davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-27

beard, than I could have Utrct.1. lnu.ed.
the news Of Its probable adoption fairly elec.
Titled The public. A small class viii he
kept aawy By it, no doubt, but great nun.
befs will be induced 70 embrnce the adrau-
taees Offer by the State under Its prorl.-
ions" He further states, that In Ptusdel-
Ihta, some approximations as respect good
titles have betn n aroused On account Of the
low prices at which good firms are offered.
This tear was correctly a'lased by the ugcnt,
IN IN exhibit Of The fInmers Sc amount Of Coy-
c1nment lands stll In TIC market, The Iargc
nnmnes Of acres subject to entry under tue
homestead Law, and the thousands OF tracts
oelgngtng to the various railroad com panies.
The j.. re amount Of Wild and unculsirated
lano IN Missouri corrobarates the theory Of
The Tet2EdlnE influences Of Glayery. Tint
bteak of tho wheel, aud there is nathtng to
Keep back the car Of progress. In aErtcul~
the Union, the climate and eotl being adapted
to The richest products. In 1niEer1l wealth
Ehe has no equal, taking wood and Goa! into
consideration as absolute accessories to rcn-
der that wealth available. Her forests are Of
the finest qualities Of timber. There Is no
depat t1nent Of industry TINT may not End
here the widest field for successful prosccu.
Non.
At this time the far West beyond Is open-
1ng up with uncNa1nplgd raPldity. Every year
adds 10 that West tens Of thousands Of set
tiers. All thsse demand furniture, raaehin-
c1y, STOCK aud goods OF every possible de-
sc1iption, and Missouri, with her long aud
deep rivers, and ra1sond facilities, presents
through hcr commercial cities, the most ac-
ccsslble points for such supplies. The wild
lalds Of the State must soon blossom With
the labor Of the husbundman under the fm-
pulses promised By the new ordcr Of aTafrs.
, 1865-06-27
Gold.
NEw YoRE, June :0.-Gold 10 night 1,4s!.



In making up the closing statement Of the
war, or OF the part Michigan as State has
borne in It, tue Adjutant General has arrived
at result which will agrccab1F surprise the
people Of the State. Michigan has furnished
to the United States for prosecuting the war
agalnst the rebellion, 91,103 mcn! The or
ganized bodies she has sent into the field,
and Which she has kept filled up, besides
supplying troops included In organizations in
Illinois, New York aud 3Hssoufl, and In the
regular service, are thirty regiments Of In-
fantry, fourteen batteries Of artillery, and
eleven regiments Of cavalry. The total POP.
u1ation Of our State when the WIT conl-
menced, WAS Isl, POI, and according to the
census Of 1910. it vas SOC, us, 20 that accord
ing 10 the latter figures, which include, Of
course, men, women and children, we haye
put in the Geld, for the defense Of the Union,
almost an eighth Of onr entire population.
And we may add, no State has better equip
ped OF cared for Its troops than Michigan,
and no troops have made prouder military
record. They have served in every section
Of the fed Of STRIFE, and been eminent for
valor on every occasion. Not regiment
he's skulked or ran during the Tar. It was
Michigan regiment TINT bore the palm ut
Autietam--a Michigan regiment that plaut-
ed the frat Union flag In Petersburg, the
capture Of which led to the fall of Rtchmond
directly, and the collapse Of the rebellion.
ard 1t Wns Michigan regiment that captur,
cd the President Of the rebel Confedefacyt
Our record Is made upt
, 1865-06-27
gbitago Qrlbn11ee
TUEauAY. JUNE q, 1856.



hA"@s coWAua1cat1on between ~"
1oA wy aoa hicnmono was 'a'ls o's"eo
5ssuaoa} lof tne nfs1 lime SINCE 1ac co"'
"'encemeht oi Tue war.
Co.' Jeanison o. hanses. nae oeea olsnon. sa
oiaoiy olscaa1geo rom LUG on1''o Saa.es
sefFGe. upon ING caAEes oi n''ont 'oope..'
oc' ana Inc kco1enee nao pccn eoon'ne4 W
'en' ooaee.
an l.nue1se =. s1,' ooa3 - nosp'' aons taeua
en1A ~ e'otl" 80 ~ aas s'tNea ~
~. LOUIS Cd 1oa ~ ee' '!ss ~ .4,, .ue P.s'us.
natIe7es a aue =. me 30. 90. ennnos Hgnt
at1Hcfy. no" .. Sasn'u4s' VAL short!y az
11sc IN Intaeo !ot i'13 auo musteF out-
, 1865-06-27

NEW YonK, June 24.-Thc steamer Caro-
lIuc brings Savannah adylces Of the 91st.
The Savannah Ntrald Gays IT The Central
Railroad Company hare com1l tied a contract
for rebuilding forty-sl1 miles Of their road,
from Savannah to Station -Four and Half on
The Little Oeesshec riTcr. Il is tcliegcd TINT
the contract will be completed wi.hln thirty
days. Wui. 3. Wilson has been elected Pres.
tdent, nnd Geo, II. Adams. Superintendent"
TIE jacksonville {Fta IAfoa, Of the 17th.
fays: "A portion Of the private baggage OF
Len. Daris has btcn secured near Gainesville,
F1a. It contested Of two boxes and one
4erf and papers. The wagon coutalutng tue
baggage see1ns to hive been In advance oftle
Tying PARTY, and was Abandoned by these
Aartng 1t III chAge Gu learning Of Davis cap
, 1865-06-27
FIRE AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
tt u Enf1dfpEs 13urned-Loss RAtima-
ted at Sl0,U0O.



Yesterday morning. nj n fcw MIN. a. h,fo,,
one O'CLOCK and insi A. we werc reody - ~
TO nreas. as nnnn1rced q fsre hrn.a ny -. H.
lie carri,re manu.ac,o,r NJ .tnh,a i w SS,ni ~
non q SON on Sci1to str:et The ~ n,J'.i,,.
otcff in thr fIomo rnrt ~ tho ,,;,t11ss ~
owing to ile cnmbusiifle natnrr If r fane nu1
cmcnt and cuntenls II Tns imnossihin @ - H.
chrct ia nro~,cSs rho 80 'a1possins s ;a1 "
frcm 4hc nnr,STcst aud ~ Ttaa ~ mas tloM,ns
orross thc st,eei WIS ,n1,',,r;,o.sJ ~ ~
1ear n tho I3ra,v anJ sa,n stnhIo F ~ r tna
". shanIrv wl}ch Ias uarr " ,.;at at: usu. t3:
totally enreioped 1n fiames. sbort1v st ,a1te .e
uscd % AZ na;n, shon - Heta1os taE age ,ani 1ac1o1y
siso r. 1Ist,ishni,gs n. .a1a, ieu, as o1d
hnnsr &. ia rs1s - IL. t,tt ssaoae ano i!ame
street A. tf,is innrtnna ~ sg5rs th..t ,1,.s
rreat danrpr Of lie fotnl destrnct;nn ~ %hs X
ron funiiry of Mrssrs Jnhn T. G;'1 g. ~ aa.' eu
which was sal ed only by tbe almast c1ner.
snd lis men. who worked viii - aee,s..e n
energy that We have scarceiv arsI ssan ~,
eqnalied. IN the meantime lie ilre iad CON- con-
Frrnt Street. north Of the stab1c and tSis Sa
time no less than fonrtecn hnilSInna Eere a0 ne
firc, but through tie powerful exert;oas I'f If
the fire department, several Of them " weso n
fnr eirht hc,,Ia ma TAe% she emonnt uemt1a ag
4hro~+, ,,,,o ~ h,;17t. -. ...aa t -. "1let
fnr which manv ai}inninc' bn;Idino nanij w "
hare be n tayft1 from t11e dcrnnr;nr e1a,scnt
Tho co corr;or, mnnrts ~ ~. T., ..ts e. = y.
ripinated. WA occnnied hr e;essrs ~ s.1tt nt
and ShnfF whose fosa Il esffmofaJ ~ fr,r,
s15 G1 ~ STA IN on uhicG tha1a .e,s ~ -, nG ~
snrsncc NJ ~ Iss RI n f5a anr;nago1a ~ ~ ~
TaSacbnsetts' Inaurancc ComnenT ss III n
thc Phnnir Insurance Comnorr II H. ~
and @ s5 oM n t'e Harttor Tnsnraana " TaF
panys The loss on the CIR car1ia1e hmfId,nn- m sl T.
Insr-once Cnfnnanv FIR a nm Tha Is-.arr
atnh1e occrn;ed hv sban,cr 49, o.snaJ uuJ ~
s. < ", q broKn whose jnss ia ah"nt II n hi. n.
jnsnred far IS 0O0 in the Sn,in1t3efI VfsSco,
cbnsetts Insurance ComnanF H. s5on1evss
joss Is -,n1V nhont sfff) T'hn lac ~ WeS:yrs
fsfIi 4 sn1 ~ rntterna cnnnot ~ ii 1ass tna,,
Il IN snd nrobahiv ;'inhIa ia. on,nn,t tnnu ~,
Shtch xc dfd nat 1carn of AM snv tnsursrse ~
Thnmas inderson.. Win nFnej mo ~ Ia
fiana ise1tJnoa. Was 1nsnrefi IN Ike % 1'h,mss as
, 1865-06-27

NEW ToRK. June 96.-The eteauar Uav4na
ortnce Havana dates to tha 2lst. A Po.to 1ico
p7per Of the 14th. says the individuals to vhou,
The Spanish artboritiea delivered tho cnrerpmsni
Spstn all the expenses ofthc war and 10 rnar ttee
al property 10 Sp3nl1 ards residing there, II was
als6 rumor.d that the Ha3tians had already IL.
vaGen Do1fptcnn tetfiturF. -
Tie qusndsu1 blockade runner Wren, which
Ftt Havana on The l1th, was out only two days.
when psst Of the crew seized the vessel aud tnn
the rrize money. Thelr remain at Hayana ret.
the Mary. Virgins. Zephyr, Frances, Flora
u 1fs, Pelican. Foam. Lark, Lavtna and Harrlct
Lane.
A l,r.e Italian vessel brought in 500 Coolies on
The acth+ VA
There is not n pch sfckucss in Haysna
, 1865-06-27

PmIApE1ru1A, Jppe aG.-Jay Cooke reposta tho
iocludin= t3'V,.t ircrn tho First N1tioaal B4nE'
q Laut:viile; ST., ,oeo from the Ninth Nattonni
t!anE Of New York; 1000 from the National
Bsnk Of NeF ferk: ttt0,03o from the National
Gaok cfthe REPUBLIC. H,.lon; 9T6,G0 tom tde
Merchants Nattoual Bank Of New Bedford; ID, ,UO)
f!cn Flax Hatch, Of New York: tltaOCo from
Second National 1snk Of Nashville, and 1,S;S IN
dtEtdpal subscriptions Of go and $it0.
, 1865-06-27
7 From st. Raul.

ST. PAIL June q, 1855.
Governor Nne1 applied 10 the Wer Depart
mint some t me eiuce for more trorps to te sent
10 This district. The matter WIS referred to Gen.
Grant. whu said a1i troops Genera. Pope had
asked for Aso been rent here, mad couseuu .nt}v
lie declined 10 furnish any more.
dispatch Wat sent by courier. from General
Sib(cy,at st. Paul. 10 General Snliey, at fo,t
Randall, and auewer received in slx days and
eielteeu huurs. Round ttip, pt4c hundred mile.
hundred Sioux recently came 10 Fort Derthild
and wanted g trade. Th! request would have
petp grant. II thtJ had esren up their arms and
As thcy refused t Is the commapdant Of the fort
fired on them, and they batttiy retired.
some ektr1nfFhing has taken place near Fort
Rice with the 1ndane. severa' par1ea Lars been
attacked, end one tquAd Of sevtn soldier. wal at.
lacked within sight OF the fort. B,th slIee
escaped urharmed. The river at tbia p1lut re.
1nrfr, stationery, with good stAse Of water for
aae lnrgtst hoatR.
, 1865-06-27

citizen. ". II. Cory, made a speech at
Columbus On Thursday night, at tie Demo.
cratic caucus, IN which he took the ground
that the normal condition Of the African was
seryitude, and favored the re~estab1lshment
Of slavery In the United States. This, he
asegea, must b. n The u platform pias Of the Demo
ctss tits gear, but there will bs success NTH
mately. Valiandighan, the great Demo-
cratic light IN this State, was present, as vas
tlso Hon. Alex. Long. We also learn that
Air. Cory has rendered hts services to JEFF,
Davis aa counsel for the defense in the ~.
preaching trial for treason. srhe Pecsi.
dent we believe, has not Jet replied"
Citizen Cory is great light among the
| OHIO "d2nQcracY."
, 1865-06-27

Death g-Petrofeum-The
Hoard OF Trade Conventions.

tspteial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tn5u.c.1
DErEo1r, Monday, Jure 36.
During the thunder storm or Saturday after-
nooD. In lLdfs county, young n71n ns1ed Geo.
Huuphrrye, residing In 'he iowa Of Orleans, Wis
1nsta1t'y killed By being strpck by lightning. He
Haa Et1ndlng near tree with two other persons,
neither CT Whom were Injured.
Petroleum has been discovered In considerlbte
quantities at Po1tE1outh. Bay county. SpccI.
ucDs bare have been sent to the city to be tes:ed.
peIeons 10 represent That body In the Nations1
tomrsrcisl Convention soou to be held 10 This
ttty& as follows :--Joseph AEp1n1ll, Jas. F. Jar,
Duncan Stuart, George n. Bntfell, A. Lew1s,
John Hutchi1g, franklin Moore, &. Nawlev q,
II. Euhf, A. E. DuEse1, E. D. Ward, Z. ", King.
M. r. Field, John R. Jones.
SECOND DISPATCH.
(spet1a, Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribuuc.l
nETno11, June 96.
On Sunday Jonnr man by the n1me OF Jos.
McDonell wa. drowned by the upsetung Of sail
heat In the Detroit river, a ehnrt dlstsncc above
this city. His body was subsequently recovered.
The four comp7rfcs Of the 3o<h Infantry, lately
STUNNED at Port Huron, st. Clair and Wyandottc,
srrt.ed here yesterday and will eoon be mustered
4 meeting Of citizens was held 1t the CITY Hall
this cyeI1ne With reference to the approaching
and Committee Of Arrangements were appoiut<d
to confer with ftmtisr conmtttees from tho Board
uf Trade, with reference to the proper reception
and entertainment the Of tvlrfous de1cc ttto1s
while attending the Convention. 1t was also de-
teimtntd to give them hn eIcuFsf0n m The river
, 1865-06-27
PROM WASHINGTON.
StsnmeFs from EnAhtustuu to dc.
Nn1n CFeek-t;ot0rsd a1en Returning
f1ome-Sales OF Government Korees-
PFoxuDffuus

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibuue,l
WAS SIS1Tux. June s6
Steamers commenced making regular trips he
tween Wsshtt etou and Acquia Creek today.
The co1ored people who came here with Sbes-
minis army are returning TO tht1r homes In the
Soutb, 1t the rate of tt1ty or seventy per dry.
transportation IL furnished them By the Goye1n-
mint.
For Mony days p.s. Government has been dis
posing of large numbers Of horses and the sales
have brought perfons from all sections OF The
cfunt1y. Some ofthe auIuals have proven to be
Of e1rel]tn: quality and few weeks OF eond p,st-
urge md careful a't.ndApce viii make thet re-
ally valuable for farm and other purposes. The
taleE viii continue for ZONE time yet.
Col. ,Vsnt3te hes been brcsc,tca Drgadier
General.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Gettysburg Celebration. The
FFefdMth's Afureau--.t0utrfbMtIo
1.nms Argument In the Conspiracy
Cnae.s = he AInbatl1A Delegation.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
WAsuISaToH, juno 26.
Nest Of the troops which are to steke part 10
the 9TH OF Ja'y ceremonies 1t Gettysburg, Will
start to morrow. The cavalry aud artillery are
going overland, and the infantry BY rAi1. Anoug
them are the 1Eth Penn. veteran artillery; let
Conn. cavalry and 3 battery Of eight guns. The
baios u toc otIn haassr ano VII setet1u reserve
corps regiment accompany me e3peolaon'
1t lie the intention of Major General Howard to
visit Scuth Cu1olina souae time after the 4th Of
3u'y, On business connected With the Freednen's
M nu.eaa; u LGe5e ~ ustHesn 2Gue su09 a99 4esgQ"
acres q ansnooaed l1Edt IN t6e stase q v!tgtnlst
MoIe t1ao @ Gau " "n!Su ~ neeP Iaxsn poaees'
sion q ~ osn. ae"asu Ii oeaaa OF tno fteed@
men bureau
Gsl; Hfans ass sesazSea 70 " asuangton 'sona
f6iEdeIpala.
AT. 1atemao+ 1xesaent ol VIC eeptn hsanea
81 the sanitary Gomntsaon, at 81 Louis, informs
Icnere Ho%3ro tnat ne pas received twenty
thonssnd dollars. Foiuntany consr1btted tfom
1ae SoloIed foeps qnaneIea IN tae Me1hiy o. -:
, 1865-06-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Des MONIES, Iowa, June 8.
Dr.. McGueen. Of the medical department Of
the State University, died at Kcokuk On Friday
night last. James II. Martin, formerly Of Full
ton county, Illinois, charged With the crime Of
forging deeds to lands In this county, IN tue name
Of Jaucs Davis, citizen Of Illinois, was LODGED
fn fall here yesterday. He VIE arrested scscuty
miles south ct Topelfa, KaneaE, on the Sant1 r.
road lie had realized over four thousand dol.
3asR from !hte fo.rtd deeds.
.nubteyed tut
, 1865-06-27

tLate P.tsk Of Antioch Cotezc Yellow s1r!s:s, 0h!o)
BT HI3 WIFE
, 1865-06-27

the rags Of the plantation for the blue
clothes oi an American soldier, or au exhibl-
t1on Of Christian Righteousness to people
whom Gods p1oushshare Of wa1 has thrown
up into new manhood, the time bas now
come when the glorious privileges of Ancr1-
can citizenship, with equality betors the law,
and legal enjoJmen Of the elective franchise,
should be extended to all Of our corus1ymen
without aQY dietinctisn of color.
, 1865-06-27


N thc Atlantic cities the people express a
e9nsLGefa";e on,,,; ~ degree of anxiety about the
1aoptlon o: TIC New Constitution Of Miss
pun; familiarity with IT. Leading Q. ON
3sena ltatutes Is very generally sho9n, eyinc~
Ing an Interest Of no ordtuatg Character. The
Kadicalis'n Of this Instrument, AZ tia nojiti-
Clans term little revolution, rather II nuh-
lie sentiment which it exhibi,s~ulakeeaP r. PIn r..
deed IN epoch in American history f.aca
Which will ln' dated 4 progression in eoc,ctv
moral, social a.d pecrnlary. Which viii
6tnnd Fitbout parallel. This Interest eho "a
2EotAe1 .hiiG, aud Tint Is, the great daw-
back and hindEnnce to the prosperity OF the
Statc-a prosperity demanded by hc7 re-
source. 'esulted from ,he institution ot
Elavtry. Inc manaclrs Oh the limbs Of this
giant, with TIC largest rivers on the face Of
strength ard power unequaled, were forged
by cocEc.vr l"Gor, and wearing these. Miss.
ouFi has 1,een out stripped IN the raceof tn
1crprtbe bF tAc fEtc commouRek1tAs around
her.
TIL. Rev. H. 0. Sheldon. m agent Of the
Beard Of Immigration, III note Gays. ~
4isd mere interest t4ken iu the fate u the
n'w Constitution by the people on tue sea-
, 1865-06-27

NEW YoEK. JuncI sG.-A note from Cyrus ",
Field, dated Lor don, June 18th, stascs that Tie
Great Eastern will probably Ea,l from the More
IN the 9Th Of July md from Valencia about TIE
10th OF Jn!y. All 4 going On satisfactorily and
the freatest confidence Is entertained thai the
cahtc will he eccceasfQtlY laid
, 1865-06-27

NEw YoRK, June s8.-To.daY, for the dret time
IN four 3esrs, direct ove.lnrd Communication IL
to he bad between New York and Ktchm N md. the
old z. 4. rn1te with connecting links Of steam
hoats sud stage being opened.
, 1865-06-27


n the fria1 to dsy On the Fashion Course, three
mile heats, best two In three Sionewall Jackson
wou thG f1st hrst AID Decker the second and
third heats md the race. Time, aO2i e:l5i s:09I
, 1865-06-27

FonrnEss afoSnoz, June A.-The election fer
eBc4 r. for the city Of Norfolk took place todsy.
are Thomas C.. Cobb and Simon Stone, and no 10
3 O'Clock tie contest WIS considered very close.
, 1865-06-27

new foRK. june s6.-Gold is depressed, In
ekange. Theea is good supply Of cash gold.
The rate On loans Is ! l6 to OF one per cant,
The quotnt10us have ranged from lao. opening
nticc. nm 10 Ill
, 1865-06-27

WAiurs0roS. June 25.-The President is not
rcrr1ytn S,sstora to day, owing to physical tntfs-
position.
Trrdfr'ck y. Seward, for thc arst Tina since be
received hia Injuries, wss able yesterday to walk
, 1865-06-27

pACK1NG BGXES-The hex
= mttutscsos3 business Is csssied on nsa4. tt
rs North Franklin F.es, q d MT IL Any way aEtct
- By T. arc on co:res Of Fra.1.ia and Ohio s1r4Is
Htd y q! rEcMp l3 att,~ 1.1% Mtr pIic-s.
fe1sc1s4 II DAVID CD ID WILLIE
, 1865-06-27

(Specia! Dispatch to the Chicago Tssbune.1
1Fn1ANAPoL1a. June -. ::
The 18th, 18Th. 7nth and 2tst hstelies, the 8tst
sDd 8itb intantry,' and a detaehmcnt Of the 17th
mounted irfantty, had public reception this
afternoon In the State Uouse square. Speeches
we're made BY Hon. Nelson Tfueten, Secresafy Of
jtmln Spooner. Uhited States Marehal, Gov.
Morton, and others. TIE whole adatr Wis very
enthu.Iastic and parsed Or pleasantly.
Tbs 1t'n dried up just In time..
sgth Infantry arrived this morning. Brt1. iien.
Renj, Afford, Of Vermont, IL in the city, apd Ad-
jutant Gen. ". u. Terrell, and r. q. McCartS
10 anjust the claims Of the State agaist the Fsde-
raj Government.
, 1865-06-27
Applications Of Trenholm and BK.
GOV. Aiken & Pardon.
The Atlantic Cable.-The
Great Eastern to
Sail July 5.
d GOLD FEVER BREAKING OUT
IN north CAROLINA,
Cold Closed at ia.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Ter1fb1e Thunder Storm at Mobile
An tudi2hA Regiment Struck BIZ
LIehtn1AE-1ht Ida no ANnir-GI0w 4
Sur riIfa Gns Ca$ed-U alters At
Jackson, mlsA.-The &:ropA La Texas
and ArkankA8,
, 1865-06-27

EUHt VfI1CEE m tue Mouth.
new YonE, Jnne 26.-Thc Ibak's special SAYS:
4sPest Oflces arc 10 be le-opened at nace In Ill
important pisces IN the South, and the military
routes will be 1elet''
, 1865-06-27

sickness Among the Troops, and in
= Y M1Inin.ton--'rhe Mnl1gnlty OF the
PJMuters, and ffae IndlHIrence or eur
OMccrH-4rlstocfncy sill S4ruu~ IN
N. C.
, 1865-06-27

VIZ rn11i,h cl.cvncre n rcrr 5,.c,ce.,uc
version Of lie Uampton Roads Pace C,,tcr'
cncc. firm the Aurusta ia, f1ron:.,. <.d
IS7f.s.}. which is attributed !, tbc
maln to Alexander H. str,bcna ona
of the commissioners On the nnrt
Of the LAT" Coafrds.acy, II brinps ont
several salient uofrts which bars mi I,.,oto.
F,.n ,,oo,, r,odo r,r,Y,, p...,s.st rr-ss,'.
cornrn,oa,,.a =, c,nrr.s. 49,, ..es,t - .,.a
tcnnfcrc1,.e t,,oe+ho, viii, t,.+a ~ ~ ~ ~
.,ooot,.t,on. ..h,.1, ,,,,,,o,,, :. 49,. ~ ~
-ass1a ~ n,u.ea ~;,s 1851 . ~ oo -.
esSrs,.,sas - ~ t,. ~ cNA. ~ ""a'
,,sa* ,oso." - - 49, aea.tns =. .ns .sos' soss3a
.,,.s ~ ~ a. ss sae 0a..' . '1e~. inia Is
rlsss ..1.s.s ~ ts-. .ss . ~ s oeliFeq " Inc
r. I,Isd,',s psI' oi ~ - .". spasus'
80, 'en ~14s Au.e0'es Lei 'e'n
5sr... uu, a"suae a,st,.a ap.s .ae l'ue natnse OF
<.... T. a,s. ~ 80 ~ lue "a.te
o,,n.t +ha fnda1on,. - ~. s a.s.sss :" 1ua'e W
.,.s..,.. 49, y. ~. nioee' Leave
1rhItc WAN :. ront ~ d,.,,Nt. 49, NC
-,nd ~ rcnro IN, rso-l,. y. ~ Ie,n ~ 1sa.'s =
.nsl. - -as,.e,> .,,'n,.s w.. ~. &c iaus "
~. 49, 80 49," eise 1u4 1s euaetn' a1e
the negro slaves dtsinclInstion to work, but
from the white masters determination
TO live without work. Wcrr tbs
negro rs lazy as the Indian, or as ontck IA
Ehed his masters blood as the white man e.
shaved would be-. there could be no slavery.
Slavcry has existed because the negro would
rather work than fight, and because the
white u1hn would rather fight than work.
lOur VOID for 1t, the freedmen Of the Saith
:. Are mr. seaoler to work than thr SHAREHOLDERS.
Nr' Lircoln's suggestion to the rebels. that
Ae would laS them four hundred millions Of
oonals 10 90 "hat they have since been com.
qeueo 10 40: WIS IKE Als o1irr Of "comIen-
sa'eo sue emanespauon, safe business opera
-4oa-'aius ole 70 1aem naa tnes accepted It,
~ seoA'h''eaa 70 aS, II cost nea'is lnaf -
"-au W tue rtoelnoh. sl'ecouy Us II Was
.u' ~ -, ~ ao. " .ue eoa1 "a ine' bnt
N,s.- w ~ ." ~ ~" ta@s We heeeea Inc maj
..,s,sa , ~ ~ 1..,ss ~ s.a Ao .soea a'm,es 70
.aas,. 1ee tut " 1I'oa ~, ses nno 20 rssp Tue iaa
ASoAlto u LIE loutleLs ne tu1uiQ u Elau 10
, 1865-06-27
from Rotlth Amcricn to the EJni-
ted Ef0tcS IaE Rail

NEW YoEE, June 2G-The R1enos Ayrea Stan.
dard ssys tic project Started to connect Valpa.
ra,fn by rss1 along the veal coast OF South Auer.
Ca to Pnnams. thence tn the United Statrs, moets
P. Goldtbo1ou ID the cirtl engineer.
, 1865-06-27

Indiana State News-M1litarY Matters
-sbe Claims Against the Govtrn-
fueitta
, 1865-06-27

The Crops In Georgia.
NEW yonK, June e6-The GcoYgis papers sat
tie crops all promise an abundance. The corn
crop WAS Deytr more favorable.
, 1865-06-27
Nem aDbfrttgfutentB.
j, LIFE OF HORaCE MANN,

n
ate P.est Of Antioch cot;ezc. Yellow sm!ss', oa!o>
b BIS wEA
sYu. 81 psxes, bsr Led boa.1ls, S:ls top. e.
This Invaluable biography has been tEo c. :ssee
5eats In Preparation. sad taxerly ooasd fer. It will
nos dtssppoint the Nasneas ant1ci2at6ns Of tho nu
bs1.ess td-acs otIts subject.
THE PRESIDENTS WORDS:
Being selection OF TIE cst eloquent sente-ces and
Tho snoat ttsse. co.tensed. AID <a1khtV passAxa&
from TIC Speeches, Addresses and Public Doeu-
Henta Of President Lincoln vol, limo. Kdltsd
By RaF. & z. Haie. So
TIE CHURCH OF THB FIEsT THREE CESruRrEz-
By Hsv 4 iAn1on, DID, Eew, gnv!1ed. Al greatly
enlarged edition. 6yo. s.
HKAsoH IN RELIGION. By Rs7. F. E. Hoder, ., D.
lt2o. r.
Z 1s1oRT OF THE ANT1aLAVK8T AEasCEas
.3F The s?En AND sscu CoNaR6sERS- B5 Sens.
tar Wllfoa. Of Aass. Ne1. revised acd enlarged
eo'stfou. containing = paxea Of sddl.icuN uuatss
Eco>e erl1x the tcsa OF TIC 1ast sesstoa. Em,. r.
hAErUH GRgAr "HlsroRY uFFRAncK" paxt
I z.T1r1 % ofLou!s XIV" , 2yo1s., w.s1 sseel ro--
HAt4. 2ah&S&A4+ ~
aaRr1SEIus MsrosY OF KSGLsxo. yo,s 1
and 1soc-.sEr Fow ready. Is.
rHR THMKE9 E4 YONKr. By J. &, EoEaer, ar
thor Of -Co1oF ar:szd-" s:.7a
EouTH's H1sTuRV 0F TEE REaHLLlON- Vol. l.
Eoanota to Mu-9rcsbo BY the author ot "T3t
Pcnt sE 9oT.~ H1;h original Illustrations $I31.
,aRLW. Bling Vol: q Of the faSortta "52.,:scis
Ee7tes.,' R1oftsely .Nuks:1ated H.
PHILOSOPHY As A53oLDTE eCHNCE- By Z. l.
and H. T. FrothinKhrz1: Oetaro. EsH- |
He HOUR WHICH CcMETH, AND NOW rs. Bsr. |
NOES BY Pet. J11es F1E.man Carke- 1eno. {iur
BeyElled boa1dx. rcd edses y175.
PUDLtSHHD BT
Walker, Fuller s. Co.
BOSTON,
ID fclt bJ ALL DtoksELLx.s, ar sert F:Kx DY MAI. |
IN stceIps Of tbs adya<:laed price,
, 1865-06-27
Uuut-d, 4 Gang PlbtE-AR Advertise.
Raent Gratis,
F1cKsBuRd, Mis-, june II, 1865.
FIN tHribnra.

Eoi oTs Chicago T1ihune:
am atout lf artnE the service, and am des.roQs
0f atce7fltplug whether thefe IL any such thing
q gang plow With plows two OF TIRES burrows.
required to propel1t!
bare the honor to be, yanr most ohedicnt,
c. LYNDON, Captain, ID N. 7, cavalry,
, 1865-06-27

A TTENT1CN, SIR KNIGHTS.
Ia Thete Will be Rpec!al coacage Of APOLLO ,u1-
n!andeU No 1. E. T.. At t1et AT nm. A,soptc TEN
pie th1E (Tue3dAy even1rg. 1t 1H oeItck. Work on
E,T- a, H. BENEETT kscpftFf. t.I7.9J-ls
, 1865-06-27
DOG LOST.

Ascal seotca Terrier shout i've 1ott's old at
s~eis fn ;h:' ratne ~ Kan Eer. AFR on yet1entnS
m toEi8 "l3s amA'st. viii It:e.Ya IS reward.