ - :. ,-'ven-
d;sna.ch srn- et r. 49, -. 80 - tts c-opa In
orIrnneat. ao-ss ,A",.as ~, 49, 1.a.to- +ban now.
, 1865-07-31

CATE RACE, Ju:y =, ira Aspy Bay, July a. y
The s1ea,urr CRY Of New York f1un Liverpool
the 18th, Tta Queenstown thu a0th, passed this
port Ibis Thursday afternoon en- route to New
Tnrk.
Tho e.e.t'oIs In Erelald were still progressing
aud hbSofetd the er. ate=r interest. Flve nun
the evening Of The 18th, OF whom IS we're pro.
testsa 1Ee1Als GnA - CONSERVATIVES. The 1st
, 1865-07-31

! tE The St. Lou{s Republican e2ys that
Mayor Mcconnell, spr'gotly ,oung officer,
who At one time of1ictated AZ Provost Mar.
ahs' IN that city, has elopcd With and married
. daughter Of Governor Curtin, Of Pcnneyl.
EanA- The Repttolioaa says that the Majo-,
while In St. Louis, was decidedly ladies'
mans and just the boy TO carry OF boardtn.
school EtFl from rich old Governor.
, 1865-07-31

BosroH. July 3o.-Ls. Gen. Grant attended, Di
rirs eerriee This mornlne at the Old south
Church. At p. II. he dlned st t1s Revere
House, In company with Gov, Andrews. Whef
met with the most HEARTFELT and unhoauded en-
1husiaam bY tho masses.
, 1865-07-31

Rtfgu Of Crime lu indianapolis -a1u'
1Iary Move M ettt&-GoY. Morton.

Especial Dispatch to tho thiclgo Tribunal
lsDIAsAroLIz, July 80.
Crime II increasing at sn alarming rats, and 1t
10 becoming dangerous to walk the Streets at
night. On Friday night the house Of John G.
New, cashier Of the FlE., Nationsl BAnt, VAS en-
tered by IN nudscious cracksuan. 1ho shot at
As. New for attempting to arrest him. Mr.. New
also took shot at the burglar. bat rtsssd. Citt'
zecs ars scr]ous}y discussing the props'ety OF
f,fmfnp vixtlsnce COMMITTEES on the California
plHu. Tbs c1'y police being no protection swnat-
eytr+
The eth h:ttcry,1rd n ps-t Of the 5sk1 Infantry.
have arrived. Thu 18th and 11lh are expected
dsl!y.
Gov. Morton, iu consequence OF III health. hss
Withdrawn hts appointment to speak AZ Rlch-
mend. kY.
, 1865-07-31

e5r The New York Esxniag Post says the
pnblic schools In that city have been ia
actual danger Of being closed for want o.
money to carry them on. 0ne million eight
hundred thousand dollars was voted for their
maintenance, but there was no money topaz
it and the money could not DO borrowed.
The teachers are now suffering for the sum oi
ihe city government anticipates the paYmen,
Of the tenchers so as to allow them to &C
away and have q good time during their yaca'
tim
, 1865-07-31

WORCESTER, Mase,, July e9-In tn. three ul1c
race to dsy, Jush y Nnrd Won in fifteen minutes
and fIieen seconds. DEelet came in second, and
Red.o1d third. It the three mils race for oased
coat*, the Mcclellan, Of Boston, woa. In the
Mrec mile race for f1 0sfed bo3ts, the Yale Col
re bo1t won In nfne teen mInu e3 and i've sec.
oEds. E1.yafd was second.
, 1865-07-31

~ The United states Telegraph Com
many have Just opened an Office IN "con'
rress Hal1,'' Saratoga Springs, n. T., placing
that popular house In direct communication
With al the principal cities in tAe United
c+.tes and Canada.
, 1865-07-31

A policeman in Dut}alo has been feed
ars dollars for forclng q gentleman In street
ra,iroad car to vacate his seat In favor Of a
1sdy. The Jndgc held that ladies had no
more legal rights than gentlemen, and that
Tie yielding Of seats to the former Was simply
an act of courtesy, which, he remarked,
Indies generally do not appreciate. !!
, 1865-07-31

Flood IN the Wh1fc HOUSE,
w.sU1yeroS. Ju]y SO,-Tne President, accom-.
pan,ed by bis family and Hon. Preston King, lat
Washington Yesterday Oh a trip down The river,
experur1 to r. urn tomorrow.
il Il understood that the rebel ram stonewal IL
now Il he service Of our Government. but will
Eot at present be brought 10 the United States,
fnr fear The yellow fever, prevalent at HaEaua
where ehe hes, may Thus be introduced into our
country,
Ibe Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to
In ea.es oi vacancies, which nuat be sopplled.
Over 1b,0UO applications Of unsuccessful Hspl.
r71ts for clerk: hips arc On Ole IN tie Department
having acemn ulaicd during and since Lhe rebel
lion. 1t IL eatima- ed that there are nearly 16O
clerks 1nd 40 copyteta employed In the Treasury
huidtpg.
TIE State Department! has received sdrftes from
the United at4tee Coneul at Palermo, dated JULY
, 1865-07-31

Fopcsll, GoAt b. m.da IN dun.Ica.e aud en1or Cd
tt.s;Le1 D.. Psqn: !7;s z? Fr:hh Scat" Aad eddt5.s
erce. Military D. vaie tho t. nnassse it iie
1s1n- R1dden must o. 9r ssnt 70 rs.poad 70 taeis
trac: sfuIe leaving I'll. otcc.. &c READ.
, 1865-07-31

NV YoaK, July D.-The nsme Of the NAE
who shot tud kiiied Mr. Van Doren on Saturday
is James +. Dram, Of the trnl Of Dram y Thoras
weisher.. Dram rays he nred the shot II self
defeIEe.-
, 1865-07-31

Prominent Citizen Shot.
EAxKAKEE, ILL.,. July 81. Il. Gamble. Esq.,
promnt Mt citlzen Of this place, was ehpt this
evening By returned Eoioier. No particulars.
, 1865-07-31

Hot Weathcr-Gen. Grant.
Bes7oN. July 81 p, ,m.-Thtsmomcter now
stands nt u III the ehAde.
Lttut. Gen. Grant and family ura expected to
t1T,ve here by tho western train At i've O'Clock
fOcAT.
, 1865-07-31

GEVENTH WARD DRAFT AS.
~ E0C1ATION-Ths members or the shove ABAo-
clston = 1T meet 1t the a.Emaa Wotktngnen'a Hall.
on Twelfth stftot, TUESDAY evening" AUX 1at, =:
o'c!cek. for the puErEaA OF HtttrE up the A1sl1s
Of the AHA stt0u- No acn adDltted without AZ
b b!tf7Z ctguecA.a Of lu.ob.rbhto It the door.
Es33H1 s. rGt BY order OF CuMDtt:aa.
, 1865-07-31
FROM NASHVILLE.


N.suyn11, July 3a-The Pytsa this morning
nnb1shes = ictfer IRON Gov. nroxnlow to Mayor
tndrrW1 al Columbia, in reply TO remonattanca
srairst ihe order Of Gen, 1houas saspeudIng The
, 1865-07-31

McALLISTER, HALL q
lYl LIVBHMOHR,
Wool Commission Merchants.
cfee Apu Wa.enoose-t.3J EouIh \ ater It tct> cat
tween Wells 11d Ertn.lto, ChlcsXo. T. U. Boz 3E:.
EyEEa3Hc1:- :-Epsth.Wcste1n Eatonnl Ba7k. Chi.
c5so, N1idf.! s. Y41ce
, 1865-07-31

D- Tho population Of Lacrosse city foots
up total Of sob, being about 100 gam
since the census was taken In 1860.
, 1865-07-31
Horace Maynnrd Nomanat~d for foD.

NASHVILLE, Thustd.y, JULY 27,-rhe Hon.
Horace Maynard was uns1tmou.,y' nonip.
ned for Congness IN the knoxyiils district
n9 tts nomination.
, 1865-07-31

NEw YoHK, July s9.-Thermouetcr ii iu.u
NIGHT s. md nrm, with an upward tendency.
, 1865-07-31

Appointments bF s2,t tTsrestdent-R-h.
cf kks dkod1ers from Waehinrtnu
MetuFaiuE-Hou they arc RecetTed-
OHM GTt en- &rs
, 1865-07-31
KecetptA OF Internal Hevenue-Tht
HitnfuhsYE Case EfxtlriI.

The Uer1td's Washington :tpeelsi says: The
receipts Ct the Internal Revenue. conttnue very
heavy. An average Of million dollars daily
for over week hat been derived from this
euurcc, and no falling Of IN the amount IL ao!1ci
pated for weeks to come.
The celebrated Rhvnterg whisky case OF Du-
huoue has been finally adjusted to ihe eaHsfac.
tipr Of ali concerned. The government was con-
vthced Of the BONO jfde character Of the advances
thorough examination Of the entire assets, it Hts
found there were sutieleut to psy the Govern
neut ita tax, without tak1ng therefor any Of the
Ssin had 70 largely advanced. By The arrange.
nent agreed upon. the Government receives It's
1a1, and the bankers, Who advanced upon the
Mlnea In good Il II, ar projected.