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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

NENTRAL RAILkOAD OF NEW-JEhoEt
Passenger Depot In New York. foot Of berty-st and
Freight DeDo In New York. Pier No. 2 North River con
Meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware Laekiwsnna
and Western Railroad at Esston with @hgh Valley Hall
road forming direct line TO Pttzougn
| and the West without chaIgs OF cars.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Extrr Trains daily from he West except suhaay~
when ~venns Triin. c,,
siIy Miles and Two Hours saved BY THIS line to Chicago
Cincinnati 81 Louis etc. with but change OF CARS
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April - 1885, leave New y ork az 10 lows
At6.oo a m. for Ea.ton. Mach Chunk Wiiian'pcr-
WlkesbArre. Mai anoy City kc-
a. m.-tor brr-.n Point 49, -. r,.
MAI TRAS-Ats:0pa IN. Tor r. nnyton, Fss'on, water
Gap Scranton Wkssbarr-. Groa. nd, Pris'on BinshAa
ton. &c ,. c.,
BEND Al-ltoxn. Reading. hsrsburg Pittsburgh AID the
West with but cAsc OF cara 20 Cincnnan OF 'ho4to'
and bu, two changes to 81 Louis = ,u,..
90 m T. 80 5:3l 100 and II fn- for EhIloeth
400 m TRsrr-for Ess,on. Allsntown. Mauch Chunk
o. m-for Esson Sen anton Great bend, Bethieheua Al
lsntovn Maaca Chunk and Wilhamsport
5 o. u.-For some vile and feinington-
go D. m.--fof Somefyie. r An,
100 70 m HgsTyg ExPRxss 1RkfS-for fsston. Ai>n
town Resains Hau.burr Pittsburgh and tho West orep
ips cars through J-sey City % f.oWsh every e'sgt
| ELIrABErHPoKr AND Skv fokx rEAtr-bes'e NeW
yora from Pier No u. H., 3vv Bo<s stop ~ Der
r.n Point and Mariners Hsb
Tke,, Tor the West can obtained at the once OF ,ns
C.n,r.l Railroad Company foot OF Libsityst n n. o'
A.or iioa.. At III $50 Broadway and At bs PIN
cipsI hstel. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On ard
sfer MONDAY, June 1895. trains Fave Thirtiehst
Station Albany and Troy connecting win Northern and
Western trains, at 1870 q M. 2 T. q, 1919 p m sleep
ins Cars attached TO and 1880 ~. trsn. 1heo M
train run. through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge via Troy
without change u cara Sunday train y p M.
T. NJ TOtCEY. Asst. s1pt
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Mem pnblieatlons.
Now Ready.
THE JULY NUMBER En-

Now Ready.
THE JULY NUMBER e.
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a poprLAe MONTHLY or RELIGIOUS AND USEFUL
READING.
IRIS CONTENTS iScJuDE;
ryrrT GEN ORANI. BY DR. j. r. THOMPSON.
WWkkLLKiS3si A RAMBiE. BY. PnoY. EeBEEr ss1Ta
A PICTURE AND A SERMON: ny onAW .n ps Hnsu.
THE ABJURATloN OF "AMEhi0"' ny I'm
ST. JOHN: POEM By FRANCES E4,TwG9D BY DR.
THE OVERLAND ROUTE ~ OALifo"-'i' -
H9SoLyLv; b. MRS. sap AyerH; sS = H. GILLETTE.
fMPERlALlsM ByDH T. 5. poh G ns scb,s. poems,
By r5oE H. F. sh s liza n se%no MT'
the snthor OF =" Fred end Maria snd Mo- anu o'"e'
popular sr, writers o, scbporrs masterpiece.
Az Jo eSEpT"if STfRPREiiSG PHARAoHs DREAM,
illustrates this number
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 1T,
spcb monthly i. Of value in every Christian hou'ehoa
INewYork Observer ,...-- A.. =. q ;o,rnaI
whose articles not only OF present Interest oa Of
continued In the will constitute bound VOLUMES VI
canmendns Itself highly the religion.
and literary taste Of the county and We are conaen' VIA
who seek to promote sound ard healthy
Il Godspeed and old TO extend Its circniAou'-lNe'
Evanseist ,c,x.,;.o ,u,sl.
Just tho thing for every faniyheslthy Instructive
religious, unsectarianI Presbyterian Standard ,,. .,
! Weheartiy commend il to sI who desire = UseaIno
high literary and sound religious tone-lIhe o0ns'es'
6cnsist uomau
viii be the equal Of best secular monthies In sohy
boston Traveer. ,.
worthy bill Of fare hs places tins new enterprise i'y on
Level with its elderly compeers- New-i OK lines
1000 AGENTS WANTED.
TO canvass for this work Popular in form. just tho monthly
for every family and put at low pice, an energetic ssen
can mako it profitable labor Clergymen without charge
returned soldiers, during vacation, aud ladies' seeking
pesssnt means OF support invited to make ta oil II
For particulars and specimen numbers apply to the pup
fishers. ~ - ,,o,,,
TERMS FOR HOURS AT HOME.
81 per year in advance; single numbers: ~ cents cup
Of Eve paving full pce and sent to address WIN receive
an extra COPY. so clubs Of ten more each, % %.
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No. ia Grsnd.st, New-l ork
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Weooina CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lO4 Ful.
"A tonst-wEDDING CARDS and FINE srAIloNEhf
Established 1881
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Il NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains vii

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.--Tralns VIII
i 4 leave James slip New York. % follow;
800 NJ Oreenpo Mail and Passenger Train stopping al
ali Way Stations, and connecting with Glen Head hosyn and
Hemp,tesd Trains Chi,
1879 a. IA syosset Train, stoppipg a, all Way stations
1880 o. N. Gresnport Express, connecting with hosyn,
Glen Head and Hampstead AID stopping al al stations east OF
Hckylle except on Saturdays, which days al Extra
rain will leave at p making Attic connections 70 arm
Jamaica and deer Park ~
p. m. syosse Passenger Train and GIL " ay stAon ei
cepng Glen Head and Roslyn - 90 -
8 30 D. ~ For North Islp, Hampstead. Glen Head and
On sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters PoD. q. St3
4 IN for Yaphsnx tnd all intermedst. Stations:
o. CHARLlCK, President
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Meoiral.

~ COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCKU.
The srtice. which compose this preparation are especially
RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY
for the euro Of the various affections ofthe
STOMACH, URINARY ORGANS RHEUMATISM.
GENERAL DEBILITY. DROPSY. CHRONIC
GONoRRHEA AND CUTANEOUS
DISEASES.
All that long list Of nervous irritable disorders which arise
from
EXCEssEs AND IMPRUDENCE.
PERMANTLY CURED
by
sMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
TRY 1T.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DEMAs BARNES CO, Wholesale Agents for New
York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
BURLEIGH ROGERS. Wholesale Drusg's
No s6 Hanover..t. Boston. Masa, General Agents
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Btationerp amo fanen GOODS.

CTATIONERY. PAPER and ACCOUNT
ROOKS NJ sv.,, tina At lowest prices Orden
prompt attention. fRANCiS ~ o xiSi
Job Printers Ststioners &C., No. - maideniansN
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

A RMY OFFICERS will be literally treated
N with they require assistance in closing their Ordnance
and Quarermastrr IccouIt Certificates Of nonindebted
ness speedily procured through Warrington Ohce Ac-
counts collected and cashed- j.. BROWN Co.,
Bankers, No. . PARK place.
An Di.charged Soldiers can have their claims for Pay,
Boupty Clothing and Rs,ons Money speedily settled and
sshed If tho United States Army Agency and Banking Oce
OF L. BROWN Co.. No. 2Park.place
T OST, STOLEN and MISSING SECURI-
TIES Il propose issue the first week IN July. and
monthly thereafter in Pamphlet FORM correct and reliable
LIST Of all LOST, STOLEN or MISSING SECURITIES,
such a. Railroad Bonds and Stocks State City and County
Bonds Government Bonds Stocks and Notes etc. etc
These will be specified and arranged In tabular form that
easy reference may made any description OF security
and believed great safeguard viii be furnished to all par
ties buying or dealing In such property.
The importance OF such pamphlet TO the community may
BE- inferred the fact that the undergned
of over 1000 different Cercstes Of Government bocks
which have been caveated at Washington.
All parties who have suffered the loss In any OF
description Of Securities and all Corporsons and State City
or County Officers been notified Of the loss Of Sc
ourities are INVITED to furnish the undergned with full
thereof which will be inserted in the list without
charge furnishing the best possible advertisement Of such loss
The pamphlet will also ncnde lrr OF the highest and low
s prices of the different securities Of tho New York stock
Marie during each week OF the preceding month and the
financial statements Of tue different Railroads a. they are
published.
TERMS-eIo per snnum In advance, postage free
Pieasr .ddress EDWIN ID. FOSTER,
Cara Keohu Bon Co., No. 70 EIchsnsepAee New York
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1TALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-A
6topss, Ranses, Sc.

HNUE NETWORK WATER-BURNlN0
L STOVE COMPANY offer for sale their iMPlnoNhr
WATER.BURNlNG RANGES. HOUsE-suRNA1Es as
conkiNG STOVES and will alter Old Ranges aud Furnaces
~ a. 10 ave hall III. usually consumed No. 2S Cana
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven 100 800 (E1,) lilo = l,l5, (ExD
AGO tEI.) a45 4 ~ and $40 (EX, pm
For Brdsep port 100, 800, tfI.,I llJo l2l3, (E1)
3GO. (EI J I45 & 10 and 8 90 III p. m.
For Milford and strntford 100 lliO 345, 40 m
For Fairfield Southport and wes,port zoo i1o III. Jaa
%3Pm- 80 800 . -
3+5. 40 SO, SO lEx.,l IN.
For Dar.en 100, 40 ll.30 a. IN. 3s5 40 so p. m.
For Greenwich, 100 30, ll30 - - 80, 90 go M
For stamford, 100, $50 EI $50 ll3o NJ lal5, (EI)
900 (E1 JS 40, $50, 60. 500 tEI..l p. N.
FOR Port Chester and intermediate stations 100, $50 IL
. IN. 3s5, 40, SO, $50, 100 p ~:
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, Wis Springfield, $50 tEI) 800 (EI 500
p. IN. -.
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5, EI,l coop.
For Hartford and Springfield $40 tt1) A. m (EI,1Io
HI.,l lIl5, 800 D.
For Connecticut River Railroad 300 a m (Ex,) l2l3p
to Montreal 200 p. IN. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providsnes and Fi.hsil Railroad, 500 EN-
For New Haven New. London and stosinston Rslrosd,:
500 q IA. l213, 800. 800 p. III.
For Canal Railroad. lab p m. TO Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad. A. m AMI p. M.
For Naugniuck Railroad, 400 m, 800 =.
For DsnbuIy and Nofwsk Railroad, 100, $50 40
Pm.
JAMES III. HOYT Supt.
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QUARrgRNAsrRR-GBNER OYrics,
WILMINGTON, ID. C., May %, 1865.

OFFICE rms PENNSYLVANIA COAL Co.,
No Ill BROADWAY, NEW YORK June II. 1853 y
DTTTSTON COAL at AUCIION.-Ine
II PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY will sell at pu6.
lie auction on WEDNESDAY. the Path Of June nst lot
O'Clock a. a. at Exchange Saleroo. No. III Broadway by
BIJRDETT JONES Co., Auctoneers 20 900 tuns OF fresh
mined PITTsrONr COAL of the usual sizes, deliverable
at Newburgh. pro rata, during the month Of July
The will positive, and tho usual conditions iof
the sale and hi Of the pany Co to be stated at
time o. sale. a., a,
Terms 50 cents tun. In current funds payable on t9s
day of sae and the basnce with tie Government tax OF
Der tun In current within 10 DAYS the
o,gcs Of the Company GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave
IN foot OF Coranlt st. for PHILADELPHIA at 10 and II 10
a. m u III, and D. IN, aud ~ midnight for BALrIa0as
and WASHINGTON. at and liD M, p. M, aud u mid
night Military Tickets not receivable In tbs r. train
For other particulars zoe bills ut Offices.
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Gorses, Garriases,fNe.

NOR SALE-An elegant COUPE, made 70
order Tor lady BY one the best city makers scpsro'y
upholstered with crimson satin, with Zip lining shat: s
"a Ft Nineteenth st. between Irvnspacs and Th'rd eve
Inquire Of Mr. WALDRoN.
nUETON or CABRlOLET WANTED
Must be- nearly new. Address G. A.. Tribune Ohsa
stating price,
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REMARKS ON CERTAIN PAssA!
urST RECEIVED.

The entire Library Of English Clergyman, containin
about coo volumes Of STANDARD Works in Theology, History
Biography General Literature. Classical Works &c. &C
Some Of the above very Latin and Greek worE
nrined IN the 10th and 18th centuries For sale at a.
bRANDS No l9 Whi;e-st. (west side Of Broadway N
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VINUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALI
INC AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAkBOk
SCOTIA New. orb. "Wednesday. Juno 20
Boston. odncsdhy, yny
CUBA leaves New iok. " ednesdsy. July u
CHINA,,....lesvesB o-ton.... W ednesdsv. Jny 10
PEVSA.........iesye New. FORK w ednesdsy. July &c
leaves Boston. . "wednesday. Aug
IRON SEwYoRK TO LIVERPOOL $1,000
Chief Cabin PsssAr~.
Second Cabin Passage. Sow
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. .............:.:... % "
psyable in gold ts equivalent in United States currency
berths not secured until paid for
An eI perenced Surgeon on board
these ships will not be accountable Tor specie
or Vausbes unless Bills Of Lsdng having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
For Freight or Passage apply to
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T1NO PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE
l. SUPERIOR-One Of the end magnificent stesmers
METEOR and PEWABlC win leave Cleveland Ohio every
MONDAY, at 8 D. m, and Detroit, Mich. every TUES.
DAY, m and Port Sarnis every TUESDAY, at 10 ?.
m For rsa comfort and pleasure the Lake Superior trip Is
uu.qnsled on this continent The best "SPECkLED
TROUT fishing the world and nowhere can the lNVA'
LID realize such substantial benefit In the cool dry and In
MIGRATING climate OF Lake Superior 10 also the "CHEAP'
Est TRIP" offered being only about cents per me which
includes and meals For information or securing Of
rooms. apply 10 0ARRETSON Co., Cleveland, Ohio J.
WHITING 4 Co. Detroit Mich
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lust PUBLISHED.

AN EXPOSITION OF THE THIRTY NINE ARTICLES
Nv I'm Harold Browne with additional notes, by Bp. vii
Hams VOL 8vo s70 pages printed in superior style OIL
limited Paper Subscription price So
III. -
REMARKS ON CERTAIN PASSAGES IN THE THIRTY
NINE ARTICLES,
By the Rev John Henry Newman, ID. ID. vol, iLmo
price rs. The above reprint of the celebrated 'Iae
No 90J
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBUR8, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

LOWELL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stannch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTOi. and CITY OF NEW-fOkR,
leave ork daily fsundsys excepted at O'Clock NJ
nom Pier No. 70 North River, foot Of Vsstry st.,
FOR NEW. LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom the
above points, Wis Norwich and Worcester Boston end Wor
cse Worcester and NsshuA and New London and Northern
Railroads
Frrixht taken Of the lowest For Information inquire
Of T. ). MARTIN, Agent, Oh the PieL
A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. via the Eris
Railway from foot Of Cbamber,st, RuNNiN0 THROUGH
To CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
with railroads for oil principal cies in the West
This road beng extended and will soon BE- IN coppss
r,ti ard St I,ouis without break Of gauge -
hleadyile Pa General Su2't
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Ofean Steamers


TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI
u FORNIA VIA IsTgMUS OF PANAMA..
The Thea Atlantic Mali sesm.p Co wia d'.psteh Steamer.
semi.monhly at noon from the Company new ana comno
dous Pier. No. a. North River foot Of Csnsl-st
hi, .6 DtiahTV QUEEN. ..... .slocum
(Connec,,ns At Psnsm. with Con'titusioon.1
July riS sAaRiME H1e:'''N
'' No. Showing Green.
Steamship LAFAYETTE for BREsr and rAvRE, SiIl
: from pier No b. North RysI foot Of .x Ps.sn
gers are requested be at o'clock not re-
quired the may be put on board on THURSDAY nm
MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
wi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfS
new lin. Of drstcass sid. wheel STEAMSHIPS. between
NEw-YORK and HAvnE. A.
The frat splendid Vessels intended TO he put upon this
hvore route for the Continent sre the foIowins
y. t .nn. So h horse
UROPE................325t uns. goo horsepoweL
......".....: tshoat); ~" horse poweL
ShP3hFTS fRoM Ssi sS1 TO HRvRE
stopping at BREST to land Nails and Pssenser'' sheseby
EUROPE. Capt. 4 Duchcsnr........ Friday, May 2S
LAFAYETTE. CAPT A. Bocsnde.. ...fndsy, Jsnen
s S, CABIN "1S1"f .D' b. Sa. or sS
Payable gold is equivalent in United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE YREk OF CHARGE
f'' is''A' OF p'''' GE3I33E MACKENZIE. Asen.
No Broadway. New fot.
Atari No. II Boulevard des Cspucnes GrAnd HoS) at
Hsyre WILLIAM ISELIN Co.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM-
II rANY.
UIMlrED) -
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
Shi, Tuna CommsrIev.
QUEEN (now budinsi. ..J.sI2.
ENGLAND (now building. 3t0.................... -
SCOTLAND. NOV buiding)3,a o...................c"
ERIN .....................Jsio
HELVETiA. frowse.
PENNSY LVANIA. 82...............'".GrosA
VIRGINIA.. ....''.'..'''''''""~st
oo.
Leaving Pier No. IS. East River. ss follows;
EHlN..
VIRGINIA. ,h'ufusJ' y"J
AND EVERY ALTERNATE HEREAFTER
The Csbin board these esinefs are IN
surpss,ed and the rates lower than by any other Inc
Cabin passage 100; Steersgc $50 Payable in currency
The ner not be accountable tot specie
or vusbe unless bills Of sdng having their value expressed
therein are signed therefor.
For freight or cabin passage sppyto
WILLIAMS 4 GUION. No. II "'ls'-
For steerass passage apply 10
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lst5.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1865.

Passenger Station IN YORK Twenty Seventh a.
aud Fourh-aye. Entrance on Twenty -s.s-nth-st-
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HOURS AT HOME.

TWO NEW BOOKS, PUBLISHED THIS
Il DAY by TICKNOR FIELDS.
ESSAYS IN CRITICISM. BY MATHEW ARNOLD. vol.
SONGS FOR ALL SEASONS. By ALFRED TESsrsos.
70 cents
POETS FOR THE PEOPLE. In size aud style 1t 10 uni
form with HOUSEHOLD POEMS. and contains Thirteen
Illustrations from drawings by MAcLIsE T. CRgswIcK S.
EYrrNGE, c. A. BARRY, G. PERKINS, and H. FENS II pre-
the admired lyrics and songs OF the English Lau
reste In form which combines besuty and cheapne The
Initial volume of the series, HOUSEHOLD POEMS, by Mr.
LokGyKLLow, has been received with general fsvor
NATIONAL LYRICS. BY JOHN O. WHITTIER The thiro
series viii be published on the h.t Of July
Either books will be to address, post
paid receipt Of the advertised price by the Pnbhe
TICKNOR & FIELDS Boston.
NRPHEUS C.. KERR's NEW BOOK is a
~ THIRD series Of his humorous and exquisitey sstca
comments and sughable hits at the prominent military ana
political events OF the day. Ever body Laughing over H.
CARLETON, Publisher, New-l ork
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6ales bp Auetiots.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49t
l1B'wsy. nearly opposite ST. Nicholas HotsL-GEO A. LA
, 1865-08-11

1ao1saud sheep and lambs Ind been destrov,
ed By dogs. The sheep.erowers had unlted
II system Of records that told against the
dogs, and stringent Law for registration. d p.
eefiPtion and license WAS passed. ~,
Western States have, from time to t,n,s
nored In this matter With no yerv ms-t =
result. The evil done By the DOGS "a one.s.Ss aso
but they have friends In commnntt- ""
court, and no adequate restriction ~ , ~ =
canine sheep robbers has been srt,a... .as
we are called to this Subject h1 Gu sa'
uciog the attention It Is recetyine - 1o..o ~
where the papers are LOUDLY comn1. 1ona 49,.
1.-THE extent Of the evil. The psa.rsA uss
;sS,. s1y uo9s N b1emer county are doing tlonr.
.sn,Dg asa business In killing sheep. In INA
~ ssesp 70 me value of $1.4A1 we're destrnye8
- aoes IN Hardin county. Number nf dos.
N tne county, ST.. The Anamos, H,r.fo 49,
gives me following statements: This nnrnhs-
os oogs In Jones county, a,1o6. Fst,m,tsd
eost 81 support, at SO each per year. sal an
'ene q sheep destroyed by dogs du.tnr nasf
@ seai, $lSS. Total expense of Keeping dooe
'S1. The Dubuque Herald SAYS, dur3nc
tae year 1s64, sheep we're DESTROYED by dosa
~ uaonaae county, to the value Of IS Ell.
! aau aoos' tnls Is much less than the des-
uuefion in other counties, as We learn from
our exchanges. OF the depreciation, of dops
Inc Muscatlne Journal says: Mr. Newson
nsing four miles west Of Upton, hid TWENTY
nVe mead OF sheep killed By dogs on =
angle night week or two aInce w.
doubt not that the record Of similar den,eaa-
lons In Illinois and Wisconsin vor1d ~
, 1865-08-11
MARINE lKkNs.

B2fGue AcoTa r F8Ao4efe&.
Ihn C1natI1n haIQua Aeotn+ Capt Muir. from Port
Dshouss for this port, IN batlMr Vas toundered On
Lake Michigan shout thirty MI - trcm tha II anton
IslandI. on Tuesdsy morning Asout Two O'CLOCK The
Captain suI four OF the crew wero Loaf. Tzo men
were picked up By propeller and taken 70 AtlHn1
keh-
ANEW wp4oPHLLE7.-Att the Jatd CT L.uh L.tfa-
uieF alrvelsnd.s 1rpeler for the Northern Tran1-
part1tton Ccmpkay II b. !n2 constructed, She VI
put the ttot1h about eight Week1 since, It
axpoctet hAt aAe will b. completed b. the nrss OF
September next. Tha ttxne11ions OF this new oost
are ~ folloas. leug oser al III fast: bresdsa
beam oTts III fsxt taeh-t; depth Of hp.d T. teot
buItaen shout SO tons- Sas has beautl ri model,
and hel earning capacity u vary la,ee tor her ton
nsxs shs r. ia.s = laEss av;R .aI =. e.a pssa
10 spare Bhn viii y launched the latter past oi tn1
week Tia engine u inca cylntse9 t1d tazAn lee
atruxe, nov IN the Propeller Uatasto OF tho 1lna
viii &c placed II the new pronelier. She viii ID
deo By ApS. a Shaver. mGmeIlY CT tho Dn.1-
no. sAe Nll hava N itoH ste1. which viii bs tho
hFst svsT put On steamer for ba lower lAka t1aia
P1ofa1Lxn OxNpA pIaAnrHp.-The prop. Mento-
II. which al1ysd hero ysAta1dey morning from Cni'
esEo ftpoffs tha PROP OuetdA disabled BY ths nteak-
nE or her machinery neN the Beaver fARnes or
Lake Afch1Ean. LAte IN keSenea ta&s she VII
BE- toved 70 Atlxanteo for pltss. md doun1a efo
this hss s171Eet the<a-Dttrott 1t1aun6.
coLLIsIoN.-A to!iistua took p'Aes Monday nial'
between tho bh1Que Farmer and unknown tssse'
bo'h upward bound IN TO wh1le coming ap ptnsr a,
uoif rlTef- Tht nature OF tbs damages t1 1Hsn.stf
70 what extent va ware not Inform -. y ~ ~
azs dltnot come to hAad*-DetToa 1rsaa"a*
, 1865-08-11

sSst aguIes do not tell the whole tto.y OF h.
ass,s iss4s iss5oq Is! !!
so1ent pn,ensssrs u les favorable mssksts II T.
sssi XhsS * ~ Z
6iaed I'm aon:aai sSand.uce I'd IL, az aiyss ss
ns.d Francs atuay fass. susc 4, sa2g 5 ytog ths
E.nss a. ,s,do pf du any is.Ee eIc:ss sSe
essanei nGFtssfa tss sI..ss
~ Pr qn1ess ri hss crop
and sother avail.ble .oarce, om snlp
r. ISL tae3s ". lasEs densiency Il Il. Fs.na6
I'd III Europs W. NOE i.s g az na
0tat Britain a1wsy. needs III addition tn n. ,,
Ti1h r. ent fns auount rsaared varies ef
erep, ase Rcod hs aasess = ee:ds hef
70 - to clsae her i@ports On rsyorsb,e .slr
Above :nd via aas1s sood Tf,e e ash
~ parts q the world. she had Ii iii DE- nwn ~
Fl a.ei. Is *, ysf t. +.
M to the r. 5Eests 80 muca later ID Ia ours a.
e. ysd il die,s
- oeow N average crop Tasie
tss!s & ;;s
Letter. Ipeak q certain eecreasa from ia1y xNs
snd
IN t. won 9Ts total not exceeding 90 cent
~: pses: .! !s., country were not 10 ez..,,,e
b saea z hs% G%
- k ;rHa 1s Fsse tloEer TO ldysnce p,icss ID.
MhoauGe hM ~ N9nd e unchecked 1t at.nae IfSa tAish is
'1G.s = tnipnents would help the trsue Oh ,th
taso anatusa' in ptices Eonfd i.
,cn SlrsGo ~ Gopa o: tnstained throuzhoas the ees-
ao 1n nm nssxet Eunber o speealst5ss chiefly @es
Z rs No. sP aaya2se n neen p!ema toreed
anan ~ r.. !, nei: nut Leads 10 abroad
Il! ueen telt, shut Il EcteEtlug ihe competition.
tt saGE tEe ceuts" e our foreign trade In bread.
.ahs. W hare conplteI from ofIc!Al recoTds =
meat re toth exports ncna the United States
-, III tef1t1 rseCtStrt to the famine IN Ireisni
,oHa q the 1Ateat Official return. We hsYa nv
n qnanAf! sent TO GseAt Rr1iAt1 in 4 separate cot
alr 1na !hen the total quantity aud Y4Iue to Ill
;! erts trcru tbs United statAs ~nnat wbe..no,r
Indian corn nnd cIEn.mesl, from ls4t to is5s H.:
elusive; :" s"'Ss A4- | l
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