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, 1865-05-30

FROM the C1hc1nnau Commercial, 41th.1
At about quarter after SIX o'clock yesterday
morning, there WIS an alarm Of fire, occasion.
ed By the explosion Of boiler in the sp;ce
and drug mill Of H. Hartze1, No. 1G{ West
Columbia street, 4 visit to the scene Of the
disaster 1ereals the most frightfni havoc. The
building b five story brick, Joining On the
west Mestemaker's furniture mauufactosy,
and having an open unoccupted space Of
about two hundred feet On the east.
The entire front Of the building, from the
roof 70 the basemsnt, was torn away. and
now Lies masa Of blick and timber in the
sneet and along the adjacent pavement. The
first and second floors, were blown up bodily
MD tel! together with materials and machin-
e:y, pile OF indtstingutshable rubbish into
the baeemtnt. The floor Of the third story,
b'"kt and spllntcr.d. hangs BY the joIsts,
bslwetn the tWo wallis, leaving beneath q
clea1 open splcr, swept By the terrible force
Of Tie explosion. Stunding in front, the caze
is unoast,ucted clear through to the rsar,
*heFe the wall, to the height OF The second
story, has been likewise torn away.
. The engine runnin. tia spice rnill was sit.
uatcd on the first floor Of the building. viii.
The boiler, a fifteen horse power, W., i,cated
IL the cellar. The engineer, ! young or.
Lea I2na:d Jcla Ha1kuap. just he(vr. the
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|
| IHa GnKAI GUT eALK-NearA r N.n
II so1th CLARK as1ett. hEo now eno,1.1 =, ~ NeA'
Ine1 estaolhhn eat, which I. the hesa"1.,t."
Great Gilt sse, low 10 popular amon1 ia W -
iha HorthEest This has ZEN rrnae1. p
.osu'J consequence Of tho great rush r. ~
easao1anme0t, and the crowds OF purch .ee-s 49, ~ Ha
thtong thcra. Nc re1e17ed 10 .eVer.1 40 ~
N Na.en pesfons By the expenditure OF rns .aMs.
aAss aad 1szeturned to them any and ~ h,,.a
tolui e1a while you ara sure to 7eeeiye the e-S ~
s<us 1oaey' 3oa staad N equal chance wita n.h..
OF ststklrZ tfe' by tho present atlon ~ otass4
1cste which calls foz one Of tsn h,aAs. certt-
smother column In to dar's paper m =. ss'- Ii
ao7zfisemeat aertlak forth the D An NJ ~. aa @
me number Lid value OF tie ayt.ele4 vhtch ma
will pufchaae. ooa aoAlAx
tahiti he'd altogether neH avafao -. -.
tne purchaser not only receiver tha mn "ateh
money expended, but oftentm, "A !. n. , oA taa
ens Of serJ toodta tia1 Aad costly art,~,s .pt-
~ pasaen!Af Tno had teaaed Aer husband ~ sa1
.of. "n'ea No tpEoosoly having scarrtet-
100 large an amount Of KEaln) fslt ut,tnciines - @
ch@ae CHANGED to dsopla It 1G2 Bouth C1.., - pa"
ana came away Win IN e1e1aa Csstoz. EDr+h 49,
than 9sa It coat her the in.i aincant ~, aos kes
La. and ~ doubtless an irupsea.,bs oee aoA
mind OF tne husb-nd. feae1 10 III
En- passa"t Ne dcstsa to cs7tiop our r..dr.
eonfoundirR this eataoahusnt Win thu
no oHen aaTtxtsed in tho daily pees ana ,.htaA -
purchaser h1ts, upon lnve3tiz a13ou t. ~ ea -
penny aaal1s, gotten up Eor the puroose ~ ats.-
~ -: TX 49, OF softnisss atocka ctou the secon1
aana e'taalla hHena At she Eass Not An syt,.Is
by Aessra Dunn Co. ens Is vur4h I'll - - t7 eoa0
"a 70 oe' and indeed aaa we'll known chs..cts~ -
1epu6auon OF the Urn ltei1 and sae hnn.. - a-AA
Ftseatr II sufficient I1a1A4ty for TIN n.oo1. ~. ttN
e'y. We1o such not the eAse, y,s,ton vn,,A eex sx
thronk their eatabl sAmests u thsv 49, -" noS
vculd they 20 away With taeea vrr.sh.s 70. hoE
sasatactltn H. Kead>sho statement whgrb .~ W
our adEestlsinE eotamas- ~" u
, 1865-05-30

leoz1espsndenee Of thechicago Tt1bune.1
WAsH1Aorox, lows, May x6, 1855.
lite Board Of Home Missions, under the
e3fe Of the General Assembly OF the United
ffesoytettan Church, alter being In session in
1nls Place during the past week, to-day pre-
sentcd their annual report to tho Assembly
- paper full Of interest to the portion OF the
church which they represent. Largo SUCCESS
has attended the opetatioas of the Executive
Committee during the past year.
About sc, ,o0o will be needed for their plans
for the coming rear.
a most interesting report from the United
Presbyterian Bolrd of Foreign Missions WA
also read. giving q somewhat detailed &C.
count Of their work In foreign lands.
Ihey have Interesting, Important, and suc-
eeesf9l Missions In India, China, Italy, Syria>
The Boa,d have expended in their opsr,.
lions during the past Jear over s7a 900. About
ensuing year.
a very interesting and important report
from the Board Of Missions to The Freed1nen
Was presented to this assembly. Admirable
success is attending the work OF this Board.
Missions ofoacknuMlcdgcd influence have
been established at different points. The
board Rsks for an appropriation Of 81, COO to
enable them to carry forward their work.
Inns M work Is yet In its beginning, but such Is
tis importance that 1t must enlist ia Its bchalf
the ca'eful consideration and earnest efforts
Of patIfots, satesmtn, philauthrop{sts and
EAlisttans. It Is emtnentiy fitting for the i,
T. Church t. 20 forward earnestly in the
work Of eleyatfns this long d .vu-trodden and
oppressed class Of our fellow beings, Her
anti slavery stand In tue past gives hsr an ad.
fantagcous position now. 4 DELEGATE,
, 1865-05-30
1eus OAVta, Completely IL the ARsaSst.
nation.
lfrotu tho Washington Correspondence of tho
Rrrhe neuoorptf

Rochester Democfat1
The testimony proving the completely Of
Jefferson Davis Is very full and ample, but
cannot yet be given to the pu1ltc with any
completeness Of detail. I may props11ysta.e,
however, that 1t consists not merrly Of oral,
put also Of documentary evidence-1etttrs
(of J. D. and to J. d. sent on from Canada
and Richmond, picked up in New York and
furnished by the citizens Of Washington. I
may also state, suppose, without Involving
the witness safety, that man who has been
member OF Jefferson Davis official family
for the past four years has been here from
Richmond, snd testified before the Court in
secret session that he has seen letter from
Jefferson Nv1s to George N. Sanders, adyls.
Ing, as last resort, the assassination Of
President Lincoln and the whole Cabinet
Gen. Giant, being In the courtroom, rose and
destftd to vouch for the good character and
credlbll1tY Of the witness.
, 1865-05-30
EHE ENTERPRISING SPIRIT 0F
THE ACE.


i 1ha aRe Of storm and te,ex7apts ssen To ns,, IN
lsea INTO e4e91 department. Of commerce sQuethtpz
or tne1f velocity aud power EomAn or nnn ran noV
4 1ope 10 ttcce+d IN anv branch Of 3zada vho
60 NOT study To Initiate In their daily hua1neus tan
sae OF and the velocity Of the other. There
peope Eao look seonoRiJ mon Ill euteFprtges not
laid down by established rule Al thon-h IN ,Torid
"4 onl5 70 aoEc in the trodden path made by those
Hho bave xoIe he:ote NJ and TT who does not "a
member tie story OF G!zards ah1t u.spt Of warming
pans 10 uepc'l country, which laid tn foundation
o A1of70re cord to In Ia rattYo civ Scxrce
y nan W2o has acquired prominence In the CONNER
eial World but has. N the START boldly hesu his way
through channel, before u1e1plored Taa trpe buzz
ness mao laying out his cou1se does 1t regard ea
oi iolo laaomaskz; he Roea calmy and confidently Tor
Naso uzlnx the experience Of others only II |. viii
help him In hla pur se snd aaasr his UNDERTAKING..
AHoEz tue many ku :cefsiul enterprises of fhs day.
t1eater than the Aet1upoli.
san 6l1s sSstsm lu4ugu1Ated and per5tesoA b. C. Il.
DUN d Co.. and permanently located In t.ais city.
tron smM be1inntLR. they have. By their enter.
pE1ss, integrity, and $, stem Of nberautJ uprrec-
IN tho acnAa OF trade. raised thanaeIyel to tho
Hott rank an orE onr business men. Their iMme1s9
estabsl m nt1 may tefound IN New York eli ctunat1
Ch!csRr st. Lous, md other cIss o1leser note tc.h
on the Atlantic aad Parlcc coasts> The pesfe:oa OF
their t5stt II wonderful Each branch IL under thu
supervisor Of comteteut nen Int all responsible and
and all Rose.n.d with the regularity Of c,ockHark hv
the pa,ert housa Rul lid down for to diss,i
button OF gfs On the pEincp}. Of "she xreah1t rood
y tie Ersateat NUMBER certain per c+ssase ofths
NIT profu added 10 e1eh article sold by fhsr :,
the tc N cfgts 20 the p2rrhas.s, ana tae,e a;e ssc
ted with sperlal view 70 meeting tne wauta Of ii,
c'afses VI courfe. II ee"not be expected that .yarv
one who lnyeats I dollar . feeei7e k1ft worth
huhc1ed oolan but ete It hates and cnsucea a1e
10 arranged thA3 every purch Asr II Certain oI sncsy
iuEEotthlr9 of1eal uRefsntas and Of u tater yslue
At Tie retail p'ce than tina &ctusl cost No3ld bo =.
any other stoss. -
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g. #. Duttn & Ca.
EXCELSIOR,

EXCELSIOR,
aasfssesees as,saS { q nish. VITO xathe1tax tas,.
liza, ~i'h nio.t etAst1c re:d;
"@s1 ''<sa :as'f F. Dsna 12ta7 ! ts4I.! ttstI said
Hcr heeSa were r-d, her eyes w1e n.ixht,
~ Hno "a! nnI ed like ers. n oatt q: atEh.;
p hsrpY heres ste saw the fIxht
v people rie1lef BY the light,
lne iAes:, cao.c. q ct ttsA with tAs4
Had pnlchase. but that 4.ry day
A. Dunn I Cot.
shr passed a:ore vne,- Oft she'd bousht,
Mhsr. soo1a ~e:ekepx but .rtz.s not;
NJ sesd.a @ sus FL aas.:a 's:sa 81 :eta'
To Du1n 4 Go'4.
~ rxs5 s,Is:s + II: -! !s.: =: esy ,ask.d;
1"o n''' nj re e1sn: Tm:n = cnS nsx se0t1.
she Eaioed AdH,ittanee 10 tho sto.e
S. 50 ! ere.a :s &c sa'sa sas aHbheFsi''; shetss;
Beheld the ei;s n 70 stes md I'D fazu
She drew the thinx she most admired.
Aye, rot tho pFtz. hho m94r deAt1pd-
a leVer WATCH. " pcFsst goltt
Ono Of the 1lcst ever sold
At Dunn d Coz
Then. hasteninK bona with joyoos tread.
High In the alr ahoTe hor head
Before he- Ast nj he'd pAseRiG' eyeH.
Bic teld the x!isterink, costly pEl1e,
E1Um Dunn 4 CoN
The ioser ,fthe gentle maid
hec4i cd Fepr:tof. and, 8ofs4 3tAld
That SHE'D refnAe him Ia wedIock.
QIfck1Y exAmtEea the largo stock
A. Duaa & Cos.
Ha took 4 cherce-A Kin he WON
He and the maid were socn N Ade one.
AHa So e that time iney loud proclaim
The Justly CelehrRft n1u0
0fDunn Co.
EoW. IN cottaKe reat xud wtits,
They ltVe in comfcrt !. and oel4Yht'
To show their fHel ca re diam md rinx
That - present te did hriug
From Dunn d C+1-
, 1865-05-30
Uttp Aottres.



UfffcI or TEN HoAAp or PuB1Io Wo4xs3
a..,.. CHICAGO, May 1fk, ls66
OF any part Of - -1
100000 Sewerage Bricks.
70 oe ~Eo h.:d burned fsne from lime, pebbles and
p paH; ano s4uafe tdEed Bids Will b received for
n1eka OF vafon1 aiIe4 but p1tAycuce viii Ia 9fven
e saose Or ths :tAnd.zt dime s1on1 s1axax inchea
hs ts7c9a Will be delivered p!led np along lie ine n
% oe nullt II th!a city lubect 70 1ha
i couo! o. iEf2octoft Appointed By the Board aa..
pek the stze, ehRpd Rnd quality Of fhe bricf1
p pi1Pssd 70 eefnsni.hsd n NUT b dspoa.d 10 once
.aal1 "a lion !n esGh OF Tho months Of jaAt. JuiT
sent year. " -1o b4V
1he bies mutt oe sealed. and must b sceomoaniea
via bond thlaEks for which can l,e hAd It LII
emse1 eng The execution or contract II 1q.
r " q, ~ otd n case the sarae IL accepted.
noIka lndorssd spropoaA Tor 2tteks" Tie Board
Ihe right 70 Frect any all hld1 and nd pr,.
posI VI 10 aeGeotsd the bidder 1iT c1idsnce
a3i!e!setoiy - the Board that be ts Competent rc
AUG sua ttAronalb!n. ]. 9. 6INDRLK.
FRED LKTZ,
~,oo,e,~,n @. j ROSE,
A3sV2oAS4h Board Of Public Wryta
, 1865-05-30
On Raising Clubs.

:" ~ nauy nl.uak III oye.' tho eoans n' me-
done 70 much aud - ,.tn to.nx ovs-7 - ctnne
power to help along our EntNortte By 1&st.~ =
md Who have ds,ty shown By acteaa sasoar 0AA
"ords fhAt our tfoF9 arc Appreciated. we Fesosn
*axnees thar H. aud can say uuly 1AS 70 tneH 1no
aasta0ea morn than anything e,so. - o~o mo "a.
neaae success ard surprising prosperity which aae
ON the very BEGINNING attended our avery
aAd, which bida fAr In INV Abort months
Jeata 10 nrat expected, to mAka our I1St
inttituNon one Of the uondaga Of the aad-tha adu0
Iuss opened in ST. Louis, In connection with chcaEu
md Cincinnati, comp'stes thu W4tern triangle vhleh
viii b able to accommodate our friends within III
bound.J lines, and ~ trust, throughout tae Wno&9
gtest West To III 'hose Who akTc 70 kindly Aud 10
rnlJ ahown their fdent1hlp and good WILL ~ ca
only my that thus far our actions. u wall ~ ~ozda
have txpres4ed to mem through tho medium OF mny
valuable ard varied Eins, thAs NJ have app1eclasAa
theE te1vtcts and hays aimed to suostantlAy aeon'
st1se shauf1. then, In future. NJ WILL Assps %
treat them even st moro uberAy, and teel from eN-
pes!enca thAs they viii amply 1upaI IL ths enosa ~
caa make. M DUNN i co.
frrou the Cincinnati 0azette1
Il by giving gina that eoat th1te nundfed douAaH
with every oEs thou'azd do1Ars worth Of goods fhA
Metropolitan GIT salo store can aeA mora soooa se
orhez ato1tz combined, they hkve aeoptod tho bes
and mestpeoasablo p1an Of advertising, namely S1d-
Ing the pron:a with their cussoness~
[Ftom the Chicago Tribune, NAJ it'll
DrNs's hz7soro111lH 6UE eAL3-AoKz FoxEu"
HAT1 As1ns--un Saturday Afternoon and dveR.
Ing, among lhe mAny nhe. valuable Articles. spl~
did Piano. valued 1t 941A w4s received by III. C l.
epauld1ng. Etstdlrg 1t 1i3 Indiana street. Forth C-
caKo- II. o. F. Gibbs> residing II Ks1nston. VIZ %
fortunate u 70 reeTs nee A=lodeon. valusd Il 5ls&
Ekmembe1 al sicea arc sold fnrono dollar EACH aa6
rot paid for until Jou know what you going 70 to
ce.ve- The G.ess etr Sale Envelopes aze sold II =
centa eAch.
, 1865-05-30

CHICAGO AID Hon1HWAsTsRH-D1fo1 COZ VEsl
HA7IR AND xINZIB aTs,
Riyyst Rfy HFFPTsss FPn,s: :s9S 9S ~ n
Jsss:yille 1ccou;aoi:ait;;n .aos p.n. tSisn. n n
Woodstock Accom...-... $3.50 ?. n. slG30 !. r.
Fulton and ced.s t Rapid.. 1.sSs. Us 1 n. ,:1,rm
Fiespors Fe!tqa 1n1 nd 1oS Saaici;i: S
Roe1fosd and Fox River. 100 ;. =. Lilo :. 2. 2.
de5e7s ;dEi.:. and Eein:::::.:. &c a p n. 19s d19s T.
Rsao,t ,. z. is:SS ;. n: n
u* rl:!R: r. opna:a 'ses ssG Gaois,s nj 9
4omtqe E1prees.........:'6:00 l. n. s1l:oa .. N.
N,ght as1 Esp.s.1; so;13 = s: :k,n
pay ExpEees. s............ 500 a. n. s11:uo .. m
59sen!ng E1psess......: 1850 p. 2. 'i6:oo :. Il
IL E'zn' - ir:i;;f'gn 11:aorT TsalE:. E T. 1880 p e
''sSs aa;:a @ L + ..1'ss H :. T.
f1E1aapRa, roaz rAIss AaD oa1oAso.
S;sP{9E S;sS{ 1S;ss:: S5s;::;' a:'i; s$$s HPs
Gineinnsn Gneinnsn EpFes: EE4pres:'.. tseSa +ss9p
{connsettng sotGh Renasylvassa Gmsroi Z, 4.
Leave Pittsb9ls.... 800 In 4:.s pm. t40p.M.
.,o ais'IFsSia5s: i Fsiiaass: Us P: p s
n. York. 49," '-&A' A'S' p'aa'
.rov,. =. 1910 Pm. 1nm Az. ks Pm.
n. York
p,,,.t., u lo:np.n. ,soon. >e1pm.
B3idmofe..:: o45 pm. TOO An, 1880 n.m
Warrington -lG1u .. n iE3s 4 "a o:Iap'm
c1icA90 AND GAKA1 EASTERN RAILWAY.
Gate Cincinnati End Chicago Airline Railway,
9;gy,e ay 1efPrsss;: ;t:1am. o:.ya d.
fFor cpc;nn:t3 i3ii:s.- s;Ao P r. sseP. n.
Asn snd A1pFess......-....6ooAE r. 0:10a. u.
......-..- E4o DE. Q2n D. ..
uLIaoIl CExTRAI
1ey tE9sen2of.. 4, =. siEA5 n r,
n!Ent tfaeseoge1.......... f9:l5p. N. s810 f.m
4 AanRAkee Acc %n...........sa:s5f b, n,
Hyde I. rsrf Tsaia.. s.a. s7:boa. u.
"a II :. ..........'lEl6 p. n. s1:45 p. r.
,u,c.., ..,.:::::. 3S3 ?. Il. soM p. N.
chtoAso, ,HuAitFeToAAND QUINCY. |
Uty VIZ E1pse:s md Aal......: :s:so h 80 n.
Nsndnts Z 80 LEU p. II. 800 l. a. |
CHICAGO AhD sr. Lsu1B.
y uuaJ E7pfeaa. ...-......-..- 500 a. n. ROOD. n:
hight Express. ......,.., $50 o. m 6.fdl ~
Joliet and Wilmington AZ
ccmmodanon.... E0o p. II. k&6am.
CHICAGO AND ROCK Island.
9ay EIpress and 1Au.... SID an 4.op, n.
n!&a. Espless. .19oo Pm. 500 l. n
1onet etAtsomnod.hc7.. G13 Pm. t50a hi
,. G9tcAeo AND H1LNAuTsE railway.
sE2o j. n. s13:ss ,. n.
y = ##aqkeEan Aeeomta edat'u sas p. n. &1 n.
Nleht htAecommooatton.. .11:5 p. N. H51a n, |
zoo pm. 4:O0p IN. |
sSundays excepted. t5atnrdArG sxcenteI |
IN ndaTs exeepted.
, 1865-05-30
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.


yEr,r, >ha un.r. r.,r
au,ha.a.,S,. l.. .amp opesA AS5 ~
-. .s.u .nt - ~. e"Aa
va .. - VIZ Laus1 oAaous
pe'son, o4u oF !oan2'
c", ~ spEea'.@4oa-
M n.ts1t. @ aI,..aot1t 49, saoual c1o1n'
~. ~ r.e. ~ e1ua'
49, ....,, 49,. 80 Ell ~ 14as ,. os"axnN
rh1s ... - e.ut,.Sa 49, u@o t..saloa"
NM. 1.a.s.- .s .ueea .,@" w.
1900 s ~ a1ta~aeo'
popta nno taelt pAo complete,
1otr @sS,oe. aao II nnisaed.
While Peter Oenm 1oses:
For Fortnne r. . ncsIa 49,.
Ard tre.ta men =. .hs 49,
Amorestthe .rh,mr. .rd pr+s~-,..
, 1865-05-30
THE LAST CALL,

AAA uao4 oAIIt
Come 70 fair .natdsus and ray beau1,
million gifts arc freely ofafkd,
Everything tho hesst can wish Tor:
Upen o5th JouE hcAEt md purae-a tftufts
60 to G. II Dunn and Compauy's.
And select from their assortment
eometh.pg valuable And handsoma.
Something useful for pFe.ent.
For they hare, ~ you Will zee the-:a
Aany thinEs to please the fancy.
Everything the heart can with for.
deuEht befofe the recent rises,
Which they now are Ee.t1ne daily,
Cheaper than tho very chcapeat,
Cau upon them. call upon tham,
f1ened the :leska Will b. 70 saow you,
aold and silver lever watches,
Costly tea sets, solid silver,
4Aalea' chains End ladies' bracelets
E1nt #1'h Euhles, pins with dianondA
Table spoont and butter dishes.
Silver tea u1ns, a1lvcr Wins setts.
AL OF which they Wlsh to shox you.
Al! Of which theJ k1ye to patrons.
IneF Albums are of styles tho late4t
Made or Turkey aud MosoccQ;
They have AlRo dtesainE cases,
Wr5ttnX-deaks OF all descriptions,
Pena snd pencils w1tho 1t number,
fockeI book1 and menog ogAntpms.
EoE7Avtngs mAda:on nne stoel.plate1,
EAntofs nom most noted Asttst4,
TO be given. to be klrtu.
FAthtrs. mothtr1, b1othrs, aiste1s,
o!d and you1E. ofevesJ station,
With your friends and with your uslchhora.
H1t6 F1Uf 1hY~A n . -
, 1865-05-30

general Assf bltes Of the Eexgr School.
Old school md S'nit.d PreAb terlon
the New and Old SchttpI3-Thr 11ia
Scnoul church and the Southern
efn0de- of 1hs sseucraI
Asssm mD35 OF The United fsr. sbJIer1na
Church Mt gn&hfn.xou. 10 ri.
, 1865-05-30

T1R HV pG1t. I IlNlB EN- AND
~ PILES. AND F P.NK LUMBER WANTED,
Q1y1C1 o. TR9 Boa Id o. rJKtIo W0xx1,
n..,.. CHICAGO, May "a, l861-
10 Rasf r. 3,l9 snd Ptne tamb. according to the fooV
IL oi Gimenelons ana quantities. All TO 10 .Ie
4 ae sifhs1 iuhoes sea nay b Ssss;sa
must b q the best quality mss 1o,n II acfscss aHch
AWhd shakes, bad knots or N3Fy1 t1feu 1Dors ~
tnfezfos lumber will be received 'rS~' ~
, 1865-05-30

a9th. s F GIhtou, !, 7P,h INT. 4.2",
tsooaca, T. 41'h III 9 ;.
II D D0ttun, u, Gil CIV. a.
- J Branch, c. 38th int. .253.
ooth. + 6psneler. l. 18th CIV. -.
J Burrows. L. 9ta Cat. T. "a.
q Kappel. q, sotn tnt. 43.s
J Black, 4, 3lst mt. Si5.
s T. Chltwoo :, II, 18th cxr. 4.a19.
21st c Wentworth, D, 9Th nt- 4-c.S.
:. Z Rotencrsn', a, 1IS'h ~: 4 30.
!" Ed Dennis, B. 79th LII. @,I:z.
~ PSwauson, f, 9th e,s- 44i2.
1ft. . D Robinson. u, Glib GOV, 445l
t Terry, n. 1eth CIV. 4,46E
!" Stret J Gechem, G. lGI.. cav. 1. .SK.
!" ] Hlt1. G, 9th cav. l4so.
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, 1865-05-30

IN me General Assembly of the Psesbyte-
r'an Church (Sew scheol> On Thursday last
the following proceedings were had looking
to reunion Of the New and Old Schools 81
fhA rhr-c1,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

The Cincinnati Commercial gives the fol-
lowing extracts purpOrting to be from letter
written by the President in relation to the
Mississippi militia;
It is believed there can be organized in
each county force of citizen; militia to pre-
serve order and enforce the civil authorities
of the State and of the United States, which
would enable tho Federal Government to re.
duce the army, and withd., W, to a great ex-
tent, the forces from the Ssate, thereby re
dacing the enormous expenses OF the Govern,
ment. 90
II there was any danger from IN organiza,
tisn Of the citizens for the purpose indicated,
the military are there to suppress, on the first
appearance, any move insurrectionary in its
character. One great object is to induce the
people to come forward in the defence Of the
State and Federal Governments. General
Washington declared that the people, or the
militia, was tho arm of the Constitution or
the arm of tho United States; and rs soon as
it Is practicable the original design Of the
Government should be resumed, under the
principles Of the great charter of freedom
handed down to the people by the founders
of the Republic. The people must be trusted
with their government, and If trusted, my
opinion is that they will act in good faith,
and restore their former constitutional rela-
tions with all the States composing the Union.
The main object of MPjor General Carl
| schprz's mission to the South was to aid, as
mach as practicable, in carrying out tho pol
ley adopted by the Government to restore
the States TO their former rel lions with the
Federal GOveInmont. II is hoged such aid
has been given. The proclamation author-
iGing the restoration Of State government J.
quires the military to aid the Provisions!
Governor In tho performance Of his duties,
M prescribed in the proclamation, and in no
manner to interfere or throw impedimonts in
the way Of the Consummation of the object
OF bis appointment at least without adyis-
Ing the Government Of the intended inter
ference. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-09

NkaRo Trust IN fHE YAsKEE.-A corre-
spoudent Of the Herald, writing from Baton
Rouge, La, bears testimony to the willing.
ness Of the negroes to work for those In whose
ability and dispositionto pay them they have
ground for confidence:
Labor will be cheap In Louisiana for a
man known among the negroes as Yankee.
They believe in Yankees. They will 20 their
bottom dollar on them. And, notwithstand-
ing the Numerous complaints circulated to
tho effect that they leave their places Of
work out OF pure laziness, they UtH aork
steady If treated night, and they believe that
Yankee will treat them right. They can
not comprehend that he is Of the same make
as q tsecesh, and they stick to him. *'*
A gentleman belonging to the military was
offered fifteen hundred dollars year and
half the profits of q large plantation on con-
dition of allowing his name TO be used rs
owning IT, and to show his person frequently
about tho plantation, so that the darkies
would believe that they had q Yankee en-
ployer. suppose ~ soon as his resignation
can be accepted the gentleman will accept the
offer"
Tho negroes Of Alabama share this con-
idence in the Yankee. General Wager
Swayne, writing to the same paper from Mont
gomery says
1T is found to be the case throughout this
| State that freedmen have more confidence In
a Yankee particularly one who wears n
blue coat than in n native. On large places
the services Of such . person are very valu-
able, and many persons are anxious TO secure
such"
This observe. Ia not from nm nnti-slayery