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Catarrh Cured.

They are treating CatarTh a system which
Sure Cure for the Disease.
Experience ha- proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured by local treatment alone; heLce the many
advertised cures Tor Catarrh, all of which local
remedies, give relief only while the patient US
ing them, but never cure.
Understanding the disease, and know it can
not be cured by local treatment alone, therefore,
we also, prescribe a constitutional remedy to be
taken, and by the combined local and constitution
al treatment, we are enabled to remove the cause
of Catarrh, and thereby effect
PERMANENT CURE.
Their consultations for years have averaged from
i've to seven thousand year, which gives them
experience unsurpassed hy any. and equaled on
~ by a few.
&aa- Remember they do not promise TO cure all
stages of disease. While all diseases are durable
If taken IN season, all stages are not. Your case
may be eurable this week, Rot next-to-day, not
tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
No Case iciH be Received tchen there are any
doubts Of Care or Rsiief.
Our terms are cash hence the money must be
sent with all orders for medicines. IL costs from
i've TO fifteen dollars per month,to doctor with
US, which includes medicines.
Vs. I he poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, state, post Of
nee address, plainly. All letters requiring an
swer, must contain letter stamp, and be address
ed to Or. KNAPP s. SON, Box 64S3, Chicago, Ill.
Any OF the above diseases can be treated sue
eessiuy by the PATIENTS describing their in a
letter, when they cannot see US.
DIR. Knapp, who will Visit Rock Island regularly
in the future can be consulted the Island CITY
House.
MONDAY, September 4th,
MONDAY, October 3Oth.
MONDAY, December 25th.
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, 1865-06-23
FROM NEW HUIsA.
Tho &tnten Island feiot-XInW II
OFlEinaaed-A Desperate Alfay.

NEW YonK, Jupea2 a2-In tho matter Of the
riot on 5 aten I.1ud last evet1ng # apIHars th.
eitlzena we're giving an entertainment u tas
l3srh REGIMENT, just returned iron, thc wat.
Some o1 the rernpels OF the Goth. guarding The
Ct ton On the 2narRntine GfoEats, camc TO the
plsce Of entertainment, and wete IN friendly
sp,Iit ttkeG to tskH refre.hment'. and partook Of
them. AfterHasds d!acussion spsang up relative
to The mtliis Of the two regiments, IN which the
c1tz n: rsrs,C,p ast, and couple OF tha GGsh got
In hRht- GeirlnE the WORT of The dEht they
ran 70 their quarters, got iheir mueka's, loaded
them, liked bs, onsts. anu returned. using often
kefs tlke,, awsy from them and driven fcside The
rates oI the Qusran:'n. GROUNDS. This crragtt
NEARLY tho nt1re detachmeD, and they fook thcf
sand !netde the gates, with sheis mu.tets loaae1,
rates, AID Stones were thrown at the aimed sol
diers inside. T7ey responded by Hr.nz delloer-
atslr, md With mneh trculsrity, voteJ atFer vol
ley ns the crowd Thn nEst was kep up as
sId ftones o. tie other. Flrally, I boat arrived
having IN h1art Lertessnt Colonel Nelson, n
command Of tte 5ttacane1t OF thel 9th. who
We. Informed Of tbs atate or Affairs. He 1mme1l.
commanding the men to desiat and retutn
to the'r quarters. His command WIS scarce
~ uttered when :e., wes shot hy one
Of hle own men, The bill pa.atrc through his
breast. He vii prohab!y die: He Is son ofJuasc
Nelson, IT WilharehstdEe, WtHtchesret coac.J.
atout y year. Of arc.
Cant. Wilson Of The SauRatnck w.s nosi6ed Of
the ntatr and be 0tccred 4 squsd 1f sssturs With
Mf1nte r'f~s town to the s:ene Of acLou and ar
1est.d tereEsl Of The rlottrt. sso taking away the
:uuekets ct 9th. n. The d sturoancs was then
qutllcd. Among The wouated we're Peter King. 4
FcfurEed er!ffF, employed III the cotton houee,
phoi IN the right tfR. breaking the bono In two
olaec+. Tas ies wli h.va q to nupa'atsd. Mortimer
,rs2uts'lor necessary. sone 10 or 81 altogether,
we're Noundcd.
, 1865-06-23


Sr, LoC1l, jnre u
complimentary reception aud serenads will
he river 10 Mi Gtb. Prank ?. Bial1, at his resi-.
deece Saturday evening.
In the collision at Carlyle bridge On tho Ohio
SID MlEslstipp1 Rsilrosd,..u,ght before last, the
treutn and engineer Of the train coniag wesr,
wcYe IustantiJtk11ec. and cte soldler killed ana
other train were slightly injured. Both lo-omo-
tlyer We're broken 10. aid several cars Wsrs
sma!hcd In pieces. ptliuy up On ths tIssk. n.
trick wst cared ia*t night 70 that tie cinc1aaft
+. ii. Hsrop eold 10 Nj. F. n. May to.day one
bog.heao Of tobacco at tbe tta1G Wifsnousa q io1
the sum q fs9I ps! 100 ies; T5is IL tas sa sisa.
hesQ Of lahacco this season.
Qf5erA haye been issued to remove all the MILL
tarJ prlsoneEs, Union and rebel, pow r9taned ~
the kl'on u1htary pE1son to tue GfaIlot street.
m,ltary pr1son o. this city.
The Snrthc1u Hotel IL now about completed
md 1e.oy Tor the reception Of furniture. rhs
et-waldess have hecn imported, iron Ncw York.
The vs.t raaticsl structure will be opened to the
public about the dret af September
p.,eoners Of war arrived this morning aud were
received with congratulations By The synpa-
tb,zerr, a. they were hud1lei together On 81:
down Isl 1eits.ed prisoners from Rock 1sland,
helorgtug to tue 4.h md 10th Florida laabtiY,
who were c.ptnred st Missionary Ridge, NoS: 2ssh,
below. rI1pe.ns c.rLt hnpdred Shreveport febcIa
belonging to the third, fan!th and tenth Missouri
r.ret cavalry. commanded BY Burhr,d:e, Gre -ne
E. sus I'D Bsoas @
nLrhffdce OF PIKE, a1d Colonel Barre, are
anti g the officers arrived. .
ole % ., t1eir aieers, il hal they would rsthe1
fjcht ten yeers longer tb1n return home whipped,
Int they are al sDx1ons 10 get home, Several OF
,nr zen, however, expressed themselves Is will
d<tSt1, h94hEEh8cEcFt.
, 1865-06-23
THE PRESIDENT ON NEGRO
SUFFRAGE.
lie Recognizes the Justice, but Doubts
h1R Power.

lWaRhington CORES. Boston Atvt tf:ite..]
The mistake 50 often made in respect to
Mr. Lincoln is now made daily In respect to
Mr.. johnson. If slave1y is not wrong then
nothing is vrons, F." Is phrase of Mr. Ll0coln's
lsteE days, Jet tho idea was IN his mind and
II a!s conyersahen iron the beginning q bis
PRESIDENCY. Knowing this, men said, Why
don't he IN some way overthrow slavery ~
seeing he Old not tcuch 6layery, men said,
'he Is weak or cowardly or decettfu1 They
wonld not reccerize that mans conviction
Of what he could or might do could BE- at W.
Iisnce With his rrivste Judgment IS to what
It would be desirable to hare done. a1r.
Johnson mAy think the Southern ncGro ought,
a. a matter Of simple Justice, to have the
right Of sufftnge b. msy even bellcsc that
public pclicy would be inrthc-cd By G.ytug
lin such right !; and yet he may b. perfectly
hcncs, In his view Of power and Its llmi:a-
tiopE-entirely sincere In believing that the
granting that right.
have tskcn much palms to learn what The
Presidents yitws uPou the questions lnv,ly-
cd ate. 7 an ttliFdy sdfis9rd thos he tcould
gav al ne9roe* 1hAo har bet7a In Tie army, and
thtsnore iata'igent o1,es Of fho4r rho Adw no.,
The prirafye Of rotin3 II Ae 6aiersd he had az
thortfv u4.drr 1Af constamion 10 do 20. "Wha:
does the Prt sidcnt Fay about negro sulIrage:"
lssked nf the chairman OF one Of the n:mcs-
ous delegations Of SoutIe.nere IN the city.
WI VEL; IL nc q aont say nuen ne ASS rs III y =
Fet eti .ne .aH 70 make the negro ngat ano tuen
Ie'ue 10 ic. nlin UT @ sotS; ana nc tells os lnat
- ~ u ttME Asil 'o.e' a'.g ~ Saya tMl
o"m s M &c Mosa III ~" ,se u 4fo.M .9.o!9a, ~ r.
- ~ ~ ,,,ese ~ ,s"t .ssi',s~s ~ ene
thai i lnnr 1hr President rc,nsrscd ~ to oa5
hi"h officer, aho,,t fl,e tin,e the Ninth Canf,.
i, :" r,nrisn.at;nr, uns i.sn.I s.Wr,ii 4rv
III ,,,nn first and IT IT, S,n'1 wo,t xhF
Ia, VII -. son.at1,,nr s1so >, AIr 1 ehicV
, 1865-06-23
EXPEDITION 20 idaho.


From tic New York Herald, eoth.]
ANYTHING which eau provide for the future
Of tur discharged soldiers, and at tho sa1us
lime develop the Intent resources Of our dis.
t&nt territcr1ce on tie Pacific Slopes, is 4
dtsidfTaiu,m: scrh' an enterprise Is on foot
country, on the eastern slope Of the R;cEy
Mountains, region ea.d to lie rich in mineral
wcslth. both gold aid silver, etj,y.ng 4 due
climate and productive soil. Captain Jamrs
L. Titkc, about whose expeditions to Idaho
and Mon ana We hare before spoken In cor
his plans now I'll ready. and remains 1or q
few Gays ut the Astor House. previous to his
departure for Minnesota, tf,m which T!ace IT
is intended tha. the expedition shall start
about the 18th Of duly. The colony l. to i'e
self:sustatntpE. The charge for transp:rta~
a had, but soldiers hare the privilege Of
joining at the cost Of s1o0, aud IN every ":her
ttatu1e those WHO have served in The army
obtain additional advantages over the cit!-
zen. St. Cloud. M.unesots, is settled upon as
the starting pn:ut for the Yellow Stone couu-
t,y, where town vii ut once be established
aud lots donated to the colonfsts somewhere
n ar tue head waters If the river.
4 fi.w wosde a1s-ut the history Of tu~ con-
ductor Of this enterprise may be fnterestin.
IN this connection. Captain James L. Fi-ks
vas lo'n on shc 12ts Of seIt, mber, 1875, in
f+attAtLQD, -NlAtrA!a EoLItf% ~ 1.s AAA AttFl
u.igtatiog wcet ward, State by State, Ms far as
Ind ana, he scon graduated TO pustntrehtr
- <-ilsa.x A1.e e,d Lafayette Daily and 1Frel3y
Courier. where he remained rrtis the spring
nf 1857, when he joutneyed to MINES ota,
then Territory, ana soon became I'.0a-
*cr o1 hty borders and Of tie territory strce
| cstatt d ~ Dakota. In this region he castsh.s
+crtnne unt,i hr jcined the army at the OPEN
'ug Of 1he REBELLION. He was sent By the
S-trets1y q: W'r to o1gsnize and fit ont an
/! escort IN guide and protect cm.geants VIII IL
| exploring rtutr ACROSS the cour-ry from
Fort iht.c,amoie, on The Red Rtyer OF the
! North, to the K:cEy Mountains and P.c't.
slope. This expedition was complete su:.
| ccst hrd In the rorpd trip occupied only
=t.:,r ,nur *hs, Til the Captain reached thi:
| city, via tie Columbia 11yer, San Franelsco
ard The Istlimus, h.vIng made a journey ol
| l2.CtU uliles consecutive iFaTc1, and without
TIE less Of man. Gold Was discovered on
| the eas,e,n slope Of the great divide en- tht
hesd waters ofthe Missouri, where he loca
| ted lis 1:1tl: coloay, and around whom hare
s:uce gathered So. 600 inhabitants in the Ter
| rito:y now known as Montana. He euhse.
quertiv maze two expeditions In the same
d!ltc!icn, discovering god aud silver tricks
! OF much yaluc. The colony now Organizing
viii, it is said. consist oftTo thous ind par
tonF-nnmnrzied men, families, soldiers and
! citizens. a printing press and mateEials
| agricultural implements. a steam SAW mil
and othur machinery will be taken out witt
| them.
, 1865-06-23

1,6oo, 400 france. The largest price g,scn Tor
i,rsttd portrait By Remtrandt, one Of biz
finest worIs. The number Of pictures said
Tas ia. HIs widow is now living in small
private hotel close BY where write.
There have been great rej2lt1ngs IN France
at tbe victory gained OYER England y ,ne
Derby. The Jockey o. C1up 'llu y, uTinased On re
lis appearance at the Corps Las'slatif, he
wna fnitcd as u conqueror. By curious CO.
incidence the Vice President, who is an en-
cine builder, has Just cold locomotive to Al
Englieh Company; 50 the French Say th:y
are now supplying England both with horses
and steam cEg1nes!
, 1865-06-23

out 10 day In full force. They moved IN process
sion through the pm :,pai streets, md pEesen
lne appearance.
The report tbat President johnson hes rendered
TIE PruEftau Mission to ex Governor Jauaea a.
Wright, Of thia State, gains ctedenee, and gives
tie greatest satisfaction.
The SD infantrJ, ofdcers and men, arrived last
eve,iug 10 he r1usteze1 ont. Tho ID, lesh and 18th
bEt' cries. tsve been heard from ~ on the way
b0He, and also tie c3th tufsntfy anf q det!chment
Of the non-yetc1aus Of the Glib. They will prob
atl5 reach herr to morrow night.
, 1865-06-23

fCnPrist Dfenatch 70 il1 Chicago Tribune |
S,,,.,p,l,r 1,,a a.
a.a..,.1 - ~. ~. ~,
+o,v ofspr,pcgs1d. The eitiz.n. have responded
.,s,, =, ~ . RI t.,s or .,c hrnva AIMS of r,Innls
noo.s 70 t1e eistus ., ~ utass @o"e y. .'ao
VINO Dave ."peeu ,nen "se -" 's so uA'J n n.os
asla' ios 'he fsRs Gi oh.on ao "a.
Louf Nasoa' iau.u WI so.u 80 -. s'sn.
hsse tsen tsea S.nu' tns4t ~ ~ ~ ,ss;o Eoss
fu1,y organized and equipped, we're On duty at an
e.rir honr and 1on, before The apnntnr d time
~ ,ne ,nnn,1rc1t .i,1can>r Ahnus Us sodiels
a. ~ en1-ris,red. Ind vet rbere was 10 ;ack Of
arstoipc. Al lie iruits aud yeee: :abirs ol fhs
sesspn w+rs IN creat pIcntv, 10 ether with
cr~nrs Of lemn1 .dr. nad al We.s slas1<d and
Lanny. n1c.r..t fn}, of faitt earl, Ia Tie morn
iIr roo,e, The a musph.rs md Iatd The dust,
inn, " n, rsTe Of tha suc.
I1,s1 d,r1rra a n..tfnr m xes c,erteI. md snatch
fs -, we3c"roe We're addrcssel to ,ho b:ave {c-
!3Me r soT: H9n wa isn asn, o. m d. Tan, d1"
nch. Inry and nolr1ed. ftcuu- ntly uIaV:ac fvrih
tnunceyf Of sppisuse. The OCCASION was i ycry
ne ma ~ The ~ .tre sill ,rnet -yyen,s
ooa sihr nrn,as,c ~ ~ ,ha, Ea ss,a unI i
as. M ~ ,h.n ~ rnra ~ ~. nrrt ,I.v~ 20 tnorfis
t;ov % t9o,ensy has consented to de- lycr The well
ccr:hs aodtess 70 re snda-fs q tae g esshsann ,
senator 1ntes nss acc rtsa ;f ~ =, *
here. Hts r.1re will Re 1f cd hy Colonel J.
ne.r:ulf. Of Peosis, who vii! de4tser the osaston
ef The OCCASION.
Capt ycg'cmap, Corsmtss.sE OF Subsistence.
orceted to lhtt point to relieve Capt. Neets. his
1tporttd for duty. cspf. G. s. Todd. i1kewl:e
| ordered to report here ior duty, has asrlsed.
ine i91et feeiment wss pslo ou 3ests1aa5 q
+ Aa]or Mcdonnell $lu.Io were c1sbursed on
| Tie occse;on. .,
The tum OF <lS,eo vas fecelv.a TestffdaJ aad
to-day for the monument Total receipts to ds'e,
fse,R0
| - proprietor q oht OF tne sho2le concerned ~
1fe eesnt dithcnlty Win tas soisst:, w arrest.
esssultug ~ oi1cer and eeu:na na2of 10 soldlcss
Hnd renapted 70 1lifo aSat 'f.si.
The mu=isfoat lols n' .ae 1a.ta @ sscaMsnt es
IN course Of pfepssanoa. ano "a'' Dc cohp4eIea
IL ihe es1ly paft Of next wee =, ~. o
, 1865-06-23
Discrepancy in Printing the Eatio.a1
CuFFrncy.
fErnsn the y Y HerA}i ahh

A,umor to the effect that the five dollar
E0te Of tie natlonal banking currency has
tsten countcrfettsd, has been traced to a va
rIasicn in the lettering un the face of the
note, the departure from uniformity appear-
ing on the notes of the following institn-
tionE:
The First National Bank Of Washington,
DC.
The First National Bank 0: SandusEy,
0lin.
The First Nat;oual Bunk OF Fort Wayne,
Ind.
Tie First National Bank Of Youngstown,
Ohio
The Firs.. National 31nk Of indianapolis.
Ind.
The First National Bank Of Stamford.
CtEn.
On the note: Of these banks, which were
ar,rre tLc first o.eanfxed uude. the law. the
lnc '@Th!s Nete Is Secured" d., exeuds 10
tho lett o; the line shore it, which reals,
~ ttio.*! Cur, ncyii' whereas on tho other
tseues Ole ljnc IL wholly beneath the other.
The omission Of the word, ''tbe," before the
word *'l.onds, )" which was decided upon attcr
the manufacture OF the plates was cougde.a.
bly, I'd auced, accounts for the discrepancy.
There are no cnuutcrfeits Of any dcnomiua-
tor Of The nati5nal carrenc5 in ci:cutat.on.
, 1865-06-23
FROM MADISON.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
MAp1 cS, J1uo q.
The following d1tpsteh was received so-day by
Acting Governor EpooEer il response to urgent
dispatches soliciting edditforal facilities for
prompt payment Of our returning eoldiers:
1yp1ASAPo1Is, Jue II, Is.
To tha Governor O: Wisconsin:
Twill eeud two more paymsstcrs, aud hold al
to etiict accountability. Please be as palient
with the PayClastets - Possible. Every effort
will be made 70 expedite psyments~ but the large
.rmies returning to- the different States In this
DcI urtment Al present. renter 1t impossible to
par 1s promptly as dsslrable.
DAx'L MCCLURE, Chief PayE.s'er.
detachment OF ono hundred and elehtssn I've
efrk and nucHded Wisconsin sol1lers from rarI-
Gus Wiseorstu o,CanizatlozR. arrived here II 1aY,
having been tls1 stuIFcd to Wisconsin hospitals
hy rCques: If the Governor.
1ae officers IT tie 25th Wisconsin regiment,
hc'd a me efinR lakt night nrt adopted measures
favoffcg he 1omtnst1un OF Gen. Fattthlld, u
the Onion cand.dats for Governor.
, 1865-06-23
FOURTH DISPATCH.
8npcrtRnx Internal Revenue Dect1toIl
-hfure applications for FArsaon.

IMPORTANT Internal Revenue E5eelt1ou
-h1Urs Applications for F&raon.
{specl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tf!sune:1
WAsuIxoro3 june s1.
The following Important dects1oa concerning
ultie1ts taxable il Siaiet lateiy IN Iehellon, Ru
re ntued hy The Com Ai.slouer Of Internal Ae7e-
Hne to-n0tfpW. .t
The traes which kuch Manufactured a1tl-
cles tIsnspos,ed, II about to be transported pc
yubd ths 3tu1ls Of the Slaes lately in fobe4lion,
will BE- held sut5sct to, will depend in each cas-
uppn me particular ctseumftnnces. In all esses
tured pr,os TO the nest ,dsy Of seriemher,
lsaa, they will mt he liable 10 tax.
and no duty vi be Assessed OF collected
IN 3efmente1 llquots, or ca coal, illuminating
otl. dl.nlled spirits. coilon or woo'en fabrics.
whsch rtro ht.Eed. Manufactured or dat lied
prior to. the eald drst cay Of Sep enbt., 1861,
Nhs thcE tnt .au1e were removed for c2nsnua2t
IF tale or not, when satisfactory prput tha.. be
furnished tothe assessor Of the district that the
tarne wese sct0alfy pk1ufactured prior to th Il
cate Articles r1annfactuf.d or prodne:t ana
sod OF removed for consnupton Or fos ee.lrety
to others than seeris Of The uanusscturer pro
I'd the 3u OF xnsch, 1863. will 1t subjected !,
ste t.1 lnco+td by the act Ct july 1st- 1ac:. o.
1l! tuch aEtfc'tf. .uc 1he tsx to be l-vieG "n IL
pcr:ed Il: Aforesaid. vi Big tcat which ~as in.
u II t.. the Law h. it * xeted wheu they frat be-
caue 1l.hlt 70 tax, sud this seses.nant will b.
rns1c It The rat. which ostaiued at that
| time. When any ar,1c.e i claimed tn be +xs npt
r euhj ct to lets r,te Of s.1 'nan II furntcd NJ
az asto,J :" to the A;Eesso: ol lie Ds,tic,
mast re gwen q: the rte Of tax
T. winch il 1s snhjeced oiherv I'd It ri b. prop
| etly n>neesed under rht liz 1oW In fu:c:. Wo:n
| yn -dr hays been removed ftnm ,h- district Ia
Wa.cl they HsIe manufacturers, Hhsthst uades
, 1865-06-23

FIREWORKS.


TIE Ct:e:r.tsd DratoE Frem um F4.svo:D, At
WI. lss.e sfKo oil kinds Of -feen rnit Y tGelr
se.eo1 srlt np Commission By t8AtCa GO2nlsLCH.
Md E3 So1ti4 WARE sAfets, tpEte:b AteAEac go
, 1865-06-23
FROM DESytOlNES.


fSps cIal Ditpatch to the Chicago Ttfhune.1
DEsMo1sEs, June =.
The sieh winds. during the late t'uru, unfoof
ed serc1sl hons:s in Ncntoe and Jaspc: counties,
ard ievelsd many :Eecs Il this vicinity. Tce 1000
IN ths D, sA.oipee, below the junction Of the
t,uon md Three Rivers. vas quite destructive. A
,s,vf nj, s,pp Of the village Of Edd5syife was sub
rcrcet. and thc bridge acreas The DcsHotce. 1t
that no,nr dsstso5ed. About orc hundred famtia y
are rstt 10 hare besI driven from their honse: By
,hc wate: AZ EddssvlI1e. Ezttnslve damage Vas
dcre 10 sas crops ard faces 1own The river.
, 1865-06-23
RepoF t+d Arrest UF Heaure&nrd-Tfado
irs N.ts- Orlsnn~-LAttr fr4m Mexico
Decline of 1axlmi:i1an's Power
. Important order by tseAs Heron,

Repof t+d Arrest UE HeaureSnrd-Tradc
II, NV: orl:nn*-LattE ~. frsm % 5eSaeo
;. important Order by Gen. Heron
NEW ORLEANS. June 19.-It ia reported that
Gen; Ge:u'rsssd ha. teen arrested and taken 10
A very large ana enthusiastic meeting was held
OIL Saturday night, welcoming home and jnGors-
scc Coy. cb'll*s acton r:gasdlug h!s remoyal ur
the STATE snt city ofneia,s:
tt1ielont OF prntnct. in the interior OF tina South
cru States where thtra IL no Communication o{
w.tef or 1sll wE1e removed.
E1ttrcr'e poner Ii wan'1g fact. Mn1:mAItan IL
mere pupptt in fhc hands Of M7rsh41 14Eatne.
Tee aT1ses ns nd 11os
contre1 over him. She IL reilly Empresa Of Ne11-
CO, .Tta fo,elgn and Mexican troops arg bo1d.f-
ne Or atsnrssnf.ai1n Ihe Esensn on'y sre Re-.
Governor clsTke, 81 Nfstiss1p 1ppt. ns.eed through
Mot!lc nn rhe 9Th. on bis way to VS. btugton:.
ucn e:al Alert Pike, the rebel, has atrl4ed
jehn Kellogg, the newly appointed Collector
Of th' 8 port. has arrived.
Eos t.surd IN lEpor:ant order for freedmen
TO 1tturn to ,hcir former maetcrs untll tar grow
ing c:ops are gathered. which Will prevent des
t,tutinn and suffering With botn c.asaes. Definite
rolnacts for pay and support are required Tor The
30 pri:ate s,e.ncF ret for Te1a.. Transports
219 kVh2GA 0AtA AEtAAAAAe FAAeHA<AHs
Important from Mcxteo-Capture OF
tosnaneo a Confederate OWcer
Tsken-ghe Southern Rebeth In
neutrality-suspicious. Of LofAfey In
Louisiana.
NEW On1xAS., Jupa .o.-A!vices from tho
Nnr'h Of Mexico fufutsh The fo.luwtug f4cta:
Comapgo. sftes nr1ef rttlstaLce, was tskan hy
Gen L,T,tz, impegialEet. lie a!so Captured the
nulortonb Capt. DedeI, soruseIy OF the Confeler.
ase service. He viii be iltlA a. a SPY,
The prrfr1nent Influential ftbels or as they C.ll
ihtmtclres ard as they are tennmlnasrd 0J tho
Mc1Ic. n, Auacafcan Mft,c1n residents, who have
touEht that County as an asy1nm and psotec lou
from Yapkce rule, declare that they Hln give
phytIcsI euppntt TO the Emperor; that they are
lcIernfpcd never to live under the aag from
which they lied. The object Of making lh-ls
hDu+a in Nexcu Is peace sn1 stability, aud they
viii be to Mexico Yhnt they we're II the C3nfed-
rrzcy. The winnie tenor of the news placea these
Amenran Mt1fcans IN the position OF tbs Wan
dtr,ns Jew, without hn.ne Vt re:tsns place.
3be oiffr1 nf psrtth organizations Of Louisiana
express the following sentiments: Ths strife
| hst cir.et. The revolution h4s fslled. There
rsuet te no attempt or rancwa! nf Imposition. AZ
must acrepk ts+ nd in Rond faith. ard tt.nd oy
Tho government" Tney reprohste g1erils war.
kna acts aca'nst 1ndl=iduas ho)tln. polIt Il
| nptDfhbs differing frocl thtmseiva7 that good
| fcelirg thouid he immediately restored. t7at
| lhty 1ru.s stsud by aut support the Constitution
srd l1Ws OF The Unsth Staet, and Louist4n1, and
nre in favor OF Furnishing anY tnteact!on thereof
| Go'd, - H. Mttcltng cott,n 29c. Large
srnnr1t nffe.fcg,